davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1895-01-21

action. He had hoped on Saturday to cable
the young Hawaiian republic that the
American people--who made and unmade
Presidents, who made and unmade Secre-
taries Of State-were profoundly In SYM
pathy with .ts struggles. He had hoped
this message would go by the vessel leav-
ing San Francisco today. He asked an i'm
mediate vote.
Mr.. Mills Texasnobjected to such speedy
action. ie D
"Then give inetiee," said Mr.. Frye, that
the resolutionnwilb be advanced by every
possible meansf from this time forward.
THAT is what we want" said Mr.. Mills.
1--WE want the resolution fully debated.
Nisnrn qua Canal.
Mr.. Morgan rose TO insist that the Nicar-
aqua canal bill had the right of way. the
morning houri having expired.
Mr.. Frye added to his previous notice
that he wouldI call up the Hawaiian reso-
luton tomorreW... ;,:And." he continued, in
response to Mr.. Chambers suggestion that
the resolution might lose its place, we
will then be strong enough to take it up. "
MIR. Cockreu Mo) called up privileged
conference report on the deficiency BILL and
Mr.. Hill addressed the Senate against the
action Of the conference in striking out his
amendment restricting the -interrogatories
to be asked by officers collecting the in
come tax.
Evening star., 1895-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs Moore Schley, No. 50 Broadway:
Evening star., 1895-01-21
Range of the Thermometer.

The following We're the readings of the
Thermometer at the weather bureau today:
s m. ::5; . pm, A. maximum, 10; mini
mum, %.
Evening star., 1895-01-21
GIVES 1T UP.

m. bourgeois RenOunces His Effort to
Form Ministry.
PARIS, January 21.-M. Bourgeois has
renounced the task of attempting to form
a new ministry.
Evening star., 1895-01-21
Grain and Cotton Markets.
GRAIN.

Cotton and grain markets reported by W. B.
Hibbs, 1421 St., representing Hubbard, Price q
n, Work.
Evening star., 1895-01-21

An English Jockey Dead.
NEWMARKET, England, January 21.-
Fred Barrett, the jockey. is dead.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

aus ben fiir1tltt6en @efplg16often orgefii6ri,
Die bel1te mei1ten8 ber16pQen ftnD; mda9e,
nie Sager, Grailsbeim, eSyanetptb, 8ranben@
burg, Settler, bliiben nod in Mm,rtfa frrt.
Mir glauben nt9t, baB Die @iirttemberger
bpr 285 Sa6ren 70 reid tparen, GlS unIple
@o1lb's, 8anberbtlt's pber Ntor's, dbet
&penn cine biefer Samtlten etnen IpIden
0D63ett8auftpdn0 n1d@en unb nD6enldng
5000 bertttene Suite unter6alten tpplte,
70 niirbe btefeS i~ebenfaIs mebr MufTeben err
reget1, alS iene groBartige S9tpabenhp45ett
0amals erregt 5u BADEN 16eint, Die Ser
fu6e bes bieDeren @brpnt5ten, Wdgiter Set=
finger, ben Stammbanm Der t0er30ge ppn
Miirttemberg unb Sed auf Nrmtatlts unb
Sbuisfo 5uriid gu fiibren (ben Moban f4eint
man 1910 nt9t mebr gefannt 5u 6a6en),
finO geraOe3u ein3ig. Sci iener !0odaeit
tDaren Die WDrte bon Mug. Gopti9 nod
pabr: r9a briet man gauge gtillDer, es
itr0mte Der SiiGe 6prn unb ieber OnriPae
i90pfte fi9 8ein aus REDEEM 8orn."
Ser breiBigid6rige @9aufpteler Sobn
8igelop unb Die bilObiibf9e fiinfuno3lpan=
3igidbrtge S6auIpielerin Mmp Shin iinb in
Der Mobnung Der 2eBteren in geen Oprt
nit chamber ben 2iebestpb geitpr5en. 8etm
Sprengen Der 3biire bes @ema@s bot fi9
Elm 59reGlt9er Mnblid. 9a lag 8igelon,
Der ieinem 0afetn burb einen &epplperz
f4uB in Die re4te S4GGfe Elm @nOe gema9t
bate. guf Dem 5uBboben an Der entgegenz
geIeBten Seite bes 3immerS lag bic 2et9e
Der S9aufpielertn in elmer 2a9e BON 8lut,
Del4es bret Wunben i'm &Dpfe enttrDmt
mar. 8tgelotp bate tbr pffenbur nit ibrer
GtntptQigung, aus etnem GeDolDer bret &uz
geln in ben &opf geiagt unb 6ann ft9 Ielbft
nteOergeftredt. Cine &ugel tpar benz MGbz
9en bur4 Die re9te S9lGfe ;n'S @ebtrn
~gebrungen. I'm 1etner Sadie Ii9er gu Iein,
f@ererte 8tgeloD bonn anI9etnenb bic 5pet
petteren S6iiHe ab, BON ipel6ea elmer bic
94auiptelertn iiber, Der anbere unter benz
ltnten @uge getrDffen. On benz @ef9trr
d1tf Dem Sit DE mar 81 erfennen, DdB Dos
Paar matchmaker &affee getrunfen bate.
&ur5 5ubor mar 8igelop, Der in einem Gns
oeren Stdbttbetle pobnte, etngetrpffen. Nmp
Shin ftanb 5ulebt i'm Engagement bel Der
nSpfep6 0ondrb Co., tpel9e berfloiIenes
Sriibiabr i'm Netp gorfer Star G6eatre"
baS Stiid v&pfebale" duffii6rte. sic 19ien
felt iener 3eit ni9t mebr beIhGftigt GENE
fen gu fein. MnD bate 3mei G6neFe~
Ndmens 2ouife unb Marp ,ebenFaGS @9auz
fp%teGertnnen, tpe19e bieier Sage Elm engage
ment in erie antraten. NGe bret @6ipez
ftern tpobnten teBten @ommer unb @tnter
in Der @p6nung %beiIammen, po MmD i6ren
tragif9en Sob fanD. Die 2%eBtgenannte
mar, na9 Nusfoge Der 6ausbdltertn, Elm
rubtges, nettes unb febr baus6dIterii9e5
MGb4en unb bat INNER febr piinftli9 tire
Mietbe be3dblt, 8igelop mar Elm @o6n bes
friiberen Mapors BON Morrtstomn in Nep
Serfep. @r bate iub, na9bem CT cine suite
Gr5iebung genpfen, Der 8ii6nenGaufbabn
3ugepanot, uno mar 3ulebt in SDbnep
9reps 9eieuf4aft in tIeinen HOuen Be-
19GfttQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
2n berleiben.


N eIo ebne 6 % m ftDu n. - Cine eroBe Suulme
" fam 5u 6 Pro5. gelieben ioerben, ebeuIo 8etrdge
SI 5 utb 5H RrO3.; 8au=9arIeben sum 9egenlp6rtigen
&urIe; @Dica9oer Sruuoeigeuthlnt. S. 9. Stpne & So,
2O6 &oSoIe Str. l9ioneM
SRpr9et 9eIb auf 0iamonteu, ubren, SupeIen, Sunss
~ baltungssWtDbel uno YtauDs BON Der q. 6. BoloDin
Soon 60, 4. Slur @Bicago StoG gr6anae s@sbduos
&aiale uH0 @aibin9ton Ctr. 18oQlS
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
eS=0Ett3e

Jre1nbeu uub @erlpanbte1L Die trouriee @oGritbt, baB
nerito9, ben Is. Ntdr5, Nofmittogs l ubr inn alter BON
So Sabren nod i1pereut 8eibet iQnft inn Serrn entI9los
nbr 3admitta95 bonn Srouerboule 1869 Wttlipaufee
Noe, ans nad g9oIbbeint. I'm fti1e Sbeilnabne btts
ten bic tefbetriibten Stnterbliebenen.
5t01a 5Itie Peters, 6ottin.
Spbn 9eters, 9pbu; Annn G99ers, 9tt9te; Socob
S9mibt, S9pager, nebft Sobter; Sobu S6mibt,
S9tpager, nebft 5rou unG 8inbern.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Ornnoetaentlmml


On oerfa II: Sine &ot25x125 on Sdool ctr.
~ nabe 9tpr6 Gbicago 5diBenpart, fir ben biaigen
Breis oDn $500; $500 Otortga9e t6nnen pbne Soften auf=
genpmmen Deroeu ober iteben bleiben. @6reIIire: @i=
9e1tbinler, II 100 Staats3eitung. 28rnabatu
. uperfoufeu: abenspopA. Ste 16DnTte
~ @de in Steier bnbl1en rnb b~Iibenben 8orfta0t.
maier uHo Seluer in ben 5traBeu uno bte GtraBeH 9.
plaftert. &a9e: Glib unb Sitfrout. megeu 8reis unb
tpeiterer Gusfuuft fpenbe man iIb miiublib ober ibrtit,
8opce 9uiIbiHQ. 2OHi BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Neue An5eigen.
SOOeS=@ mset9e+

Sreunben rInb 8efonnten bic traurioe Nobri6t,
@roBmutter Sophia 9LIluarf inn sitter BON 50
Sobren, 4 Wtonaten unb 2 SoQen nod lanoerit,
ibmeret &eioe1 an Wtitttppd, ben 27. M6rs, gtafz
mltto98 ubr 80 Wttu. ionft int Serrn ent16lafen
ben 81. Wtdr8, 0ormitta9s II nbr bonn Sronere
Aaufe, 1873 9a1ton Ctr, aug nocb benz gDncorbta=
Sotte8oder. I'm titles 8eileib bitten Die ttefbe=
trilbten &lHber:
bertha, Wtlbelmtne, 9tugufto uno &oroltne gms
mart, SD6ter. Wtaria uno Ntario @Ifport,
S9mtegertD4ter; Sobann &riiger, &uguIt @flou,
nno geter &lalen,. S9pie9eri6bne. &nbpiQ 9Rie.
tOp, 8ruber; Srieoertta Gietotp, S9pG9erim.
29m32t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
&nff INN 0nnis neinflt.


(Fin 9err iubt rubiges 3inmer IN geiunber Sage ouf
" Der g%toroIeite, lDomDglid in Der Ndbe oes &lHcplH
4arts, nit iOber Obue &Oit. Sfferten: " "a
2sms3t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
gu fanfen aeindt.


On taufeu 9siu9t: SOfort, cine %Inbebaute CUTE
~ Sei9dfts=Gde IN Cafe @ietp nit elmer In5abluHg
bon $1,000 6aor. Sfferteu erbeten inter:
29us9t w 50 9taatS etuug.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Tnrnfrm


On oerfnuten: &ranfbeitsbalber biliq, cine in
y euten 8etrteb ftebenoe 20 Ader Sorm in Wtidi9of
init gutter @ebdupen unO allen ubtbt9en 9~erdtbi9aften
@br. + 3 Staatsstg. 29ma3t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
SpSeS=Mmaefae.

5reunben unD 8etanuten Die ~trourtqe gad5rt1t bar
nleim 9eltebter @otte SObt @ops am 5reitag. ben
20. Wt6r5, 9tabut. balb 3 ubr int glitter BON 81 Sabren
g1ng fnbet am SpHntog Tim 2 t6r yta9mittogs pDn Der
WalbtuQton Surnhole, 2l06-2l08 81. @Iorf=, Gfe @roce
Str. mad 6roceloto itott. Inn itiue 3Detlnabme bitten:
bic betribte Satin OSDInlte 8ook unb Gobn,
nebIt S6poger uno S9pGoerin.
Srouerhous: 937 Seminary NDe. 1tu1o
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Wniifaliihe Snitrnmente.

. u perfoueu Concert : 3itber, pradtnoaer
- Son, btaig. 8. NtueIer, So 8ebber Str.
1n527, S0uap1
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

NIeTonber's SebetmpOtt3eisM gentuA
~ 3trnmer 9 9taotsSeitlne 8og, 1895 Sittb @oe..
brtu9t irgenO ettuos in @%rfabrung auf priDafem Meoe.
unslhdli9e @beftanbsfdue unterinht unb gepslie g.
lonmeIt. Ollie fEdne BON 9iebitoDI II. Gdppinhelei inter.
iu6t unb be SnuIoiaeH sur 9Rehen16aft se5ooen. SIN ia
genb toeI9en 9erle9enbetteu fommeu sic gu uns. @eieb'
ttber 0fotb frei. GoHut. often bis II uBr 0lttt. 17mi1St9I
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
2u mietbett aeIn6t.

On mtetben gefu9t: Gum l. Ntai fir cine re
~ fpeftabIe SSontiIie ELM 9ouS nit Sarten Doer 9ta1eni
plaB Dor Der Sbiir III nn9enebmer Nadbari6aft III oel
Stobt pber III eIuer Ieibt al errei5enoen Yprftabt
MtietDe nlbt itber $25 per MfDnat. Sfferteu erbeter nu
ter II 33 StaatsS eitung. 23u57t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

Siermtt bic b~etribenbe gta9ri8t boB unier Iieber

Batter
grtFnrtdJ 8ttHe,
Ian9i6brtger &trdenbiener Der ct. 9auIs=&irdhe, ON
Otdr3 i'm Bitter BON So Ja6ren uno 5 Mouoten fonft
nnb ieli9. enti9lofen tit. 9os &eibenbegdngntB finoet
ltatt an Sonntag, ben 81. Wt6r5, I'M 2 ubr gQGmtt=
tags, BON Der ct. BaNs=&irbe, ga SaGe uno S6io Ctr,
na3 @uu6erS &ir9Dof.
GatOltne &inteI, seb. gttue, @omiSe gttae,
3bdter. @tn. WimfeI, @Gtptegerfpbn, nebft
gnfeln. 2StI0e1un Jrebie, @9pa9er, uebit
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
W6hentIihe Srtefliite.

Nbtca9 o, 81, 80. WtQr5.
@Gs in bieier Site uueeasioten grisfs, pel6s ni6t
iHnerbalb ;nei Q6o6en, bonn ObeuitsbenOsn Satum eiRs
eeredHet, abQebolt iino, nerben nab Der sSeao 2ettss
Office" IN Q4aibinQton asianDt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
&erihiehenea.


0Dbne, 9totert, Wtetbett, 11leCbte SGuloen oaer Irtel
~ %conecttrt; feline BeSoblun9 Denn %erfOl9lDs. Nuq
Mtueaer, g~ountp'@ onitablsr, &c 5. &ne, 3imHer 8.
2nniIeS
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

e[ran 8eder, bic beribmts Wobriaserin, entbiiat
y auHs aGergenaueIte bic @egeuport uno 3uflnft.
3et9t bas Bib Der 3ufiinftiQen. Siebt @usfnnft iber
%9sftoblene So9eu, @ertbtss uub neutrality-suspicious.
@ntfernt bb1e @iulnHe bur9 Spmpatbie. gtO. $50
@eG1ssStraBe, nabe Ytortb aOenus. Gpre1itun.
ben oub am 6pnntaa. 8otlS
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

gu per mietben: Seine nsue Slots NIT %ntp6ernen
~ Gturl9tungeu nobe Der giIel1= NIB brei &tnieu @ferSs'
bobnen. $40. ~ @roceloub @Loe. 23nn. balu
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

On bermtetben Sine obere Sinterppbnung BON
4 beaen 3tnmeru nebft Ittlc an cine fleine 5anttIis.
ISL bQm 65T SiucpIn @De.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

General Won Verdy du Vernois tells a
pleasant story about the war of 1870.
At Villeneuve-le-Roi he was obliged, for
want Of time, to refuse an invitation to
lunch. A brother officer rushed out of
the house with a ragout. which Verdy
ate with gusto. A few days later the
old Emperor William said to him at
dinner: "That is pretty affair Of
yours. My son has told me all about
it."
"What affair does your majesty refer
to-" asked Verdy.
1t was this: The crown prince had
received the news that two carrier pi.
geons had been caught, and he had or
dered them 20 be sent to Versailles. On
returning home in the evening he found
the following telegram:
Lieutenant Colonel Verdy has just
eaten them.''
They had furnished forth the ragout
at Villeneuve-le- Roi.-Realm.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
Ohio and the Presidency.

Ohio has pretty nearly monopolized
the presidential honors the rcpubli.
can party has had in its power to be.
stow. The record Of that state lately
compiled is as follows:
Grant. born in Ohio. was president
from 1865 to 1876. and wanted the
nomination again in 1880.
Hayes. Of Ohio. sat in the presi-
dents chair from 1876 to 1880.
Garfield, Of Ohio. came next.
Harrison, born in Ohio. was presi-
dent from 1888 to 1892. wanted a re.
nomination. and is again candidate.
Sherman. OF Ohio. fought for the
nomination from 1876 to 1892, and
lost IL every time.
Mckinley. of Ohio. was a candi-
date in the convention of 1892. and
is now fighting like thunder for it
again. 80
The probabilities are against au
Ohio mans taking the nomination
next year, and still more strongly
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
Frenchmen Believe In woman's Ability

Frenchmen are great believers in
women's work, and splendid tribute
to the educational value of women has
just been paid by lie Temps, which
strongly advocates their appointment to
all state schools for boys up to the age
of IL years. The military laws of the
country cause, it seems, an annual dim
mutton in the number of male school
masters, and there seems some danger
of the supply ultimately falling far
short of tine demand. lie Temps sug-
gests this possibility should be antici-
pated by appointing schoolmistresses, so
that young France seems more than
likely to be trained by the gentler SEX
Woman, says this influential organ, is
far better educator than man, and
boys trained by her up to an age when
firm discipline is required are certain to
have the foundation of stronger and
nobler characters laid than when placed
from early childhood in the hands of
men. This is indeed tribute to the
gentler sex.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
SOME of tho rcnubI;can coIon,;,,

SOME Of the republican calamity
organs continue to howl at great
length because trade is increasing
in way that promises to give the
.peoPle Of the United States cheaper
and much better wooden clothing.
During the eight months ending
with August we gained by importa-
tion in exchange for American pro-
ducts i9.000,0O0 pounds OF dress
goods and woolen cloths against only
26,O06.00O pounds during the CORE.
spending months in 1892. As re-
suit the people will be much better
clad during the coming winter. there
will be less pneumonia and con-
sumption. and the saving in the
cost Of clothing will increase the de-
posits in savings banks. Instead of
criticising the democratic party for
passing so benciiccnt a tariff law,
the republican organs shorld unite
their voices in singing praises to
Wilson and his followers.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

HgIE is what Col. Jonathan Mer-
rain. staunch republican and a
member Of the legislature from an
adjoining district, has to say about
Gov. Altgcld: when went to
.SarinStie.! I went with the idea that
Gov. Altgeld was an anarchist, a
boodler and thief. And ] said so.
But when ! make n mistake and find
II out | am ever ready to tell any,
body that l have made that mistake.
When those Doodle bills from Chi
cago were placed in the hands of
Gov. Altgeld said: III he signs
them ! shall say he is just what I
thought OF him. II he vetoes them
| shall say have been mistaken !
know that IL he had signed those
bills he could have enriched himself
to the extent of millions Of dollars.
know where relative OF his was
offered 100000 for $1,000 OF stock
in one OF the concerns. went to
the governor and spoke to him about
the bills. He said: You need have
no fear. There are my vetoes.' l
am pretty good republican. but l
say to You that | am over six feet in
height and weigh more than 200
pounds. and il any p,ap abuses Gov.
AltgelIs honesty or integrity in my
presence he will have to lick me-"
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
adverse to his election IL his name be
Mckinley.
Literary.

The November number of the Forum
will contain an article by the late Prof.
H jalmar Hjorth Boyesen. the Nor
wegian-American poet and novelist
probably his last literary produc-
tion) on .Woman's Position in Pagan
Times" +. w. Box, editor of the
Ladies' Home Journal, has written
forthe November number. too, a strik-
ing article entitled 1.-THE Modern
Literary King"
With the November number Nc
Clure's magazine commences the
publication Of new life of Abraham
Lincoln. which promises to be unique
in many ways. 1t is to contain a
complete series of the portraits of
Lincoln. over forty in mum Der, more
than twice as many as have appeared
in any previous biography, and in
Guiding many important portraits
that have never before been pub
lished.
1t is announced that ex.Presideut
Benjamin Harrison is engaged in
writing series of magazine articles
for The Ladies' Home Journal, in
which periodical they will begin in
the December number. The series
will be called This Country of
Ours" and will consist of 10 articles
and probably more. The papers are
written by General Harrison espec.
tally for women, to meet a growing,
widespread desire on their part to
intelligently understand the work
ings Of our government and the great
national question.
Through the enterprise of S. S.
Mcclure, The ARGUS has been made
the recipient of an interesting COL
lection Of portraits OF Lincoln. 40 in
all, together with one of the father
of emancipation in water color.
which constitute the advance sheets
of McClure's magazine for Novem-
Der. In this number will appear the
beginning Of new life of Lincoln,
edited by John NJ. Torbell, COM
posed OF new material and including
300 illustrations. The work. it is
believed. will be the best dealing on
the life of Lincoln, which is always
fascinating, yet published.
The complete novel in the Novem-
ber issue Of, Lippincott's. I'm Sight
Of the Goddess" by Harriet Riddle
Davis, deals with life ut the capital.
The principal characters are a MEM
ber Of the cabinet, his daughter and
his private secretary, who might
also be called society manager for
the family; the action is chiefly be-
tween the two last. The tale is
written with abundant local knowl-
edge and striking ability. Marjorie
Richardson's "a Romance in Late
FALL" is that Of an elderly spinster,
whose belated objections were anus
ingly yet pathetically misplaced.
The Strike at Colchester" by L. b.
Exeter, was q strike Of women
against domestic duties, and speedily
came to grief. Geraldine Meyrick
sets forth the loftiness of the voca-
ton Of "A Poet" Other in Interesting
serials complete the number.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01


In barroom.near the Grand Central
station there entered the other evening
two gentlemen, closely followed by a
third. The bartender, who had been
talking to companion, stepped toward
the first two comers with the familiar
remark, "What will you have:''
'I'll have glass of beer," said one,
and "Give me glass Of vichy," re-
marked the other.
The third party, who was alone, or
dered glass Of ginger ale.
TIE bartender, more interested in
what he had been saying to his friend
than in the customers he was waiting
on, drew two glasses Of beer and placed
them in front of the two gentlemen.
Il did not order beer, - remarked the
vichy drinker.
The glass Of beer was then placed be-
fore the third party, who likewise re-
fused it.
Finally the drinks were properly ap-
portiored as per order, and the imbib-
ers paid their checks and started for the
door. The bartender had an unnecessary
glass of beer On his hands, which an
noyed him. He threw it away with the
remark, "These cheap people cause more
trouble than anybody else. New
York Herald.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
Two brothers kept a saloon in a

Two brothers kept saloon in a
Missouri town. One OF them went
to Chicago to lay in a stock OF liquor.
When he left home revival was in
full blast in the town, and he hardly
reached the end of his journey when
he received the following telegram:
'Bill; Buy no liquor. Will join
the church tomorrow night: business
is taking us to hell.-Jim." That
night Bill went to hear Robert G. In
gersoll lecture. AS soon rs he got
back to his hotel he sent off mes
sage as follows: Jim: Hold off till
i come; have it from prominent
citizen OF Illinois that hell is closed
Uphill"
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

Electric Bitters is medicine suit
ed for any season, but perhaps more
generally when the languid ex-
hausted feeling prevails. when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has
often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act
more surely in counteracting and
freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache. indigestion, con-
stipation. dizziness yield to Electric
bitters. SOC and 81 per bottle at
Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

The Times-Herald horseless car
riage race from Chicago by way of
Waukegan and return will take place
tomorrow, the character Of the road
way rather than the distance consti-
tuting the test. 1t is said that over
~ motorcycles have been entered
for the race. Vehicles from France
and Germany are among those en-
tered.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
A WITTY Abbot.

Francis of France, being desirous to
raise learned man to the highest dig
mites Of the church, asked him if he
was Of noble descent. Your majesty, "
answered the abbot, there were three
brothers in Noah's ark. but cannot tell
positively from which of them l de-
scended. The witty abbot obtained the
appointment.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
Bucklen,a Arnica salxe.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. letter, chapped
hands. chilblains. corns and all skin
eruptions. and positively cures
piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, Or
money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale bv Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
Piles! Piles! Piles!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cnre
blind bleeding, liberated and itching piles. Il,
aosoros the tumors, allays the itching at once.
acts a. poultice. gives instant relief DR.. VIII
hams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared cnly for
piles and itching OF the private parts and nothlr
slse. Every box is guaranteed. sold BY drug
giss, cent By mail. for 80 cents and 81 Der box.
william. Manufacturing Company. Propricsors.
Cleveland, Ohio. SOLD BY T. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
Praycrful Revenge,

A Puritan preacher named Boyd was
in the habit of inveighins against Crom-
well. Secretary Thurlow informed the
latter, advising him to have the man
shot. He's a fool. and you're anoth-
er, said the protector IN pay him
out in his own coin" He asked BOYD
to dinner and before giving him any
prayed for three hours.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

Gov. CLARKE, of Arkansas, has
shown himself to be quite a scrapper
and that he is possessed Of the pluck
OF the up-to-date executive in insist
ing upon the enforcement OF law in
the face OF every possible obstacle.
even II it should take the entire
armed forces OF the state to succeed.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

The effects Of Mrs. Parnell. mother
OF Charles Stewart Parnell, were sold
at auction the other day. An old
Ppiano which had been in the family
Tor 90 years was bought for a mere
song. Mrs. Parnell shedding tears
because she had to part with it.
Five hundred dollars was the sales
receipts.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

There is nothing better to impart
life and vigor than Foley's Sarsapa-
rilla. Trial size so cents. For sale
at n. I. Bahnsen's drug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HICAG0, ROCK BLAND . PACIFIC
Rsilvay-Tickete can he purchased or bag
gage checked at X l b Twentieth street depot
OF X D p depot corner Fifth svenue snd
rhfrty -nrst street. Frank Il. Plummer, Agent.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01

DR.. Kay's Renovator is certain to
cleanse and invigorate the whole
system. Sold by T. H. Thomas,
druggist.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-01
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