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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
IN THE CITY COURTS
Many Matters of interest Around About
CITY Hall Square.
OsA|SOA COOK IS SENT ON FOR MURDER
After {" Preliminary Hearing In the
Police Court ERis Case IL Sent to The
Grand Jury-TwcIvc Charges FOR
ForEery-Aii Sorts of Police COur
Cnscs, Briefly Noted.

o21e Cooke was arraigned before Jus
ice Tom!in in the Police Court yestcr-
day morning on the charge OF murder
Ing Lloyd Saunders, colored. The case
was the last called. as 1t was expected
10 be the longest. Colnmonwcalth's At
torney Duocan appeared for the prose
cutlon and Capt. y. p. Thorn represent
ed the prisoner, who sat beside his coun-
sci deeply interested in every move in
the legal sparring.
several witnesses who were not at
me inquest were examined, as we'll as
those who testified before the Coroncr's
jury. While there was uoth.rlg to show
that the blow which Cook gave Saun-
ders was ~justifiablc, some OF the wit
neSses did throw more light on the affair
than was shed upon 1t at the inuuest
1t was shown that Saunders was a
Dad niger when he was drinking,
and that he had been ladling 4 knife
threateningly that day. One Of the
most important witnesses as to the
blow itself was Mr.. NJ. ID. Spruill. He
testified that Cook and Saunders met
IN Wrights stables, near the market;
that Cook started ONT and Saunders
nsea some offensive remark about Cook
having struck him earlier IN the day;
Cook went back and picked up a four
FOOT piece of plank and told Saunders
If he didn't go off he (Cook) would hurt
him; saunders threw up his hands-but
not Observation-Disclosures said: Don't
you hit me- whereupon Cook struck
him, In the side with the plank; the
blow did not knock Saunders down.
The case was sent on to The October
grand jury. Commemorative Attorney
Duncan withdrew his consent for the
'bai!ing OF the prisoner in $1,000.
FORGERY AND EMBEZzLEMENT.
John J. Morris troubles did not end
by any means when he was sent on To
the grand jury some time Z charged
with cmbezzling from HIS employer,
j. II. Hancock, of Atlanta. funds be-
longing to that gentleman's Norfolk
establishment.
He was arraigned before Justice
M yesterday on eight charges Of
forgery. The names alleged to have
been forged, in the cases investigated
yesterday, We're S. w. S. Hayes, colored,
and Simon Mason, colored, and the
again 'seut on" and will thus have to
answer To the grand jury for twelve
charges Of forgery. The modus opcr-
andi Of his transactions is said to have
been the making out of apcrs purport-
whose names were signed to the docu-
mcnts. and then pockcting his employ
tr's, money TO the amount of the alleged
loans. Mr.. Hancock figures up his
aggregate loss, SO far as developed to
the present time. at Si13. There was n
charge OF swindl!ng also pending against
the young man, hut in view of the large
number of forgery charges that was
dismissed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01

NORFOLK hCADEMY.-Privatc school
, boys and young men. Five teachers,
can mcnl. Discipline firm: courses broad:
text books modern: terms moderate: cat
aioSllc free. Next session Lcains Scptcln-
Der y. Read our record In Sunday papers.
ROBERT w. TUNSTALL, II. A.,
null-we,tr-ti oGG principal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
I ".

Halifax, n. c., August 31.-(special3
The play entitled the "Chaperone"
will be tonight at the courthouse for
the benefit of the Episcopal church.
Our young people have been practicing
for it for some time.
Harris Nickel Plate show Is looked
Tor here on September 18th. Their ad-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
MINOR CASES.

Joe Gentry ana w. ]. Beatty. white,
drunk; fined 81 and costs.
Jerry Perry, white. drunk and abus-
ing an officer: $3.50.
John Armour, white. breach of the
peace and drunk; fined So and costs.
Walter Cross, colored. drunk and
breach of the peace: 81 and costs.
Julia Shields. colored, abusive larl-
guage; $3.50 and costs.
Nelson Shields. colored, abusive lam
Suagc: dismissed.
William Arthur, colorcd, assault; $3.50
and costs.
Ellenora Miller. colored. profanity; 81
and costs.
Lcmuel Turner, colored, abusive Ian
guage; $50 and costs.
IIezekiah Wilson. colored, breach Of
the peace; $3.50 and costs.
BESSIE Russell. colored, breach Of the
peace; dismissed.
w. c.. Cousins. cOlnrcd, stealing n
cloak: held for five days.
Tidy Franklin, white, house of i'll
fame: dismissed.
John Evans, white, assault; dismissed.
J. j. Jones. white, larceny; dismissed.
Thomas Bryant. colored, assault; $40
and costs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Walter J.. Simmons and Henrietta r.
stephen.
f. b. Clark and Sadie Brcnt!ey.
Albert Lyman and Cora Mayhem, col
Ored.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED oFiTRusT
- made by j. H.. Simons ct uX to us as
trustees, benring date. on the first day of
February. 1893. and recorded in Deed hook
lQ5, page $50 OF, the" Norfolk county Clerks
Office, and ut the request of the creditor
therein secured, We shall, sell ut public
auction at the Norfolk Real. Estate Ex-,
change, 236 Main street at. IL II m, on
SATURDAY the 1lth day of September.
1897, the following property, to:wit::dAli
that certain lot Of land in the clty'of Nor
folk, Va, with the building n i'm
the north side Of Highland avenue, With
a depth between parallel lines one hun
dred 600 feet, being lot numberStwenty-
five (25) on the plan: of Willihm PannilTs
property, duly recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of tho Corporation Court of the city
of Norfolk. with the deed from r. H. Ba-
ker. Jr,.and l.. Hurmonson, commission
ers TO VIM. Pannill. &'Sr%N
TERMS CASH.
GEO. w. DEFY,
7. r. BORLAND, II
j.. w. HUNTER,
Trustees
G. II. TERRELL e co, 80
au29-tds Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01
JUSTICE HAWKS, CoIrRT

William Wright. alias Edward
Thomas. colored, was gwen six months
In jail by Justice Hawks, or the ounty
Yesterday upon the charge Of stealing
harness from Rev, j. d. Hank, on tho
Cottage Toll Bridge road. Wright is
also charged with stealing harness from
Mr.. John McWhortcr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
RICHARD cEHLERT,
4asb 5tsr Nasser

Dor aber so Sabren fdon wurbe
WfrS. WtnSlom'S Soothing 5prur
bon Millionen BON Mhttern beim Sab
men Der ainber angemenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S9lafe bur@ bas Shreien eines
&inbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen TT uab
DOr G9meraen peints Wenn IL, laHe
fofort cine Tlai6e bon sWirs. Winss
lows Soothing 9Drup1 bolen. 5ein
Mertb III unbesablbar. sc Dirb benz
tleinen 9eihenben iofort 2inberung oers
i6aifen. 8erlaBt eu6 baraui, Wtatter,
e8 1T tein 3meifel bartiber. gs bet!t
ODfentern nnb Oiarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, befeitigt Winb'
aolit, erwei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gntafnbung unb ftdrft bas ganse
Spfem. mMrs. Win5loms 5ootbino
Sprup@ fur aabnenbe ainber TT anges
mebm in @ef9mad unb bas &eeepi
ftammt bon einem ber bsfien ueibli6en
aer3te III ben Ser. Staaten. Sc III bel
allen Drussifen In Der gansen Welt ali
baben. preis rs Gents per Jlafd)e,
aauft nidbts anberes, als MrS. Wins'
lotD8 Soothing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03

, auBelbalb bes Gartens uno rinssum
frei. Seine &ake tann iid ba per~
frie6en. So mar bort, furS beour Sbr
lanbetet, uao uorliebtis einberIdreis
teno, ietten lie iI)ren @es fort.
Slls lie in Der 2albe eintrafen,
empfins Der Sd)toilerlup iie nit einem
Stub. Der nab benz bon Sellb senom>
metre QGa0saborncf ougeferti9te 3iete.
rid erlpie8 1:G als unbyQulDDar. Gt
mar baber ge5pungen, bas SdloB auss
5ui9neiben. 81 bate bereits mebrere
S06er I'm b0iielbe berum 9ebobrt, uno
INNER rpleoer ieete er bas Ibarfe Sns
itrument att. G8 mar, al5 OF Der unerz
lpartete QSiberitano ieinen @ifer nod
erboht babe Sdlpeisen berridte unter>
belen. O}an b6rte nut oas leile nlab>
lerbe @elduI6, nit pel9em Ser Gens
trumbobrer bas Solj eiul6nitt. 9ie
@lfenbeinbere bate lid entfernt, um
III Ser 9edbe Der StraBe Wa6e Su ball
ten uno bel brobenber 0efobr Die Sc
nonsn 5u narnen. Oi9t an bem Ool;s
itoB idlid iie puriiber, 10 nabe, baB iie
eine bart neben ser iiber einanber gez
ifidDteten Sloben liesenbe meulhli6s
@eltalt nit ben 9fofldumen ltreifte.
Ware ibre >luImerflamfeit nibt ausz
i6lieBlid) Der Strabe Susefebrt ges
meien, 10 bdtte lie bic bosbaften 0lide
fiiblen miilien, Die iie, 10 nett eie
5inlterniB es 5ulleB, in ibren 8e<
lpe9uugen perfol9ten.
Cine frr5e StreGe mar Tie geganeen,
als aus bem S6atten lid Elm Wann
entmidelte, bem ein meiter Regen.
mantel uno i9lapper Seemannsbut,
elm iogenannter Siibmeltsr, beinabe Die
lette s(ebnli6feit nit einem menids
liben @ebiloe raubteu. Mit lid fiibrte
Ell einen ibperen anotenitod, in Der
Sauit zines entl6lollenen Mannes
immerbin cine sefabrli6e Waffe.
Surge 3eit Bor6te ct Der Glfenbeinbere
mad; bann iflid er In i6rdser Gids
tun9 itrornabludrts nad elmer Stelle
bes SluBufer8 biniiber no eine 9lrt
Sriide bas Sinab9elansen gum @ailer
erlei9terte. 8ei ieiaem Gintreffen
erbob iid) SoootuS Guait. 9tur iuerise
@orte fliilterte Ell INN in's Sbr, nor,
anf bieier, ben llferrano als Wes pab,
lenb, it'd eine Strefe itromabmarta
entfernte, no abermal8 ein llfer<
einidnitt i'm oufnabm. Dori, no er
iiber mar, i'll ieinem 9bun bon aeiz
nem bemeFIt gu iperben, entsiinbete er
einen Go9en Bapier, I'M nad fursem
Sladern Die Slamme tpieoer ~ er@
itideu.
5nrtiebune folet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Hin sMiuioltell.
@uman bon 8alo. MSabaniem.
(5nrtiebun9).

Die brittle Moreenitunbe naberte ii6
ibrem. Gnoe, ltnb bur6 ba8 peraitterte
Beniter melbete it9 bas erite @rauen
oes Cages, alS ct enbli9 gllles pers
padte uno ieinen iibrisen Sddken in
benz Gellertaum beifiiste; bann fro9
er 5wiiden Die uniauberen pfiible nnS
Deden. 9labbem er ben Oold unter
bic Gopfmatrase geldoben bate, ent>
fblief er beinabe ebenio i6nell. @er
ibn beobahtete, bdtte ibn nm bas quite
@emiHen beneiben mDsen, bas ibm Die
aiiien gu einem ianften Sdlummer
sldttete.
seine Godter panS ii9 unterbellen
in Seelenqualen auf ibren barten
Eager. gerseblid febnte iie einise
Stunben Der 9erseiienbeit Jerbei.
Was iie in bieier 9ladt erlebte unb ers
leuidte, bate iBr lestes 8iinfhen
Qebensmutb erltidt. Sie ipeiute nidt,
feuf5te nidt. .3u lanse bate lie ben
8ater auf ieinen perbre6ertlden Mes
gen 9emiilerntaben beeleitet, I'm ibreul
Sammer nod Ianten Nusbrud ;t per>
leiben. Sn ibretn saopfe bobrte unb
bdmnlerte es fortgeiett, ipdbreno lie
anf Mitiel iann, benjenigen, benz fie
ntr penigeStunben zines nit Webmutb
seeinten irbii6en Slides perbantte,
Dor unrettbarent 8eriinfen in S6naaf
uno 9hanbe au beipabreu. Denn Der
yerIuff oe8 foltbaren @el1nteioes
fonrte ebeuio ipenis lanse uerborsea
bleiben, ME lie tpuBte, baB ibr 8ater
iid ME ba3u periieben ipiirbe, ieinen
Haub anbers als fir Opfer beraus@
3ligeben, bic inn an @ertb slei6s
lamen.
llub nod cine Stunbe fpater, ba
batten bic li6tldeuen Cullen unb Gle
oermdufe fi6 in ibre Sdlupfmiufel
perfroden. @s rabten bic arafte, bie,
9lei1 linen, ununterbro1en rese se<
ipeien, um bic bonn 8erbre6en binfere
laiienen Spuren unter Aufbieten bes
duBeriten S9arfiinneS unb srDBter
@oriidt in Na6t unb SiniierniB auss
sutunbidaften. Die Come ididte ii4
an, iBr 9liibenbes Sob unb ibren Sur
pur uoraus3uienoen Menidea unb
1biere gu neuem fr6bli6en Sdaifen
iino gNirfen au ermuntern.
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10. sapitei.
n1n EnIIn

Die tdditen Gage ipannen ii9 urter
einent launiIfen 6immel ab. Siebs
lider Sonnenl6ein fpe6ielte nit srdme
lid orobenbem 0em0lf urb Resen, err
fdltenber Minb nit faum wabrnebntz
barren beiben enftitr0munsen. slu9
unter ben Menlden berrl6te, unabs
ban9i9 BON atmoipbariiden Ginfliiiier
unbeitdnbise @itteriing. 9offnun9A
freubis fdlusen bic 6er3en bier unb
ba, beim Stolen bes Gonners 3itterten
unb sasten lie bort, tpdbrenb bic 86gel
5a oerlelben .3eit jeoeS Stiinbhen blen@
oenben luarnlen 2idteS nit bellem
9ubel9eian9 bergiiBten.
Dur1 Mlonifas 8ermitteluna mar
Braooons Gerfebr auf bem 8orperf
ansebabnt lDOroen, jebod obne baB lie
baS i'm permeintlid, umhiillenoe @es
beimntB aud rur our6 cine 9lnOeutun9
preiSgegebert bdtte. llnb 10 beobadtete
lie mit inniaeS 8sfrieSisuns, bab
1befla BON inn dbnli6e Ginbriide
empfin9, ipie iie lelber, basesen su
ibrem Gritauneu ME aud MIR nit elmer
Gilbe ber M0sli6feit 9ebadte, baB bius
ter bem junsen Gmerifaner Der 10 lanse
iebniu6tspoll ermartete Srantlin
TraeB perbor9en iein f6nne. Sbre
ueber5eiSuns befeitiste iid nod beions
oerS boourd, baB Tie i'm an eineus
Merf betbeilist muBte, bel lpel6em,
sinal bem faliden 6rantlin sesen.
iiber, bic 8erbeimliduns ieiner Ser.
i0nli9feit firen9 seboten.
8radenfelo erldien nur ielten bran.
Ben; trat bann aber nit elmer 10 aui
fdllis ebrerbietigen 3uriidbaltung auf,
baB mon ibn fir erfranft bielt. Seir
@eiidt bate sen friberen lei6tfertiger
glusbrud pertoren. 5rdun1erilf, iogal
anitet unb iheu blidten feline 9lu9en
grgriff tim basegen Sumeilen ein'
anwanbluns bon Seiterfeit, 10 se
lauate iie bafiir I'M 10 unseitiimer unl
eerauibpoller gum Gardbrud. Gold
Ssenen enoieten faft jebesmal bamit
bah er lein Pferb uorfiibren lief, iid
In BEN Sattel idwans uno milb bapon
iprenste.
6allioer unb ieine llnterbeainten
uid5t uaiueientlid unterfiiiet burc
slufbermauer, idiir5tep unteroeIien bi
Mafden bes I'm saellp une green 9e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Gine Mttseiae.

Nle, bic beabf6tigen, eine Geiie
nod benz Norben ober nab @uropa
anautreien. mirb es iutereifren, su
mifen, baB uniere Softer ioipie Geiie:
taiben fur eine Wode gum aoiipreiie
bertaufi merben. Sober Softer til nit
leferli6en 3iffsrn marfirt. iowie nit
benz ebemalieen gerfaufspreiie. gus
Berbem baben mir unferen idmmtli9en
gOrrath bon 9errens, Damen. unb
&inberi6uben i'm preife rebuairt, UNI
bic Sommermaare lieber unter benz
preiie 3u pertaufen, als biefelbe auf
ud6fen Sommer auf3ubeben.
Ihtlngspol
6. 9 aum.
@iuberella 8 hubspaiah
213 MlamosBlaaa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Srei Derial1Ot alt Wfduner.
Gin Mtann in Midigan entbedt Elm
belnerfenswertbes 9eilmittel
fiir Gerlnit an &raft.
9rpben uerben fret an sllle perianot, ri
0arnin idlreiben,

uuLum
garl s. g8alter. &alamasop. Micf. bat mad ei-
ITEM io5relaneen 8ampfe geeen bic feeIifdben unb
torperltdpen geioen BON berlorener Mannbarfeit
oas ridbtige gatteI gefunoen. tuelebes oas 2ei6en
beitt
gr betuabrt bas gebeimniB iorefdltig: aber er III
uilg. eine 8robe Der N1eoisn alien Mdnnern su
fenoen. bic an irgen6 elmer Sorm aeicbIetbtfitber
Sbtu6be leioen. als Solee bon iugenblieber nns
uiienbeit. tue borseit9en BerIuit bes @eoddbtnies
nno Der fraft fdbtpadbem &iden. 8ampfa6erbrR6
nnb Qussebruna, DaS 6eilmittel Bat etne beipns
oers angenebme 8trfuns bon Bdrne uno icbeint
unmtttelbar su tuirfen. ii1oem eS bic perlangte
araft unb cine gnttuidlune aebt. tuie fie nur ess
plnibt piro. Sas @Rttel heilte Wr @alter nons
itdnoig BON al ben uebeln iiub 2eoen. Die bon
tabrelangen1 WiBbraudb ber natiirlib feieeieBten
5untttonen berrlbren une ion in iebem Safe ab=
iolut snberldig ieift.
Cine 8ttte an Mr. Carl s. gsalter. 64S Naaipnic
Senple. 8aIoma5po. Mtcb.. bel Der sic aneeber,.
oaB sic etne Brobe ieines 6eilmttelS fir MGnner
pInben. spiro iofort erfaft. uro teine Bergiituug
reeno pelter @rt iuiro BON ibm aeforbert ruerben.
er bat Elm groBes Sntereiie oaran. baB bic aln6e
BON oieiem groBartigen SeImittel uerbreitet piro.
nno er uerienoet nit Surefalt fider periieaelt in
etnen ourdbans einfad5eu Hadet. TO onS Der gm.
pfaneer teine 5arebt boz uubeauemIibtet ober
Betauntiperoen au baben braud5t.
9eer ueroen aebeten. obne 8ersua su iebrebeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Sd)emermeDer's Bart

1T fiir bic Sommer Monate er0ffnet
unb GamiIien iinb eingelaben, in Der
6rtbe, am Wlittag ober am Mbenb
Mabi3eiten ein3unebmen ober ben gan.
gen Sag bier su oerbringer. Der
@arteu ttebt 6amiIien unb 8ereiner
our NbbaItung BON Bicnics unb Soften
CUR 8erfiisuns. Jiir aufnsrtIams
8ebieuung III tets Scrge seir0geH.
s. 6 dsuermener.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Senneiiee Centennial, gtaIbpille,
SeunelIce.

Som l. Mai bis l. Nobember 1897.
&oten pia s, 6 g. R.@iienbabn BON
San antonio iinb pie folgt: 1880
giaeite. Iimitirt gu 10 3agen. gum
8ertaufe Dieustaas unb Bonnerstaas.
$500 8illette gut fhr 20 Sage;
$34 35 8ilIetie giltig bis /. 9top. '97.
8. 90. Stone, 90. 6. &ig8bp,
NgenteH.
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- 8ei elmer uddtliden gootfabrt
auf Der SaaIe bel 5aQe erirantt un.
weit Der @afmirtbfdaft .arus 3um
srhnen Strange" bel @r0lmib Der Stu.
bent 6apenguib aus 9roib In Der
Rbeinprouius.
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mattbies 8rps. tleiid,er,

No. 507 OfsSouii # Ou.StraBe,
Jtur bas boraiigli6fe Rinb., Sduf.
unb Sdwsiuefeif6.
Speaialitdi: Sunge8 Sfalbfeifh.
4lle Qrten bon BURT. Sdinten,
3uase, G6mal3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03

: Sn ber fpanifden 5tAbt soIona
fitrste udbrenb bes 8ottesbienfes cine
Wauer in elmer Stride elm. Neun
ainber fanben unter ben 8riimmern
iofortigen Sob, biele 4nbere trugen
fhmere 8erIeBuugen bappn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03

4ls bas geHe an Der neuen
Se5s'iden Qgitation beseidnet bic 10.
eialiitifde s0. 3. gOlts3tg4 feline Ab.
iage on ben Silberbumbug. ,Wenn
bieie elm @do In ben a6pfen Der pro.
letarier bes ameritaniiden Wefens
finbet, fagt bic goIts3tg.", bann
bdtte Sebs bod Elm sutes Wert boas
braGjt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03

2eute, bic iid bon Rbeumatismus
befreit wiinI6eu, iollten eine 5Iaf1e
BON @imer 6 9lmenos Geaept 0fos
1851 periu6en. 6. s. 6 6mibt,
9ruton, 5eraS. alleiniger Mgent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Gleioer .

9leioer, bic paiien, gefallen
etnent Seben nnb iolbe iinb
Die einsi9e Sorte, bic mir
nerfaufen.
ltnier -9leiber=De=
partement umfaBt ben be-
oeutenoiten 8orratb, Der ie
sesei9t tpurbe unb s,t niebris
eeren Breiien a(s bieielbe
8aore treenb anoerstpp bers
fauft futrb.
Mnaiige fiis Serrn nit
Sacfr6fen in Seree, 9tpeeb,
gbepiDt Dber gen1ilcbte
8orifeb, fir bic iiberalI
$15 berlon9t tpirb, nnier
iebiser 8reis $1,000
WaiHedbte g aiIpr
gntts ftsr&naben in Nabs
8lue nit tueiBen Streifen,
oie ebebern su $1.50 ber.
tanft tunroen, berabgeiebt
auf 9S Gs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-03
Ma0erkeit.

Die 11rfahen Der 1llaeerfeit
fino BEL Kin6ern Serofeln, 4us'
sshruns BEL Grpadienen unS
Blutarmuth bel 8eioen. Dura
maeerfeit entitsht iie uno Sett II
bas bette 1f1ittel ibrsr 6err 50
wer6en.
Jeeermann weie, oas Eeber'
thran Sas eefi1noeite 5ett herpor'
brinst.
Scott's Emulsion pon
Eeberthran ifi ohne iiblen Beige.
fdmad, es III oa 5eti u fhaffen.
sBmn sls ssrn gys.ssitr na1 espti's GmaIHsn
Esassn nnb ~ 5snm Sin In ia6sfarbsnsm tlmtAias
ssibaitsnsD pa6st NIT sem BiIst zines Ranna nab
EuAsi slsbs. hann sarIm eh tim btrtrsum.
80 Gsn,s sas t1.oo
sssrT Bowsa. chssaists. New York
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Matt nerimMe

baS 1elepbpn ani tpeite 9iftams nad)
nem berSdbteeenen gt1oten Ses Staas
te8. Neue GtatiDuen tuernen tprts
fuGbremn errttbtet ftnb nene Werbeffes
rmnaen eimgefiibrt. Man frase an
Der Sentraiz Stelle nad1 oer getuiinS6s
ten Mnreffe.
Gubicribetttem
f1nmen cnrfb ibr eiaemes SelepbDu
Werbtmommg erbalten.
9lnbere
curd, bic 4elepbDn Statipmem.
MI. +. THOMAS,
1ieiiger Geid,aftSfiibrer.
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yteue Setlonugen bon
8eibs @aQre1t.

SH ben Iebten 5enoungen bon
WsiB Waaren finb Muiter, bic ieoe
Dame In Der stabi intereiiren lpiro
gltlas seitreift nnb earrirte iue
bttd)e Satpns, I'M Nertbe BON 25
Gents bic garb ............... 10 GS.
ltnperfafidte periii9e Saiuns.
bic 20 nno 25 Gents tpertb
'tno ,...... IL 1l2 nuo rs Gs.
sfeue periii9e 9iinmities. in
Stretfen II. gorD IL 1l2 btS so Gs.
8an0geitreiite 2aiuns bon por<
aiiglieber Gualitdt IL 1l2 bis Is GS.
Smportirte fran3GIiid5e Sraan.
btes, 6S 3Du brett 35 bis IS GS.
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as@axI@
4 VOL SONS n
sa Or baibeae srp mo oa K&S
81 lauDtQuadeT fir Ige GGGgGnBk3e in der S San Antonio Is
&ai6itoffe.

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in alIen t,euen Shattirunr
gen, friiber 20 gs. jebt gu
baben fir. .12 1i2 So.
Mabras Spiben Sacos
ttettes, tuaren bic erite Sat
i'm 20 g., iebt 12 1l2 Is.
Barlbgeitreifte 9atpns in
alien Sorben. ...7 Gs.
@ebliimter Mull, fueiBen
@runb nit buntem Muifer,
i'm Wertbe bon 20 Gents,
iebt gu baben fir, IL 1l2 Gs.
8anbeeitreifte unb gee
ittdte 2einen in Streifen
unb 8arDs; oas bette SDn1<
ft1ertleio bieier Gailon, i'm
Bertbe bon 35 gs. jebt sm
baben fir Is GS.
g4te ieibengeitreifte unb
carrirte 9etnenfpife, reon>
airt pom So gs. bic garb
nut ...,... Is SO.
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Der 6effe esremno auf Eroen.

Ssit breiBis Sabren babeu iid Gutt's
Pilsn OILS Elm Sesen fir einsn jebsn Sn'
palibsn erwisien. Sts iinb nit Rsat sin
6reuno bsS &ranfsn gu nsnuen.
Cine bekannte Tbat(a6f
1T es, SaB bura Die Sale osrurladts
SOpiidmsr3sn, Dpspsplis, Massnidurs.
@talaria, 8srtOpfuns uno iammtlias
bamit bsrpanots Srantbeiten bura
Smtt's Seber % Yiuem
poaftaaots farirt tperptn.
The record-union., 1897-04-11
Weather Report.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest tempera lures
yesterday to have been 81 and 56 de-
grees, with gentle southerly winds and
clear weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday We're 90 and
SO degrees, and one year ago to-day 81
and 4S degrees.
The average temperature yesterday
was Us degrees, and the normal 50 de-
grees, showing yesterday to have
been degrees warmer than the nor
NAL temperature for April 1eth.ss.
The dew point was IL degrees, and
the humidity 81 per cent.
The barometer was falling and read
80 inches at p. m.
The record-union., 1897-04-11
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The East End Whist Club wound UP
its season Friday evening at the resi-
dence of H. K. Wallace, ola NJ street.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
for the occasion with wild flowers, CAL
ifornia poppies predominating. The
evenings prizes fell to Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Kiefer, while Dr. w. F. Wizard and
Mrs. H. A. McCraney captured serial
honors. DR.. Wizard, in a neat speech,
presented F. II. Kiefer with an elegant
card table. The recipient was so thor
oughly taken by surprise that his usual
fuency of speech deserted thin. He
recovered in time, however, to some
what ungratefully retaliate by present
ing the doctor with a miniature jardi-
mere, reminiscent of the latters often
expressed wish for that article. After
doing full justice to the choice repast
provided by the hostess, the club adj
journed at a late hour, noting
the occasion the success of the
season. Those present were :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cotton, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. w Erlewine. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Kiefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fahyon, Mr..
and Mrs. H A McCraney, Mr.. and
4HIS. ". a. CludIt, NIL dHc -hi .. L. ~
Wallace and DR.. and Mrs w. F Wizard
+
Yesterday, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Willis, on G street, their
daughter Maud and Edward NJ. Linn
were married in the presence of large
number of friends. Rev. w. S. Hoskin-
son officiated. Miss Kate Willis, the
brides sister, was bridesmaid, and
Henry Hansche groomsman. The
guests present from outside the city
were Judge and Mrs. S. c. benson,
Miss benson, Mrs. H. o. Beatty, Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Bates, Supreme
Justice and Mrs. Van Fleet and Miss
Roslyn Bryant of San Francisco, and
Mrs Howard of Fresno. A large party
of young friends met the newly mar
ried couple at the depot as they left
the city and showered them with rice,
roses and slippers.