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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
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Sn Der @Gage ser 8iirgcr gcgelt ben
StraBenbabnf0nig g)erfeS be5m. oe11en
StroBenbabn9 @eieQi3aft in Sa6en Der
per6aBtcn Ototoren Der ytore1ette bat iebt
Jticbter McGonneQ gegen Oerfes ertlbtez
gen. Der bon 6ieiem ertpirfte @inbaltS>
befebl, Ser Die neutrality-suspicious. an einem
Gtnicbreiten gegen bic @cieIi6aft btn7
oerte, ipuroe bur6 Den Spru6 beS 9ti6terS
aufgebobcn unb OerfeS barf fctne Wtotpren
irgenopelcbcr GonitructtpH ipteoer auf Der
StroBe fabren laIlen, faIS 6ieielben nicbt
BON Dem 8iirgermeiiter unb DEM Commit
iGr flr oftentlicbe Nrbeiten ancrfannt NOR
ben itrD.
Der beutige Sag lit Ser StraBenbabu@
@eieui6aft no6 betpiuigt t%Doroen, 9e9ert
oieIe @ntlbcibuns 8erufung cin5ulegen,
un6 pa6rlbetnli6 tpdre bie5 ibon geitern
qc1cbeben, ipenu Nntpalt tSdmielon ntbt
6urcb &ral1fbeit pcr6inbert ge1pelen tpdre,
lcin 3imncr 81 berlalien.
Den 8iirgern, belonberS 6enjeni9en Ser
Norbieite, pir0 bic Ga6riht bon Der 0fie>
oerlage gerfes' jebenfalS iebr tpiQfommen
fem, BENIN es linb ieBt inebr ais brci Sabre
perfloilcn, felt Der &f ge9en Die Wtoto>
rem in BEN @ertcbten getobt Bat. Der Staot>
rat6 bate befanntli9 Ser @eieuibaft Sic
GrlaubniB gegeben, Motoren irgenb peIher
Dirt gu benltben, faus tie 9erdui6loS ieten.
SIS purben belgiicbc gatent>W otoren cinz
gefibrt, bic Staot proteltirte, aber 9tib ter
Collins itente eiuen @tnbaltsbefebl aus,
Ser ben itdbtileben 8eb0rocn unterlagte,
irgenb @ttpaS gegen bic belgii6en WOtoren
3l unternebmen. 90 gin9's eintge 3eit,
bis 6err OertcS all9 nOb cine anoere Dirt,
Sic iogenannten vGonnoap Pattern @as"7
Wotoren in 2%lntpenoung bradte. Die
5ta6t benuBte Dies, um itcb Der icbeuBltden
Meotoren sl entle6igen unb beauftragte bic
9olisei, bieie Wotoren ntcbt laufen gu lai9
len; Docb aub in bieiem Sale erptrfte
eSSamielon fir bic StraBenbabnz @eleuibaft
einen @inbaltsbelebl.
Nls Die Sa6e eablib CUR Serbanolul1g
fam, madbte Samtcion geItenb, baB Der
@eleQicbaft baS 9tebt suitebe, iebe 9(rt BON
Wotpren AT bcnubcn. I6iilfS7G Corporations
antpalt SeiSler aber beitan6 barauf, baB
Die ndbtiidbe Orbinans, pel9e ugecduibz
Iole" Wotoren pori6reibt, nOQ unb gan5
\ beobadten lei. Der &i9ter ibloB ii4
suffer 9(niidt on unb enti3ieo in Der oben
erpabnten Weiie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

Defenders in 6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BON @ari6au, &iep, Nilna uno ct. Be7
tersburg Suiammen9e3o9en Bate. Gbnobl
our6 bic bamalS fart grGlltrenbe Cholera
cine QlnSabl programmmdBig angeleBter
Sruppensulammen3iebun9en cntfiel uno
oucb Die &e9imenter ENC 9eringere StGrtc
aufmieien, ais anfar1gs norntirt mar, 10
paren immerbin 216,00 Ofann unter ben
@affen. 90S orittitdrfiteS Wot0oerbcer
lit bas bes beutl6en GcibeS gu nennen
Die gr0Bten Maiien maren in @liaB7
2ot6ringen Suiammenge5ogen. $1,000
| Wtann no6men bort Bel OieB an Ben Wta>
n0pcrn tbeil. Wit ben Sruppen bes II.
unb IA. Gnrps, lotpie ben in ben anberen
GDrpsbereiben 81 Wan0Dcrstpe6en aufge1
botenen Observation-Disclosures bilrfte baS
6euti6e Geicb5bcer elmer beilduftgen
S6Gbung sufolge ettpa 1906 Mann ouf
icine peridbtebenen Wan0Derfelber entiea6et
baben.
Gbenio betrdbtlicb : ia fosar nad5
n~euclten gtacbribten ltGrter = tparet Die
frun50iil ben WanDpertruppen, BEL
tpelben bte gemtlbten Sruppcll, regiments
miXtes, cine groBe, fretli6 niDt INNER
bort6eilDafte Gple 1pieltcn. Die groBte
auf etne1n Yunft pereinigte 6eeresmalie
betru9 10000 Wann Snfanterie, 1880
9teiter. Staliem bat ba5 ie6IfitGrflte
Wan0perbeer arfge1tellt, 145 900 Wtdnn
nit 300 @el6iBen. Die gr0Bte Gruppens
ftGrfc mar BORT auf Sen biitorii6en Selbern
t%peitltcD 0es Seiitns c%oncentrirt, an $4,000
Mann betrugen bic gegen chamber operirenz
ben NrmeecorDS bon Gt9urten uflo Bte1
mont. Q(ub bte srOBte 6eeri6au, ipelcbe
I'M Qaufe oer leBten Sabr5eDnte auf einem
@rercterplaB concentrirt mar, tDurbe bort
abge6alten. 9luf set Bia5Sa b'9lrmi 5u
Surin 5ogen 80, 900 Wtann Dor benz &0ntge
porbct. @n9Lan6 bate inn Eager 5u
Ql0cri6ot uno anberen CONCENTRATIONS
pu1ften 10000 Wtann 2inie, 10000
8oluntsers unb yeDmanrp Wttli5capauerie)
peretnigt.
SIM Gansen iteuten ipdbrenb biefcr
WanDper5ett sic iebS @rDBmabtsarmeen
auein ru1b $40, 900 W1ann al1f Die @efe6tS5
felber bes SbeinfrieseS. Son ben i~ibrigen
&6nigreiben tparen Spanten nit $4,000,
Bortugal nit 10000, 9umanien nit
$4,000, bte bolGnbii6e 9tnie ut6 vS6utz
terri" nit $4,000 Mann pertreten, 9ane1
marfs 2anbbeer bate $500 Wa1n in Die
pcri6iebenen ~l1ebungSla9er enticnbet, oaS
bel9iibe Eager gu 8eperloo uno bet
Wan0perraum innerbalb Der W}aaSz
befeitigungen tparen bon 5000 Wann
beiebt. Sn Der S3peis manOprirten
nabesu $4,000 Wtann bes 9tls5usS unb Der
9anbpebr unb BEL ber 9roBen 6eeri6au in
bet NGbe bon 8aiel riidten auetn 10000
Mtann Der 5. unb 6. 9iDiiion aus. 9lu6
8ulgarten itebt in Bet WanOperliite NIT
1900 Mann, BON Serbien unb Grieben7
Lamb, iopie bon BET Giirfet fe6leu bie 2iiten,
9teie inmitten frieblidber 3eitldufte aufz
gebOtene Nrmee lit itdrter, ais lammtIi6e
Nrmeen, pelbe europa mabreno Der
nopoleonii6en SeIb5iige tm &rtege arf Die
8eine seiteut bat. lleber 60 Otilionen
@etpebrpatronen murben Derfcuert. 0ie
8erpfleoungs9 unb ionitisen Soften biirften
bie Summe BON 10 WfiQionen Dollars
peit. iiberitie9en 6aben. Man itebt aus
btelen oberlddlibcn Observation-Disclosures,
baB MAJ AUDI gu Dem S9einfrieg bret
Oinge brau6t: @eIb, @eIo, .tpieber gelo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

@efa6r, in tueIber ct iebpebte, auf ieinem
9oiten. 2ls Der 3uiammenitoB erfoIgte,
bra6te CT ben 3ug 6urcb Senfenoc 6ebels
gum Steben unb perbarrte rubi9 auf letnem
BIaB, tDdbren6 Bic ganse Oede ieines 8az
gems fOrtgerilien purbc. Gr fam obne bte
%gertn9iten G~erlebun9en bapon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Sett mebr ais fInf,to 7dbren

nirb Mrs. @insGOw's @ootbtng Sprup
fiir s~aBneube &inOer sebrau6t. ST bei9mi6tigt bas
Sinh, erpeidt baS 53abnileii4, %bcieitist ale S9merz
sen, flrirt @inos6oltf unO lit .0aS bette @etttel s>
gen 9Mr9iaa. TInfunosipanstg GelltS Oie 6lai6e.
Sci alien Apotbeterr III ber aanSel @elt gu baben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24
HEIR TO A MILLION,
The Good Fortune of a New Orleans
Family.

The Good Fortune of a New Orleans
Family.
A New Orleans family has fallen heir to
a fortune amounting to about a million Of
dollars, being their share of the estate of
Gen. Heliga, a retired officer Of the Hob
land army, who at his death was worth
S,0O0.000 forms. or nearly a, 100000
Frederick de Whit came to New Orleans
sixty years ago from Holland. married q
wealthy sugar planters daughter. by whom
he had fifteen children. four Of whom still
live and died in 1866. His widow resides on
Ursulines street, and is In moderate cir
cumstances.
Gen. Heliga married an aunt Of Frederick,
who had preceded her husband to the grave.
At the generals death certain relatives In
Holland laid claim to his vast estate but
the American rela tives put In q claim. and
yesterday received notices that the courts
had thrown out the claims of the Hollanders
and recognized the Americans as the only
heirs. The estate is divided into four parts
the New Orleans family. the family Of
Arnold de Whit. In Guadeloupe, W. l.; the
family Of Mr.. Joubert of Paris. who mar
ned q De Whit. and IL a brother Of Leon
Joubert Of New Orleans, and ]. de Whit,
who is supposed to be in San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24
$780,.

n 20 ward for Silks worth up to 81 yard. In
Guided IA Armure Richelieu, Jacquard Glace. Nov
city Bengalines, in designs and colors a. superior
a the quality.
Never before have % many bargains in Silks
been offered at any one time in Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

The upholsterer bee lines her nest with
the leaves Of flowers, always choosing such
as have very bright colors. They are inva-
riably cut In circles exact that no COM
pass would make them more true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24
Today and
Tomorrow

100 Dozen FLANNEL SKIRTS.
Beautiful colorings. generally sold for $1.oo.
DURING TINS SALE SIC
GENUINE WHITE CASTLE Soar.
DURING TINS SALE 20. Prn CAKE.
lOODoz MrSsU MON LxKsCurrs
Dua1Na TINS SALE. loo. PAN.
10000 Dozen Burrows.
All kinds and all sizes.
DuH1se TINS SALE" &C. Doz.
1000 4-aow IMrp ToorH BRUSHES.
70. INSTEAD Or Sc
BaowNs SHOE DRESSING,
Sc. A BOTTLE INSTEAD Or 90.
PuRE RuBszn DREss SHIELDS.
7c. Pam INSTEAD Or 15c.
BAnsoUR's LINEN THREAD,
2OOyard spools.
Sc. SPOOL INSTEAD Or &c.
5000 CHnDRrss LACE COLLARS,
Duane TINS SALE 30.
INSTEAD Or 25c.
10000 YARDS PH1scrss CASHMERE,
New eolorings.
loo Prn YAnD
500 Dozen LADIES Constr Gowns,
All sizes, well made.
12ao EACH.
25c METAL Frames,
All kinds and all sizes.
Duane TINS SALE" l9o
10000 R,sas,
With settings, including diamonds.
79c
10000 Purses.
With pockets, the kind We sell for Soc.
l9o
SATIN EOar RIBBONS
In Nos. 1e. q, 30. Reduced from Is and
l5o. YAnD.
+ ANCY h1BBoNs,
That we're Is. 20 and sc. yard
Dunno TINS SA1r- loo.
SATIN AND Fancy RIBBONS,
That were 10 and 1sc. yard
DuRrxa TINS SALE Sc
10000 YAnDs Or 12ac DRrss
G1NeHAxs,
FAN styles.
DURING TH1s SALE" SIC. YAnn.
l-YA.D-WDr CAxsn1c.
Nearly - good - the Lonsdale eambric.
So YARD
OUR BROOKLAND AND ALEXANDRIA
FRIENDS NEED NOT LUG THEIR PACK
AGES, AS WE MAKE DAILY DEILvE.
RIES N BOTH PLACES
||LAMSB(yR@H|
| & BR0.,
oca4 40. ~. "a, 90 7rH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

When the hair begins TO fail out or turn gray,
the scalp needs doctoring ana we know a no
better specific than Halls Vegetable Siclian HaH
ReueAer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

And the next day,
5000 PAIRS. BY ORDER OF THE
BROMLEY MFG COMPANY.
These were the LARGEST SALES Of Lace Cur
tains ever held in New York, and we were one Of
the LARGEST PURCHASES. There is now in
progress the Greatest Sale of Lace Curtains ever
known In this any other city. Our entire i'm
mense purchase will be offered at the lowest prices
ever quoted in America.
In addition to the marvelously low prices, we
viii PRESENT. AS SOUVENIR of this great
sale, q LTrHOGRAPH FIRE SCREEN with every
pair Of Curtains of s1.00 and OVER.
SEE HOW CHEAP
THEY
LOT 1-Choice style Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, yards long. Bromley's price. 75c.
A long as they last .sSc
LOT 2-nesant quality nottingham Lace Cur
tains. choice designs, whitman's price,
u19 At ................-......... Acc
LOT $1,000 pairs extra quality Triple Ne.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Bromley's
price, 91-49. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOT 4-1.2Oo pairs choice style Brussels and
Irish Point Eject Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. 81 yards long. whitman's price.
LOT 5000 pairs elegant and rich effect Not
tinSham Lace Curtains, 3a yards long.
Bromley's price. $2.5o. At...............H.2 -
LOT s-1.5oo pairs elaborate designs Noting.
ham Curtains. 31s yards long, suitable for
any parior, whitmans price. $3.50. At 81 70
LOT 7-1.0oO pairs superior quality Noting
ham Curtains. choice designs in Irish
Point. Brussels and Antique effects, 81
yards long. Bromlsy's price, $3.50. At. 81 %
LOT s-750 pairs nottingham Curtains, extra
quality and most expensive net. rich ef-
fects. In an endless variety Of designs.
Bromleys price. s.. 81 90
LOT $500 pairs rs ine quality can be
made. in Nottingham Lace and O variety
Of designs. Bromaey's price. $3.50. At... 81 90
NOTTINGHAM LACE
BY THE YARD.
LOT 21-whitmans price, &c. At.....s Sc. I'd
LOT 10-whitman's price. 20c. At....... 1Oc
LOT 11-Bromley's price. sc. .1chc
LOT 12-Whitmans price. SOC. At............1 6c
CHENILLE PoRTIEREs.
Al to 90 the same low basis rs the Lace Cur
tains. This Is q great opportunity.
All Chenille Portieres. Value, s4......&o 81
All Chenille Portieres. Value, &5.....S3?7
All Chenille Portieres. Value ss.... so Is
All Chenille Portieres- Value. s12. 81. es
All Chenille Portieres. Value. $15..... S1Oa
AL Chenille Portieres. Value. S1S........ Soo IS
TABLE COVERS.
UNHEARD-OF PRICES.
500 Ga Heavily FriHged Bordered Table
covers .69c. each
go e-4 BEST GRADE Figured Chenille
covers ---.....-...-..-.---...-.. .$1.4s
Chenille Covers. an exact representation Of
the Landing of Columbus" Sold at the
worlds fair for $3.50. Here...s1ss
g.. ie-4 and ia Covers, 81. 4s, S4.4S and s.
GREAT SrECIAL IN
FIGURED CHINA SILKS
u inches wide. beautiful designs. Value csc. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-24

HE AMBITION TO A MoDE.
PING PLACE
THE NEW SYSTEM
ING CARDS. THINK, SHOPPING A
HERETOFORE. A PURCHASING
REMEMBER CLERKS As WELL AS
YOU But EVERYTHING SMOOTHLY. ANY
OF THE FLooRwALKERs
SAVING CARDS"
ssG. f.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

iorctaste of what the ColcYtiHi Co., u,.l -.
in the pcrpctually glorious horcH.tcr
Imagine IL yuu can, - Erac,iul pillar
about eighty feet high covc'cd IN pcutuot
rical lines with iuCandcscCut lamps of all
colurs. skillfully arranged. Imagine these
1900 lamps hung in several hundred cir
cults. 80 hat any number of thcm. il any
combination uf place aud color doRircd.
may he turned on at the Same instant.
Then, further, imagine n band of music
near 10y, PLAYING the soulful strains Of n
walt or the grand sweeps Of n march A.
,hc baud strikes mp the pillar is dark.
Not Hn atom Of light illumincs IT, from top
tu bottom. hut what is thisy There u
streak of light. aud here another All
YES, H. Is 80. The electrical current is krcp
in, irmc To the music. The pillar OF lrc
ias,riu.,iug it's electrical notes IN unison
with those of the orchestra. Could my
thing bc moro beautiful. more inspiring,
lut even this * not the greatest glory
of the pillar of fire. Pcrchcd upon the top
of the column IL huge crystal. mann
moth prismntic lhthat has precisely the
form of an Edison iucaudc.crut Lamp.
Curiosity. sometimes stronger than love.
drives our young man temporarily out Ui
his nook for the purposo ot making some
inquiries concerning his dazzling creation.
He learns H. r. really IN iucandcscrut
lamp the incarnation of iucaudcsconct
hc calls It. little later and that H. Wa,
made ot 10000 small pieces of cut ElJ-.
carefully put together to form one huge
cryatal. Eight men were employed five
weeks Mt this part of the work alone
I'VE have $40 candle power ju the hu;h.
says the electric light man. "nud in Hddi
tiou to that We have some powerful rc
tractors with which we ar" going to throw
rnys upon IT, from without in n few min
utcs You'd better stay aud see It,"
IN u few minutes the current T. turned
on According to promise For i,ouud or
The Progress., 1893-06-10

An ingenious automatic dcvico Is
now i'm use ON tho state railways o'
Bavaria for locating defects in tho
track II works ON the principle that
every low place. or other such detect
in the trnck. causes u shock to tho
car passing rapidly over IT. Tho ar
rangcmcnt of the apparatus in th" in
spcction car is such that If the shock
exceeds certain degree of intensity
- squirting device is brought int" "p-
citation. from which either rcd or
blue liquid is squrtcd over th" road
bed. making stripes from ON" foot to
seven feet long and about two inches
wide The track SECTIONS requiring
attention are thus plainly marked.
The apparatus. it il claimed. will 10
cate defects which cannot ordinarily
b. detected 10y the track walker. and
viii afford evidence of impcricct IONS
in the roadbcd long b"ior"
these will show themselves 10y such
signs as battered rail ends at joints.
'tr.
The Progress., 1893-06-10
Caution To Customers.

Nothing Of original or superior merit but
hns it's limitations and counterfcits, even to
imperiling the health of communities. For
This reason the proprietors of Hostetters :
Stomach Bitters caution their patrons tn
scrutinize every bottle offered land II Is
sold ONLY in bottles) and verify its many
marks of genuineuess.
A sufficient warning TO those mcditnting
fraud can be found In tho unbrokcn line OF
judicial decisions, exposing and severely
furnishing everyone detected In counterfeit
ing the Bitters, and the rodoublcd efforts
that are being made to protect the public
from the deception of these unprincipled
pirates.
Remember the Bitters - sold I'm bot
ties only, never by the gallon or !"
bulk.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

TIE latest steamer from Australia
brings news that two baby farmers
thero have been sentenced to death.
Tho dispatches from tho East tell OF
the arrest of two notorious baby
farmers in Philadelphia The latter
doubtless deserve hanging, but peo-
Pile who expect them to receive 1t
have not studied the treatment OF n
peculiar industry as permitted TO
flourish In this country.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

The discovery of n positive pro-
vcntive OF cholera injection is an
nounced in Europe. IL is by vacci-
nation. and those subjected TO tho
treatment have so far passed through
all exposure with entire immunity.
II this proves true. the present
greatest scourge Of mankind in tho
way of disease is placed along with
smallpox. which two centuries ago
was all and more than cholera has
been 10 the present age.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT has just
had new yacht rs big rs II man-o' -
war launched from an English ship
yard. Willie Vanderbilt, appar-
emily, intends giving Willie Astor a
lively hustle for precedence in the
ranks of tho Anglo-maniacs, even If
he has 10 contend for supremacy on
the high soss instead of through tho
medium of n conservative British
magazine.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

Thorr who suffer- from disorder or inact On
u the liver viii never get the upper hand 81
he uuruly organ So long ag they use tuch
irrational remedies ~ blue pill, CalumCl Hud
iudouhylliu liut from the tried ard popular
uCdtiuo. HoFtcttCr's stomach Bttcts. they
NAY tsl est toiiCf with u certainty ot obtain.
ne IL The Influence of tho liittCtH upon the
treat hillary gland iE direct, powerful and
tpo,dilN f. The relief afforded IN not spas
nolic hut complete and permanent The AL
owuCsg OF the skin. furrrd appearance ot lho
lour. g. indtr@stiou costtvCucsr, headache.
iau,rn pains through tho right yide and shout
Ter. ia fact every accompaniment OF the ohSu-
intr complaint are entirely aud promptly re-
moved by "a course OF this iucstiuahr mCdi-
.inr in hchRlfu ~ which testimony iE constantly
'mnnating from every quarter, and from all
slassss Of society.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

MURDER and suicides by mere
children in France are reported TO he
very frequent. Nine murders OF
boys and girls under 10 years of age.
committed by boys rnder II, are
noted within tho past few months
Suicides are about as numerous. Two
occurred couple Of weeks ago. one
OF boy. who hanged himself. and
tho othor of a girl. who threw her
self into the Seine.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

The Chicago university is we'll
pleased with its buildings. its faculty
and its library. but its yell Is not all
that the boys could wish. As there
are Indians, Arabs and Iulus at the
worlds fair. tho critical students
ought 20 bo able 20 obtain something
TO their liking by sampling the large
stocks kept constantly on hand by
those connoisseurs in the art OF
rending the circumambient air.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

Two Florida editors are about to
fight duel. II they really mean
business they should scorn the
innocuous pistol. Let them rather
stand barebacked where the Florida
mosquito stings lustiest. and the
first TO fall acknowledge his, defeat
This would appeaso wounded honor
and satisfy the mosquitoes. the lat
ter point being fully as important
as tho former.
The Progress., 1893-06-10
RIOO Hazard MOO.

The readers Of this paper will bc pltnscd to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able 10 cure IN NIL its
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hairs Catnrrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known Ia
the medical fraternity Catarrh being con
etitutional disease, requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken m
,crnally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation Of the disease aud
giving the patient strength by building up
The constitution aud assisting nature In doing
it's work The proprlctors have 80 much faith
in it's curative powers that they offer Ono
Hundred Dollars for any case thRt IL falls to
cure Send for list ~ testimonials
IL Address Il. J. CHENEY IL CO., Toledo, .
The Progress., 1893-06-10

PEOPLE along the Mexican border
are relieved To discover thoro was
nothing in the runor that tho bound
airy had been laid out wrong and that
tho survey now in progress was
likely 60 result in making some of
them unwillingly citizens of Mexico.
tho line is not being changed but
new monuments are being set up
there whore the old ones had disap.
pcaro1
The Progress., 1893-06-10

THE story has boon late in coming,
hut it is out Mt last A beautiful.
rich. winsomo and idiotic girl who
visited Carlyle Harris. tho wife
murdoror. in jail fell in love with
him. and now she mourns IL IN
really pitiablo case. A young
woman devoid of brains is always IN
object OF sympathy.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

TINS country seems to he gliding
down from that superior position
from which it. has been wont To note
scornfully the array Of Australian
bank failures. Tho banks Of China
alono refuse To acquire the failure
habit Indulgence in IL would cost
the bank officials their heads But
Of course this is not method
civilization can approve.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

FRIENDS OF Cuba announce that the
great uprising that is to turn the
island upside down and shake of tho
Spanish shackles has been set for
June. Their thoughtfulness Is equal
TO that OF n burglar who would send
word TO the police that he intended
at certain hour TO break into u
bank. There 10 reason TO fear that
tho filibuster OF the period carries
his weapon poorly concealed between
his teeth
The Progress., 1893-06-10

A son OF tho czar Of Russia has
fallen in l~vo with n girl who has
nothing to commend her but beauty
of person and character Her blood.
far from having royal taint, Is not
oven blue But for oncc the car tx
bolplcss. and tho prospect of having
a uico girl for n daughtcr-in-law ap-
pals him moro than u nihilist bomb.
The Progress., 1893-06-10
SHREVEPORT.

THE Californian who visited tho
worlds fair while in his vcst was q
pockotbook with $l.i00 worth OF
bulge will got little sympathy over
his misfortune in being robbed. His
Judgment should have made clear to
him tho folly Of giving tho thiovos
such a chance
The Progress., 1893-06-10

The ladies who delivered addresses
on the drama before the woman's
congress are in touch with the times
on only part OF their theme. One
looks In vain in their discourse for
anything relating TO the spectacular
extravaganza or the skirt dance
The Progress., 1893-06-10

BosroN wants Princess Eulalie and
the foreign ships recently at the ma
val review 10 visit that town. She
is little afraid the foreigners will
think there is only one kind OF cul-
chaw In this country II they get the
views from New York aud Chicago
The Progress., 1893-06-10

Attacks, and all derangcmcnts Of the Iiv-
or, stomach, and bowels are prevented,
relieved. and permanently cured.
They're the smallest, easiest to take,
cheapest, and best. They're guaranteed
TO give satisfaction, or money Is returned.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

Fight the habit of taking mean, small
views Of your neighbors actions or opin-
ions
The Progress., 1893-06-10

MALARIA cured and erudicated from the
system by Browns Iron Bitters, which
enriches the blood, tones the nerves, aids
digestion. Acts like charm on persons in
general III health, giving now energy and
strength.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

II the BABY ts Cutting Teeth.
Re sure and that old and well tried remedy MHs
wIssLow's sooruire srpur for children Teething
The Progress., 1893-06-10

Error OF opinion may be tolerated wber,
reason is left free to combat it.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

II takes longer TO do nothing than Il doe
10 finish most jobs.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

"lIsnson's Magic Corn SaIve."
Warranted 10 cure. or money refunded. Ask your
druggist forit. Price &c cents.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

Many n man has made goose of himself
with n single quill.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

The wise man says, at may he So; tlt
fool, 1T is so.n
The Progress., 1893-06-10

II the cnrth we're covered with flowers nli
the wear round, the bees would get w.
The Progress., 1893-06-10

The proper thing for jury is to he firm,
iut not fixed