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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
Crockery Department.

Crockery Department.
To start the season for putting
up fruit, We will sell all this
week, genuine Mason fruit jars:
Pints, with cap aud rubber. DC.
Quarts. with cap and rub.
Der, &c.
Half gallons. with cap and rub
Der. &c.
Tin top jelly glasses. per doz-
en-, loo. None to dealers.
We offer $50 genuine cut glass
tumblers, full size, at CSC each
while they last.
Other Items.
Pure silk mitts loc pair (the
zoe kindly
Ladies' new summer corsets,
sizes, IS to %, at 19c each.
Children's "Good Sense Fer.
ris' ventilated waists at $50, usu-
ally 75c.
Misses '.Good Sense" Ferris
ventilated waists &c, usually 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
MRS. II. WOLTMANN DEAD.
Breathcs Her Last After . PrOtracted Suf-
ferinG with Dropsy Of the Heart.

BreathcS Her Last After . PrOtracted Sur
ferins with Dropsy OF the Heart.
Mrs. Henry Woltmann died this
morning at 9:l0 at her residence, 5SS
Thirtieth street, of dropsy of the
heart, with which she had been q
constant sufferer since last Decem-
Der. She was aged So years. q ma
tive of France, and resident OF
Rock Island since 1847, her maiden
name being Margaret Heisel.
No children were born to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Woltmann, her husband being
the only survivor.
The Funeral.
The funeral will take place from
the residence at o'clock Saturday
morning, with services by Rev. r. +.
Sweet, of Trinity church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
California liquid laxative. Syrup of
Figs, under all conditions, makes it
their favorate remedy. To get the
true and genuine article. look for
the name IT the California Fig Syrup
Co.. printed near the bottom Of the
package.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
THE COUNTY NORMAL
Progress Of the Rock Island Institate n
the High school.


the High school.
s.As we view the teachers as they
are seated in the assembly ROOM"
says one of the attendants at the
Rock Island county normal, 1--WE
must cry out in despair. The boys.
Oh! where are theyr and indeed you
mu It gaze long to locate them. The
fair sex outnumbers them verv per-
'.All were greatly pleased At the
visit Of our ex-county superintendent.
C. b. Marshall" continues the
teacher. If you should observe the
fair sex surround him. you might
imagine the high esteem in which he
is held by the teachers of the
county"
Institute Notes.
Prof. J. E. Conner, of the Port
Byron Academy, visited the. session
yesterday with the aim Of organizing
q summer school to continue six
weeks. 1t is his plan that the COM
mon English branches shall be
taught. also the science of education.
1t is hoped that this school may
prove beneficial to teachers.
Prof. Eastman, of the Upper Iowa
University, lectures in Broadway
Presbyterian church Thursday even
ing, June 20. His subject will be,
Live English" This gentleman is
highly recommended and all are most
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Jessie Liston displays a large
number. of books designed for work
in primary grades. She represents
the Educational Publication COM
pany.
Prof. C. o. Fife, formerly princi-
pal of the Port Byron schools, repre-
sents three of the well known pub
fishers of aids for teachers. Examine
his works and see if you cannot find
..what you are looking for"
County Superintendent McKeever
is to be congratulated on his success
in securing Instructors.
Prof. William Cox, of Moline. has
charge of advanced grammar, his
tory, geography and arithmetic. He
is fluent speaker and a gentleman
of very pleasing manners.
Prof. Halsev lectures on school
management, aud shows himself to
be a teacher of experience.
Mrs. Dorothy S. Gorham instructs
in music and literature. She is an
accomplished lady in her chosen
lines Of work.
Miss Nellie Moore interests the
primary teachers. The large num-
Der which throng her class room
shows her to be fully alive to the
needs Of primary teachers.
This mornings session opened q,
$3.50. Prof. Cox conducted devo-
tional exercises. Miss Chingrin, oil
Moline, favored the meeting with 9
solo, which was highly appreciated
The regular work of the program for
the forenoon was conducted by the
instructors.
Enrollment Increasing.
The following additions have beer
made to the enrolment since yester
days report:
Rock Island-Elizabeth Taylor
Title Grotjan. Sarah Lawson, Lucie
Frysinger, Matte Dunn. Mary J.
Holland.
Moline--H. NJ. Reynolds, j. o
Kronholn.
Coal valley-Mary Warnock. Heller
Price.
Port Byron-Mrs. X. c. SwiuSley
Nora Schafer, Anna Heeren, Birdie
Osborn, Anna Schwegler.
Rapids City - Stella johnson
Agnes Carpenter.
Chattie Mumma, Nettit
Moody, d. w. Mumma.
Carbon Cliff Ella O'Donnell, Mag
gle O'Donnell.
Hampton-Jennie Smith, Tilli'
dannwacker.
Sherrard-Georgia Grace.
Taylor Ridge-Hattie Taylor.
Milan-Isla Cameron, Olethi,
Muse.
Cordova1W. H. Plymirs, Eva Nay
lar, Carrie Naylor.
Albany-Lucinda Lamb.
Rural-Eattie Framing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19

Join the Christian Endeavor spe-
cial car party. Tri-cities to Boston.
July 8. via the Rock Island route
and Niagara Falls & White Noun
tains. Tickets only half fare for
round trip. Total expense for ten
days outing need not exceed $45.
Address A. Tredick. No. $50
East Fourteenth street, Davenport,
or apply at c., r. I. & P. rail-
way ticket Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
SPOT casA
nsYEtrsat Store
I11 Sseend ~
Eek Island
Young 4 QlcCoN)Ds

We always giving the most for your money-always
going better than all competitors always appreciate
patronage by giving you present piece Of
you have traded certain with why grow
That's why crowded all times That's
Of $4,000 of
advertisement will show startling bargains the continue
ton oil our GREAT JUNE SALE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19

Penny wise ana Pound Foolish
Are they who have not Foley's Collie
and Diarrhea Cure as a safeguard in
the family. NJ. F. Bahnsen's drug
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
X. r. Election.

Metropolitan Lodge No. 474,
Knights Of Pythias, last evening
elected the following officers:
Chancellor Commander-Chris w.
Schlegel.
Vice Chancellor-Lee Pau.
Prelate-J. Edward Wagner.
Master of Work-T. +. Burke.
Keeper of Records and Seal and
Master of Finance. j. Murphy.
Master Of Excheauer-S. l.. Alters.
Master at Arms-William +. Ivens.
Inner GuArd-Ben F. Hogan.
Outer Guard-M. HI. Sexton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
Cyclists VIII Race.

The Fourth Of July will be cele-
brated by the Rock Island Cycle club
in q series of grand bicycle races,
which have been arranged for the
afternoon at Twin-City park. which
has been provided with q recon-
structed track. There will be eight
contests, the winner of each receiv-
ing valuable prize. One mile nov
ice, quarter mile open. hall mile
open, one mile open, 2-mile handi-
cap. one mile for boys not over 16
years old, one mile county cham
pionship. Smile handicap. An ex-
hibition of fancy track riding will
also be given by Adelbert Head.
The event promises to be an inter-
esting one in which the surrounding
cities will participate. the railroads
having offered excursion rates for
the occasion. Entry blanks may be
secured of c. A. Spencer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-19
At MCCabe'S

Half the pleasure get from is the comfort of
wearing reasonable clothing pleasant evening
porch parties"
right. So we buyers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-19
Oficinas, San Francisco 81
Fl DiCtamen Universal

@ los Senores Medcos sfnteSs ual al emdo hab
b1en conocido DR. Don EMANo ZARAGozA de la Facutad
Madrid Inferno de los Hospales de Valadold M9dico Ttu
de Bayam0n, Puerto Rico, quien sigue:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-19

GRANDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
D1os.-Cuando ell empobrecimiento organi-
CO aniquila el cuerpo y ell espiritu, sc i'm
pone devolver al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza y vigor; de ah1 la indication espe-
Giaa del "vano Cordial de CeEsbrjna 5egsi%d de
eminentes como Ell ''reconstituyen mas
fEpoderoso y el vitalizador" mas rapido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-19
THE AMERICAN GUARDIAN ASSOCIATION
SOCIEDAD sEGUROS DOTALES NINOS
CAPITAL-CHICAGO ILLS. E. u A.
CAPITAL $4,000 600 (DOLLARs)

Las bases de esta
NOS la Isla de CUBA
anc &
benehcio
caducdad
aqueos
plen Ell
adorac6n ha prudente caclos
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Bids lor Atlanta Exposition Build
ing. }Howgato Trial.
By southern Associated Prcss.

By Southern Associated Prcss.
WAsHINoToN, January - Bids
wero opened at the Treasury Ue.
partment to day for The construction
ui the Atlanta (Gn.) Exposition
building. There wero twenty bids.
ranging from $69,9l to S27, 44B, the
lutter, that Of n. w. McAfee, of At.
lantu, Ga, being The lowest. Io
will probably be awarded the con
tract.
Judge McComae TO day heard
arguments on the question whether
The three NOW indictments found
against Capt. Hcwgate, X-Chief OF
the Signal Service, for forgery and
embezaiement, are bnrroi by the
statute of limitations. No decision
was reached.
Tho Withdrawals Of gold from the
New York sub.Trensury to-day for
SHIPMENT to Europe aggregate
$1,000, 600. This reduces the gold
reserve in the Treasury to $Sl, 600, g.
QUO III round numbers.
The debt statement issued this
afternoon shows net increase in
the public debt. less cash in the
treasury during December, 1891, of
$;il l.320.17 Tho interest bearing
debt Increased SlU,025, 100; non,
interest bearing dobt increased
Sl25, 600, and the cash in the treas-
ury increased SS, S29,0
The balances of the several clnsBes
OF debt at the close of business De.
cember 3lst, were: Interest bearing
debt, S679, 163, l90.
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, Sl,S25, 500; debt
bearing no interest, 1888, ,3i5.
total, 81 ,UG4, 24l,27
The certificates and treasury notes
offset by IN equal amount of cash in
tue treasury outstanding mt the end
OF tho month were $500, 134.IuI, n
decrease of SIG, 1875. 739.
The total cash in the Treasury
was S1S2, 75i, ,2S0, The goll reserve
was $SU ,2ii,4I5. Net cash balance
sol, ,O93, l35. In the month there
was decrease in gold coin hnd bars
of 81, IA, ia, the total at tile close
being Sl39, G0a.S64. OF SILVER there
was decrease OF $767, 0Ol. OF the
surplus there was i'll National
Bank repositories SIC, l97,1l9,
against $lG, 729.473 at tie eud of
the preceding month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Packers i:,c ted.
By Southern Associated Press.

Il CHICAGO, January 2,-1he pacl.
ers and shippers of cattle and
dressed beef for export IN this cit '
were much alarmed to-day to read
OF the latest embargo action Of the
European authoritlos, the closing of
Antwerp to American beef. They
were indignant and determined to
protest against the embargo as m
outrage, nh well us vital blow Mt the
cattle raising industry of the coun
try.
y They declared that the snear soho
dnle III the Wilson bin was
responsible for the closing of the
continental ports, and that the
pleuro pneumonia excuse was only q
snbtcrfnee. All the live stock ex-
changes III the West Will take con
certed action for the purpose of pre-
valling on Congress to bring about
hy legislation removal OF the EN-
bargoes,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

Quent requests for adjournment are
made 10y the two Chinese ENJOYS in
order that they may consult with
him, the japanese commissioners
VIII probably refuse to proceed iur-
ther unless these REQ quests cease.
WAR NOTES.
New YoRK, January "A Herald
special cable dispatch from Shanghai
says: After defeating Gem Sung at
Neu Chwang. the Japanese contln.
ued their mrrch, without occupying
the foreign settlement of the city.
This they did in Difference to tho
wishes expressed by the Foreign
Consults Mt Neu Chwaug. Gen.
Sung barely escaped being made II
prisoner.
One hundred breech leading field
guns and several thousand new rifles
have reached Tien Tsin overland
from Chin kinng. They are dcs.
tined for the e1uipmcnt of
Wei Taching's troops at Shan Hal
KwaDg.
A serious rebellion is raging at
hinchow tn the north of the Gulf of
Pechlii. Total Tau has been dis
patched with 1000 tof Lii Hung
Chang's troops 10 quell the insur.
rection.
The Censor, Au Wei Tsin, to.
gether with ten other officials of
high rank, recently peached the
Empress Downger on the charge of
using undue Influence upon public
affairs. Au Wei rein has since been
punished for his temerity. A fort
night ago the Empress Dowager
caused forty lnslles ench to be given
to two of the imperial concublnes,
sisters, named respectively Chin and
Chen, for the offence OF Offering
their advice TO the Emperor.
LoNpoN, January 2.-Tbe Central
News correspondent in Shane hal
telegraphs: 1.-The Chinese Govern
ment continues its negotiations here
with Europeans for money aud
munitions Of war. Maxim, Nor.
denieldt and krupp have been ap-
pronched for arms, but the results
ere not known.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
COAL OPERATORS.
Resolutions Resisting the Breaking
of Prices.
By Southern Associated Press.

'''ooNifNob russ
PITrsBuKG, January 2.-The rail.
road coal operators association of
Tue Pittsbnrg district held meeting
to day and passed the following:
"RcSOircd. That it Is the sense of
this meeting that wU hold ourselves
III readiness at any time to meet
those responsible Tor tho breaking
down of Tho scnle OF prices agreed
upon at the Columbus convention,
lor the purpose OF readIustiug tue
prico to such bnsls as TO bring
about one price for mining through
out the district. Until such result
is attained the lowest price paid ut
competing mines must Of necessity
be tho price paid by all the mines Of
tho district"
At the meeting it was shown that
tho 69 per cent rate hnd been slat
tered throughout the district. more
than seventeen paying 81 conts IA
ton. over dozen paying 60 cents
and not II few paying So cents. 1t
IS altogether probable that on Mon
day next majority of the opera
tors will post notices ordering re
duction To % cents or lower.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
A HORRIBLE STORY.
An Old Man Gives Boy $500 10
Commit a Murder.
By Southern Associnted Press.

MEDonA, n. d., January "A
horrible story was told last night to
the coroner's jury concerning the
death OF Ed Severson, who was shot
at Mark Wadsworth's ranch Decrm.
ber 2lst. Fred Hochma, n bright
lb.yenr-old boy, who has been in
custody for several days, suspected
oi the murder, has made partial
confession To Clerk of the Court
Foley. Before the corouer's jurv
he made clean brest of 1t. and
said his employer, Wadswurth, TOOK
him nj early dawn to the barn and
promised him $500 to shoot Sever
sou. lie told him when to pull the
trigger and the deed was done. The
story was dramatic and told hy the
boy accurately and clearly, but he
burst INTO tears when the climax
vas reached. Wadsworth himself
followed the boy and denied the
whole story. Wudsworth is partially
paralyzsd, and the boy Gays the old
man could not pull the trigger him-
self. The prosecution believes il
has found motive in the claim that
Madsworth owed SeversUn money.
Wadsworth is under nrrest on the
charge of murder.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Hh"ted 'n,on ,,cn,h ssuir.
BY Southern As5o cla,el rres4.

DEFIANCE, o., January 2.-On the
Maumee river, Just east ot this city.
ihst night Henry Clemens, aged 2G,
amt Miss Lille Diels, aged II, we've
skating on the Ice near the luds
pendence dam when they skated
INTO Hn open spnce. There were no
witnesses to the drowning, bnt sew
eFai girls who were skating near
heard cry and splash un,. hurry
lng to the spot saw broken place
Ill the thin contiug of lee, which
covered The open spnce. They pnye
tho nlnrmA and III less thnu a hnif
hour the two bodies were taken tron
the wnter. The young coupe were
to be married III the nenr tnt,,r.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
E0rcicncrs EeIOt.
By Southern Associated Press

HAaLEToN, Pa, Jan. "a riot
between Mngyars aud Slavoniaus
took place at Sheppton last night,
in which one man was fatally iEjur.
ed, dozen others dangerously in.
Jured and two women stabbed.
Their names are Joseph Hundykn,
fatally stabbed in the abdomen; !;
Mrs. Andrew Lefnnky. stabbed in
the breast; Mrs. Mary Lynoia. arm
laccrate6; Steve Kodak. stabbed in
the shoulder; Michael Mandure,
skull fractured.
The names Of the Others are not
obtainable. About seventy men
were engaged in the riot. The fight
started at uoilmGn's Hotel, where n
number Of uniformed Slays had as
sembled after n parade attending
the Greek Church dedication. The
Mngyars ridiculed their gnrb md
the fight followed. Fifteen persous
are under arrest.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
EXCELLENT MILL SHOWING
Standing of the South in Mill
Construction.
NORTH CAROLINA LEADS.
Report Of the American Wool and
Cotton Reporter on Mill Con-
struction. Two Hundred and
SiNty-threc New Mills
for 1894.
Bv Southern Assoc,atea Pros,

BoSroN, January 2.-The Ameri.
can wool aud Cotton Reporter, IN
Its semi annual review of mill con.
struction throughout the country.
TO morrow will give some interest
lug data. During the past Six
months, tho Improvement IN tho
general business situations has been
fouected III no uncertain manuer in
the undertaking of tho construction
OF a large number of textile plants.
Ia tue first six mouths of the wear
1874 the number OF new mills was
us, IA wonderful showing consider
ing the condition of tho business
world. Since the middle of the
year the construction OF no less
than li7 textile plants hnve been
undertaken, an increuse of thirty.
one ns compared with the previous
Six months.
The record for the year is 263 new
mills as against 279 in 1898.
1he now mills commenced during
the first and second halves of tho
year 1893 are as follows:
Woolen, first six months. II: seo
ond SIX months, Is; cotton, I3 and
5S; knitting. 81 and 3S; silk, l3und
8; felt. > and |; miscellaneous, 10
and II. Total, ll6 for first Elk
months and l47 ior second slx
months.
The Southern States mike very
good showing III the number of new
mills underiaken during the latter
portion OF the year. However, New
York and Pennsylvania lead with u
each to their credit. Next comes
North Carolina with 16, then South
Carolipn with IA.
The record by States for the
whole is as follows:
New York, 3S; Pennsylvania, SO;
North Carolina, 26; South Carolina,
%; Georgia, 10; Massachusetts, Is ;
Maine, il; Virginia aud Rhode
Island, s each; Texns and Uonnec,l.
cut. each, the remainder being di-
vlded among the other States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
ARMENIANS DESPERATE.
Governor Of Btis Assassinated
Murderer Suicides.
Bv Southern Associated Press


LoNDoH, January 2.-The Morn.
ing Post hears from Vieana that
iahein Pasha, Governor of Bitls.
has been essassinated by M Arme
man, who committed suicide before
he could be arrested.
Letters from Armenia say that the
Armcnians are desperate and ren,iy
for almost my violence. 1t Is said
that the Governor of Esin recently
summoned conspicuous Armenians
to warn them of n threatened kur
dish attack, and to advise them thnt
they must prepare to defend them
selves, as he could do little for them.
The Armenians tried to obtain
arms as he advised, but found great
difficulty IN getting them. The
attack was made; the result is not
known.
Turkish officials are saId 10 be con
Iscatlng letters right and lett, hence
IT is hardly possible to get unbiased
accounts of eveuts IN Asia MiuOf. 1t
was announced officially In Copstan-
tlnoplo to-day TINT acting upon IN
formation from an Armenian rrIest
the authorities in MuOsh had seized
"a great quantity OF Revolutionary
literature. Three Armen!ans who
attacked the lnfOrmer have been M =
rested.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
AGAINST DANCING.
Hot Words From Rev. Father Stick.
Of illinois.
BY Southern Associated Press.

PANA, ILL.,, January 2.-Rev.
Father Stick. who last summer gain
eu notoriety by publicly nssalling
Protestants, said to his parishioners
yesterday: 81 have memhers VINO
will not rent pews because they are
too poor, yet they have money to
get drunk twice month. wish
they woald get drunk tonight md
lay out doors ami freeze TO death.
There are members OF my congregn
ton who allow their daughters to 20
to high toned balls and dances in
full dress no dress ut all. Only
indecent Catholics. Protestauts,
horetic go to suoh places"
lie said i'll palmer VOID, that he
wished from the bottom of his heart
the girls who went to these dances
would be rniued and addei: II
wish every poy or young man who
attends these places would become
diseased aud rot. aud then the Gre
alton would soon he extermipated
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
tn sppnririon 90 tho Vtr.in.
Bv Southern Associated Presy.

PRAGUE, January IA peasant
living near Braunau, Bohemia, re
Gently declared that he had seen an
npparltion Of the Holy Virgin in the
DcrenGruud forest. HIS story was
believed generally outside the town
md hundreds went daily to the spot
who're the Virgin was said to appear.
To-day several Thousand persons
made tue pilgrimage. They were
met IN the forest by crowd Of
scOilers who ridIculcd the peasnnts
story and eventually provoked the
pilgrims TO violence. 4 riot follow
ed. GeudGrmes seat out from
Braunau were unable to restore
peace. After several charges they
fired into the throug.
Although ten men we're wounded
the two mObs continued fighting.
Several hnudred turued Oh the gen.
durmes eventually aud drove them
from the forest. Troops have been
ord d4red out to dIsperse the rioters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
LIZ istoucernin. i.cttrr Curriers'.
By Southern Assoc ayei pross

WASIINGroS, January First
Assistant Postmaster General Jones
hnj issued nn important notice TO
postmasters ut free delivery offices,
which directly concerns carriers.
Among the specifications OF the or
der IS one prohibiting carriers from
remaining at their desks or IN the
working room OF the Office during
any iniervn! or "swiug' between
trips OF during tho dinner intervals !;
nor must they remain III the post
oiiice alter reporting from the last
trip ni the day. The performance
OF clerical work by carriers is nbso.
lntely prohibited, while among other
provisions OF the order is one that
men detailed exclusively in coilcc.
ton service should not he allowed
To enter the work TOUm OF the Office
except to deposit their collections.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

BY southern Associated prcss

LANSING, Mich, January 2 The
kepnhlicnui in Legislative caucns
here tins evening placed IN nomina-
ton Senator james Mcmillan for
the long term as United States
Senator from Michigan. The nomi-
nation means election ns there Is
only ono Democrat In the LegIsla-
tire. Ihe short term nomination
VIII be nude tO.mOrruW nYeulup
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
& NnimnnIc t.r.t

TACOMA, WASH. II have use5
your Simmons Liver Regulator and
can consclentionsly say it is tho
King of nll Liver Medicines. |
consider 1t medicine chest In
itself. '-Geo. w. Jackson. Your
druggist sells 1t in Il powder or
liquid; the powder to be inken dry,
or made into tea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

Did you ever have l,000 in YOUR
pocket at ono time? You can have
1t II one particle Of cocaine can be
lonnd III Tho Newest Discovery. &"
ior ext. of teeth, no pam. n. y.
Dental Rooms only ,lG2 Main street,
Ennes. Eunes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
BUST Isccciycd.

y new lot of gents calf lined
wiuier tan shoes at 81. Ask to see
the wet weather shoes, the only one
OF the kiud III this market, at III. }.
Madden's. 306 Church street, neirly
opposite Wood street.