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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-29

NOCA-COLA will do you good these warm
odays and SO will misina orange business.
For sale at Michaels il Cos.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-29

1t is in favor Of your taking the
paper, but wants you to pay what
you owe, first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

The Philadelphia Record has made up q table
showing that the Pennsylvania railroad got in
its work effectively at the recent election of
members Of the city council, defeating seven
Of the present councilmen who dared to OPP
pose it, and electins q number Of those who
were opposed as subject to railroad influences.
Philadelphia won in the recent fight with the
railroad before the city councils, and INDUCED
naturally and reasonably in q loud crow over
its victory, -Dut it appears that the end is no,
yet A corporation which turns aside from
the purposes Of its charter and throws itself
into politics SO vigorously as TO elect Congress
men and handle Congress would perhaps find
it only pleasing pastims to secure control Of
. city council Washington extends to Phila-
delphia the assurances Of her profoandest
commiseratiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

THE New York Tribune gives currency to a
statement that Mr.. Foster is decidedly not in
sympathy with rules which are framed to keep
democrats in Office Ex-senator T. c. Platt is
apparently the Tyi6ups's authority for the sug-
gestion that the new Secretary's policy viii be
hostile to the execution OF civil service regua-
tons which partisan democrats are using to
their advantage in holding on to places which
they secured without competitive examination
and - Q reward for partisan services during the
Cleveland administration From this it may be
inferred that the general decapitation of demo-
Gratis that followed Mr.. Wanamaker's Undue
ton into the Office Of Postmaster General will
nov be equaled in a new reign of terror to be
inaugurated in the Treasury Department"
Baltimore StsR.
Mr.. Window believed in and executed the
civil service law in the great department over
which he presided. 1t is hoped in the interests
Of good government that the stories published
of his successors hostility to reform are mis-
takes or ISLANDERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

When the American humorist said that WASH
ington never ''slopped over" he gave in four
words IN adequate account Of the character OF
ths greatest man in secular history. His great
nss consisted in his practical sense, combined
with his moral dignity. 1t is fashionable to
treat George Warrington as II he were too good
for association with the other historical char
acters Of the world. This is idol worship and
utterly subversive Of history. The Father Of
Els Country was q man with whom his best
friends could not be on terms Of familiarity,
but he had some Of the foibles and passions OF
other men, and on occasions he exhibited them
70 his eountrymen. Let the fesh-and-blood,
the true, Washington stand before the people of
this and future generations as he stood before
his contemporaries. He will be all the greater
for il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

1 sStvies - 49, -
| BIack. 70 ON ,or.va- y .-~-.s,,., . $500. a, n
never .sr..,l.,, IN. pi,., .s =. - - -. -
rory. Funny. isn't a, Tn inv.n,o,. usnenver,ns
of art kceps tae Are htndlsd Eysn nov IN tbs miss
/ O. All m. d.l,.... .ss -. - ~ .,,i.. ar
Black roods .tsnd a. N ,aa.. s.,,S r,ts 10
tell you will have hard ort ~ Ana .nv,htu, richsr
| or NOR, s.nt..l Tn. 800. s,,~.vs ri, thsir
creations with ,pcb rnior. n,,.,r. ths. on. xou,d
indeed DO blind 70 bs,n,v 90 -. ,h. he nn.dn,,r,d
We pride our,ely.. on m. oafv and the rarisfv Of
our ..ors I,r 10 srT BOT - g.. - . -,
desi-sspecially in The dussy hus h %
often made tie cloud 10 h.ds an ,nn.rfec,,on
GTHrre is a surpr,ss 10 star on Sith-v. b.v,
lust taken out Of cas-. lot Of HEMsrrTcHEp BoR-
DERED CARMEIITE-four p..terns-snd Ne shall
| mark them 55c = y,ra- BsI,.ve n. W.. ~ tan Won
they cannot be iu,porte a., TO-DAY for that
SsrFive piece. OF LUPIN,s NUNS YELLING.
all rooi Jet Black and will wear an only rood ou,l-
ties can. 4o-inches Soc yard
AIwe have put two Grade. of s,nr,ne FRENCH
BATIsTEs in the collection-5oc. and T5c. 7. yard.
~Ten pieces Of better than usual quality Of NO
HAIR BRILLANTINE-4 40 inches vide, SOC. yard
Anybody who thinks they can match The price, let
them try.
"-FI6URED wOOLENS-l2 inches wide, q Q
yard New expressions in old standard veav~s.
A6-PRiESGLEY'S LI6iIr-wEI0HT CHEvI0T-
~ inches wide. 81 15s yard Its maker 10 its guar
antee
AF1O-inch ATWOOD MEDfUM-wEIGHT CHE
VioI-Sla yard. We have sold the Same quality BE-
tore .. VI 2o-surely this IL Hedging IN" price.
~ oo-tnch STORM sERGE-the name Is q suitable
oescripton-and an honest one-S1 yard
- 4o-inch MOUSsELINE DE LAINE-a "Lupin-
"er-aa eooe, nen. ana " 20 yard.
- 4o-inen CAAEL SaAih-Sl. betwlxt and Do
'Hssh IN ~eisht.
Two petserns OF AEASIiICHED srhifED
ehALLihs-4o inenes WIDE. soc. ayaru-
80 fS-incn LANSDOWSk-&I2oa yard.
- so-usn eLoniooA-vA'ooa yaro.
nave you seen either the Lansdowne or the Glorioss
made up! -FOUR naf'vssnvv VIII stir you to ownership
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

The President has acted wisely to appoin. as
district attorney . member OF the District bar
Of ability and large experience. Obviously
thorough practical acquaintance with the pecu-
harities of District law is an essential to the
prompt, vigorous and intelligent prosecution
Of these laws against law-breakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

The Spring Hill coal mine explosion in Nova
Scotia Saturday afternoon was one of the mos.
destructive in the annals OF mining horrors.
One hundred and seventeen miners persisted.
The discovery Of means of safety for those who
90 down into the bowels Of the earth is one OF
the most imperative demands the age makes
upon science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

One Of the speakers at the woman's meeting
yesterday said it was not true that women loved
everything beautiful and good except each
other. She said they did love each other
And no one doubted her except those
Who had lived in . boarding house where a
dozen or less women also lived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

The New York Recorder, which is not yet
week old, has organized subscription fund for
. Sherman statue in New York. The Recorder $
extreme yeush may possibly excuse its rash
nsa Has ths Recordv not yet learned to lisp in
shnaisA nsmbsrs The name Of the Grant monu-
AAnf2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

One million dozen eggs are used every yeaz
IN this eeuatry in taking photographs, which
accounts for the interest taken BY thu hens in
TIE Mckinney ball, and their intense and fever.
III dsssss 10 have foreign albumenized paper
shut out Of competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

When the democrats can carry Rhode Island
congressional district without opposition and
talk breezily about continuing to carry state
elections in Pennsylvania, times have changed
from what they were.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

RosIxsox.s RrnAnrs.

MEMS SPRING ovERcoATs AND
BOYS LIGHTWEIGHT REFERS WILL
SOON BE IN DEMAND. AND We ARE
PREPARING THE PRErrIEsr AND
NoBBIEsT LINE YoU EVER SAW.
IN THE MEANTIME. II THERE Is
ANYTHING NEEDED IN THE MEDIUM
WEIGHTS IN SUITS. ovERcoATs.
REErERs. aEPARATE TROUSERS OR
YUlNIsHINos WE CAN SUPPLY IT AT
PRICES THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE.
HAVE You SEEN THOSE SEPARATE
TROUSERS FOR MEN THAT WE ARE
SELLING AT SUCH EXTREMELY Low
PRICEs' II NOT. DO NOT FAIL TO DO
so. FOR YOU CAN SURELY USE AN.
OTHER PAIR BEFORE WARM WEATHER
AND 1T WILL PAY you TO SEE THESE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

a fair study Of Special Agent Petrofs report
- ths ssnsO odkes results in the concluaion
that Alaska 10 useful only a. an investment
which vm psy good inherent on the purchase
money. n d In no wise land for the boomer
and the SPECTATOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

fbs alleged Cleveland deeiinstion has given
sz-sscretary Whitney almost as much of . plac<
in ns~spepsrs - it did NJ. Cleveland sena
~ Carisls might also have taken . hand in
the denials-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

TABLE CovER AND T rpr DEPARTMENT
Theexceptional demand for this class OF goods;
the steady growth Of the department. due to the
magnificent assortment and moderate prices
has compelled rs to move 1t into more comino-
dious quarters. II Is now located in second
annex of second floor. The lstest novelties
always to be found here.
We will display on Tuesday in this depart
ment several lines Of Antique, Russian, Cluny
and Renaissance Lace Mats, Tides and scarfs.
SPECIAL
Line Of Antiaus Lace Tides IN ave patterns,
-l2Hc. each
Line Of Antique LAos Tides for Ohsir Arms.
Size 6xl2 inches.
Line Of Antique Lace Chair Back Tidies
Size l4,sxl4 inches.
1 IAns Of RsaaiaHAnos Lacs Tides sisss ioz
10 aud oxlo, sxtra Ans quality.
100. sach.--
LIN Of Antique Lac Bureau sssris sis u
x5k inches.
-ei.10 sach.-
GA aez. "a sansz.,
WOODWARD Lornnos.
fsc3 Cor. iish aas PssA ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

Ne psrsoA - yet been discovered who il
snasisaay skillful to pick the senatorial dsad-
lock in Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
Tzr MosuxrsrAn.
so7 AND $50 + ST. NV.

Clearing Hssssiss ssain THE vssa In our Infants
wsar Department.
Infants oaahmsrs Emhroidsssd Gaps. trimmed With
lace and ribbons. that have bssn selling at &C.
Reduced to Sc.
Reduced to SIC.
lnfsnts' Grape Caps, trimmed in lace and ribbons.
that sold st LIS and sl.5o.
Reduced to nc.
Reduced to 7pc.
Infants Emhsoidered surah snk Caps. handsomely
trimmed, that were q. 90 to e1.ee
Reduced to sl.37.
Reduced to s1.37
Special TO clear our stock Of Chdrsn's Short Coats.
Sand 4yesr sHe Childfen's Short Goats. mads Of
caahmsss and cloth, that sold from IS to Ga "a
Reduced to s317.
Reduced to e3l7.
Infants Short Coats. made Of cbevot and camel's
hair CLOTH trimmed in vslvets and surah sk that have
been selling at 81. soto 80.
Reduced to e4.37.
Reduced to s4.37.
childrens Short Plush Coats. Some are trimmed
with Ansora fur others in Astrschan that have sold
at from %. to sle.5o
Reduced to s5e7.
Reduced to 597.
special prices on Nurses Aprons made Of ne India
linen. extra width. and have finch hsn and tucks
Price was &c.
Reduced to 31c.
Reduced to Sic.
Fine India Linen Aprons. made with 9inch hem. Is
tucks above, that have been selling ct Sc.
Reduced to &c.
Reduced to &c.
Ladieo Fine India Linen Dress Aprons that sold ct
&c., finished at bottom with Swiss Embroidery and
tucks above.
Reduced to SOC.
Reduced to Soc.
Final offer Of our China silk Underwear colors are
Light Blue and Black
Cheiniss that we're o. 90 now s3S7.
Gowns that were SIC. 90 now S597
Drawers that were % 50 now g. IT,
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

Celshestisg Washington birthday today il
like celebrating the four hundredth anniver-
sary Of the discovery Of America in 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

The ssal educated Chicago newspapers nov
~ sis nakins," liz building" &C., for ''is
hsing made" lis being built, &c. II vas Q
ersas strain 70 get there, bns they got there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

''Of course," ~ Mr.. Clsrehnd's friends, 'he
= nj soi.8 10 run in lSSe. He dossn't have
- H en- 81 there in . valk-" And thsy
shnskis nightly thsrsat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

M. IAurDan, IT,, In base ball circles has
created decidediy more Of q sensation than Mr.
Thurman H., ever did in political circles But
onAaks IL Old Roman, the Young Roman sp-
Dssss - - sndsr>eAsh in the fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

washtngson takes three days 10 celsbrsts
Hsshingtoa's birthday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

0sDaa Digna oaght % throw mp the sponge
anA eoms 70 Amsrica on = lecture tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

Ths National Council Of Women, now in Sos
doa in this city, 10 . notable body, composed
- il 10 Of representative women from each OF
tie national associations devoted to extending
and improving woman's field Of work in the
world A review OF what has been &C.
eomplished within the last half century by and
for women and the prospect offered by the
future are both full Of encouragement. Scores
Of occupations have been opened to her which
were formerly closed against women on the
theory that the sex 10 incompetent to perform
the ordinary duties Of bread-vinners. Not
only self-support but celebrity have been in
many instances attained in these callings, which
women could not at one time have pursued
without unsexing themselves. Today repre-
sentative women in the pulpit, at the bar, as
practitioners Of medicine, in the fine arts, on
the press, and In various other callings can as
sembls with reasonable self-congratulation and
pride Of sex to consider what has been recently
accomplished in their various departments of
labor for women's advancement and to plan
with enthusiasm for greater achievements in
the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
BLACK CHANTILLY LAcRs

Some ss cheap as > cents Yard The folIoW are
The design is Of ribbon bows as fastening on the
These very choice pieces We have similar desisns
Of inseror quality at 20 ami % cents yard, Here's
lovely piece inches wide, the design tiny bunch Of
flowers 80 cents yard hut it's cheap for this Of
art The same design in lace ~ inches VIDE, cents;
easily Observation-Disclosures and POLKA aots would seem
inharnonious but they don't look SO. inches wide.
dssisn that .pisht b termed Gothie SO cents ysrd
Those with less critical taste will admire equally ss
well the Iaces at Is, 10. p and IS yard. We
have hundreds OF pieces TO select from aud desi9ns
very similar TO the more expensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
Ous "DArLr Orrxrxos.-

Ous DnLr Oprxrxos.-
$50: ::
% We are holding high carnival IN our
Coax Department No 81 formal dol
piays-but . steady continual arriving oil
lIsPRIxo WRAPS s,d surrs sAss sslI
into stook ss once fhs oddity Of thisl
iissaseas novsaass vin b lie ara shi,sII
Ito imprss yo1. 30 diasrent from sny-II
thing of late ysAss hat % uall naks nj
rather hard sasadins for shs .1sfs evssI
back numbers" our friseds hsv. b.saI
iicarryins in the vain hops Il . ''rvivs."II
Once IN Q while tinss Of ths pass VII,
cling 10 The new nosions-but this yesrI
ln ss dirscs cuttins away from any NIL
ssmblancs 10 what kss bssA You csnri
help lining thsm. N
% The desisnsn have sooe &c the sx-It
eiiains toward the baseks. Hov shsyI
I are aa.ipodsi IN their t.sses. Ths foreign
! and American creations asrse-snd they Z
doat. The models from abroad hsvsl
high shoulders and FUN slssvss. While 4
] their Contemporaries On this side Of the
I 1 water curtan this sztsvas.ncs little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
LACE DRAPERY NETS,

LACE DRAPERy NETS.
CAB inches wide.)
The latest designs Black Lace are larue coin doss
velvet polka dots, figures in many new and artistf.
designs. Prices renge from 80 cents to e. Is yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continual belov.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

~obsvsspon4sns ers snhorrned ha: arsony-
ssoss eemmuascafsons sent 10 TIE STAR are not
rssd. Nmastsr Is s0; yorEs he signature Of he
swsw q y NJ worth srtsn0. much less prsafia1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
LADIES WIZ PHASE Answer
TIT HH ZEE ssss EEH
I HHH En- ssss In
4 d Il krr ass In.
:: $: / +
SSaq = ggEEEE ssss rTTrH 90 ~ 4 SIS.
! Isl $, j T. T.. =: = + IT, ::

Is it not better to have your sprng dress made nov
than later?
Does not your mof&sfe rive time and attention
now than later when she is overwhelmed with work.
viii there be more favorable opportunity to select
the materials and trimmings
VIII not the most desirable fabrics and shades Be
scarce later!
with its cash business 10 enabled to oer unusually
good values.
Would il not be detrimental to its business to claim
the following fabrics unusually good qualities n
they were not sos
81 -Broadcloths, As inches wide, new tints
Light Gray. Ians. Pearl. &c. Those "a inches wide
81. p yard.
50 CENTS.-Camel,s Hair Plaids A few exclusive
designs at 81. so yard.
81 YARD.-French Serces in checks and large
pialds. all the correct color combinations.
20 CENTS.-''Croise' Mixture. which II . novelty
suiting in Ecru Tan, Light Gray and Steel.
w CENTS. de Cheval, French fabric. Its
Blaca. and ribbed in q manner that evidently sug-
gested Cote de Chevsln-rib of a horse. Isn't that
it!
6S CENTS.-Plaid Suitinrs-the plaids formed by
stripes Of canel's hair, combinations of Brown and
Tan, Light and Dark Gray. Cadet Blue and White,
Navy Blue and White, Helio.rope and White, Black
and White Lucky are the ones who obtain dress OF
this fabric The price shoud be and will be more
later II the goods can be obtained at all.
90 CENTS.-Quslity and style better than you'll
expect for the pricePlsid and Check Serges Striped
and Plaid Cheviots; Cashmeres in all the spring
shades.
50 CENTS.-Silk- finish Henriettas that are more
silk-,ike than ever before offered SIS. And such
lovely TINS of choice colors.
6S CENTS.-Foule seIges wiry fabric that has
not q harsh look. The colors as in Henriettas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
HANDMADE ToRCHoN LAcEs.

We DO not keep the machine made laces in stock,
and therefore. invite your confdence. Any pattern
you select, IT whatever price, may lie guaranteed
wash well and wear well. This IS ail-.mportant
consideration Prices rsn-e from o.. TO 81 -. a yard
the feature OF the sIrin- stock icing the qtsn-
ties and variety OF the higher priced laces which,
however, will be ouns. below prevailing
quotations for equal qualities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
MEDICIS LACES.
VALENCIENNES LACEs.

We are showing special lot in very lovely new de-
signs and extra qualities from 10 to BIC. yerd, some
being ten inches in width The regular stock price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
HEApouAnrEns Fon LAcrs.

You are heddqsarters for Dress Trimaia1s and
LQces." sosad one of the leading modistes of this
city. We can lave no better Endorsement. Head
quarters doesn't mean only that the palais Royal
prices correct hut that the variety Of The latest
nopekfies IA I'm lsurlin com rlietS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

A Book Fos Wn.rERs.
WONDERFUL sucoEss.
wRfrHKC cRANP CURED AND NERVOUS.
MUSCULAR AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
For only 81, with
mira PATENT MAGNETIC PEN HOLDER.
shes4 TRIAL psovss shis-
0sh ~ popular dealers Also mailed 70 sny address
rcsfpt Of scs. Add Id csnts sxtN and W registss
ssd guasnnsss safs dalivsry. AAdse0 HILL Dnunu
co.. 1eading. nAas. 1uo1-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

|........ 49,. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
ORIENTAL LACES.
FEDORA LACES,

ThouSh not 30 popular formerly this beautiful
Lace has friends who'll be glad to know that a hne
variety to select from is at the Palais Royal
lunch wide per yard. l0c to l5c
Pinch wide. per yard. lie DC
finch vide per yard DC 10 4Cc
6nch wide, per yard. pc TO t0c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
POINT DE GENE LACES.

Point de Gene Laces, expressly made for trimming
bingham dresses. When these Laces the prices
will not little surprise YOU They range from Is TO
80 cents a yard; from = to inches in width.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
MRS. GRAHAM'S
!. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Cream

Is not a cosmetic in the sense in which thst term
is popularity used, but permanently beauties
daily use gradually makes The complexion several
shades whit r. II Is "A constant pfote ction from
tie effects Of sun and wind and prevents sun
come while you use il 1t cltanses the face far
better than soap and water. Eourishes the skin
tissues ana thu prevents tie formation OF VIZ nix
les. II gives the freshness Cleaness and smooth
ness of skin Il at )u had when you was a little
grl Every lady, young or old. ought 10 use it.
as il gives more 20 thful appearance to any
lady, and tn permanent. II cont ins no acid .
powder o a kali. nd is as haTm'es "a dew and
nOurishing to the skin dew is 10 the flower
Price 81 90, at all druggists and hair dr., ssers
or al Mrs. Geryaise GIahaus ,stablisnU en- lC3
Post street, San Francisco, where she treats la
di for al blemisIes CT TIE face or fgqre La
dos at a d stan -reated by letter Send stamp
for her little book How TO be Beautiful"
SAMPLE BOT LIE mailed fir e 10 any lady on
receipt Of l0cents in stamps 10 ray for Hostage
and pIching. Lad AGENTS wantei.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14

Tie Wishing or OWNING rod is taken
,r-r from tie mountain ash or the hazel,
Isr.-q..y from tue latter, and in the fol-
v.n. manner. By moonlight a yearling
I-ag-u.aw.a uazri tree is chosen which
-as at ta- upper end, and Is between
IgrsuI five feet long. 1t is broken off
E5m the tree after being twisted thrice
furi Oh its axis. and the person who does
b., must 20 bis face turned to the east,
b5wt the and say: God bless thee,
L68.e ,uo1, and summer twigr' Such a
f9i, c5l,ecrareI by suudry lamentations
lud ceremonies, serves for the discovery Of
buried treasures, mineral veins, water
g,il-s, concealed thieves and murderers,
'pm5,e Cl.ami.e-. conhagrations, etc
H-. between the finger and thumb by IT'S
b-se. ends, the diviuiug rod turns of its
jrl aeopr! with irresistible force over the
pr here here Is metallic ore, water, or
llT1'--s other objects of search. Wishing
0., lave various names, according to the
Iea. Use TOR which they are designed.
----e Is one called 10y Germans Schlag-
f.'- or arUa0il- rod, which is likewise
i1-. co.. wears growth, but instead of
bang Torn from the tree, il is cut from it
F;a tDsee Gus on Good Friday morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
snhrInuet. of Noted Men.

Salmon J. Chase was commonly called
rUa Hre.L .aeE- during the war. when
: WIS secretary ot the treasury, because
established our present system of ma
l-.. currency Daniel w. Voorhees,, the
.7t NL.'e.. states senator, Is often called
he 4a.. rcem0re OF the Wabash" be-
1 ''e las ra.. figure and long limbs are
.'ol-g Characteristic Of the tall sycamore
f. Which 8 common to his home on the
p a..,a. James 6. Blaine is admiringly
.'.-t Tie P.Umed Knight" Colonel
l---.'... Z sc him the name in his great
zen ia tie Republican convention of
~. >Hmue. j. Tiideu, because of his
a.-a',. w'- styled The Sage of Gray
QUE "u.am b. Allison, the noted
mel states senator. was in his school
.' called Big Eyed Bill" Among the
! ..-- American authors are John q. Whit
J, ,e,. "0"'o t- The Bachelor Poet" John
" ''A-. some, mes styled The American
.'.''' '+ca1-" his productions resemble
.'' '. 'u' great poet, Hood Walt Whit
no.. is Ha 'Fa a- The Good Gray Poet"
- -4e name Is indeed very appropriate.