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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

STATE OF ILLINOIS
EocE ISLAND COUNTY.
To the January term A. d. 1891. c rcuii court, in
chancerv:
Mary Tuitie. complainant, We j I'm Tut.
ESys, T T"a. w'm Ws , lssae Tus
Calvin =. Tuttlc, II. W. Tut G, A,y. l.. Tu,tic,
Av. l. lutte: The nnk"cwn heirs at Law
Ut Wi; inn r. tn lie. deceased. the uu
unknown heir. at law Of John NJ. ,utiie. de-
Ccaecd. the unknown hci's II law OF ai,in Il
Quite. decea>. d, the unknown heir Mt la~ Of
y &c! , futile deceased me nnkn"wn "s,c rs ~
orth nge two 81. west " the fourth principal
meridian IN raid county Of Rock leland. describ
follows:
II e cas. half Of the northwest quarter Of rcr-
TO, twrniy-e~,c 80. containing ~ acres: as,
nine Il ii G5t ~ Gs-IfN) acres in the norfhc at
quarter OF the routhwcrt quarter Of said section.
. 'l:,dct M fo'lOw-: Begin ing Mt the center 81
rsid So ton, running tn nc' south an the half
section linc. fourteen chai:.s ant ninety -thsce
Ink 90 1c9r,: hence west six chsirr ana
chsr- ~','i tin :iy three Enk- r4vj cls,: thence
easf six chains rnd foriy-six links (s-s6 chr) 70
the p,a esf mginninr. Ais, the west twenty
scv~n foriiethr gs-iUl RI Ind northeast quarier.
81 rnid sOnlh scst quarter section. bounded a :.
follow: beginning az Zion. a-t for ttc eOuth-
~e,t corner I raid lOrhe,ef Y srtce of q ii
scifa~cst carter section, running theme. orth
nineteen md g5-im chat Q tlaG chs): 'hsfcc
east the h.lf scction n. thirteen mud 20 S.lO
char. rs 4o,,-i,O chel; THENCE .2nth niuct en-
Z iyhth <ct0n Inc thtetecn ana <sss 100 chains
us +'s csi - tn the ptsgs ~ bcglnniag, con-
{. lining =. scrc-. m re OF les: dee d.nfs.
10 all he above named de eWaaut-. includiv z
tho above named unknown heir. at-law. and the
unki own wnc sof { above desc rii,esi lxnds.
YO". and esch OF ,Ou " Il 'ate Ctioe tha' Mary
Tn Tie, the abose lance complainant, hss this
day I'd in said court b : asuend. b n II COM
piaiLt against you .Os the n 81 Of sal. nds
and assignment os denver AMI homestead IN rein
IN het. tina; summons In chanccr HIS been is
sued therein agsust erfcNdaats. Wilii'm Tntilc
asd u. w Turtle. Girected 10 the slr ri6 of Cook
couu'y. s'asc os liinoi.. 10 exc CUT: ,hat u sum
mo'r 10 c,a, ccrs Ia been is-u-d ;tcretn against
Ill tie ether named dcfcntlsn,e, & xccpt de-.
fendant JON Z uilcl dircctsd to the sheriff II
q I'd county II hook Island. 10 rxtcut both of
sxsd emmvnOns nvc re'usnsklc to TIM January tenn
A. ID. 16oa. Of tn. crCuit .ourt ri eaid county OF
Il. OK leland. s0 be tcxuu sud holden 1t he mt
hcuse. ie Inc city u och is'and. in said county
AZ ock 1slauc. on tie art Monday ~ January
veal, af which time and p ace you. and each Gf
va. will appear. snd plead, answcror cemur to
said oil.
Rock Il nj, Illinois, Eevcmbes q. lsaa
GEORGE ". GAMBLE,
Clerk a sni1 C.ypst
JAcksox Z uunsf. sea e.tas Tor Coaplsis'ts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
ADMlNlnrRATORH NOTICE.

ketaic OT fanncI Fowl =. Ucccneed.
Tho undersigned havng been appointed sd.
ministfltor Of the estate 81 Samuel
I;owie.. late Of the county of Rock Island. :.
% illinois. deceased. hereby gi-cs notice that Ell
viii appear before the county court of Rock Island
county. at the Office Of the clerk OF said court ia
the city Of Rock ,sland. NJ the Februiry term on
the drsf Mon'1y in F, hr lary next. at which time
all persons having claims INST said estate are
notified and requested to attend, Tor the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. I'll persons in.
dcbed Ia said cststc are requested to make iU
mednfr payment to the undersigned.
Dsicd this 18th day Of peccnb, =, A. d. 1858.
j. n. BIZ -UE ~. Adm. illustrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

per. It reached the coveted prize, and
being fatigucd lay down behind the bush
and fell asleep.
The mother awoke. noted the absence
OK the baby and made the island echo
with q shrek. The father sprang to his
feet rubbing his eyes. and upon learning
ofthe baby's disappearance became great
~ excited.
A poor Bedorin with his ample robes
was pounced upon and searched to see If
the little one was concealed about his
person. a Columbian guard made his
appearance and was about to arrest the
father, but when things We're explained
to him joined in the search for the Miss
ing infant. II took but few moments
for the guard, urged on by the sol,s OF
the distracted mother. to find the infant
asleep behind the bush with the bit of
colored paper clutched in its chubby fist.
Its mother grabbed it to her bosom and
covered its rudgy face with kisses. The
father aloiogized as hest he could to tho
astonislied Arab, and everybody was
happy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

New Hes lnsc.
There was young fellow rrcm Me-.
On aICm the girls looaed with distic.
To get him u wife
He's tried all his life.
And still he is looking in vc.
-Trufh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
LEGAL
ENECUrOssn NOTICE.

Eetate Of Louisa Wo!!cnhaupt, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed exccu.
Ssl~ Of the lnet will AID Testament Of Louisa
Wolfe nhaupt. late Of the comfy Of Rock Island,
state o illinois. deceased, hereby givss notice
that tn y will appear before the county court Of
rock IslSpd county. II the once 81 the clerk az
said o1rt. In tho CITY OF Rock leland, the Feb
Iuarv term. on the hf.t Monday In February next
at which time all persdhs wing elaine against
said estate are notified and requested to ATTEND
Tor the purpose Of having the same adjusted. An
pefsone indebted 10 safd estasc requested TO
0ake ivn~,edisse paymcut to the undersigned
lated this gid siay o. November. A. ID. 1893.
MARY wOE.ENHAUPr.
ANDREW WOLLENHACPT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

Ia raeCX Spio.

A special in the New York World
from Fort Dodge, Ia. says: Several hIn-
drcd acres in Humboldt county. which,
this summer raised the biggest hay crop
IN Iowa, aro burning away to ashes.
the soil itself being consumed by fire to
q depth of 10 feet. Two years ago the
land was several feet Under water and
was known as Owl lake. 1t was drained
by :: big ditch and dried up. leaving q
very rich soil. A few days ago. when a
prairie fire swep. over it, the soil itself
took fire. burning like turf. The fire
eats down TO j hard clay that will be 81
no use for farming PURPOSES. Any mum.
Der of interesting fossil remains are cS,
posed 10 view ,.lleTe the fire las burned
out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
FOR LITTLE FOLKS. !,


1he Lea Baby.
A baby about 2 years old was taken 70
ths fair ono day by its parents. They
had been seeing the sights all day and
wore very tired, when about O'Clock IN
the afternoon the three sa* down On .
bench IN shady byrath to rest. They
wsre Ill tired and soon were asleep. The
baby was the first to awake. II saw .
bit Of colored paper borne BY the wind
Lodge In little bush about 10 feet from
the seat. '4..'.-rs
With baby clumsiness it rolled OF the
seat and crawled toward the hit Of "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
The Brave Stage Driver.

Redhanded Dick, the Lone Bandit
Halt. Dirigo Sam, or III an you full a
lead!
Dirigo Sam-What! Place the peer
less senoritas 1t the mercy Of such . VII
lain! No. no! Death were bsttsr.-Den-
vcr Newa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

n 808oe Efeo6s
In the familiar song. Pull For The
6hore," there h line. ''Cling to self no
more" In colored school Il was dis-
severed that the Children had heen sing
lug. ''Clean yourself no mogs" With grsot
spiEik -RaM1 0eEn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
Special Service Mid
Winter Fair.

N"",","c,"g W'o"er z". 'he g,ea'
. nors , ,. route spasg"ra'e" .
sw.:, ,,h,c"'," " an, i.n. sn r i"e 81,
,S s,. Sn,eas" anu Los nnse'G , wa
s"e Snuae .... .'"cA ~. "c'H.
s"n Ma"'I -. '',y am , "a,.n. am q,
~. .,J s.,,,. 49,. ~. H.. g.. -.
A ~" a"" ''"'"er" iae'"'e 10 '''S
,r.rrry x,-r
-. -"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13
s,aaAErERY NOTICE

nE.rr Crxrrs. Ccmplainanl's solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-13

JACKSON Il HURST.
ArToHsLyS AT L,w-Cfnc. In Peck leland
" Sati""ai Bank building. i,oe- Island, III,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
uE WILL VOTE FOR THE REPEAL OF TIE r'''
CHASE CLAUSE OF THE SILVER LAW.

ur WILL VOTE FOR THE REPEAL OF THE PUk
CHASE CLAUSE OF THE SILVER LAW
Cleveland. Ohio July o.-Senator Sherman was asn'u
to-day ny a "Lcadcr" correspondent ut ManSh'u ior
his Vows on the silver question. The senator was
ovorse 10 being interviewed, saying that II All 'ne
,emher Of Congress should express tbcr ophiohs IL
,eould lead to c)nfrs.on l..
"Thc present silver law, With when my NAME :"
connected" said he "was In the nature OF IL 'on''
nrorisc 10 prevent tho enactment OF frce-coihaee
legislation which was imm!ncnt. and right mere Is
polnt." continued the Senator. "whcre inc n'co"'
si.cncv OF some O. the Democratic opponents OF iha'
law ,bon As now Is shown; for while opposing H. they
favored measure providing for free coinage OF silver
"The present law provided for the plr'h'S' Va
4 800 600 ounces Of silver bullion month"; whereas
tho proposed law provided for the purchase VI
$500 900 w,'rh OF silver bullion month. No"
We voted for this present law. which Is far better
than tho ono proposed by the fro coinage men, ana
will vote for the repeal q the present law or cerh
porIons u II, The only Objectionable feature III Inv
law IS the clause requiring silver purchase ana ,a
presume VIII be repealed. At all events Si"i
vote for the repeal Of the clause myself"
s4nator Sherman declined "a suggest what 'oh-
gross should do ASIDE from the repeating OF the pnr
chase clause Of this law. That was question TOT
the Democratic Congress 10 decide. The senator dla
not care 10 predict whether Congress Woulh hV'tP,
other LEGISLATION. and said wis too early 10 u' ic
whether the calling OF the extra session would nave
a r,assurine effect ,,, =, ,o,- %
deliver the address tn" reception of the spanish
earuyels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

SAYS only that the agony results from "unwIse
hws,7 and must he relieved through lcglSll-
ton For all that appears the President means n,
begin the work Of tariff determination. Ihis
possibility must b. excluded by Pr'sIdcntlal an,
nounccmrnt or the extra session Will but al!
fuel to tho fame: dstrust and apprehension VIII
increase and not diminish; business failures VIII
multiply more mill whccl5 will stop the torIncn's
Of the merchants and farmers viii grow hotter
and the laboring mans wages will 90 down win
accelerated velocity Mr. tlcvclani VII har ha,
heed Republican entrcaty, know, Nj Eiltor' on on,
effort 70 obtain from him . remuneration OF me
tarif determination policy of his party, When
broncht mnon the country Clevelan panic
Which can only be stayed by a. Cleveland r.
cantation Responsibility for widespread pan M
rnpicy. stagration I'm business, low wages anu
noycrtv for the masso. cannot be escaped ny n
Democratic and Mugwump how against the ohcr-
man Silver law, falsely 30 called
mum w +. CHANDLER.
Concord Y H. July 1, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
Reed & Barton,
sILyERsNITHS,
81 Union Square, N. Y.

vi, che from Kentucky. two from Mississippi, four
s.n, '' M .omri two from North Carolina. tree
trom south Carolina. one from Tennessee, seven
frcm Texas and three from Virginia, total OF
# Is The general belief that the bill for the I'M
conditional reDeal Of the Silver Purchase law VIII en-.
counter more fOrmi :abe Oppo'l'ipn W .hr S.S a1
I'm rho lIoisT owing mainly 10 the iact tat tne rue
OF that body allow unlimited deDd,s ana .o"'",r nv
piovsion 20 bling n measure 10 nlaI .0,e; IhcIS
Iaous IN no no prospect that the rules VIII Dr mnl.
ned 10 meet the impending emergency. ~ 81 she .
Tang less the supporters Of the Natoh3i ri''upns
hill made earnest eHoris III laNor NJ - 80
cIosure Senator ingalls,. who aS President pr" tem.
wa, prs siding Informed Tribune coripspo'sn, az az, uS
time that he lad agreed not 10 recognize iu.ure ds'
tory motions against that MEASURE pIo,usTu 'n ns
Republican senators TO form gu run "I 49,
hnmsc ives IN writing support his ruling. but mat
Sufficient number Of signature, c1iid nov De op,sneu
I'm nil probability like effort in behalf OF me bin to
repeal the silver Purchase Jaw III me LIS LIS
OH ess would be equally unsuc e'sii. ~
adv9rates Of that MEASURE mus, hereioN
dopcnd upon cce-sons TO their NUN.
hers from the ranks Of tho silver men VINO were sont
enough 10 carry Free Coinage bill In bofh me ,lst
and Lid Congresses. That some senators whp tnen
voted for free coinage will for the ur CONDITIONAL
repcal Of the existing law Is certain senators
voorhees, ard squire have both declared tDat ney WI"
do so and Senator Allen OF Washington ana 'es', oi
Missouri are expected To follow their example.
Wbother enough free silver Senators have changed or
viii change their views to carry the bill for uncondi.
tional repeal against the active and determined M.
rority which will confront the advocates OF ,hnt
measure remains 10 De seen. In any event Il iohS
and bitter fight Is inevitable. 80,
While there IS an excellent prospect that such bill
will mass both branches Of Congress II + as well Tor
The friends Of tina measure Throughout me country
,o understand that many and formidable obstacles msc
encount.rh and overcome ana ina, IN, vc,5Iy n
te brought bear In favor OF the OIL WI" De NECESSARY
and ought to be cAerted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
THE SHOP 4 CHAMBER or HORRORS NOW

H. ID. Sabers who Is hairdres>cr AT No. ~, "rand-
st. used 10 have a small Eden Musee In his show
window. Now he has full grown Chamber 81
Horrors for his pretty figures with their bsauu.
full pink compilations AMI flowing locks are In dis
tresslng state. There was hrr In the shop satur-
day night and the waN-Ggures being accustomed
wholly 10 temperate climate. were thoroughly pros
tratcd by the heat In fact they were soon In
complete state Of collapse and the spectators IN
front of the window yesterday saw Wild and har-
kowlng picture. The handsome young bond
woman, at which the small children wont to
gaze admiringly, had lost all her features and was
absolutely cXpressionless. Another figure had lost
an arm In the calamity. and what probably once
the likeness OF human head lay distorted beyond
ignition In corner. Fascinated crowds gazcd
at the grim and woful spectacle all day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
TIE EFFECT IN GERMANY.
prsIXTss INITIENCED hNOR\HIY-THE
N-sTRo-uUNGNRiAN GOVERNMENT


ncrlln. July c-Thc silver crisis has affected soy.
o-l ,o,r. German house, unfavorlbly but in general
has not Injured huslnc>s seriously. III" b""f'' was
rather foverish on Tuesday and W"iu">day WIZ"
rnmofs were current that important hrn' III hori,h
and Frankfurt had become involved through tA"r
,n.ro,,oos With London Nothing especially nota-
bic happened on these days. however, beyond I"
heavy fan in Mexican loans. The El'ichroou"r-'
rnau,lcrs I'm Germany for th" Mexican "'V"rhm"h''
If patched In haste on TUESDAY evening sp''E'
agent 10 Mexico hv way 81 london. Ills MISSION
(. 10 advise with The Mexican Government n 10
thc best means II meeting the action OF lhiia III
,Iosing hcr mint. 10 ia" free coinage al SILVER.
IN rbpr.lav II 4. came known that about two weeks
ago tic Elclchrocdors. assisted by DrcSicn BANK
advanced to the Mexican Government a lnr;" part
- the pr lcctcl loan u 4o.ooo,oo MARKS Inc
general ieyuc 81 the loan will be- postponed In
definitely knowledge of thc," facts kept th"
Borsc depressed unlil yesterday. Then IN" an
nounc,n.nt that President Cleveland had called IN
e,,ra session If Congress cleared the air and en-
uyorod business. although neither the Eours" nor
flo pres seem, 10 havc any dcfnt" idca Of the
residents ultimate purpose. or OF iii" steps mat
Congress Is lkcly 10 taNc.
The Rcichstag will De- asked 70 consider III" 81
yer que ton carly IN the session. The mmciall>'s'
who are strong among ia" Aerarian conservatives
will pres the dl.cusson bni likely 10 got little
encouragement from tine Chancellor who Is a strong
me- nnmctani>t. By taking advantage Of the Chan-
coIlor's need Of their votes for the Army bill.
however they may be- able 10 influence the Gov
crnmcnts policy. Final action will be deferred at
all event, untn after the decision Of ia" United
states (, known.
In Austria Hungary the effects Of lnda's action
are watched win keen anxiety. The sudden de-
probation Of the price 81 th" silver accumulated
iy Austria and Hungary through The currency con
version has affected IA" Government operations I'M
fav,rably, and some difficulty will b. experienced
I'm obtaining easy tInls the c2O.ooO,OoO in gold
sill required for executing the currency reforms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
OTHER CAUSES OF DELAY.
THE RIGHTS OF SEVERAL SENATORS TO THEIR
SEATS TO BE DECIDED UPON


Washington. Juy 2.-Ihe fact that the oena'o's
from tho Northwestern states are not unanimous On
tho silver uu.stlor, and that some of them VIII proU-
ably vote TO repeal the sherman silver furchass NV
seems 10 lend an added interest TO the contests "oa
were pending when the senate ad)ournen III AprH
last in the case Of the senator's fiom Mohtaha' "y@
ming and WASHINGTON In all three Of these states
the Legislatures got into prolongof d"ahl"h an~
adjourned without elec,ing IA senator to III 'ns
v,cn-cies tina, were TO occur on the 4th OF Narch.
The. Governor q Montana appointed Lee Mahue'
Republican, but a pronounced free coinage advocate
20 succeed Wilbur /. sanders Repubhcanl' Nr'
Nantes credr-tiaS were referred To the committee
on Privileges and Elections, which mad" majority
report in favor Of seating the appolnce but the senate
adjourned without action on hi case, ana the seat
remai-s vacant. The Legislature Of The state 10
controlled by Democrats and pOpllist the Governor
Of M,aiana bei1g Repubi AN. should IN puDi 'aA
appointce Of the Governor be not sealed, me Legs
lature would probably choose Democrat or ropr
list, Govcrno; Richards Of Montana. was In WASH
lngton recently and he declared emphaficaliy ih".
he would not call the legislature 'eetier asain -
Mantle was not sea'eB.
In wyoming the Legislature has Democratic ana
populi,t majority. but failed 10 elect senator 10
succeed Francis l.. Warren. Republican. The Cow
ernor a Fuslonist. appointed A. 6. Beckwith. FREQ
coinage Fusionst. His credentials also were belors
the senate committee without action when the SEN
In Washington state the legislature ana Eoverhos
both are Republican. but the Legislature Iali'1 %
account local fights Ia elect successor 10 jun
Is. Alien, Republican, and a" Governor apPolhua
him tp succeed him elf lli> also was penang
when thu senate adjourned. Mr. Allen II l. thougl,;
would vote for the repeal OF the sherman law u
admitted to hi, seat. These three contested cases
will probably bring on bitter ana pmtIa't"d pre-
llmnary fight before the senate can settle down 10
tho business for Which the extra session was con-
ycncd. The right OF "a senator to his seat l. pues
ton Of the highest privilege, and senators on ohs
side or other Of the silver question are sure u De-
mand Il decision these cases before any vote
taken on the sherman law.
In addition to these potent probahiliti", or delay
there are the unacte upon resolution. ~ lnNestea
don Of tn. ease Of senator ". y. Roach. 81 North
Dakota. upon which hot partisan debate Is In
eyitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
VIEWS OF SENATOR ALLISON

Drhuqur. Iowa. July Ex-senator Allison fn nm
interview last night on the silver question OK.
messed the opinion that the action Of India ON.
phnszcs the s,y for international oc.cemcnt
and that the United States alone cannot maintain
free coinage. lie thinks 1t clear In view Of ,hs
phase that the Government should cease purcho ding
.llycr. that the BRUISED, Conference ,hould he
rcconvcnei and that should have n comprehensive
pollc, Of our OWL in It shall appear thar n 4,
impossible for thc1cading nations TO reach common
acrccmen, on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
WESTERN BANKS CLOSE THEIR DOORS

Webb City. Mo-. July The Exchange Bank Of
this city. incorporated capital 10000. closed Its
doors yesterday ana assigned 10 II. ID. Newman. of
Josln for the benefit or creditors. The deposits are
$1,000. liabilities not yet asccrtaincd
Ourav COL. July The First National Bank Of
this place closed It's doors yesterday. Dep sits
amount Ia about 10000. and loan, and discounts
about rl2O coo. No definite statement has been
made There slight run on The Miners ard
Mechanics but Il promptly met and the indlca-
tions are there will bc more trouble
Snli Lake city. Utah. July 2.-lhc National Bank
II Commerce ut Provo. closed ITS doors yesterday
morning. owing TO caused by the failure Of the
First National Bank The banks asset, 100000,
capital 10000. other liabilities go OO0
SalIda, cob. July THE ChaTcc County Bank Of
which William f. Robertson IS cushlcr, made I'M as
-Gnmcnt last evening To = !. Foster II this city.
Mr.. Foster states that the liabilities between $50
eco and 800 600 being near ia" latter figure The
deposit, are $4,000 Including F2io 900 in certificate,
Of deposits. IL" Is unable 10 give III" assets
There wa u n the first Natioral Bank from the
fr. moment II opened Yesterday morning. Al IL 30
O'Clock Director iIolt'rck acdr' s,ed The crowd and
told them there would hc SlOo.cOO on hand Mon
fav morning and all demands would j. met promptly
They closed their doors at II 30 rntil Monday morn
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Washington July e., telegram frm Denver has
been received here alleging that preparations are be
INK made in the silver States 10 start II corruption
fund Of $4,000 TO contest legislation IN favor Of
silver IL the session The story bears strong
Indications OF imprObaby, but as follows
4 number Of the foremost silver leaders I'm
Colorado quietly engaged In the work Of raising
substantial fund TO be used In lobbying In the in.
tcrcsts Of Free Coinage BIZ In case the sherman
act shall be- repealed. The newspapers Of this city
have RETAINED from mention Of the movement f0r
obvoi, reasons. but the fact that the work Is going
on has been apparent In certain quarters here II
/. alleged that about 10000 Will hc subscribed IN
colorado. aud that mnerinl additions to that amount
FRI n all the Western mining states viii swell This
sum total to a i0rmdIbN fand.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
Don't Hesitate.
CHICAGO PLATFORM.

You know the old saying h. who hcSltatcs Is los, -
When YOU know YOU right. don't he s,nt. ,ay IT,
When Won 60 to buy botj, Of CARRIERS LITTLE.
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to You want "C.A. Il.
T.E.R'S"-dont hesitate b. that you get CAR.
TIERS" and don't hesitate refuse anything offered
TO you a. a. CARRIERS )" or :" just as good
as 'C.A.R.T.E.R's'" THEY NEVER FAIL Don't
HESITATE to demand the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
Small Pill Small Dose Small Pslce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
A. b. RODGRS WINS THE TOURNAMENT.

The Masters chess tournament Of the Manhattan
Chess club was decided saturday. A. b. Hodges
took the first prize with a score OF nine wins:
IIanham. second, with eight wins: Ryan, third,
with seven wins. The other competitors scores
are fellows Delmrr ) IL smonson, q; Iolla.
day 3 Clarp, = L., Jameson retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Wheth,r on TI'"suIe Fent or busine,s. AXE eNcfy
trip bo" OF syrup Of Figs as 10 acts plrasantv
aud eiecuay On me sidney. liver and bowels, PR.
For sale In soc. and OIL bottles by all leading drusah.
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup CO. Saly. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Pellets, the smallest and easiest 10 take
bring you help that lasts. Constipation.
Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or
Bilious Headaches, and all derange-
ments Of liver, stomach, and bowels.
arc permanently cured.