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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

The MONUMENTAL.
FAsH1oSABLE LEADERS
In
FINE MnIrsERr. CIoAks. HOSIERY
Groves. &c.
NOTHING Successes
Luxe Success.
Now Irs Oun TURN.
ToxoRnow AT $50 A. NJ. WI
BEers Wrm ALL IRIS M,oHr
AND Powrn
OuR SECOND Great
Special SALE
CLoAxs AND Surrs.
SPECIAL CLOAK SALE
In the cloak department. This is the week to buy
Special JACKET SALE.
$50 Iroad Cob and cherfos Refers and Blazers that
Choke of the lot Tomorrow
1898 AND So.
SPECIAL Care SALE.
130 Elegant Capes, worth $l2 TO SIS
Choice Of the entire lot tomorrow
$500.
Special TRIMMED Hat SALE.
Fine Trimmed Hats worth So and 60
Choice Of the lot tomorrow at 81. 80.
Fine Trimmed Hats. worth ~ and So.
Choice of the lot tomorrow al 81.
Fine Friln,ned Hats. worth 80 and $12.
Choice OF the lot tomorrow at %.
SPECIAL USrn,nnEp Hat SALE
Untrnned Hats. the best thi. springs saJes less
than ons-haif the manufacturers cost. 2:,c.
than onc-haif the manufacturers cost. at 4Sc.
Special Flower SALE.
100 dozen Flowers less than one-half.
The impOrtiDg cost Mt 25c.
Flower Wresths value .yOc., at 1ir.
Flower "reaihs. vaiue sysr., at 2oc.
SPECIAL RIBBON SALE
200 pieces Beautiful Fancy Stripe Pure Silk Moire
Ribbon. ~ 70 inches wide. in all colors value 4Sc
to 73c.. nj 2oc.
SPECIAL Grove SALE
~, 5choSk speds IMPRESSED. in all eolors. Regular
ssSs $ f"ss r Essa III E sf oas:
SPECIAL LADIES WA1srs SALE.
SprclA. LADIES, HosrrnY SALE.
SPECIAL LADIES, UNDERWEAR SALE.
Special. LADIES, Consrrs SALE
It, g7 AND $50 y ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

Mr. wa:'errOn declares that he speaks as a
friend OF Gr. Cleveland's. This leaves the ex-
President in the familiar position Of one who
desires TO be saved from his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

Gov. Roswell p. Flower is evidently impressed
with the fact that a presidential bee, Ike any
other, requires to be handled with delicacy. tact
snd skill TO avoid painful results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

A soon a. the Minneapolis convention selects
Eta permanent chairman the base ball umpire
w ssvs somebody 10 sympsshizs with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

MARK Down In Nor,oss.
WATERPROOF SKIRT PROTECTORS, all
SHADES. Former price, 2Jc. MARKED
DOWN TO
19c. each.
l lot FANCY HAT PINS. Former price.
19c. MARKED DOWN TO Sc. each
l LOT SATIN BETTING. in BLACK or
WHITE. Former price. 81 for 10 yard piece.
MARKED DOWN TO
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MARK DowS In L,crs.

y.
piece 10-inch CREAM SILK CHANT1LIY
LACE, Former price, 81. MARKED DOWN
TO Use. yard.
14-inch CREAM SILK CHANTILLY LACE
Former price, Sl.3S. MARRIED DOWN TO
J2c. yard.
1 piece 13-inch CREAM SILK CHANTlLLY
LACE. Former price, $3.50. MARKED
DOWN TO 81. IS yard.
14inch CREAM SILK CHANTILLY LACE
Former price. 81 0S. REDUCED TO e. 30
yard
Hinch NORMANDY VAL. LACE. Former
price. 13c. REDUCED TO 31c. yard.
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You WILL UNDERSTAND.

Fer sake of illustration let US say that you
your home for q newcomer. Would not the new ar
rival want to make alterations in the arrangement
and the furnishing Of the house! OF this does
not imply lack OF taste your part the part Of the
newcomer-irs something human nature more
easily recognized than explained. And with new
manager for a department in 9 store like the Palais
Royal. The newcomer can't rest until his pre-
decessors stock Of goods is ousted and his located
Thus it is you find our new Wrap buyer il almost
giving you the stock he found here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
KEBUrLDINaI

n EBUILDINaI
Our business has increased TO such an extent tina
We are Obliged 70 enlarge our quarters In order to
commodste our immense stock.
We llave IN consequence Of this. leased the hacl
Duding 20 the store we now occupy and will shortly
change the entire into immense store. thus max
ing the largest Gardeners Hat and Furnishing Stor
in the city
Preparatory TO- making improvements. and in orde
stock AT reduced prices.
BesipninE today we viii commence general reduc
ton sale
Among the bargains We offer are the following:
IwothreAd White, Gold or Natural MIXTURE Bal
regularly at tic.
Gray B.isisran Underwear. shirts satin front
1..c quality for &C.
81. p Neeltge Shirts q.
20 Best Quality Imported cheviot Neeiiee Shirts
pique Bosom Dress Shirts, eoc.
Fast Black OF Colored Half Hose, 25c. quality, zoe
Fast Black or Coiored Half Hose, Tc. quality, 4Oc
Al Black o. Coiored ~. 30 Derby Hats, ~.
Al Black or ColOred Is Derby Hats ~. 30.
Al! Black or Colored %. 80 Derby Hats, 81
All Black or Colored - Derby Hats >:j.5Q
Best Quality Natural Handle 2S-inch GLORIA Umbrel
las twxfrsnted),. 81. 80.
Al Nc; Nsckwesr, 45c.
All 81 Seckwesr, S5c.
LOEB HIRSH.
S12 st. NV.
1t SHIRTS TO ORDER SPECIALITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
SPECIAL ITEMS In Norross.


Adozen or more entirely nsty' . In
Leather Belts, plain and wierdl. ef-
fects; also Girdle Belt with hersus-
penders attached
Nlleather Belts at PC. eaci
All-leather 6ir,lle Belts. s1eash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

COOP V LursIs CHunrrN,s RrrrrRs
CHILDREN'S CLOTH KEEFERS. in NAVY
OF CARDINAL. trimmed with White mohair
braid. Str. 2 to years. Price, 81. OK each.
CHtLDkEN'S BLUE CLOTH REFERS.
size s to years. trimmed with BRASS BUT
TONS and ANCHORS. SPECIAL PRICE.
81. ~ excli.
CHILDREN'S CLOTH REFERS. In
STRIPED OF plain. in all SHADES and COL
OkS. light AID DARK EFFECTS well made.
BRASS BUTTONS. SPECIAL PRICE, ~ 90
each.
ALSO DOZENS OF OTHER STYLES in
REEFERS nj SPECIAL PRICES
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w. A. PIERCE & Co..
1ie MARKET SPACE.
COR. sTH ST. AND PENNA. AVE.

OuR GnrAr MAnx-DowS SALE
OF SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE which has
been in progress for the past three days. has at
tracted large and PURCHASING attendance
as HOSEST BARGAINS always WILL for when
people can buy 81 worth for Soc. they won't hest
tate very long, and that is what we have been
giving this week. Look at today's LIST These
are EXTRAORDINARY VALUES.
MARX Down In BELrs.
10 dozen NOVELTY BELTS. all eolors
SILK and METAL EFFECT, adjustable
buckle Former price, CD and TIC. MARRIED
l GALLON SWISS LILAC ExrnAcr.
LANDLORDS FAMOUS PERFUME. Regular
price. BIC. MARKED DOWN for THURSDAY
| PC. ounce.
3 Dozen LACE Isle Hosr,
Direct from Paris. FAST BLACK. Former
price. $l.25. MARKED DOWN 10
Zoe. pair.
LADIES ExcIrsu GAVE Vnsr.
High neck. long sleeves or high neck and short
sleeves Former price. 70 and SOC. MARKED
DOWN TO
PIC. each.
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MARK Down In Burrows.

MARK Down IN BUrroNs
C0I0RED SILK BRAID BUTTONS,
DRESS SIZE. Sc doz
COLORED SILK BRAID BUTTONS. COAT
SIZE.
10c dozen.
SMOKE PEARL BUTTONS, DRESS SIZE
Former price, 25c. MARKED DOWN TO Sc
dozen.
LOT JET BUTTONS. Former price, 25c
MARKED DOWN TO 15c Dozen
lot COLORED IVORY BUTTONS Former
price. 10 and 15c. MARKED DOWN TO2c
dozen.
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MARX Down IN SUMMER S,LKs

MARK Down In SUMNER SILKS.
piece 24-inch BLACK SURAH SILK with
WHITE SPOT. Former price, 81. MARKED
DOWN TO To-. yard.
biece 2j-inch BLACK SHANGHAI SILK
with WHITE FIGURE. Former price, 81.
fOE THURSDAY. g..
piece 24-inch BLACK CHINA SILK with
FIGURED STRIPE. Former price, 81.
MARKED DOWN TO &c. yatd.
piece 24-inch BLACK CHINA SILK with
WHITE FLOWER Former price, 81 l2M
MARKED DOWN TO Toe yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

EpocH AND ERA
L HE ERA OF IMPROVED LACE MANUFAC-
TURF THAT WILL DATE FROM 1892
IAN EPOCH IN THE HISTORY OF WASHINGTON
COMMERCIAL LIFE.
MosT IMPORTANT LACE SALE ON RECORD.
MAKING by machinery marked an important era in
lsees and the various epochs in the history Of their
manufacture have led up to this era-the intro
dncton Of lace that for beauty of design execution
and durability equals the precious handmade lsces Of
byeone days Allusion Is male to Point dIreidnde
Lace Vrerv rare and choice designs and not to the
taces often misnaped The grand display Of these
corks Of art at the Pslais Royal marks epoch full
Of importance to you Of credit to the retailer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
ErocH AND Era.

1HE ERA OF IMPROVED LACE MANUFAC
TURE THAT WILL DATE FROM 1892
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SOC. WINDSOR Scars. 25c.

McKasw." We have secured 100 ,los Gina
EcKHse." Silk Windsor Scarfs extra whapd
NeKaeW." length, in a hundred or mo lint.
McKnctc." medium and dark color effs,c, gu-
McRnelcn lar zoe quality only Dr. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

The Palais Royals Wrap Department
is virtually q new store. Mr.. Lindau,
the new buyer, has carte blanche orders
and he is certainly studying your inter-
ests in closing out at less than wholesale
prices all the stock he found here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
New "RArN-pRoor" UMBRELLA.

'NcRneu.- Colored Umbrellas are a alsne
''kcKBetc." change from Black. We havehe in
"EcKnetc." ~ and 26inch: guaranteed ra aspr.
''NeKneD." in Cardinal and Navy Blue th va
''heKneu." riety Of natural-wood handles sa5,
''heRnep." 81. 30 and - each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
GENTLEMEN, WHAT WILL YOU DOT
Miss Barton states the Case of the Coz
tlibutions to Russia.

Miss Barton states the Case of the Coz
tlibutions to Russia.
WAsHINGT IN, Jan. l4.-MisS Clara Bar
ton. president Of the American Red Gross
society, max statement of the situation
regarding the sending Of grain to starving
Russia. Ref srring to the action of the
house in refusing TO appropriate Sl0O,O00 to
send the grain, she says she has nothing o
say in the way of criticism, nor is the,e
any dissatisfaction on her part with tie
houses action. The points she desires
TO call attention to are that there is
vast quantity of com ready. that the Rus
sian government will take it from orr
ports and deliver it to Russia if the cost is
not as great a the value of the grain; that
it is for the American people to decide
whether they will set this grain on their
own doorstep and leave our periShing
neighbOr across the sea to come and get il:
or whether WE will send it to him. Both
methods serve the purposes of charity; it
l. merely the brand of hospitality which is
at question Mis- Barton says that Iowa
is the hest organized for the purpose of OBJ
tanning contributions for the Russians.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Unlimited Coinage at the Front.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1.-the house COM
mittee on coinage, weights and measures
met and organized yesterday and discussed
informally the subject OF free coinage. A
resolution was introduced by Pierce Of
Tennessee instructing the committee to
report without delay a bin for the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver Pierce is "a
free coinage man, and wanted the commit
tee to 90 on record but while the
discussion was decidedly argentif-
erous, the committee postponed action IN
til next week. There seems no doubt that
the committee will report = free coinage
measure
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
ouite Lively in Spite of his Years.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Jan. II. David ]
Williams was 102 years of age Tuesday
Mr. Williams is still in full possession Of
his faculties, and is of clear voice and
pleasant speech. He can write very lee!-
bly,, reads without glasses, has keen REL
ish of food, gets about easily and does the
chores for the family with whom he lives.
He is intelligent and cheerful. On cleo
ton day he always has voted the General
Jackson ticket" He has always used to-
bacco and whisky, but doesn't remember
ever being drunk His father lived TO
be li3
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
How u VIII BE Worked.


WA>HINCToN. Ian. TN the senate wee
terday Jones of Nevada appeared and took
his seat, making he senate roster complete.
Patton reported favurably the pure food
bill Of last congress Hoarpresented bill
providing for Two more judges for the
court of claims Kyle of South Dakota in
trOduced a resoll ion for Il constitutional
amendment To en- thlr congress to enact a
marriage and divorce law. \ bill was
passed appropriaring $4,000 for IA public
building at Ilubol.cu, y. J., and after p,,~S-
ing few other bi j the senate al ouracd-
In the house he committee 0u inter
state and foreign commerce was given
iraye to sit dur ug the sessions Of the
house, a. was the ivcr- and harhor~ com
mttee Resolutions were agreed TO call
ing for information a. To how much our
trade with Porto Rico and Brazil bud in
creased a. IA result # reciprocity. and ask
ing Secretary Eos, r if at any time since
the f. per cents. became due lac had ia { he
treasury enough one. 10 pay them, and
If 50, why he COZ tiuued them. Holman
offered a resolution against subsidies ~
byUujicS in mpHgy public lands. bonus,
or any Endorsement aud declaring that no
money not absolutely necessary should De
appropriated 10y congress and demanded
the previous quest on which was carried
Alliance members citing no, because they
wanted debate. Il ,luan then agreed To
two hours debate, and the house ad
igl.TurG
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
jackson Puts Two Men to Sleep.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Peter Jackson, though
far from well, fulfilled his big contract
Tuesday night TO stop two heavyweights
in three rounds. The first man to meet
Pete was John Dalton, who started in as
if he meant to knock out his opponent in
the first round, but he soon winded him
self and was duly put to sleep in the third
round Jack King. the second man, was
more wary, but was knocked down so
hard in the third round that he concluded
he had had enough
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Suspicious Facts Stated.
Cnrdinai Manning Diving.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE physicians Of
Cardinal Manning announced last evening
that they could no longer hold out any
hope for the recovery of their patient. His
eminence's malady j. bronchitis, compli-
Gated with congestion Of the lungs. The
cardinal wa. able Yesterday afternoon to
make formal profession of his faith. After
wards the venerable prelate ferbly uttered
his blessing upon the canons. Both these
ceremonies indicate the belief of all con.
cerDcd that death is near
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

CRAwFoRDNVULE, Ind, Jan. a.
Wednesday in the circuit court Laura Fix
was granted divorce from William Fix.
The parties formerly lived here, but fer
seven years past resided near Decatur,
Ala. The evidence showed that Fix triei
to place his wife in an insane asylum an
then tried 10 etitrNe her death.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
DEED OF A MADMAN.
A Prominent Chicago Doctor
BrUtalIy Murdered.
DIABoLICAL CUNNING

He Calls His Victim sn II Professional
Visit and shoots Him Dead at the Door
The First shot Pcnetratcs the Brain
The Murderer's Wild Drive to the
Police Station 10 Surrender Himself
Sequel of the kidnapping of a Little
Girl.
CHICAGO, Jan Flour pistol shots rang
out i'll rapid succession yesterday; a re
spected citizen lay dying on the steps OF 4
south side residences mailman leaped
over the PROSTATE form of his fancied eng
my and flew down the steps to cutter
standing AT the curb; a wild drive through
the streets; a cell in police station. and
John Redmond had fulfilled the destiny
predicted for him. His hands were red
with murder and his victim was his old
time friend and medical adviser. DR. Fla
yius VI. Wilder 1t was the most sensa-
tional killing hat has taken place in Chi
cago in many days, and the story reveals
the wonderful cunning of an insane man
WHEN his brain becomes impressed with
the need OF doing some specific act
The Cunning Of a Lunatic.
trati0n of maniac cunning than thi, cold
biOOded murder. The mailman sent
telephone message to the doctor asking
him to call at 25l9 South Park avenue
tRedm0nd's buarting house. for his wife
has not lived with him for 4 year, to see
very sick man. A. soon a. the doctor re
ceiYed the message he drove to the house.
As he assembled the steps and rang the bell
the door was opened almost Immediately
by John Redmond Before the physician
could utter a word a revolver was showed
into his lett eve aud "A dahl report followed.
Two more shots We're discharged The
doctor turned half around and again Red
mond fired
The First Bullet Fatal One.
The first bullet passed into the rnfortu-
mate physician brain; the next two lodged
III a packet o, letters in the left inside coat
pocket and the fourth entered "A few inches
to the right 0f the base OF the spine and
came out above the right hip. Or. Wilder
fell heavily to the floor Of the piazza, his
head striking hr iron railing Death was
almost Instantaneous. TIE murderer, still
ClaNpiug IN his right hand the deadly
weapon, dashed down the steps. \ man
stepped toward him. Out OF the way or
III Ai!l You, yelled Redmond and the uau
halted Jumping intuth doctors cutter the
mailman seized the rciHs and whip. Lash
ing the horse with cruel hand ne drove
al "a killing pace uorthward aIAd wa, soon
lost 10 view
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. Springer WAS in
tervlewed ny reporter upon "a publication
to the effect that many Democratic con
gresSmen, especially those from agricul-
turad districts, rrpuii ate Spriugrr's leader
ship so far ~ the silver question j. con
cemed." Springer said: All there is to
say is that have not assumed any leader
ship on the silver question. All that did
was to express an opinion on few facts
which believed to exist. and which Mr.
Bland conceded did exist. when | spoke
with him about it Springer said further
that no free silver hi could become a law
because the president would veto it. and
there was not two-third~ majority in either
house TO pass il over the veto
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
a Hard Row.

The Old Gentleman-Whyd do you send
her so many flowers if it is so horribly
expensive and you cannot afford it?
The Young Gentleman-That'sj Just the
trouble. If | should stop sending the
flowers the florist would think was los
ing the girl and should have to pay up.
Life
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
propriating s., 900, 600 for the Worlds fair,
or any other sum.
\ Man for Judge Woods Place.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14-JudSe Mcbride,
of the Indiana appellate court, is here urg-
ing the nomination of Judge Odds for the
district iud@eship made vacant by the aP-
pointment ot Judge Woods. Quite dele
CATION of Indiana people is also here ct
work for Oids With apparently good pros
poets for success.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Threaten, the world, Fair.

WASHINGTON, Jan. - Holman reso-
luton declaring again't the use of public
money for subsidies and aid of private en
terprises of whatever nature, has direct
bearing on the proposed Worlds fair bill
Holman is against the proposition Of ap-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

a MESSAGE or 4 pIsPAToH.
If the Latter it May hc Considered a.,
IIlinnImm.

II has not been decided 10y the president.
it is said. whether his comments ou Tie
correspondence viii take the form oil Il
message to congress or of dispatch 20
Minister Egan. In either case his
friends expect that he viii make "a djgui-
fed but forcefUl presentation Of the posi-
ton Of this government, which viii b. ac-
ceptablr to the country. Should il be
sent to Minister Eguu for presentation to
the CHILEAN government it may be cou~id-
cred by the officials OF that country in the
light Of an ultimatum.
The Very Latest Report.
This is the report that was current at
latest adyices: On Monday next the pres
Ident will send the Chiliau correspondence
to congrrss 1t viii be accompanied by a
message briefly stating the principal
points of the controversy and explain
ing the motives and purposes BY
which the president has been
actuated in conducting his part of the
negotiations. The message viii contain
no recommendation to congress 1t Is given
out by members Of the cabinet that this
correspondence Will show that the oifcnse
of the Chilians was Of such serious char
RCter that this government has exercised
extraordinary patience in consenting TO
sprompt and full ieparation," which was
demanded in the presidents dispatch.
O'Noin Is Getting His Goat on.
Representative O'Neil, of Massachusetts.
called on Chairman Blount. of the foreign
affairs committee, and told him that he
had it in his mind to introduce a resolu-
tion asking the president TO inform the
house whether the press representations of
Colonel Pemey's investigation on the Bal
timore had been officially authenticated,
and declaring that if they had been IA casus
belli existed between the United States and
Chilli Blount cautioned O'Neil to be
careful, reminding him that war was Sc
rious thing and declaring that the initia-
tive ought to be taken by the president
rather than by congress.
Springer is Rather Diplomatic.
O'Neil said that was all right and he
had faith in Harrson's patriotism. but he
believed that the time had come to let the
world know that odd glory" had to be re.
spected everywhere He Significantly
asked how long Great Britain would have
delayed exacting satisfaction for such an
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

Those who believe that DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
cure them are more liable
to get we'll than those who
don't.
If you happen to be one of
those who don't believe, there's
a matter Of $500 to help your
faith. It's for you if the max
ers Of DR.. Sage's remedy can't
cure you, no matter how bad
or of how long standing your
Catarrh in the head may be.
The makers are the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton of Buffalo, NY. They're
known to every newspaper
publisher and every druggist
in the land, and you can cas-
lily ascertain that their words
as good as their bond.
Begin right. The first stage
is to purify the system. You
don't want to build on a wrong
foundation, when you're build
ing for health. And don't
shock the stomach with harsh
treatment. Use the milder
means.
You wind your watch once
a day. Your liver and bowels
should act as regularly. If
they do not, use a ky.
Tile Key is DR.. Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets. One a dose.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

outrage upon her seamen. Springer, who
stood bv while O'Neil was talking of his
plans with Blount, was asked what he
thought of he situation. He diplomat
cally replied: ~ great many Democrat
think as Mr. O'Ncil.'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

"Chappy Van Demise gave me piece
Of his mind today"
when is his funcral:"-TTuth.