davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01
Bloomsbury vs.. Danville and Berwick.

The Repu6licm of last week says :
The following appeared in last
weeks issue of the COLUMBIAN
while Bloomsburg is studying how
to open up employment and how to
employ idle capital, both Berwick and
Danville might be doing the same if
they would. The consequence is that
idle men fIom both Danville and Ber-
wick are being put to work here right
along while their home capital lies
dormant for political effect, as we
verify believe" 1t is the latter part
of the concluding sentence that we
desire to call especial attention to.
We may be extremely obtuse but we
confess Our inability to see the neces-
sity for the capitalists of our neighbor-
ing boroughs to let their enterprises
languish in order to swe the republi-
can majority in Penn. ylvania. 1t GER
tainly calls for an amount of self-sacri
fce that is not characteristic of money
ed men. The depression in business
can no longer be accounted for IN this
way. The average voter has been de-
celved, but that time has now passed"
Now we will only add that as both
Danville and Berwick are peculiarly
interested in the iron and lumber
schedules of the tariff, they stand for
high protection like all our other fos
tered industries, and we may safely
say they are in the national combine.
If the Republican majority of Penn
sylvania were one mil ion, that would
not change their attitude or make
them less faithful to the order or
policy of the combine for self protec-
ton.
The object Of creating distressed
conditions under Democratic rule
being OF course not SO much to pun.
lsh the poor wage earners as it is to
oust Democrats and again install Re-
publicans, since the latter are the &C.
knowledged fast friends of the protec-
ted classes. The harder Republicans
butt up against this ugly truth the
more it will hurt them. That's the
point we would make through the help
of the Republican.
Were we to boldly charge that our
closed manufactures from Maine to
California, Including Berwick and
Danville, generally under the puryiew
of high protection,) have closed and
dismissed their employees for ultimate
political and financial ettssl, We Ger
tainly believe we should Int the fact
right squarey. Holding this opinion
all the more strongly from what we
have seen and read since the tariff
wrcstle began in Congress, we fail to
see much difference between the in
attitude of Coxey and the
intimidaung attitude of high protec
tionists. If anything the greater weight
of honor lies with the unique and open
plan of CoNel, who has carried ms pc
tition in person to the front doors of
Congress, whilc our projected and ios-
tered industries have been slipping in
the back doors steathily with pockets
full Of bribe money. We will only say
in conclusion that we very much fear
their money has talked to our
statesmen right eloquently already,
and consequently there will be little,
very little, tariff reform this session.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01

The Democratic party stands for
tariff for revenue only. But it is fear
ed that there are Democrats high in
authority that are for tariff for indi-
vidual revenue only instead Of pub
lie revenue,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01

Com. VS.. Michael McManaman.
Recognizance in sum of 5000 for ap.
pearance at next term.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01

The bimetalists declare that they are
unalterably opposed to the further
issue of interest bearing bonds that
they want free coinage of silver and
gold at the rate Of I6 to I. They de-
nounce our present national banks as
monumental monopolies. They assert
that the discontinuance of the issue of
silver money and the repletion of the
Treasury by bond issues is burdensome
on the masses. They declare that it
is the duty ofthe Secretary of the
Treasury to com the bullion now in
the Treasury and to pay interest on
the public debt with silver. And, like
Coxey, they demand the issue Of
$45o, 1000 of non interest bearing
notes of small denominations. Bonds
of this kind would at least be a safe if
not profitable investment for those
who have hitherto been obliged to
risk their earnings with so called saw
ing institutions, and which are perfe ct
ly safe only for those who run them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01

If dull, spiritless and stupid if your
blood is thick and sluggish; if your ap-
petite is capricious and uncertain, you
need Sa:saparilla. For best results
take DeWitt's. 1t recommends itself
w. S. Rishton, Druggist. If.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01

they will call for separate yea and
nay vote on the amendment when the
bill is reported back to the House
from the committee on the whole, and
they will make desperate attempt to
get enough Democrats to vote with
them to defeat the amendment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01
, AFAYETTE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Ex.

! AFAYETTE COLLEGE ENTRANCE EN-
I. ANIMATION.
An examination for entrance TO Lafayette
C0uese WIN De held at the \. NJ. @. A. rooms in
y likes Barre, June 20 and n, cOmmencin0 at
wy u. IN. Competition Is open TO anyone re-
siding IN the counties OF Wayne, >usqGehanna,
Luzerne, Columbia, Montour and Carbon, Penn
sylyanla, or who Is prepared Tor college In a
school IN these counties.
Pennsylvania offer a nrst prize OF $50 and n
second prize OF S25 10 the applicants VINO Shall
pass the best examination and subsequently,
lnatriculate.
For further information, apply to BYRON q.
HAHN, 3sPeople's Bank Building, Wilkes Barre,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01
LETTING.

Proposals for the repairing and remodeling OF
the Thlrd street school house Will be received
by the Secretary OF the School Board after June
Z, loSi, and up 10 noon OF June Sth, 1894. Plans
ana specifications may be seen at the office OF
the Secretary on and after June 2, 1891. The
building must be completed by the 10th OF
August, 1894. WM, L. RINKER,
OIL ~ Sec'y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-01
Court Proceedings.

Court convened Monday morning
with Judge Ikeler and associates NJ.
Millard and Z. G. Murphy on the
bench.
The case of w. Il. Ringrose against
Town of Bloomsburg was taken up
and the following jury sworn:
] John H. Lunger, John Bllig,
II. F. Clark, Ale Derr,
G. B. Appleman, A. C. Pittit,
A. J. knouse. Il. Sigiried IT.,
Clarence Bllheim, Till. Stadler,
NJ. B. Heller, VIM. Hover.
Petition to stay sale estate of Elvira
Whltenight, deceased. Rule to show
cause granted.
Sheriff's deeds acknowledged as fol-
lows
Property of J. Shoemaker to ]. H.
Maust $3.50.
Property of J. Shoemaker to John
Christian S2Ioo.
Property of J. Shoemaker to VIM.
Chrisman $ol1.
Property Of J. Shoemaker to John
Reichard $6o5.
Property of J. Shoemaker to C. E.
Trescott S4os.
Com. VS.. Michael McManaman.
Recognizance in sum of 5000 for APP
pearance at next term.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
SnE.xsfs'-S SALE.

BY virtuc Of special execution and fee bill No.
tsis issued ont %! the clerks o. &c 81 the circuit
court Of Rock r.'.nd county. and state OF 'i:incs,
and To me directed. whereby Am commanded TO
!nas" the amorn; of = certain Judgment recently
obtained against G. W. Nnshrr in favor of The
Peoples National Bank of Rock Island. III out of
tie lands. tcnrneifs. goods and chatlies of the
silt defendant. &. W. Moslcr. I have levied
upon thc foil"wir e property ,owt: All that part
ur portion of Eg Island lying ia Rock RIVER that
lies betwcs II IN wet linccf tho right Of way of
III. hocs leland ana Peoria Railway company,
ard the cas-; line %. rcriion number fifteen (i.land
TWEEN y-two t.2l in township nu'nhcr scvcat.en
a. north rnn:,c two tsl wc-, Of the fourth prin-
cipal meridian. ia the county OF Rock Island and
STATE OF II mos.
Therefore. according osaid command shal!cx-
Ic~c Tor sal. at pgAi,c auctin all the right title
and interest OF the above ra:ned, &. W. Mo,hrr
in ard To the chovc described property. On rri-
day. the 18th Cav OF January. NJ o'clo K p. IN +,
~ the ro-th too; 90 the Court House. ia the
citv ~! Rock .sian in the county OF Rock island
and -,aI. of !,f'D-. FOX cash I'm hand, Ia safety
said ! xcc lion and fee hill.
Dated ~ Rock island this SRI dav r. January,
4. ID. 1S.l CYRUS ID. GORinN,
sheriff of Rock Island County. I.inois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
To the Users of Best on
Record Flour:

The manufacturers Of Best on Rec
ord as well rs their agents. George
W. As;cr 4 Co.. of this city, feel
highly complimcnted with the re-
ccption you have given their flour
the past year. In fact. are feeling
80 good over it they propose to give
some one o! their lady friends a
whole barrel of -four free. This is
the way they propose to do it: Every
user OF Best on Record four is here
by invited Ia send TO &. j. Long $
grocery on Second avenue and Nine
teenth street. opposite the Harper
house. one or more loaves OF bread
made from Best on Record Hour. The
Ladies' Relief society will appoint a
committee to pass upon the bread.
and to the lady making the best bread
we will deliver
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10

TnE editor of the Arkansas City.
Kan. Democrat has accidentally dis
covered n method To bring subscrib-
crs To time. and jubilantly writes:
I've picked up Winchester rifle
the other day and started down the
street. intending to deliver the
weapon To its owner. from whom we
had borrowed IL the day before. bu;
IL did such effective work in the way
Of collections that we have made up
our mind To keep IL rs long rs we
can. The first man We met on the
street was j. W. Miller. who coughed
mp $3.50 for years subscription to
the Democrat before We even thought
nj pointing the gun 1T him. The
very next man We met was farmer
whom We had always considered 3
star subscriber. he had not missed
paper or paid cent in seven wears.
but " hen he saw that gun h. waltzed
mp with n 81 bill. when we got
home we found n load of hay. u
bushels ot corn. and barrel of jur'
nips. which had been brought in D.,
delinqucnts. Ii money will buy that
gun. we are going to keep IL To max,
collections with"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
Lew raein I'ro.pcrtty.

Between 1880 AMI 1860. under \
low tariff. 2l.GJ) miles ot rniirnad
were built. an increase of :j) per
cent since 1870. recalls ;hc Portland
Argus. From 1860 tp 1879 t.c in-
ercasc in railroad construction was
hut little over - per cent. although
the government in that period grant
Cd millions Of acres III public lanis
and made enormous loans ~ railroad
companies to help them build their
lines. One more contrast between
high tariff aud low tariff y o 'pcrity
may he given. From 1850 tn 1850
She number of families increased from
S.2O8. 2io 10 5.2i0.93i. The mum her
oe scpcratc dwellings or homes in
1850 was 1900. 500. so that in that
year, after u long low tariff pcr.o'.
there were only 2ii.2i2 families in
oil the land without separate homes.
Then came the high tariffs. and In
1870 there were G36. $40 families with
cut separate homes. an increase Of
Homeless families III I:3 per cent in
10 years. and In 1880 after 10 years
MORE of high tariff. there we've Y96.-
10U families without homes to call
0heir own. u further increase Of home
1sss families Of nearly l3J per cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10

PEORIA HERALD: some Ohio coal
miners claim that they must reduce
wages Of miners from 40 To ca cents.
as they cannot compete with West
Virginia coal and pay 80 cents. The
tariff duty ON coal is as cents ton.
and the coal mine owners claim that
they must have that much protection
tn enable them 10 paw good wages.
50 long rs the protection is - cents
. ton they should paw at least that
much in wages. Protection that
doesn't maintain wages is no protcc-
ton Mt all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
ABBREVIATED rrLeesams.

Two new palace cars OF the Boston nad
Maine railroad are called Ruth and Esther.
after the two little girls In the White
House.
An Austrian Indy. with weakness for
attending army maaccavres. h;.- buiit her
self an glass carriage "a that she may oh
serve paiaass, marches past. and other mil.
itary functions i'm any sor; OF weather Ev-
cry part Of the vehicle j. made Of glass with
the exception of tie uphols,ering. the
springs. ard the tires.
John Herr. who murdered his two sisters.
attempted Suicide by cutting his throat in
the Rockford. Ills. Jail
obituary.: ~ Huntington. l. =. Mr..
Hiram Padding. aged -. vt Paris, NJ
Fiouhcr;, inventor OF TIE Eloubert rife
aged IS
Professor J. " II. sill. the new minister
Of the United States To Corca was for
twelve years supesintcEdent of public
schools la Detroit. aud tor eight years held
the position oi principal vi the State Nor
nal school at Nisiian,i.
Desire To- Tile on the I ,e90. go aorcs os land
which recent decision Of tie gener :! land
office declared OPEN has become & general
craze among citizens of Ashland. Wis.
Hornblowci's Nomination To the 81
pfc'ae soaTt at the aitct States w.:s re
ported On adversely and considered boy the
senate In executive session without result
Sal: for si5,"'sb damages has been
brought at Detroit, against the Diamond
Match company for having Sc; l.d to
perform work beyond his strength. In
lifting heavy tI..ibcrs he was rupturcd
What !, likely to he the last territorial,
legislature OF Utah has convened and in
,iew OF the nearncss az statehood Governor
West said lie would make 10 Iccommen-
| Gations.
| In bill for divorce at Chicago Morris
I.akaiske says he was led To the altar
5lindfo!dcd when he was but 10 years of
age.
The steel works OF the Colorado Fuel and
1roa company at Besscmer, Colo, viii.
start M next Monday on cold steel. Civ.
ing employment to about !. 500 men. The
| first blast furnace will De blown in Feb. /.
At Avon-by-the-Sca, n. j., Carrie ana
George Andrews. children, playing in the
woods chewcd some roots they pulled up.
Carrie is dead after going from one convul-
sion into another for several hours, and
George will probably die.
William IL. Curtis, prominent business
man OF Buffalo. shot and fatally I'M ured
his daughter Clara. No one has been able
To- find out the cause. The father was ar
rested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
ASSASSINATION sY A coy.
Osi, s.stcen. hut Charged with the
Slaughter of u Family.


Slaughter of u Family.
DupGE CITY. Kan. Jan. Io.-Thomas
Walker. n boy Of Ii years. u in Jail in this
city charged with the most fendish crime.
the probable assassination o. three persons.
enc a BABY ana che serious wounding of
another y farmer named William Kindred
aud hi- wife. child aged Is months and
the wife's sister. were retiring all IN the
same .com at kimb.ei's home in Ford
county. about seventeen miles southwest
ct this plaec. suddenly somc one fred u
load Of buckshot through the south win
dow a, Mr.. Kindred. the entire charge
taking .icct ia lis neck. face and shoulder.
lie w..t aa;! =ister-in. law ran 20 him and
wcr, leu,!iu.. over him when another
chaJ... 90 sh1 was fred. this time though
the ucf'h window. into the group with
,crrin.e eject. Mrs Kindred. was struck
~ thc s.ic he child about the head and
Tic wife. sister III the face. Mrs. kim
tit.. ic,! to tht floor. both probably fatal
" burt al wi. die except Mrs Kim
hrci- sister. Joseph Walker. n boy Of 10
Year,. ani y c1G-in Of the k:mbrei. was
ieruL near the tarn shortly after the shoot
IT.. anl wa arrcstc.! charged with the
crime IL dcn.rs that he !, guilty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10

Tur bancroft company are pro-
grcs.ing well with their .liook of
che Fair" which Is pronounced "a
the finest and most important publ
cation connected with the late expo
eition. In fact IL has no rival: there
are art works. and works Of descfit'-
tive history. and catalogues and di-
rcctories. but there is no other pub
LEGATION which unitc~ all in com
pletc and perfect historical and de-
rcriptive work of art. Its text il by
Hubert Howe Bancroft. and it, pie
lures By the best artists America and
Europe can produce.
Next In Importance to the fair it,
self. il n faithful reproduction of the
fair in printers ink for permanent
preservation. While the Columbian
exposition is thing of the past. the
hook will remain to teach and preach
the worlds compietcst civilization
throughout all time. In this re-
spect the representation is better
than the original. because one il
efervcsccnt. the other immortal.
For AN important work. securely
lodged in all the libraries OF the
world. cannot die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10


Co., a., ,,,,,,,,., r,.. Oh. .,-;.,.
re-. ,,,,,,,, p,r,. =. Su,,..-a.
n.,, ,.-yo,.,u..
e"'e"'.o' '"n. i"-"rS ""Nsa ii"r'o"
wasu witness Tor "" prosecution In Tue
Cougliin trial who proved :. tuuifa one :or
the defense, AMI one u Ii! no. 40 To press
Questioned u; ,hr .,a;, She SAID! rhc knew
Andr,vv Fog adj uuns,i c,,gb;ip ard
-. - -,
s'" '.'e 'o''i''' ~ ''''
"''" ''i''. ''''ii'' 'i''.''.'S 'ue :" " 'o'
,sse eohieres'S ";td To- i''.'hiii"- ier
hosse - IN TIE EciraAYFaood ~ the Sari-
sOn cottage. and Nsy =, tag dsts when IL
Il supposed the bloc. s..ii... -, Ae aucr of
that ,,ouic.lr ,.er, anime, aye: with rec.
,o,,, NIcf.~,,,i,. ,,.. .tr,..s,.d .r., ,-;,.
-, -. .......,. .i....,, =,
u '""' GAY 'h' ~" .'-i S'''-''-'i-' All"
Toy together
Judge Via. - 40 ;Ivai ::ivc.
Judge Wing commenced s.. ass.irg Mrs.
Horton how iuuy stci.a! hua...;, Nm. Eoy.
e! have known her ci.,.,,. .y,..,vv .sa-s and
nave known L,r husband ,.,s. u. long"
v,s ,hc rcnly
Tho IT,. 90. ,,.,s i.,,.,,:s;,iv. oh,u. the
-. -, =, -. =,
80, Ne, ' w. -. "
VIII VIZ. ''''''" '''''- Se"
! seen Mrs. roy. ihc withes" ''p!'eo tha'
she had last seea NTs. sGy an November.
Judge Wing irSinuatcd that they must
met since then. and asked Mrs. Horton IL
she did no; follow the events u. ,nc trial
closely in the newspapers. The witness
admitted that she did. Are you sure you
did not zee Mrs. Foy about the time she
testified asked the attorney.
Ind the Witness 4i>srrt, Herself.
Then came the first outbrcrk from the
witness. Now. look here" she said in an
| angry tone. m here u tell all know
! about this ease ard no more. That what
I've done. aia di-in.cressed party alto
gether and have no Interest in the case.
II had would tell more and could tell
| good deal. am not here because want
tn be. can tell you. I'm here because the
state sabponaed me asa wi;Hc>, II was
interested l could te.! q good deal inoFe
| than this" Aua the witness stopped ior
sheer want ~ breath.
Object Of t!'r Ecf".-ae.
| Judge Wings question broIsi,t out the
fact that those nc the Horton house on
! May I, were all h-i~i:tsv,.- His uu-pnsc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
A Barrel of
Best on Record Flour.

All the bread entered in the con-
test will be distributed through the
Ladies' Relief society to the poor of
the city. All users of Rest on Record
are expected to send in some bread
for the sake of the poor. II You are
not q user of our -four, you can be-
como one in time to contribute to
this cause. Over thirty grocers in
Rock Island sell it. Ask your gro-
GERS about it, aud watch the papers
for the day Of the contest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
Legal.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Samuei Bowlcs, Deceased.
Tire undersigned having been appointed nd
m Dist:atcr Of the estate OF Samuel
Bowles. late OF the county OF hOck Island,
Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that eh
viii appear before the county court OF hook Island
comfy, 1T the oice OF the clerk % said court. in
the city Of Rock island. at the February term On
the first Mondsy in February next. a; which time
all persons having ciatms INST said cstste arc
notified ana reque ted to aitend, f,r the purpose
Of having the zane adjusted. : II persons in.
dch,cd To said estate requested to make iir
mediate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of Dcccmta r A. n. 1893
j. NJ. BU Foni. Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10

GEAx3 ORCHARD. ny. Jan. io-Ed Welsh
sao, an! Instantly killed John L. Chad.
WEI. ID the Platform of che L. and n.
station nj th.s place Both are coloreti.
Chg,.ws.i fag away with Welsh's wife
some time ago i;eccutly they returned
.o,n Tennessee nt.i claimed that they had
tsen married. ani lave been living to-
ccther since Welsh and his wife had
separated several times on account of
q,arTcls Welsh met them together and
fred a load ~ tuckshot into Chadwei!'s
lsea-t, kil!in.; him instantly. Welsh gave
himself up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
For Cv.r Sify Year.

Mrs. Winslows 3 ,othing syrup has
been used for children teething. II
soothcs the child. sOfiens the gums.
aliays all pain. cares wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five GERS a bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
WEDNESDAY. JANrAEY 10. 1894.

II there's much less danger in tho
squared circle. rs Langdon Smith
maintains. let us have a gco,ne trical
impossibiiity on the football field by
oil means. Tho gamo can draw the
multitude and hold their interest
without any episodes in the spliccd-
cor limo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10

CAMPBELL svILLE. KY have been
n teacher for twenty years. and dur
ing that time have had repeated at
tacks OF headache. Now / am en-
tirely free from them. after using
simmons Liver Regulator. 1t was
so mild in It's action that it never in
terfcrcd with my school dutics.-E.
i. Cheek.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
MOTT TEE.
Attic ,TIoS TO SELL REAL ESTATE
BY GUARDIAN.
,TATE OF ILLINOIS.


Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
To MI Persons Concerned:
Pubic notice Is hereby given tat the under
sigrcj, guardian ,f Mar, l.. Swans. John 81.
Swank. Ida NJ. swami, Sa,ie +. Swank
and Edward :. Swank. minor heirs OF
Daniel G. Swark. deceased. has flied
H. the Office Of the clerk OF the count- couit
OF Rock island county and state az lliirois. u
sc;ition for an order OF III sale OF the following
described real estate belonging 10 sal minors
said real estate lying and being in the county of
RICK Island state of Illinois, and described fol
lows, fowi':
he north 'wcnty-eiCht snt .9-1no (sS .o-1OIO
acres Of the northeast quarter "a OF the south
east quarter "a of section Number scven:ec I
90. In townsh p nrmhc- eighteen i.sl, north
range number Two (2l cast OF ihe fourth priuci-
pal meridian
l,ns tina: said neii ion will be hear thu first "
of the February term. A. u. 1894. soon
III rcaftcr cornell ray nc heard, at which
time aud plar you can appear and object 10 said
petition IL YOU zee y; 20 do 50.
DHtea u; Rock leland this cots Gay 81 Hcccmber,
\. Il. TS!ri. FL SN DI.TH y MAPES
Grsrdi-n Of Nare l.. >w ,nk. John NJ. sw-nk. I n
n SWAMI, sadie L. swai.k ami EDWARD :,
Swank.
By JACKSON & Urrsr. Attorneys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10

buiIdny ana Loan associations Nos. 9,
4. 4 and ). Of -. Louis. are in tangle he.
caus. their secretary, NJ. T. Bogari. has
been indicted for embczxlement. AL the
concerns have assigned. but all claim 70
have good margin In assets over liabil-
Tin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
~ the Sisters Of Mercy.

The K:c2-..,,o Indian Remedies Found
to be Invaluable at EamOcs New
England Preparatory SCHOOL, Their
10 Is Always Kcca l To- Le isenciiciAl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-10
Highest Of an in eavcnng Powcr-Lstcst u s Govt Report
Re-! R Bsxsss9
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HARD TO MANAGE.
A Witness for the State in the
Couehlia Case.
EoEE THAI A MATCH TOR DEFENSE

Mrs. Hort,n Gives judge Wing . Couple of
Pieces ,f Grr Mind and Dccii.cs so sub
rr .. the Snp.sati~n That she Drinks
Ecss--< tsiooiy Deed. - supposed.
Done ~ - IC-Year- Old hoy.