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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09
Veteran Post. NJ. ~. Grand Army
81 he iscpubii,.

some weeks ago Dr. \. l.. tplt, Mr.. jus.
+. Dian, and some others, drcri,,i To-
mai" an effort to establish Il post Of the
,iranl Army Of The Republic, and made
together twenty persons willing and eli
gibe, and applIra.lnn was made To
charter who appointed ti,n, Vim. James,
Junior Vie" department Commander,
and eight comrades OF .. w. Mitchell
post, Jacksonville. to come to lalatka
ami muster IN members II the new post
here. The following members of .. W.
Mitchell Post came to ralatka Wrdnrs.
iiy evening. and organized Veteran Post
No. l.! Zen. YIN. James, Junior Wee
Commander: tul. :. ". Fox, Depart
mcnt Judge Advocate, Department of
Fonda. :. l.. Thhltt~ &. H. Hohn col.
j. '.umhngcr. Inspector General, Ma
,innal stall Dr. 7. l.. Could, surgeon;
j. VI. Gllcm. g. I. Powers; j. e. En-
m"I~un.
The local post was organized 10y tn"
election of the following officers Com
mandrr. Dr. A. l.. cole. Senior Wee
commander, A. Y. Mount. Junior Vice
commander la. l.. burst; surgeon,
lpf. ) T.. l'.ck Chaplain, .. ". l'rum..
we'll Adlutant. - Van llauGhton; Oiii-
ear If the lay, J. L. TaS lor; quarter
master, Jos. 7. lnan; officer Of the
''uarI, +. 7. l.. queen; Sergeant Mayor,
". II, Records, ,,na,trrma,tcl's ScI
pcaut, John ihNlr.
There was "A good dead ui srr,rh-
making, lS both visiting and home
members, aud the OCCASION va, thor
oughly ruiuyrd 10y all. IL solutions Of
thanks often. James AMI ll- assistants
Wrr, passed lN llr Veteran Post
Veteran Post Will on ucca,l"n hight
camp litrs. H. WhIrh ,hr public vii H.
/ invited.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

THAT aitrl tis tLII s,ar msh-y n.s
Istii IN jill Ter -.u.I i- appropriated ?.
ia. Piymcut II H.. -.sltrv II another r-.-
.le. ili',r. Uhirh r. now nt,-l,I
arqTr~t.Hu il uut which wall huy.. IT,
t-. 5, ;'lrd II au rariv dtty 1t tl... city
fathers want "a riar,. If trrturt fur it,
Prisoner, the NEW~ might spar, 81 conner
81 IL otfi-.' f"r the purIo~. ". rtu.
"n -h"rt notice, furnish either a sweat
hoN ~ a rr.utlt"rv. ~ the. mature at the
,r.''. may dt.naui W. ar. ,.,,r r.-t,ty
T.. -"rs" tt.- ,ity IN whatever rapirrt,
~ u,tN-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09
Notice.

Niltii RE- ~. i. q NNEtli ms cow.
w NtNtlp INT HutIu~t Us Hud attached
,utin,lu ct uur ruud- ami tir,t.. nHkIug oath
that W.. GNt' HIM - 4u sum ct mpn,N and
that Nr Nttt MOVING ulIr puul- uut ct thu
u ttr. ami " Ia UtH~. ~ Iu,l, i~tIud that ct
ton mt-tniui mod I"f-uit 'trr rlrtIiatIuE ~
mot dtttuurutil t. uui credit uui good
uIuuiul uutH the rotti ltI~ drcidrd the con.
ttuN,rrt htVr' Nj tunu"'h ami ourselves
We t'It town Win nu uut bI't~ Itli. ami ~
on, u,ntsai = uut. tuu 1t tIIr guud- tI,nI "a
hi !, We Irt'ud to tuturu 10 liatks. lui
tptuu the NluIuu lluu>,' ugau. We tuuN
at uu hui- iupiIi M ihldtkn
r. u, ". MARltiON son.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09
Dratnu t Mrs. l,.ntt.

Mrs. Eenct died III her home
at st. Augustine At noon Nc-trtdlv, at
t,ra long illness. She bad been su,,rr-
lng for more than tun wears from the If
fetts of paralysis, aud her death Wa
duuhtlrs, the out4tUw tn OF that disease,
Mrs. Benrt was the mother ct Mts. apt.
t.. l.. Reid and Mrs IL. Il. TcG,daly. and
Gen. Strpher lienrt, OF Washington, y.
e.. j. A son uf the deceased. Mrs. l},nrt
was we'll known III ralatka, having
until within the last two wears spent
most ut her ~lutrrs here, She was II
years of age, WAS most plous woman.
and a firm hrlcvrr ia the Roman CATH
ole faith
at is a cold day when yet left. r..
marked the flannel suit when II WIS 1t
WAS showed up al the rawntu1krr
Ru-ton Commercial Bulletin.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

The game al base ball called in lre'rI.
day Mn was played ~ advertised.
THE t;rm cay rlub wa not All present
AMI the licked nine vas somewhat al
tered from the pIhIr~hrl Inst OF lrstrr-
d1N. The plaNlng Wa- not noted Iur ~
I,ruurlty nor was It particularly bad.
Fla, follow M i, the -t.utr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

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ti tst.- ta... s-.a. "a ..4s .sl.a.s,
paper s,rs. ,aaaull ttan- ua tie
un-auiflry au-Iuul,t0rIy runiitl1n ~
fa'Atba- a., ~ ot.tI. y-la. Co In, .Jt- fear
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Tn. ~ 81 ftpilpii fever ant other
INuiutIC stI,t.t7t. = 4 tirlu-p,n ami d.t-
not exist IA th.. t,a.m cay H. any such
extent u~ the COMMUNICATIVE. rrt-rr,i
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fur MANY A.af, ha4r praetiee-i
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fever, ! am otrtaut,,l "a stltn, that
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not htl a C.I~.. T., attend
The great hu'un,r 81 heath, among
rhll'trn from rnrrru crlrtt~ D. MAINLY
du'. 10 etf,'l,'-.tr--, uft thu Turt 1T the
parents and tho lrrk cot mtiicai at
trutiautt. l'uput- f.rI tH,ir rlilIT,u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

rompr. i,r obi pnlici"- IN the Mutual
lli, with The policies oi the same age IN
thu New York l.lfr and Equitable. AMI
Nnu will $50 some dlii-r"nr" IN cost,
THIS j. what tells the whole, story, Ton
tine won't tell the story. and the NuturI
Lie puNT gamble IN fortunes.
lr!t.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

Nm WRIGHT. tnt.rlur decorator AMI
designer. ornamental plaster rafiN center
pieces, ruTntrt~ and 'nrrrhIn"ht~' tilin&
uf all krnd-. designs FURNISHED IT lie
sired. Box .iul. IN"'it
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

Il,. dt,atl,-,Id, Of the MuttIlI lat" Ia
suraucr COMPANY. al N"w York, lay h'
tual comparison, ar'' nearly TIVE" a
barge - hey an IN any other company.
NJ conditions. no restrictions. ms II
thu company To lt~ur" IN. lh" isst ~
ia. world. /. Ilarkln, billiard, STATE
Agent. J"?' u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

<.urE Iht Conservative. democratic
vatrr- 1T pr,,.turt VI. - AZ. hrr,-tn i,,,-
tttfr,i ti.ut a PRIMARY meeting WI In
hrlt 1T lttust-, ON SATURDAY, JulN L.,
AZ pin, inr the pttrpn~'' II ~"Ls'.thg IiN''
ticl. gate Ia thr county dtuiprttir ''n
Nruturu uu JAIN II. Al Illatka.
itftt H. II. NIBE. tialTmin.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

-' II ' " ~ = g. TO- 'A-' .i.'''.A-
PtLNTkA. IN. Jt.Il =. Isl
T. l.. Nrt ~ has Iii-t received Ii tine
lot 81 rtu.-avrl,- Pears ami prariIeS
ami I}ulitia Blur Nat.rmrluns. and
ha,, them au sab, at ht- stand ruInef
Lennon amt i,ck street. all early ani
-.rufc a l"I ~ It
>urE Thr CONSERVATIVE. democratic
yatsr- 1T rIselurf NJ. - tr.. hrrrh, no.
tttts'i ri,at a primary meeting WI In
holt ~ lItItI-. ON SATURDAY., JulN l..
AZ pin. inr the ritrpr'~'' II selecting live
,tclt.It, Ia the county d"ulp'Tttp ION
Veulp,u. on JAIN II. At i'tlatka
81 u H. II. NlBE. halrnian.
Nm. NEltttT. tntrrlur decorator AMI
designer. ornamental plaster l'dfi~ center
pieces, curntr,.- and .nrlrlnt"uts, thing
ut all krnd-. lh>rgns furnished II lie
slr,i. Box ,tpi. n"dt
Ia. d,,,l,.ud, OF the Mut,IaI Lat" Ia
suraur" tunlphns, "t New York, hN ~
tual cnuliTt-un, arr nearly twlr" a.
large - hey an IN any other company
W conditions. no restrictions. This II
tn, company To insure IN. Tia" it'st ~
the Wuri. l. llatkIn, illlliari. state
Agent. t!' u
tuupar,' he uld policies ia the Mutual
al, with tit, pplIcIrs oi the same age IN
the New York llfr and Equitable. AMI
NotI Will -tr some dii'-rofr" IN cost.
ThiSIS what tells the whoh. story Ton
tine won't toll the story. and TIA" Mutuli
Lie puN. gamble IN fortunes.
ir?;tf
\ WuSplE. The old Mutual Life In
surauc. Company. Of New York, n"w
l-~ur, 4 pulIcS that surprises ia" whole
Wnrld. w. returns all thu premiums
ptri M ci-,. of death within a gwen p,-
mol. This never va. done hy any Other
r,iuplny tall on lllliari and exam
lur tor Yourselves. Jr2,-t
EuR REST. New cottages, which will
soon lr. ready for tenants. Apply 10
e.. H. stafford, try's block. Ir2'i,f
The Old Mutual Life Insurance com.
IAny, Of New York, i, the oldest, largest,
cheapest and best company IN the world
:r2.ti
Insure with billiard IN the Oll Mn.
tuil Ili. Insurance company TN tn" live
wear distribution return premium plan.
II beats ALI jr2,u
10 Ia l,r. W, ". Estes. over kurs
tlng's drug store, for good Dental Work
II ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

\ WuSpGE. The old Mutual l.tr In
suraucr Company. Of New York, now
I-~llrt a policy that surprises Ia" whole
WoTld. w: trturu- all thu premiums
pid ~ ci-,. of death within a gwen ps-
nod. This never Wa done. hy any other
company. tall on lIIlliari and exam
M, for Yourselves. Jr2stt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

I. L. Ma ~ has Iri-t received IA time
lut ut rru,-apll,--. Pears ami PrarheS
ami I,uii,l BIull Wat.rmrlons. and
hay, them ou Sale at hr, stand rofner
Lemon ir,i r,cA street all early aud
-.-rufr l"t ~ Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

"Rrally,' cunll,d Angelina to her
dearest frI"hi. II am getting worried
about John, ii'iurc "" Wctr married, a
year ago, h" used topick m" up IN his
arms ~ il | weighed ten pounds instead
IT 1876. and tow l." SAYS 1t tir,> HIM to-
hold the baby
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

The children w,rc PLAYING at horse
rilroad, Tommy suddenly exclaimed:
"louk here "" hau' forgotten something.
We cant - on unless ~ buy up an al
drfman. What ridiculous ideas some
time. get into cmbit,u- hrai. Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

EuR REST. New cottages, which will
soon h.' ready for tenants. Apply !"
&. H. stafford, try's block. jr2ttf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

ln~lr" with lllllarl IN the Old Mu-
tutl lht" Insurance company IN tn" live
wear distribution return premium plan.
II beats all lr2,tf
10 Ia Dr. W. ". Estes. over klsrs
tlng's drug store, for good Dental Work
an,l Tine sets ot Artificial Teeth Teeth
Extracted without Pain. rl9 IF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-09

The Old Mutual lie Insurance com
IAny. Of New York. is the oldest, largest
cheapest and best company IN the world
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24
What England Has Done for India.

u Romanvi, the celebrated violinist, has
i'can travelling; in India, playing the part Of a
political oft~rvcr Is well rs musician. and he
sHlui ~ iiT deductions from what be has seen
G5 follows in The Madras Mail: "EngIis!mcn
oaSht to be more proud of having been able
- govern India's vast population than of any,
thing else. No other nation ON earth could
have undertaken such great task with such
glorious results. Don't misunderstood me, |
dc not moan to say that England's rule in
India is pcrfcction-far from it; Int it is the
hest possible under the million of difficulties
which must have ohstructed the path of the
English; and ! repeat it again, and with en-
Ftia'sis, that Englishmen ought TO congratulate
Themselves on the happy result of their gov
crHlacnt of glorious, grand old India. for.
through her colonizing genius, England has
done more soodto humanity than thousands
ci visionary utopiSts and polticaste,s. New
York Tribune
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24

ELKHoRN, Wis, Sept. q Wednesday
was the sixth day Of the Republican district
congressional convention. At The forenoon
session II A. Cooper, of Racine, and T. u.
Weeks, OF Walworth, Withdrew, and on the
l:,Ith formal ballot l.. B CawSell of .leffer
son. was nominated by y out of 50 votes.
The nomination was then made unani-
nous, and the con, IGNITION adjourned with
good feeling
DETROIT, Sept. The ReIuliicanof this,
the First district, Wednesday nominated for
congress H. 4 Robinson, prominent
Knight of Labor AMI free trader, The poll
teal situation v3s thus made notable Tor the
Democrats bad already named free trade
candidate, Judge j Logan Chapman.
JOLIET, His, Sept. THE Eighth con
gresSsional Democratic district convention
was held in this city Wednesday afternoon
and resulted i'll the nomination by acclama-
ton of Judgy Hiram II. Cody, Of Outage
county.
Other nominations: Eleventh Michigan, at
Ishpemng, = til C. Motfat, Republican, re
nominated Seventh Wisconsin at IatTu~sr.
S. n Dickinson. Democrat, by acc lafuatia;l.
Third Wisconsin, at Darlington II. j. Gai
Iarher Democrat. Second Nebraska, al
Hastings, James Laird, Republican, rcnnm-
mated 10y accamation Ninth Indiana, at
Frankfort, Benjamin T. Ham, Democrat
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

MI Biaine is to address large Republican
meeting At Philadelphia, Oct &
San Francisco will observe Nov. q as Ar
Dor day, and the school children % the cit,
will plant 5000 trees.
At Stockton, Cal, Wednesday. the wear
Ola Z H. Todd ran a mite in II "a. the best
time for the age on record
The Canadian steamer Francis smith ha,
again e9es seized at S;s,ult STE Mirie Tor som.
breach IT the customs laws,
Phil Armour has decided 10 buid pack.
ing b"usa at Omaha that viii cmploy 30s
pl'n, say, 1h@ Herald of that city.
England will make E-Iuin,aIt, a seaport ~,
Nnrouvtr island, an unpipgnabls bartrn
and an important depot for war supplies.
The Western E,il ;,ssa.iation mot W.lne,
DAY al Ii,ts'nlrg. II was decided not t.
change the card rat" T;ate was tcporte,
brisk
Therear" between thirty and forty cases o
typhnid fever Mt Ishpeming, Iict, and III,
dis'ase sn'n., TO be spreading. -Four death.
aIe reported
A proposition has been submitted to III,
budget committee Of thu French chamber o
deputies for an income tax 10 provide for tn,
Revenue deficiency
Carat, daughter. who's death was Ia
Gently announced, l'equ,athcl ~ her native
town the first piano ever made by Erard
boarinS the date Of i7H
Oliver Wendell lioImt., il unicr contract
to write only for The Atlantic Monthly. say,
The Washington Critic, AMI is paid in til,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24

Mr. BENEDICT, the new public printer,
has already begun the work of reforming
many abuses which existed under the adj
miuistralion of the republican incumbent.
lie has ordered an inventory to be made
Of all the horses and carriages, from
which it is inferred that he will commence
al once to clean out the Augean stables.
At present six horses ana as many yehi-
cles are kept at the expense of the gov
ernment nearly all Of which can be dis
peDsed with without detriment to the ser
vice They will he sold at auction and
the money will be covered into the treas .
ury, and these horses will no longer cat
their heads off at the expense Of the tax
payer The republicans will hiss at this
as little thing. but it is precisely this
economy in little things multiplied in ali
the thousand offices of the government
that has enabled the present adtnigiStra-
ton 10 reduce the expenses of the gov
ernment during The fiscal year ending
June 80, 1886. by the amount Of 80,
7307S5. 1t should be remembered that
this is the only entire fiscal year in winch
the democrats have had entire charge Of
the government; they have not got fully
warmed up yet, or cleared away the rub
bush So as to have complete elbow room.
They will do better next year
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24

THE one dollar silver certificates are
now being printed at the bureau of ems
craving and printing, aud this week they
will be Seut to the treasury to be issued.
They are probably the prctticst notes
ever issued by the government. The work
upon these, the tens and the twUS, is the
first of such an ambitious character that
has been done since Mr.. Graves too k
charge as chief of the bureau. The work
on all the notes is very elaborate aud
beautifully combined, and that on the
ones is particularly fine and elective.
The general appearance Of the certificate
is handsome and the fine details OF the
work is considered the best ever done at
the bureau. Only an imperfect descrip-
ton Of the note has been given. and an
exact one would be difficult The head OF
Martha Washington, the principle figure
on the face, is beautifully executed On
the olhes end of the note is an ornament
al figure sanding out boldly from a back
ground Of lathe work, and in the center,
lone silver dollar is engraved in hand
some lettering on background formed
of combination of fine lathe work
The back of the certificate is :mstter of
particular pride with the bureau; it is
probably the most effective back ever
designed
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24
ADVICE TO moIHRHS.

Are you disturbed at night spd broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II So,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs
Winslow 5 Soothing Syrup for children
lcething, Its value is incalcula5le
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer im'
mcdiately. Depend upon it mothers.
there Is no mistake about it, 1t cures
dyseutery. diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
aCh ani bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums. reduces inflammation. and
gives tone aud energy to the whole sys-
TEN. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant 10 the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
thc oldest and best female nurses and ply
Slcians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price p cents per bottle
feh-2S m VS. N "
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24

The arrest Of y suspicious character
upon his general appearance, movements
or cotnHaulonshjn, without waiting until
bc has robbed iravcles fired Il house.
or murdered fcllow~man, is an impor>
tant function of Il shrcwd detective.
Even more important is the arrest of Il
disease which, If no, checked, will blight
and destroy human life The frequent
cough, loss of appetite, general lsnguor
or debility, pallid skin, and bodily aches
and pains, announce the approach
OF pulmonary consumption, which i.
promptly arrested and permanently cured
by DIR. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discov,
cry" Sold by all druggists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24
HE ENSS RASCAL.



HARTFORD Conn. SEPT II -Eenr-e N
Bartholomew, president Of the HolyoLc Wa
ter Power company IL, charter Oaa Lie
Insurance company, The Union G'r..ham
mills, Of Manchester. the Amariran Emi
grant company, ami Wee president or director
IN dozen hanks, insurance companies and
charitable interpretations, las lcit for Caitada
with over 500 nlb shortage distributed among
the concerns with which he was connected,
hsid,S nearly half As much private paper.
The Charter oak is h"P-la,,ly wrecked hy the
defalcallon, and uti'r ,ou.er1IS may not
survive, What the fugitive has done with
his money is mystery. His drfairt alton
follows Close upon that of llunk-
EFT, two weeks aSu, by whom the Hartford
SIR company vas wrecked and the mon
mills were crippl,,i Bartholomew was a
manager in both concerns and Yves heavily
on their paper, mush Of winch. it now ap-
pears, was issued Tor his own purposes. The
SIX company loses S.dn.nn he Union mills
about <2,1,o0o, and the SCHUYLER Electric
Light company, who's paper bartholomew
had hantiIai largely, about Si0n@n The to
tai amount OF Bartholomew emlrzslcn, Mt
Is expect ia foot up 10 4 nu,hon.
George W. Bartholomew. son uf III al
sroupding insurance, Pf.sii az. has ~'I~p ,ndcrl
payments. He dilJuite large bu,,ua s.; rs a
stock broker, hHl his ,N1,t enan,tal con L.
ton Is Vel upltlrnrL
Ii l. now stated on .rnt ant h.ritv that
George NJ bartholomew has j,.'n r"ibIn1
the comVaIl,s ~ Which re is mica. Sled ipr
several year. Tb- hr,t u3ratIoa that this
was th" fact WIS tir. Settlement uit.j, Iv "A
# T IL, fI..t
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24

Row tseEN''S arc -DHAfltiif-~ sfs'iHfJs
AS for Rarcy, the most oi lis hnzin"ss va
ttici.cry done by Io~ustulg AMI beading.
Horses are aWfuIiy fGnd Of locust, and car
r2ts anil they viii do almost anything for
them; but loading is the gr'1t trick"
WHIT is lpafling:"
Loading Is slipping about an ounce weight
of lead down the ears Of the horsa. NGu Slip
n load, to which = small piece Of string IS at
fached, down the hoT5cs ears, and no rEIttcr
how vicious the bca.;: may l'o it becomes ,lazrd
and stupid when The loal plugs It's cars The
horse does rot understand whit has h1ui-rcd
to the wnrll wh"n lie cannot hear ucli and
he hcromrs rs docio IS ven could wish. When
a hcr~r is loaded yen can yoke him or do any
thing you wish with him aud he VIII loot uh-
icca 1t is Thousand times NOR, mer,ilui
end far riorc effective than the Lorrllr ftan
e putting . tUitcl upon the ear or upon the
nGstril. a practire still indulgeI in 10y somc
I,orsc Cougers. Iel.lar weights are made for
tic pnpn=o. Any small weight will do. hut
il i, better 10 have one made 10 fit Inter
yiow with Trainer
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24

ST Louis, S'lt . MARTIN lr,Gr; arrived
here from kansas City Wednesday IN charge
of a deputy sheriff. Its ease ,anps UP next
November. lie was ntcIViar,,'d IN regard to
his recent arrest IN Kansas City f,H drunken
ness, and said that he was not drunk at the
time at all. He was arrested bY ti,c officer
for vagrancy,'but upon an investigation that
charge WIS Withdrawn and he was mali
ciously rclrrcSted for drunkenness, iIc says
it was put-up scheme to bring himself and
the Knights of Labor into disrcpute
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-24
DR.. B. G.. MILLER

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