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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-01
Elkhart.

Mrs. Guy Newan Is visiting In Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. ID. Wheelock has returned from a visit in
Cleveland. Mrs. Albert Keeper is visiting in
La Porte. Mrs. Bertha Schrader, of Cleveland,
Il the guest OF Mrs. g.. Crawl. = Miss Dora Miner,
who was visiting Miss Emma Lusher, has re-
turned to La Porte. MI. and Mrs. Mont smith,
of Sacramento. Cal, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith, of this Miss Maud
Cummins, of South Bend. is visiting in the city.
-. Miss Fanny North is visiting in Jonesville,
Mich-.--Mrs. Eva Steele has returned to Albion,
Mich Miss Minnie Hale. of Goshen, is the
guest of Mrs. o. N. lambert Miss Ada Snively
has returned from an extended visit in Chicago
and Indianapolis. Miss Minnie Rend, of Chi
cago, Is the guest OF Miss Addie Gordon. Miss
Belle Meacham has returned TO Chicago.
mfrs; .Chas. Buntin and daughter,
Mrs. Will Wood has returned from a visit to
Michigan -. Miss Grace Shumard In visiting in
Toledo. Mrs. w. II. Knickerbocker Is home
from a weeks visit in cago.. MI. and Mrs.
j. A. Ebey have returned from an extended visit
I'm the East. Miss Ella Case, who was visiting
here, has returned 10 Chicago. Miss Lillian
Castetter has returned from a six weeks visit in
Logansport.-. Miss Carrie Thomas, of Goshen, is
the guest of Dr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thomas..-.M Mrs.
John Pallord, Mr.. and Mrs. p. s.. McGuir Q and
Mr.. and Mrs. III. d. Clark are at Christiana lake.
Victor Johnson has left for a visit In Copen-
hagen, Denmark. mir. and Mrs. Thomas Jones,
of Constantine, Mich. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. b. short. Miss Hattie Robinson, Of
Adrian, Mich, is the guest Of Miss Belle Ross..-
Miss Louisa Pratt, of Detroit. is visiting +. b.
Pratt and family----Mrs Ada Minnich 10 visiting
in Fort Wayne. =. Mrs. Grace Stewart, of South
MISS Grace Hunt. OF Chicago, is Visiting in the
CITY.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.


Mrs. ]. b. Mckinley and daughter Jane hayo
returned from milwaukee, .-Miss Mary Bragg.
of Chicago, Ia spending a weeks vacation In
this city.-.-Mrs. DR.. Cushing and Miss Clara
Greenough are home from Deerfeld, Mass.
Miss Mollie HARRISON and nieces, Ella and
Pauline Nelson, have returned from Kentucky.
Mrs. A. E. Kimball has returned from a
visit at Lincoln, H., and her daughter Maud
from a visit in Chicago. George Bradley ac-
companied his father on his return TO Pueblo,
Col, Monday Miss Grace Gill-is home from
Sandusky, o., where she spent the summer
months. Mrs Thomas Nanghton and son are
home from Aurora. i. 4. Miss Maggie Simpson, of
Charlottesville, Ind, IL a guest or her
sister. Miss Mollie. in this city,.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Frampton has returned from a visit
in Iowa. Miss E. Ferris, of Cincinnati. o.. isa
guest of DIR. +. II. Ferris. Miss Annie Gauch
has returned to Chicago. W. Kizer aud wife,
of Winchester, Ind, are guests OF Mayor Woody
and wife. The Misses Miller entertained friends
at their home. on Elm street, Tuesday evening,
in honor OF their guest, Miss Frost, of Chicago.
Mrs. E l.. Blaisdell and Mr. 6. Luke Otis, OF
Chadrone, Neb., are guests OF Champaign friends.
.---Miss Abbie g. Hall Is at Savannah. Carroll
county.
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DanviIle.

Mrs. G. L. Corneau, OF st. Louis. who has been
visiting the family OF j. II. Lamm. returned TO
her home on Friday----Mrs. Walter McMillen
has returned from q i've weeks visit with her
parents In Mt. Gilead, O....Mrs. l. q. Rounds.
State president of the W. G. L. u, Is stopping
during the convention with Prosper Leseure on
Franklin street. Mrs. Major Brown. OF Clinton.
Ind. is spending the week with Mrs. Martin
Hulce's family, on Gilbert street r.. G.
Irwin and family, who have been visiting In CO.
lumbus, Ind, returned home yesterday. -. Miss
Oakie Myers has gone 10 Chicago to live. Mrs.
Charles Hall, formerly OF this city, who has been
at Cobb's island for several weeks, has returned
TO Washington. ID. c. Mrs. G.. r. Gamble. OF
Champaign. delegate to the W. G. T. u. is the
guest OF Mrs. j. NJ. Lamm. corner of Ann and
Gilbert streets. Mrs. Martha Smith has gone 10
Kearney. Neb.. on account OF her daughters Ill
ness. Mrs. Fields and daughter Dora, who have
have been guests at the residence OF Dir. and
Mrs. Charles Buhl, returned 70 their home in
Canton, o., yesterday----Mrs: Alex. Strong. who
has been visiting at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Hendricks, returned home yesterday Mrs
August Kimberly, of Lincoln, IL visiting Mrs
Henry Corson, on North Gilbert street. Miss
HUFFMAN Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Phillips. Ann street Miss Edna Terrell is In
yincennes. Ind, visiting friends, abe viii DO
gone q month or more. -. Miss Lulu Willis, OF
Hoopeston, was In the city, the guest of Miss
Leila Hall, South Hazel street. Miss Wills was
en- route homo from. Crawforusyille.
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Will Stoddert and wife visited Milwaukee the
past week.. Miss Theodosia McConnaha Is visit
ing in Terre Haute----Mis Hattie Crews visited
visiting in st. Louis. d. Mrs. Lon Folk visited In
Terre Haute the past week Misses Minnie
Nation part of last week. Miss Dora Hasel-
ton entertained a number OF her friends Tues
day evening -. Miss Mary Fallin, who had been
visiting Miss Maud Goodyear, returned 20 her
home at Kansas City Tuesdsy. Mrs. l.. Dunbar
visited in Shelbyvilie the past week.
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Greencastle.


Senator Voorees was in the city on Wednes-
day Senator Hays and wife have returned
from Kansas. - DR.. Denote is home again from
an extended lecture tour. Mrs. Mary Windsor,
ex-State Librarian, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Ames.-..Mrs.T. ID. Welker, of Martinsville. Is
the guest of Mrs. MCGEE. -. Miss Georgia Keat-
ing is at Indianapolis Mrs Payne, OF Wabash,
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs +. ID. Alder.
Mrs. Burr and son have returned from New
Castle. Miss Kate Daggy is visiting at Frank
fort. Mrs. III. b. Raglan has returned from
Michigan Miss Emma Marsh, Miss Maggie
Golden and Miss Hazel Ash, of Indianap-
oils, are visiting their Greencastle' fr1ends----
Mrs. DR.. Knight is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Moore. at Princeton DR.. II. II. Morrison
reached home yesterday from the South. Mr..
and Mrs. Duy. who accompanied the remains OF
Mrs. Gookins from Columbus, Ca. were in the
city, yesterday ON their way to Indianapolis -.
Mrs. Chaplin, wife of Rev. j. 4. Chapin, OF
Neeuah. Wis, Is visiting here. .. Mrs. Oily Owen
Is again at home from her visit to southern In
diana----M Miss Minnie HARRISON returned TO Chi
cago yesterday. T. Mrs. Muter Bachelor Is Wis
ting her parents at Ladoga Miss Anna Muir
ply has joined the sisterbood of nuns
at St Mary's. in the Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs Gayn0r, Of 81. Lnnis are in the city,
Mrs. John Rowe, or Danville. il visiting in this
city. !. /. The reunion OF the family OF the late
Capt. Wm. H. Thornburg, held in this city dur
ing the past few days, was attended By his ak
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Greenfield.

Jesse Hughes of indianapolis, was here last
Sunday James Hefferman, of Anderson, spent
last week with his parents here. - Miss Pink
Rose, OF Hamilton, o., is the guest of Mrs. Mar
shall T.. smith. :. Mrs. Julia Tague and her son
Charles have moved 70 Morristown- Mrs. 8.
p. Gordon, Mrs. John Egan, Misses PhamisC Cur
~, Mamie Patterson. Minnie Tyndal and Mr..
Herman BONN and Miss Ella Tyndal were at the
KnightstQwn fair, Thursday. -. Mrs. A. Dalm-
bert has returned from a months visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Louis Schenan, at Columbus, Ind.
miss lola Coffin. of Westland. and her
cousin, Miss India Coffin, of Louisville. were
guests of Miss Ora Bragg, the first of the week.
Mrs. f. h. Lynn, who has been . guest of her
step-son, X. NJ. Lynn, left for Greenville, Ill.,
last Tuesday. -. Misses Mary and Emma Todd,
OF Indianapolis, and Miss Taylor, of Pendleton,
were guests Of j. Ward Walker, this week..
Mrs. Prof. j. V. Martin has returned from her
summer vacation. which she spent IN Clarks-
burg. w. Va, and Greencastle, this State....
Hollis b. Thayer and wife and their neice. Miss
Florence Thayer. are visiting relatives IN Mas
sachusetts- . Mrs. Grace Carter Is visiting in
New Albany Miss Grace Duyall. of lndianap-
oils, is visiting at the home Of John Hopping.
Miss Hattie Rains has returned from a pleasant
visit at Hutchinson, Kan Miss Belle Crockett,
OF indianapolis, is visiting Charles Noble and
wife.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kahn have returned from yir-
ginia, where they have been spending the sum
mer. Miss Laura McCorkle. indianapolis. IL
the guest OF New Castle friends. The Misses
Mamie and Emma Martindale, Indianapolis, arc
guests OF friends IN this city. Mrs. J. II. Pad
dock and SON. Chicago, are visiting New Castle
relatives. Miss Ella Bowman left Wednesday,
on a Wait to friends in Altoona, Ia. Mrs. LA.
Williams Is Waiting at Richmond -. Mrs. Frank
Bowers and daughter Earla, Indianapolis. are
guestL Of relatives In this city. ..Mis. H.sG.
4axons Lafayette, II Waiting relatives here....
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Rev. B. r. Morgan will leave next week for
California Mr. Omie Wolf, of Shelbyyille, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. W. p.
Roberts returned from Greenfield Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. McCray will visit at Anderson next
Miss Vira Kemper entertained a party
at her home Wednesday evening". Mrs. Frank
Bodine, OF Greenfield. and sister, Miss Smith, of
Cincinnati, visited Mrs. w. A. Bodine one day
last week j. New and wife, OF Greenfield,
visited relatives here Sunday. /. John Hull and
wife are visiting relatives mt Columbus Miss
Nettie Stone Is visiting friends at Shelbyville.
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Milt ristlo and family, of Upton county, who
have = OF visiting relatives hero for two weeks,
has returned home. &C. A. Bowman and wife.
of Rev. and Mrs. T. y. McLain last week. Mr..
Sinner BuddSsof Indianapolis, visited Charles
.Espy last we6< Andy Haines. wife and two
sister. Mrs. L. j. McCune. Mrs. Fred Miller, of
Pittsburg. Pa. is visiting her brother, Mr.. John
Huber. Mrs. Hattie Grigsby and her sister.
Indianapolis. The g. 4. 2. Society will give n
musical and literary entertainment in their new
and handsome church. on Wednesday evening
next. Mrs. W. Z. Russell Is home from a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Flora Davis, in Indianapolis.
Miss Mamie Espy is home from a very pleas
ant visit OF six weeksto relatives in Leroy. m.
Miss Eva Ayers is homo, after q three months
residence In Indianapolis.
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Madison.
Mrs. Joseph Ibach and children left this week
for Huntington. -. Captain john w. Senior is at
Corydon.- Mrs. William johnson. of Paducah,
KY, is visiting acre.. Misses Lulu and Emma
Buddfke have returned TO Louisville. Judge
Friedley returned Friday from Guthrie, Okla
homa----Rev. Edward Bradley has been called
to the rectorship of the Episcopal Church at
Middletown, O....Dr. Marquis and wife, of Car
penterO, Cal, will arrive in the city tomorrow.
Mr.. Will f. Harper, of Hutchinson, Kan,
and Mr.. Steele Bright are In the city. Miss
Mary Cochrane, of Indianapolis. is here ON a
visit TO her Uncle Mose--..Frof. j. H. Martin
visited Indianapolis last week. Captain H. b.
Foster has returned home from French Lick
Springs. Elder c. II. Trout has returned to his
hone in Richmond -. Ensign Ben f.. Thornton,
connected with the navy, who has been on q
visit to friends In Madison for several days, left
Friday, his destination being the Asiatic coast.
He In going to join the United states ship Mon
ocacy, which Is now at Yokohama, Japan.
Henry Clegg and Katie MONTH were married last
week: Mrs. w. w. Collins, of Indianapolis, is
in the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
GEORGE FRANCIS IN JAIL


The Eccentric Train In a Boston BastiIe
for a Security Debt.
Boston, Sept 25.-George Francis Train
was arrested at the fremont house here
yesterday on a suit for debt brought by
Oscar NJ. Spiller, or Toledo The debt is
81 900, said to have been contracted many
years ago Spiller belongs in Toledo. Mr.
Train says that in 1872 he guaranteed SO
for John A. LIANT, editor of The Toledo Sun,
to buy type with. Liant told him he would
not be called upon to pay the amount, and
simply asked him to guarantee it Spiller,
Train says, is pawnbroker, and he ad-
vanced some OF the money. In 1876 he got
judgment against Train in Toledo for 800,
and four years later wanted to settle, Train
says, for $50. Train SAWS Liant told him that
he had paid it all, that Spiller then got
Judgment for 500, and now after thirteen
years comes with the amount swollen to
$1,000
When asked if he intended to pay the
amount Train said: "Of course I'll go to
jail Train was arraigned in the municipal
court Yesterday afternoon. He refused the
assistance of any lawyers and presented his
own case, making very humorous address
As be rsfasea a e aas tss ess dsbSr sat i
the county jail He accepted his fate philo-
sophically and said he would have the ad :
vantage OF studying the workings of Massa-
chusetts prisons
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
Republican Le,gue Meetings.

PTTTsBURG, Sept s5-The state Rapub-
hcan league met in convention here yester
day with a large attendance, Edwin S
Stewart, Of Philsde phia, presiding. Mr.
Stewart made no speech, and after tn,
preliminary business was disposed of tn,
committee on resolutions reported a typica
Republican platform, one plank being de.
mand that the negroes OF the south be pro
tected in their rights 10y the nation. Mr.
Stewart was reelected president, and
speeches were made by Gen. Hastings, Hon
John Dalzel and others
SARATOGA, n. Y. Sept 25-President
Hefford called the State Republican league
10 order yesterday, and made a vigorous
speech, laudIng the work of the league in
the last campaign. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted and F. \. McAlpine, Of West
Chester, elected pres dent for the ensuing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
Jn.tice Held In Chicarn

CHICAGO, Sept 25.-Justice Field, of the
Unitsd States supreme court, stopped over
here yesterday for few hours, and said that
Deputy Marshal Maggie did not accompany
him further than Tacoma The justice did
not know what to expect from Mrs Terry,
but said she was a desperate woman, and
desperate characters frequently resort to
desperate methods.
There is only one point OF interest grow
ing out Of that matter, which remains a
matter Of interest That is the probability
of legislation by the government and the
states 10 protect the judiciary In Ken
and another horsewhipped by defeated It'll
gants am not however, prepared to ex
press any opinion as to what legislation will
be enacted for the protection of the judges.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
VOLCANIC PYROTECHNICS.
Mexican Volcano Making a Magnificent
bnf Alarming IlisnIar.

A Mexican Volcano Making a Magnificent
but Alarming Display.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept - Steven Hea-
ton, an American railroad contractor,
now in this city from Colima, was an eve
witness of the late eruption Of the volcano of
Colima, which is thirty miles north of the
city of the same name. This volcano has its
crater at an elevation of 12,00o feet above
the sea level and is very active, intermit-
tently throwing up a column of smoke and
red-bot ashes hundreds of feet into the air
These spasmodic eruptions occur about ten
or twelve times day, and are followed by
reports similar to the discharge of artil-
Hry.
Brilliant and Awful Phenomenon.
A few days before the earthquake last
month the volcano vomited forth dense
black smoke that huEs like pail over the
country for miles around. This phenomenon
lasted for severa al days and was accompani> ID
at intervals by showers of red hot ashes
which descended upon its side 1t is not
known whet her or not any lava is being
thrown out, as the red hot ashes make in
vestigation impossible. At night the sudden
eruptions present the appearance of fireworks
on a gigantic scale. These sudden spurts
illuminate the country for miles around and
the spectacle is a grand one
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

The Frencd have toasted inventor Ellison
until they have laid him mp. tie Is not very
hl, however
The strveiores Mt the Fast India docks.
LONDON, who went out on again strike, have
resumed work.
Colo, WINS destroyed 10y fire Tuesday morn
ing Loss, s2JO.OOO
Developments In the bond swindle case Of
the state 81 Louisiana put the late state
treasurer, Burke, IN n bad light
Ferd Ward, the Napoleon Of the New
York bank Of which Fish was president, Is
running Gordon job press in Sing Sing
prison.
No clue has yet been found 90 the identity
or whereabouts OF ths experts who touched"
the Iron Exchange hank at hurley for $40,
900 last week
London, England, for jewel robbery, has
bsen convicted and sentenced TO twelve
year, p nal ssrvituds
Eight fires occurred in Charleston, ". Va.
Tuesday morning IN few hours, and the
people are worked up over the belief that
hre-bugs are at work there
The skeleton OF an unknown man wa,
found In the woods near Little Willow
voured all the flesh from the bones
A guest at Fulton street New York;
restaurant swallowed his false teeth Tues
day. They lodged in his nsophagus and
were extracted with n pair of forceps
Mrs. Rogers. proprietor of the Ratbburn
house. Grand Rapids, Mich, Is harricaded in
her hotel and defying the sheriff, who has a
chattel mortgage he wants TO execute
Sal
duras and Chill to the congress OF Ameri-
can nations, which is to meet at Washing
ton next month, reached New York Tuesday
morning.
VIM. f. Roberts, late United States minis
ter plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary
TO Chill, has arrived home He says that
Minister Egan has many friends in the capt.
tai Of that country.
The case Of Ives, the C., II. and ID. rail-
way Napoleon" was given to the Jury mt
New York yesterday, and at late hour an
agreement had not been reached aud the
Jury was locked up for the night.
EJoe Kemp one Of the mon caught In the
Quebec landslide, was rescued alive from the
debris Tuesday morning, after being impris-
oned for 100 hours lie will recover, al
though he is ~ years old The dead number
forty eight
Micajah Chamnes, of Marion, Ind, 80
years old, was found guilty Tuesday of
trifiing with the affections of Rachel M. Cox,
aged 90, and ordered to pay tho heart
broken woman 5000 rs a salve for her
wounded affections.
The new directory OF the city OF Johns
town, Pa, has just been issued The num-
Der Of deaths by the food is placed at $500.
or the ninety-five saloons in the place before
1.-The Hood eighty-nine were destroyed. A
child's remains were found Tuesday, nothing
but the bones being Iaft
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
Awful for Foraker.

NhshingtOu Poet.
Mr.. Lew Bernard, one Of the sctive
politicians Of Cincinnati. and a Campbell
man from away back, Is in the city. Mr..
Bernard is not spreading himself all over
the state. but is willing TO back nus judg.
ment so far rs Hamilton county is con-
cerned. 1T will be awful for the repub-
licans in ONO. said he. IF the remain,
der OF the state gives the same demo
cratic gains that Hamilton county prom>
ises. Foraker is particularly unpopular
there. and he will he cut on all hands. |
have offered To wager that Foraker will
poll the lowest vote Of any candidate on
the republican state ticket. and that in
Hamilton county Campbelrs majority
will be over 1000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
The Po-,amre Change

The removal Of Postmaster Huesing.
with only year Of his four, year term
expired, has attracted the attention OF
several eastern Journals. Here are some
of the comments:
The change just made in the Rock Is
land pOstofiice is another instance OF the
disregard Of both Jaw and fairness habit
ual in the present administration. Mr.
Halves. the predecessor OF Postmaster
Huesing. now removed by Harrison. was
appointed by President Arthur at the
close OF his term. He was, nevertheless.
allowed to serve out the full period for
which he was commissioned. and Mr..
Huesing. appointed in 1883. had q right
TO hold his Office until September. 1892
There are no charges against him, and
the purely political character of the re
moval is emphasized by the fact that
Hsrrisons new appointee is chairman of
the republican county committee. The
fact Is that such instances have of late
been so numerous as to occasion but lit
tie notice. New York Star.
The last batch of postmssters appoint-
ments by the president contained the fol-
lowing:
Howard Wells, at Rock Island. Illi-
nois. vice August Huesing. removed
When Mr.. Cleveland became president,
he found the Rock Island Office filed by
G. W Halves, a republican, who had been
appointed by President Arthur only a
few months before. bis commission dating
from July 4. 1884. Mr.. Halves was al
lowed to serve out his four years term,
and little more. his successor not being
installed until September IS, 1883, when
democrat, August Huesing, was ap-
pointed. He retained the employees
whom he found In the postoffice-three
republicans and two democrats and as
far as can be learned, has conducted the
Office in an efficient and uDexceptionable
manner He is an excellent business
man; has given the Office his undivided
attention. is director in the Peoples Ma
tional bank, and some ten years ago was
elected sheriff Of Rock Island county.
which was republican by 900 to 1000
majority, by 465 majority, and conducted
the Office with ability and to the general
satisfaction of the people. Mr.. Huesing' s
term would not expire until September.
1892. but he is removed in September,
1889. without any reason except the fact
that he IS democrat, and the chairman
OF the republican county committee is
appointed in his place. Shortly after
his Inauguration Gen. Harrison was
quoted ~ saying that I'VE must do at
least as well as Cleveland did" in the
matter Of allowing officials 10 serve out
their terms, but he long since gave up all
pre'ence OF trying to do So New Yorx
p0sf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
The President Take. an Outing.

DEER PARK, Nd, Sept 25-President
Harrison and Senator Henry @. Davis left
Deer Park at 1880 yesterday morning for
Ekins, w. Va There was a heavy rain
storm at the time and, Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Davis, who were to have been of the
party, decided not to GO The trip has Ger
tain elements Of hardship, as it begins and
ends with drive of thirteen miles over pre-
cipitous mountain roads. During the trip
President Harrison viii see one Of the wild
est sections OF this country, the mountain re-
gion Of West Virginia.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-25
800 Reward 400.

The readers of the DAILY ARGUS will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able cure in all its stages. and that
is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of the sys-
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength. by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have SO much faith in its
curative powers. that they offer one hun
dred dollars for any case that 1t fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials. Ad.
dres. F. j. CHENEY s. Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.