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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
CMANCERE 80 EsCE
STATE OF ILLINOIS. l..

STATE or ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUa1T, IS
IN the Circuit eoart o! sad county TO- sic S..
tenn. i. u. Isl.
BocS Island Savings Bsnic vs. Jos- II. Ra-rH
lishs ? LcXrp.Js. jr. Lacy ~ trs-.
Bei-cv Reynolds. eEania Reynolds t-. s-
Revnci6s, g Uersi a. S. o-iH. 'i4aas--.
Affidavit OF nc0-r siGc-cs % John n. .,r.
Elisha p Reynolds. Jr. .fctsey Weyuu Us a.- 90.
Esya' Ids. mp cacS d vita the atas. ,rfa.....-
l.ncT ". Channcl ami AmaDdn EtF-.i.- --
p ea n.ed IN 'hg cerk's cgiice uf thc C.-crt
Of sid county notice : th,r-fCrc r.r. 8 -....
q the saio uoa-Tesi-S ~ defer dalr 9laf
ssa na.t alsu IA lSe eles1's OF q it, 1s.. a -
illa u ~ saij court. Ga ite cha ce-t .i."
"a. On h. .tl,ii Cay = Dee, Iater. A -
that summons hes been ls~ntG Cu' 81. -s
wherein sale saii i DoN pending. return So
the first Monday Ia tae month Of sI2s u.N'
ty IL fcguIed.
Now auless YOU, the said uou-rr-.L g-r .. ne
dgrss ABOVE Iau'esl. aota Il Ecyrotl-. = ....-
Reynolds. iT he sey eyHo d sur be. i..r-
shall Uerscf ally be ard "a i-.=r B. fH~s
Circuit court on the first day Z -'-
L I'm thereof. - he holden - 80
IN for said co 1t on the crr y |5 ID
May next. and lead. answer sr cgH-
the said ccmi ii ans d i OF cruu -1... .H
same and tn matters ard ftiuEs &. ertlu &C. PEEL.
arc riate; vii. Ia taken ~ messed. alc d. .-
cree entered against you according q it.s ....-
q! said h.ll.
ROCK isians. ~. reb snt. A u. tSol.
GrorGE ". GAMBLE, t.-IL.
JACKSON i aCE.T. Comps Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

MEMPHIS. Feb. 15.-T'he aIississippi
river has cut its WY into Horn lake. six.
teen miles below Memphis. and there is
now four-mile current in what was for
merry the bed Of the river, but which HIS
Tor half a century been q swamp, dottes,
here ana there with lakes The old chan
Eel of the river joins the present channel
at Norfolk Landing, about twenty miles
below wfeTo the cutoff occurred. II the
river returns to its old bed thousands Of
acres of cultivated land will be washed
away and a corresponding quantity OF new
land will in the course of time be made on
the west side Of the river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
N,.lce 10 scn..n.tor-.

Sealed proposals viii he received o. Pee .l
clerks Office. Gcck Island. H.. Un-l. 81 i'.
Ssroh tn. 1854. at o'elock 2 IL. f-T e is r.
the smpTosemeaf known : SuCJi1a No. =. or
cd by an ordnance e the CITY OF < ,-S i>.a a
rassed.'une stn. 1858 e'4iitlet ''AH 9r1tu-''' ''
the Improvement o, Seventeenth ARA N'l L.
streets fGon the south lane OF ulrl 20 "a -'..
line Of Forth ayeafie. and Of TWeiry fii-. -'.e.
from The soEthline of 1'ilsi 10 the rorih D. 81
Fov-;h asc3ue. from the soma Ine'f ..A -
nee ea>. along sail rNeaty third -tr,ri s'-i
line so fest >oath 81 and para lei Win III s...-
line Of y nth aNerue." UG2c7 tue ahp'r t.a-
nance, the "a q streets are ocdeteh caro- N..-
cnrhstones, eSs>vsted aud ga ed iglfn1' g. ----
paved with ,,avins brick ~ good Quaiiy
Pans and specifications f'r >@'a iiFFs' --.7-
en- file ct the City Clerks c.ce.
AL bids must be acc s.nriniec VIA G. --
rheck IN tie cum ef sac. 90 ityan'o 10 b.
der of til. tsea .usc- Of sa'a cay. NEic1 "a r
coz e forfeited = sa;t. city IN case ~ Cil',ei
fail TO enter into 60 rsct vlja Sle
sureiics 70 ex, cute the work Tor ti' t'
pseuiioned in ais bii and According 70 70 g 49,
srd SPECIFICATIONS in the cy-ut jaAt the 1'''''..
shat be awarded 20 Fir. of,
The eisy reserves tae zig It to rsject shy os a.
bids.
Rock Island, IT,, Feb. u. 1874 o.,
A. ID. III SING, Gil! Cen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
The l.ici.iran I:lecticn S,.anaa,.

LANSING, Feb. lG.r-Secge,ary Of state
icchin and Treasurer Eambitzer and
Land Commissioner Berry appeared be-
fore Governor Rich in the executive Office
10 show cause why they should not he re-
moved for neglect OF duty as members of
the state canvassing board. ATTORNEY J.
p. Lee opened the proceedings by moving
to vacate the order to Stow cause for the
reason that the governor has no power to
remove them as members Of the state
board OF canvassers and that he is not
clothed with power to remove, it resting
wholly with the legislature. ard that
there had been no such willful neglect On
their part Us the constitution oontemplates
in such cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

W. OAkLEi COFFEE NJ d., d!
to 81
Remember
n
let n
Ike difference how deaf
Robert kefkmaH
partially IN
three q cured n
Mrs j. w Ttteringon. of Reynolds who losing her
restored by properly adjusted lenses
Mrs. Goobcd. Of Milan. blind.
W Iar. Davenport. had deafness
implicitly cured Mt treatment
Jesse Shields Moline.
almost completely This
Fred Schuck the popular mail
hearing
him - t-f Is res.
w McConncl's Illsdac child
straight. after being operated by DIR. Coffee
Louis lumme! Capron had deafness noises
was much improved first and noises cured.
Charles
troublesome
Coffee ne nlonth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

hanged at midnight. The affair was con.
Quoted in very businesS-like way. There
were no speeches from the callows, no op.
portunity for dramatic effect, and very
few witnesses
Warden Pat.cn had charge of the execu-
ton. He was assisted by Guards Mike
Campbell and J. 7. Gailhraith. At fifteen
minutes before IL O'Clock the condemned
man was taken from the cell by the
warden and his assistants and conducted
10 the callows
Those invited by Stone to see him swung
OF were: II. II. Raesdale, Nelson Greagon.
John +. RagsGale, John Ward, Sheriff J.
c. IeURing. VI. l.. Bonham, Joshua :.
Palmer, Washington \. E,esier. and John
ii. Spencer, all from Washington, Ind.
None of his relatives was present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
BLOODY fight IN A HOTEL.
The Furniture Stained with the Gore c
the InnahaI:ar:s.

sHANcKTN, Pa, Feb. i6.-A bloody fight
in which several Shamokin and Ire ,or5in
persons were terribly cut and bruised, &C
CURED at Fishers hoFel. in the iatterplaoe
The furniture Of the hote. was stained with
blood which had been drawn from broken
heads With the possible exception of
Harry Lewis, who received = irightful
knife Thrust III the neck. Sire rest wiil re-
cover. These most seriously wounded are:
Mrs Leph Fisher. Ephrialn Jones. Harry
Lewis, Richard Ly;le SpriS-in Williams,
John Winters. The trouble was caused
by Lyle, Missouri cowboy, insulting a
young woman during dance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
BRITISH VESSEL LOST.
Story of the Wreck Found in a Bottle
Washed Ashore

LoNpeS, Feb IA small bottle has
been picked up en- the beach of Gigha,
one of the He5ri,ies islands, containing a
Piece Of paper on which, written with a
pencil. was the following:
siifEaiBER, 1898 Sinking mid-Atlan.
tic, iicrn Head. Collision iceberg.
MATE"
The steamship Ecrn Head was British
vessel OF - i;S tons, owned by the Ulster
Steamship company, limited. Of Belfast.
sac WAS commanded by Captain Scott.
she sailed from Baltimore on August lg
and Hampton Roads on August 20 FOX
Dublin, and until now nothing was after.
ward heard of her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

We direct the attention of our
readers 10 the advertisement of Sim
mons Liver Regulator on another
page. We have used the medicine
in our family. and are prepared to
say from experience that for a torpid
liver or 4 disordered stomach IL is =
good remedy. When travelling we
usually carry some in our valise.
From the Christian Visitor. Smith
field. h. L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
eivc .he Prescrs - \ Chn,,c...

WAsHECToN, feh. 5G.-There is little
probability OF material change in the inl-
migration laws ut the present session OF
congress, owing to the policy o. the house
committee on Immigration OF resist
Ing changes, in order that the present sys-
tenn nav be fully tested. Geissenhainer
Of New Jersey. chairman Of the house com
mit'ee, sand ON this subject: The present
immigration laws should be given a fun
ana iair uE! before VIC begin patching
lnn-ra -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
1880 -
Gf4ASrERE 1oUItE

STATE OF ILLINOIS. J.
EncN ISLAND COUNTY.
Inshc Circril CClrt - said GC1S --... ...-.-
70 the Asr term A. =. 1854
.scck l-i2n1 SAVING ban " =
rg'tiS. isl.s = Eeynoids. j.. --er ..
rua. 8sis'v 'ievuci2~- ATIea p
LCn h,s-sc,cs, IA cii--ctTf t-- g.
ttl1aN't cl Ifff--,.-sfiEs scs. If .-...
ucle~ Elisha p ReyH1id . is. Bets
aud 3 4 LcEnci-s slnateai-ii r p -.e . ..
l. lG-t + ucy =. Cisnaln aul .---.-. .".
Hn'ds, having ben Gle- -u
ci-ce OF the c.rcut oGuTJ "a.
-, nc''cc : therefore tc..rv -
ii,- "a q nonresident q. ft-6l..-
comp, IN n FLED IN the &c g l.i.r
COMPLAINT IN satG CONT. on tre g..s-E
thereof o. The Iwg-iitiu .lv g H.
a. u . 1898. e5u jhst summons t-- r.-
vut OF said court. WHEREIN sad -fIJ = ..~ ..-
az, u t1-nGhc c. the first son .E 3d. ne
Iuorth of Nay revf, rs : ~ Iv --.
No'E. Ua-eSs yes. The SAID non ly-a.a- -
enignis ahovr raTn,c, .ioua T.
i.>ha p htyGods, il. l~--ar E,--
Zen = yuclds, stall personally poe ard a.. .-
fofe ssid cirUuii court -. II f-~i L-v
term hs-eof. 20 be holden q Hu.s sad
ana lor ile said county. tie E-- FH.... .-
Bay next AID i'l-s,d. a. sNse- co. or--- 81. N.
-aia ccmp'airani's bill a comp si.-. ID -.-
ana the matter ans thi.C- EhH
aud "a e vii he = e. Is COZ c>>.d. --- ..
cree entered seSiEs- yeu acco.eia- g i-.- f--. %
or said bill
Rock Island. iUin5is. Pcs. =. ISL
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. C-g-5.
JACKSON = HrRsT, Comp''s Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
.'
Manhood
snd how to attain It.

II lGst medical work that tells tie causcs.
describes the etiests. points the remedy. This
lie scientifically the most valuable, srtist:cally
The most beautiful medical book that has alp.
PEAKED 70, Year,; " pagss,cvers page bearing
q b ~ tone Illustration Ia tiG;s. some Of the
subjects treated are Nervous Debility, Impo-
tcocy. Sseil'ty. Dsyelopemant. varicoceic,
The basb-n I. Thos ending Marriage. etc.
livery man who would know the grand trath-,
thu pain fasts. the old seer II, and the new
discoveries Of medical scencs ss applied 10
MARI i life, shaw vi! atone for past folliee
and avoid future pitfalls should write for THE
w,nderfr! little book. II viii be cent free
under seal. Address the publishers.
Erie Medical 20 Buffalo. u. i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
Fer Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, soitens the gums.
aliavs ali pain, cures wind cole, and
is the best remedy for diavrhoea.
Twenty-Five cer-s bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6-The monthly
treasury statement Of domestic exports
shows that the total hreads,uG, exports
tons during tbs month os January 1895.
was si3,S34, i0s. against SIS ~. ISL during
January. 1888 The expectations dGring
the seven months ended Jan 81 1921. ~.
gregated Sos. 81 JUS. aQs.nst SI92.5dS So
during the same period oi ias, year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

snc- at the enormity of the crime the muir
derer fled, leaving over $3.50 untouched in
bureau drawer His father is a well
respected farmer, and up 10 the time OF
the murder Bad Stone had led quiet, an
eycntful life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Feb. l5.--The
striking weavers at the Wamsutta mills
have prepared for long struggle and
arranged pickets to watch the mill gates
and see that no old employees return to
work and that ''scabs" DO not otter their
services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

CHIcaGo, Feb. 1.-THE arguments on
the motion for new trial in the Prem
Gergast case were taken up before Judge
Brentano II is expected that the argu-
ments will consume at icaS, two uavs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

WAsRrNGroS. Feb. l6.--The following are
the weather indications FOR twcnty-four hour,
from p. N. yesterday: For Indiana and MI
nois-Fair. warmer weather.: winds shifting
to scuthrrly. For Lower Northumberland
orally lair weather; colder in southern
portion: variable wind-. For Uppcr M;eh-
isan-Eair weather, followed by cloudy:
warincf: variable winds. For Wisc5nsir-
Fair weather. followed by increasing cloudi-
ness; warmer. winds shifting t. sou,herly.
me INST man to succeed in welding
aluminium to glass was Bradford de.
Gregor. mechanical expert Of Cincia-
uati.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

The American C9tErrh Cure = rhc resnlt OF &c
years s;Edy and treatment Of The disease pne
bn'ie cotVinCes tie mos: sbcIifrai. = l. slw3rs
rliy T use, neccirg uci her 90 cher nor atom
iklr- II restores the hearing. cures the hawking
Gauge d exp ctoraii7r, removes the head che
II i sc hleciin-s. lncr asses the apDe- te. pro-
GCces sound slee,. tuNircrates ,hs Whole svs:. II.
arc incEsi. es .le Wis ity. tr pared onjy By ".
= james, y. =. 10 ~ Ecrfa Eleventh street.
Phiiaccl .Ais. Or mailed anywhere for g
For fe1s b. sii irGe2iste. Barx 6 nahnser.
Wholesale az. 80 -ai rs Nineteenth street,
hook lsanL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
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II. c. coSsEIiE. L. coNN III.
I CONNELf.Y - CCNNELJY-
Alto aSEYS At I..w-R,c' ts'-a5 -
~ Once >eci.ra iioor. ever aitc.,el !. Lynd, e
bank noaey loaned.
JACKSON u HURST.
I ATTORNETs AT LAw--ofi, . IL Rock Island
~ Nsisoaa i'a1ls n,.',n.av, seos --e.4ua, IL.
Z. D. SWEENEY. CT ~.LzEE.
SWEAN E,Y & WALKERS.
tTToPNEYS AM. CoUNSE!.Lo9S Al lAw--
~ oficc IL Reys=:on's block. pock Island. IL.
CEkALES ]. SEARIE.
ATTORNEY Al iAW-iESsL BucTNESS or
n AL ms nom s:y ATTENDED T.. Stqte's Al
oifce Block.
McENIRY u meENRY.
HTTcESE.s sT LAW-Losn money " GOOD
- seel:.ty. make collections. a.fererce
Mitchell q --5l-.e. BANKERS. 0tsSe IN Fosro..:ce
block.
PHYSICIANS.
-'~7>"-->~~>-->~~ ------>~~-->~-~~~~~- ., -
DR.. Assay,
pRYs!ClkS AND SURG EuE--
1885, Third Areuge.
Telephone ITO, Rock lsllnd. ~.
oisce Eonrs:-i IL ( p. N. sud st night.
! r. UoilOwbush. KID. Geo. Z. Psr:a,M.D
DIS. BARTE sEoLLOWBUsH
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
oiiiee sosse-t 81. Telephone icSh
Residence ri els, ST. lis
OFFICE 1ncrs:
VI bsr.h-- Or, aoilowbash-
l'o SID to- p. n. 2to5Eno 20 :. IT.
DR.. CEAs. NJ. ROBINSON.
fE. EAR. NesE.A4D T;iEoAE ONLY.
eoau: To !, an: iioAr7,.
1EATiSTG
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*. II PEA e>C.s
DENTIST Room 81 in ss4sshsn s Lyrde's -eN
~ o.ScA SaEr elevator.
HAWTHORNE & sILvIs.
0hNTiers--- 10 isst 0eoci avenue. over Kren
- ~ Aali'r.
DRS BICKLE & SCKoENAKER
y HiAtNEGtI ty
~ block. Rooms sa-Sl. cIsae elevator,
-
ARCHITECTS.
~>~'-r>~>~->--->S>S~>>r>~>
EDWARD, ..a,ls ANIMATE.
n hC.HrECF, Rock E-lsna, IL. o3ce-.lcoE
- II, Mitchell a. Lyn1e building.
GEO. p. eTAUDUEAR.F
~ fe clTs Plan and superintendent for 3!
ciass of buildings. "a sn' s. 8.tc1-
en q Lynae nol.ct1.. TAKE ELEVATOR
CITY OFFICERS.
w A. DARLING.
atty ESGiNEER-
Baford block over kingshury's store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

HAWTHORNE & SILvIS.
GhSTieTs--- 10 lac oeocI d avenue. over Krei
~ IL Aali,s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

DRS BICkLE & SCKOENAEER
nhNfAL SURGEONS - Miteheil q Lyn6e's
- o'oSk- Rooms sa-Sl. cisEe Elevator,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-16

Z. D. SWEENEY. CT w,LzKE
SWEA:N E,Y & WALKER.
a ATTORNEYS ANi. COTN~T..LnRS Al Law
~ of1cc IN Reys=son's block Vock Island IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28

measures Under that belief sad
ss ufands gress mans Of the dIs.
ap p5cfn'ed -hyniss ! ekofs wlsD Md
failed TO Rnd saomeain. Oklahoma
went ON to the Q ufh, and there
they and -DtllersN wfo~ ~crs later
attracted to tha section ~ the ex-
pec;ation of an carly opening have
hs ever sincc and are now.
These reople are entitled to the
land in the Fort Sill country, If
there is ary reason in law or fair
hes. why they should not have il,
let them know il. To XIII the bill
at The d cation Of a few men with
sen h interests to serve will not
sAti-fy them nor those who have
an interest in seeing thai justice is
done under the b ,mestead laws
Republic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28
ON TO FORT SILL.

There is reason to fear that the
great cattle interests which are
now in the enjoyment of fine
grazing privileges in the Fort Sill
untry have rucceeded in putting
an end for this session of congress
to the bill for III o,ei iag of u Q
Kiowa, Comanche ami Apache
reservations.
The infiuencrs which have beer
used to make this result possible
might very properly and perhaps
profitably make tie sui jet of q
congressional interrogation. After
The opening OF the her0kee 1ands
last November n 70 vas bu' little
doubt in any quarter that the land
II the Fort Sill cJuntry would be
opened 10 settlement as soon as
congress co4id take the necessary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28
BEST sHARP-sHoorgRs.

May No Mike the biggest Scores, But
Bot Cor Other ReaSons.
1T will be surprise to the public
to know that the best mar!lsnen are
not all in the sila p-shoOters' teams Of
the militia organizations" said Lieu
tenant IL. c. Du Val, of the New York
Seventh. The men who go upon tho
tea ms arc better than the best marks
men because they are the ones who
can do their utmost under the rair
of shooting in matches
There are fe lows In nearly every
regiment who can give large odds to
the men in their teams but they break
up and 60 to pieces when they know
that they are shooting in n mate for
the credit and standing OF their reg.
iments. The men who get on the teams
are the stolid. in,perturba BILE, steady
chaps VIII caa b. led u 7on to not get
ratified when ever. tim : de penis upon
their doing th~ir best.
"They have either got no nerves at
all or else their nerves arc of steel,
and though they may not make such
scores as Some nervous, sligntly built
fellows, they are excellent shots, and
what they are able to do they never
fail to do. They are often fellows of
big build and good, round girth.
''The best team in this country last
year looked like rather dull lot of
workmen out of factory, but dyna-
mite could not disturb their self
possession
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28
NiLLeD tEas1 IN - BLrl.

BNw DaTonrod CMlneeQ Fiaqee EnAed
EIer Dnya.
Mr. Medhufst, for massy years Brit
ish consul at Shanghai. tells Of .
singular ''card of iEvitatiDnr which
he soncc received in China Il Was
from lady. inti;nating her Intention
to commit sui idc on a specified date.
She was very young AMI attractive,
and belonged to . wealthy family; bat
the Chinese gentleman to whom she
ing died just before the date Rxed
upon for the'r-nuptials. she gave out
that she deemed it her duty to render
her widovhood irrevoca BILE by dviRg
with her betrothed So she sent cards
around to the local gentry giving
notice of her pur oso No attempt
was made by her relatives or the local
authorities to Illustrate her design.
though Mr. Medhurst appealed to the
Tuandarins, the general opinion being
that she was bout to perfor:u a u1eri-
torious act. Eventually, on the day
named, the woman did deliberately
sacrifice her lie in the presence of
thousands CT spectators. A stage was
SrCCbeu III thc open AcllSS WIN q
tented frame over it, from which was
suspended scarlet bit of crepe. One
end of this crepe she fastened around
her neck, and then, embracing a little
boy presented By one OF the bystand-
ers, she mounted a chair and resolute-
lv jumped Oft ''lier little clasped
hands shutting the assemb!age as her
body twirled around with the tighten
ing cord" The wo nan was not
hounded.on bya- fanatic mob. as vas
the practice at suttees in India. but
immolation appeared 10 be an entire
ly voluntary act Sacrifices of this
kind, according 20 Mr. Medhurst, are
not uncommon in certain districts of
China. and, strange to say, they are
with monuments, some-
times erected by order of the emperor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28

Tom R=ED's rnphecy IS that 8
tariff fr %reSenne will dev lnF.
manufactures in !he ae4t II h,
klows no;iIi g ab, III he tar.ff Lt
is not At to lea'i a p+r.y. if hs
krows anything and il tcllIsk
Ihat he knows the west Iat.no
sf.,rd t. casl a vote fer protec'
ii IN party TAee iced ut his wo. {
and the vest must be unanim0usi
Democratic.
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A BOYS SELF SACRIFICE.

Reduced to Poverty Hc Commits Sui
eide TO ave His Mother.
Details of the sad suicide of a boy
of 12 in Dublin were given in the Dub
lin Social Review last week. In a
house in the Coombe lived a family
c. insisting of a mother and four chill
dreu, who had been well-to-do people
and were we'll connected, but owing
to the bankruptcy and suicide of the
father had been red cod to pcnnry
and obliged to live in one room, which
three other families also occupied.
1uey were in rags and almost starv-
ing.
a little son of IL was so distracted
at The sufferings OF his mother and
sisters tha, in despair of being able to
support them, he bought with the few
killings which he had earned some
articles of clothing and papers enti-
ling the buyer TO insurance coupons
He then went and drowned himself in
order that his family might be helped
out of misery by hiS death. In his
childish Ignorance he did not know
that his dong so would be cons dered
fraud and bring no b>neit what
ever W his dear ones. This is the let
ter which the poor child wrote to his
mother before he wont to his death:
DEAR MOTHER: | srent the four
and sixpence half reuny for your
bencfit, and hope the money it will
bring you will help you to forgive my
rash ret Tell the police to search in
the harbor of PortoDcl O and when
they have found me get them to write
q des ript on of my clothes and what
have in my pockets. They will find
a cap TIL t cost six pence ard will en-
title you to Ro00 Insurance money;
pair of suspenders, AID. with a cou-
pom on them for s3oO; belt, Cd, for
a'O0,, and pa iers, one emitting you to
Ell, 900 and the Others to $500 cach-in
all es, 15o Don't spend too much on
my funeral, AMI mind the money,
which will make you rich Your
Low ng son,
FERDINAND d. FREYxE RIExz1 DE
COUHCY.
"P. S. S.-Good-bye
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28

Is MoRsE's bill against sed C.
ton in tie District of CGlumbia
uima1 at the Pol ards or the Brock
lnri gpsf 1t mis-. be the Pollards
20. the Il st object should be 10
guard the tender hon,sr IF cuI
state. men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28
IF 1T TAKES EVERY Do LAR

IF 1T TAKES EVERY DO LAR
Gov Hogg of Texas is mad, vel
mad with tine Southen Pacific rail
road for is refusal t. transporI
free the gang of Gen. Frey's de
nominated as the "InduHtrIa.
Army" In an interview ysSterda, i,
v ith a Fort Worth GAZ tie repre-
sentative he Is reported as having
said "that in Case the Southern
Pacific ro:d succe"ded in thei,
very evident attempt at starving
these people to death be would see
that the officials Of said road suf--
fcred t, the fullest ext Mt of the
law, if it took the las. dollar BIT
had in the world.
The governor further asserted
that if the Southern Pacific had
not closed down it's ships in Cali.
fornia th,re would have ben non
of this inclination of thcse work
ingmen to come into Texas; tia.
possibly twa~tllirds Of these We )
men the road was trying to staIv
u death .ut on that drcary vast.
wvre mon who had work Ell in lii.
very shops of this company unit
they ha b en- thrown out of j..
by the closing. down of the shops.
The governor gave fur, her en-
phasis to the fact that as long as
he was in authority no armed for' e
should be called in to murder any
stranger Wit in the br ad domains
of the Lone Star stat, :"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28

TITS fact that Vice.President
Stevens : got p, esidential salute
from an u ii cry com, any dYwn
south is a reminder that it is never
good ma 1agement to begin firing
unit; the engagement beg MS.