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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
6affmable bel ben Gsfimos.

Sem autbentiiten Beri6te zines enes
lii1en Horbpolfabrers entnebmen mir
foIssnbe 8sidrsibuns zines @aitmabIeS
BEL ben gsfimos: ,Den erften Sang
bilbete Elm 2lunpen Sufammeneefrorener
Slide. gang friid aus benz @afer se'
Bosen, ipie bic Natur iie siebt. @ir
saeten anfanss, inbefien, UNI uniere
@irtbs nidt 3u beIeibisen, badten mir elm
Stid bon bieiem @eridt ab unb bersebrs
ten ss mad benz 8eiipiele Der @insebores
men. Stun fam ber stpeite Sang: 8wei
Wdnner bradten Elm Brett nit elmer
sriinIi6en Wafe, tpie i9 na9ber ers
fubr, baS nod niht tpiebereefdute WoOS
aus benz Wasen beS &inbes, tpel6es unS
su @brsn bate fterben mIien. Den
Srauen munbete bisie Spsiie iebr-lie
itopften iie, nit Balfi8iped sepirst,
banbpoapsiie in ben Munb. Den be.
iastsn Sped. tpeIden bic Dame bes
Saufes feIbit ibnitt, fonnten mir beim
bsfisn @iQen niht persetren, 10 ipbttiid
unS aud uniere freunoIidsn 8irtbsleute
oafiir anIaben. gIS bas 9riinseus Der.
tiIst mar, fubr bic Dame NIT Der tnodis
gen Sano iiber bas Brett, itedte bann
Dieie Sanb 70 tief tpie m6sIi6 in ben
Dumb, tpobur9 bas bel uns sebrdudlide
Baiden eriest tpuroe. Stun parb &c.
fodtsS Seebunbs uno @~aIroBHeii6 auf
oaS Brett eeleet, unb penn aud oaS
5Ieiid better su Soblen an uniere SiiBe.
ais our Speiie fir u~nisren Wunb seeiss
net mar, 70 aben mir bod bapon, mas
uns bic fat perlorene I9tune Der Glide
senoiIen tpieberseipunn. Damn fam Elm
barter @esenitanb, bet in @IrfeI ses
idnitten unt 10 bersebrt ipuroe; er
idmedte mad &afao uno tpar-WaIfiIhs
baut. 8enntbisrfeii6 unb @alffd'
saumen bilbeten bas DeHert, benn Der
2ebtere itebt bel ben gsfimos in bemieI.
ben &ange ipie Der 3uder bel uns.
Sober bon uns bate bel bieier WabIseit
So 9funb Sett unb SIeiid su iid &c.
ncmmen". Chacun a son govt, bod
mas Der Bauer nidt fennt, has ibt er
ni9t, unb uniere raffinirten 2ederbihen
limb anberer Qrt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
zWte fommt eS cenn 70

50 frast Der Buffalo oIf~Sfreunb",
unb inbem er bic Sra9e in Ha9ftebenoem
beantpOrtst, fniipft er bic foIeenben bes
abtenstperiben Bemerfunsen an:
So, tpie fommt eS benn, baB in ben
SdpiBbuoen Der StGbte 2auienoe bon
Naoden fr6bnen su Wo9enlDbnen, bic
taum mebr gu elmer anitdnbisen 2ebenss
baltun8 ausreiden, uno baB bic Rad.
irase mad Arbeit in bieien ,@eibdftsn"
oaS Aneebot INNER nod bel Weitem iibers
iteiSt?
QBie fommt es benn, bab iid Sunberte
um e,ne pafante Glerfteae beperben, bic
bod an lrbeit uno @ebaIt faum einen
Gebens. Beirut fur elm iunSss Mao4en
bietet
limb aqes Dies, ipdbrenb bic 2Iase
aQssmsin 1T, bab Mabden fur Sausar.
belt 70 iebr eeiudt iinb. 2bbne bon
pD9entIib 81 unb IS tperben eeboten,
UNI WaO4en fir 8eiOrsuns pes Sauss
balies su 9etpinnen. 9abei 8oit uno
2oeiS uno IN jeoem seorbneten Seim aud
cine eepiiie Witslieoibaft am Samilien'
Serbe nit allen Sesen Der SdusIidfeit
unb nit aaer nbtbiSen Sorbereitune fur
ben einsis natursemaben Beirut bes Weis
hes. uniere Wdb4en baben bic 8unit
oeS Waidens, 8ueels unb &obens per'
lsrnt unO aud ieOe SUIT basu perloren.
Sine title bauSlids Irbeit, bel tpeldei
iid bic sarten Seiten bes Srauens Gbas
raeterS entfalten, ipie Blumen i'm Sons
nenibein, 1T nidt mebr nab benz 8e'
ibmade unierer Ibhter. SIM bfsnts
lI6en 2sben fid Gag fur Gag su beps'
gen, elm SametterItnss'D uiein su fib'
rem, baS ideint msbr mad benz SinnO
Der beutieen peibIidsn Sussnb su iein
Die AbenDe fret su baben, iabraus
iabrein, bic SUnntase los bon ieper
BflI6t Su perbrineen, baS bis4en 2obr
auf YuB uno Staat su pertpenoen uni
ni6t in 8eriihruns su tommen nit Sim
oerpfese, @ai6suber unb 8o6ofen
b.ss 1T oas SbsaI Der NdS4sn boz
beute.
gbrentperibe I~uSnabmsn eibt 70 ia aud
bier, unb mir eonitatiren germ, bab ginis
einem 8ebpte brinsenper 9Hi6t entipre
den, tpsnn fie iid Der arbeit aubsrbal
bes Sauies untersieben. Iber 8esel il
bod paS gbenseiaste.
Die sIeide grfabruns MAIDEN gIterl
auf Dem Sanbe, bsren SDbne ni4ts ipeni
ger Iieben, alS elm ibpai1bes 8auern
lebsn. Staff in 9otteS FREEZER Natu
ii6 benz 2anbbau su tpibmen, Sera I'm
Sinn an Der f~noipenben Slitbe, an BE-
r~eifenben Srudt su Iabsn, sieben fe e
Dor, in bic nabe Stabt su ipanbern, be
4rbsitsmarft su iiberfiaen uno in ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
rDeAiel,

Gs siebt I'M 2eben Der Srauen eitte
Peripoe 5tpiiden benz 30. unb 55. Sabre,
tpelde Elm bebeuteubes @reisnib In beren
griften5 bilbet urb einen srosen @infuB
auf berer Slid unb @eiunbbeit ausibt.
Dieter 9uitanb sreift in elmer gang beion,
bers nieberi6ln9enben @eiie bas aarse
Rerpenipiteni an unb ba bic Sunttion bes
Mageas, Der Sober, Nieren unb bes Ser.
sens ausi9lieBli9 bur9 bas ipnipatbe.
tiide R~erpenipitem f~ontrolirt tuirb, 70 1T
Cd leidt erfldrli6, tuesbalb Srauen tpib.
renb bieier Beriobe iOpiel burb bic &ranf.
beiten bieier Oreai,e 81 leiben 6abeR.
Or. Scoop fano, baB 2eben u1b Rraft
aIf Reroenftdrfe beruben unb feline Gr5net
-@ieberb er TELLER 1T eine neu eHts
bedte Mebi5in, ipelde bieie 2eiben beilt
bur9 bic gintpirfung auf BITE Rerpen, ipelde
oteie Drgane fontroliren uno mo- bie nria4e
bieier 2eiben 5u iudben III.
9ieie Nr5uei 1T cine anerfanrte @pbltbat
fur leiben6e Srauen unb stn geriu6 tptrb
foIdes betpeiien. 81. g p's .giebers
hertelIer@ if fein -Rerbtnes nit mel
Gem Ramen gtftise Rerpenreismittel beSeih.
net ueroen uno tpelde getp6bnli6 bas 2etoen
nur ueritdrfen, ionbern Cd 1T cine WebiSin bic
5ur Rrdftigung rno @rndbrln9 oeB gei6tudhs
ten Rerpenipifems beitrist uno baburd bte
eigentliden l1riaden oes 2eibens e~ntferut.
Su Gpothefen ober franco per GIpreB fnr 500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

briten unb Sterilization int aIddIiditsn
Sale gu idpiten unb su i6affen su 2bbs
men, bic faum Elm ae%quibaIent iinb fir
bic Sru6t ibrer Mrbeit auf Der beimis
i4en Sarm. 9lber bas Ieidte 2eben Der
Stabt III es, bic llnsebunbenbeit unb
8ersnfisunsSiudt. mas ie bonn gItern.
bauie tp%esnimmt. Sem Fadernben 2idte
Der INNER mebr ii6 fteisernoen @enub'
iu9t fattern iie su. iebr gum nnfesen Der
Voltsipirtbi6aft uno beS Wobltanbes in
itdbtii&en @emeintpsien. Ser gntp5I.
terun8 oes 2anbeS entfpribt bic nebers
bblferun8 in u~nieren Stdbten. Sierin
liegt, oieI mebr aIs in Der ginipanberune.
oas nnbeiI u%nierer !3eit unb bic @efabr
Der 9ufunft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
@ober ftammt pas 9ef,it.

Iuf foIsen6s Meiie briid. bas ..Qetp
gorfer 1asbIatt" feline anii6t iber bas
Deisit i'm 8unoeSfdabe aus:
uDas Defsit i'm 8unoesidabamte
itammt ausiGlieBli6 aus elmer Queae
Cd fommt bon ben tauIenben bon unebrs
liden, bur6 Weineibe ersatterten 9ens
iionsanipriden. 9aS 9efiait belief iid
fir ben Wonat Qpril auf SO, 7O4, 854;
eS mar alfo tpeit iber bic Dur6nitts.
bbbe. peIde i'm SiscaIiabre ls93-94
ungefdbr 3 Widionen betrua unb in bic.
fem Sabre, peldes am 20. SUM- su @nbe
8ebt, auf ettpa 81. SOC. 700 per Wonat,
alio i'm 9ansen auf ettpa s54, DOC, 900
bere6net ipirc. SIN gpriI purben ALIEN
fur YeHiionen Sll, 986, 083, alio nabesu
aDblf Wiqionsn Dollars a~usbe,ablt
unb in ben sebn Mouatsn bes laufenben
5iscaliabreS i'm 9ansen sll8, $50, 1874,
pdbrenb fi6 baS DefSit in berieIben
Beriope auf $45. 247, OO6 belduft. Da
baben mfrs alto 3isbt man bic let.
tere Sunme bon Der erlteren ab, 70 Der.
bleiben s73. 033 1888, ODER nod INNER
$50. DOC. 900 mebr, als mir Dor Der Isbs
ten republifaniiben MISUNDERSTANDING
fir ebrlide Bsniionen ausbesabIt baben.
SeIbtoeritanoIid iinb aud mir for bic
B%eniiontrune Der alien Solbaten, bic
ourd ben Sireerfries inpaIio obsr gans
uno gar ertperbsunfdbis setporben finb ;
fir bic bat aber bic republifaniIde Bars
tel unb oaS Bolt binrsiHenb in ben
3ipanSis Sabren ban 1866 bis 1885, als
gum eriteu WaIe tpieber elm bemofratis
i4er 9rdiioent ms @sibe Saus einsos,
seior8t. Hod i'm Sabre 1887 betruaen
bic BeniionssabIuneen nur S64, 584, $40,
uabrenb iie i'm SiscaIiabre 1892 so,
aIio i'm lsbten unter Sarrifon, auf $685.
l55. 343 anfdpUIen unb iid isbt auf Der
SDte bon idbrIi6 140-15O Wiqionen
Dollars baltsn; Der babe 8etrae,
namlid 70 Wtiaionen. tptirbs binreiden,
UNI ale ebrIiden 8snfonsaniprl6e Az
befrieoi8en, unb uniere Station, iotpsit
bic SsriOrsuns bon 8riesspeteranen in
8etra6t fommt, ais bic nobeIite bon allen
binsuftsaen. Die anbere Salfte sebt in
untptiroi8e Sdnbe; iie in Feline gbre,
ionbern cine Sdanbe fir bas 2anb unb
Te trdst aliein bic S6uIb, bab mir mos
natli4 mebr auS3abIsn als ~sinnsbmen,
oab mir alio elm Defsit baben, ipeI4es
unier SinanSminiiter uitt anbers 40
eeden tpelb, als burd anleiben".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
@ei6dfts.M n3eiser.

Budb' uns aeeicenj.Drudsr.
Grsb. u. @asner, Drudarbtttis bsr art,
In tngliltsr unb btuti6a Spradt, SIT eada-
ipauna apenue, stssniiber BEN 8tnleY StUrs.
@roesriss unr prppiapnsn.
9raubpB s. MILLER (RatfcIsn bon
SsabIs & Stxa), ft6 penn ape.
Gbptu 6. Seal "a eadawanua Aps.,
pas bniibmts @bite SPonss WsbL.
8rtb. 8. @ibmassr, DsIiiateFtn
$50 eadapanna Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
9uter 0erbienft.
Deutide MGnner berIanst
BeIds @iusns inb fd Elm rentnbIss
8eiddft Ju 9riiuosn.

8ir pinidsn. bab Sober. Der obne 8sidaf.
tigurs 1T. ODER feline Sufrisoenitelenbe arbsit
bat. nub bic Bertretuns fur unfsre 8irma ssaen
quite 8sjubIun8 gu iibernebmen piinidt. Der.
trauensboll an uns fhreibt, uro mir tperoen
osmlelbsn unist anerbieten nebft Broben toftsn
fret iberienben.
Wir pinfdeu nur sinsn 8srtrster fur sbsn
9iftrift. msIder nod ni6t bsiest If. Wnn
usnbe fd iofort an Or. 6. 8 edOOp go. 70
Siate Ctr, Raeine, Bis. l7eop
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

Or. S@opp. Bog 9. Raeine. Mis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Neue Mftiem=Serie.

Scr Giti3cns' Saus unb sparsgerein
pirb i'm Wonat @usuf nit elmer ueueu Grit
BON Aftien b~ssiHueu unp bic llntsrssiHntttn
ptresn i6on tsBt 3sitnunstn fir biefslbsn an
utbmsn. Der 8ersin pferirt cine profitable
aapiiaIanIass, bsnn CT bat tets msbr Applifatis.
men fir anleben ssbabt ais sr btffrisbissn
fpnuts. 19,4m
Bran msIee F1 bel:
s 9. 3itsltr, sol &sbar Aptnus,
SEQ. 8. GaierIs, 359 y. Gunner aps.,
Z. j. Suppbsn, St9 Sunitt wv,
u. ". zimmerman, eibtrtp Saa,
6ris Wasnsr, 5ff eada. 2penus,
Dairy I. Barber, $40 Aoams Apenut,
pbsr irssnb einrm Dirtftpr eer @staltaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 SGferei.
GHdtnffrafe. Rahs aNnre

8arme uno falts speijsn FnS su ieSsr Ia.
9ssjett ju taben. 6rifbes Eager fets an
5apf, fouie BeiHs. Giquors unb giaarren.
Die nit meinem SoteI psrbun6ene Bddsr.i
liefsrt elm pcr3iglides 8odlpsrf, une lu.ro,u
aus Sefslun8sn prompt unO bilis beforst.
%rauf S~tetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

sa- Srsb s. 8ibmupsr, $50 2ada.
tpanna Aoenue, bat cine aeentur fir
oeuti6e Samereien iibernommen. Aae
SOrten tusrben beim 9etpi4t periauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

sa- Ma8beburs Saueriraut, 8ismard
Sarinse, Soadnbiide Sdrinee beim 9us.
snb ober SdB6en bel a8ibmaper, SO $40
2adatpanna Npenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
Police Points.

John Mcdonald, residing on Third
avenue between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets, was arrested
last night while in the act of stealing
coal from c., b. & Q. cars. near the
waterworks. Magistrate Schroeder
bound him over to the circuit court
this morning under charge of lar
ceny.
William Doyle was fined s and
costs this morning by Magistrate
Schroeder. Bill had not INDUCED for
several months until yesterday. when
he broke loose and gor on one of those
Indian-like loads. Naturally. Viii
liam is a peaceable old gentleman.
but when he gets little too much
snake-weed extract the clouds of
trouble commence to hover over his
home. Last night Bill made things
so unpleasant for his family that the
authorities had to be summoned to
his home on Second avenue TO take
him in charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
In the Wrong Car.

A passenger ON an up town electric
car had reached her street and wanted
to get ont. The car was full of people
standing in the aisle, and as she thread
ed her way they moved closer together
to let her pass. She had nearly reached
the door when she stumbled and fell.
Another passenger who got out at the
same street had Just left her seat, and
into this the woman who stumbled fell
heavily on her face. She at once rose
and looked for the obstruction and saw
that it was a large sample case.
"a nice idea," she said angrily, "to
put a great thing like that in the mid
die of the car for people to fall over.
I've sprained my wrist striking on the
car when l fell over it. F."
perhaps you think should stand up
and hold it," sneered n man who was
comfortably seated, while q dozen wo-
men stood.
"No, sir; think you should ride in
a cattle car" said the angry woman as
she escaped with her life and looked
daggers after the retreating car.-De'
troit Free Press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

hearers. Brief responses were made
by several of the local members. By
a vote Noble lodge decided to work
under an open charter for the next
60 days, during which time both de-
grees will be conferred at a very low
admission fee. Mr.. Rexdale ad.
dresses the Island City meeting
Thursday evening.
The memorial service conducted
at the Christian chapel in hon.
or of the late p. L. Mitchell,
the church's great benefacfor,
were impressive and attended by
a large gathering of relatives and
friends of the departed. The altar
was appropriately decorated, and the
pew so long occupied by the de-
ceased was draped in mourning and
evergreens. Rev. T. w. Grafton
preached fitting discourse in which
he outlined the honorable business
traits. generosity, and love of
church, which were so characters
tic of the deceased.
The ladies of the Broadway church
have engaged Mrs. Genevora john
ston Bishop. the most noted soprano
singer of Chicago. to give concert
at Harper's theatre, Monday, Feb.
1s. Mrs. Bishop is pupil of Nine.
La Grange, of Paris, and William
Shakespeare, of London. and her
coming will be hailed with delight
by the musicians of the three cities
who know of the remarkable range,
sweetness and rare evenness OF her
voice. She sings with an almost
articulation, every word be-
ing distinctly understood, and this
can be said of but few other great
singers. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Nc
Cabe, Miss Witter and DIR. T.. K. Nc
Candies. of Davenport, will assist in
the concert. The prices of tickets
are but 80 and IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DE-. and Mrs. Eyster Dine the Hospital
Medical STAR

Dr.. and Mrs. Eyster Dine the Hospital
Medical star.
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Eyster enter
tanned the medical staff of st. An
thongs hospital in a most pleasant
manner at their inviting home, 1109
Second avenue last evening. There
were present in addition to the host
and hostess. Drs. Plummer, Craig,
Carter, Barth, Hollow bush. Comegys.
Sala, and Hall, of Rock Island. and
Sloan. Myer and Kerns, of Moline.
After the board had held its regular
monthly meeting, adjournment was
taken to the first Monday in March.
The Feast.
Then the physicians sat down to a
course dinner which was q most
elaborate affair, prepared and served
with exquisite taste not excelled in
Rock Island before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping
with other luxuries. A remedy must
be pleasantly acceptable in form.
purely wholesome in composition,
truly beneficial in effect and entirely
free from every Objectionable quail
ity. II really i'll he consults a ply
stefan; if constipated he uses the
gentle family laxative Syrup of Figs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
A Specfal.

An Overstock of Ladies' Muslin Drawers-they were
SIC, 62c and &c. they are. your choice. 45c.
THEY MUST GO-Fascinators and Hoods we mean
All those which sell for ST. 25 and 81 IS fell in the
way of the price cutter and he has no mercy they
will keep you warm at only 69c.
SKIRTS-The all wool. flannel kind we've been oct.
ting 81 for to Saturday night the buzz struck
the price. and while they last they will be 49c.
NIGHT GOWNS-Form misses, made stylishly and we'll
of the best Tennis Flannel the flannel in them alone is
worth 75c you can have what you want at 49c.
BRUSSELS RUGS-The limitations not the real,
don't look quite well, but then they only one
third much and wear as we
Size 22X4S, SIC.
Size S0x72, CSC.
They're rather cheap at these prices and you ought
to secure a few.
BLANKET BARGAINS-Better investigate
REMNANTS-The remnant tables will be centers of
attraction Tor bargain hunters. The saving is half
often more,
2eCk Dry Goods Co.
nd I'LL Second avenue, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
One Of the Elbe Victims.

LOwEsToFT, Eng, Feb. 5.-The fishing
smack Verena has landed here the body
of Friedrichs Ernst of Madgeburg, Prus-
sia. one of the drowned passengers of the
Elbe, and some mail bags, one Of which
was marked Stockholm" The body Of
Ernst presented a shocking appearance
with the hcnaS clcnched across the chest
and the mouth wide open. The body was
found forty-five miles southeast Of this
place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

Said handsome Tom 10 smiling Nell,
Where did you find that mystic sell
Thst hovers round your every smile,
And would my tnrobir heart bcguils :"
Quo;h laughing Mel, 'You silly Boz,
In Soz, don;.-;hs c.esm 4 jy."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

Fair today, probably followed by
light snow tonight or Wednesday
growing warmer. though the temper
ature will be zero again tonight
Today's temperature. zero.
+. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

ida Peters, S years old, was shot ana
killed by Almaf Buckcimiller. aged II,
with the >nupass' 2nloaded pistol at Chi
caSQ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
Common Sense

Should be used in attempting to cure
that very disagreeable disease, ca
tarrh. AS catarrh originates in i'm
purities in the blood. local applica-
tions can do no permanent good.
The common sense method of treat
ment is to purify the blood, and for
this purpose there is no preparation
superior to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
MCIntyre-ReCk Dry Goods Co.
Sole AGENTS for Buuerick patten-tbe hes. in the world
Very Busy

Invoicing but not too busy to sell lot of goods From
time to time, as we come across stocks which need
reducing. we shall throw out choice merchandise at
Deeply Cut Prices. and good many people will
cure desirable articles very cheap.
Throwing away Jackets at 9sc-it seems a shame to
do it. There about 80 in the lot, but they in
our and they 60 9sc Prices have been to S.
MAGIC figures will cause revolution in the Cloak
Department this week. We made the price for Satur-
day only but it good thing that it goes this
week also:
Any Jacket from s14 to $50. 1898.
Any Jacket, from IS to $11. $3.50
Any Jacket, from 81. so to Sc. S.. IS.
There is an end to the quantity, and early corners
will get the persimmons.
WE GOT STUCK Eiderdown Flanne,s this year.
that's the reason willing to let them out at
these prices:
75c fancy Eiderdowns, SOC.
4Sc plain Eiderdowns, 274c.
No one will deny that these are cheap
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05
You can save

six cents a can by using the
new HOrsfOrd'S Baking
Powder, because it requires
less quantity than any other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

Hoods pills cure constipation by
restoring peristaltic action to the
alimentary canal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-05

THFsR no npERFvl lENsES

1uESe 10 n0ERFul lENSES
Are the result Of years Of scientific exper.
imenting and are now placed. owing to
thing heretofore produced in this line.
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resignation rumor. Mrs. .ires hs mn
happened to mention to q friend
that she intended taking the Secre.
tary away for rest, in order that
ne might get a chance to regain his
health which has suffered on ac
count of his hard work during the
winter. That was enough. 1t was
telegraphed in every direction, that
owing to serious difference i'm
opinion between the President and
Secretary Gresham, the latter would
resign. There is no difference in
opinion between the President and
Secretary Gresham. and the latter
has had no idea of resigning in tho
immediate future, although Mrs.
Gresham would like him to do so.
and has, it is said, exacted prom
Use OF him that he will resign next
winter il his health. is not better
IMAM IL 10 now. But there is little
doubt that rest will bring him
around all right. That he thinks so
himself was shown by his arranging
to keep the Washington apartments
occupied by himself and Mrs.
Gresham right through the coming
summer, which he expects to spend
here, as the foreign complications
are likely to make 1t necessary that
either the President or the Secre-
tary OF State shall always be in
Washington. and the President ex-
poets to go to Gray Gables early in
June.
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CRANEsvILLE, April |, 1895.
EDITOR ARGUS - wish to stat g
IN the columns of your paper that
the article appearing in the Journal
OF last week, in regard to me dis.
posing of my dry goods store to
Mr.. Lew Metheny, was both
groundless and misleading. | am
well satisfied with the community.
and have come to stay.
The writer in the same article
complains of some one slurring
some parties at this place, and in
the next he accuses me of telling
large tales Of thrilling adventure,
which he says | inherited from my
grandfather, Meshac Browning,
whom he well knows was not nv
grandfather, and he also Ia we'll
aware from tradition that Meshac
Browning was not man who ex-
aggerated. We would advise him
to be more cautious and not handle
the truth quite so careless in the
future as in the past.
A. @. BRowNING.
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