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The herald., 1896-09-30

LOUIS F. VETTER.
Announces himself as a candidate for NOM
ination as mayor, subject to the decision
of the Republican city convention. Octo-
ber 8, 1896.
The herald., 1896-09-30
r os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK.
23O N. Main st.

J. e. Platter, Pres. II. w. Hellman, v. Pres.
w. M. CaSwell, Cashier.
Directors--I. w. Hellman, j. e. Platter.
Il. W. Hellman. ]. w. Hellman. Jr.. W.
NJ. Caswell.
Interest paid on deposits. Money to loan
on hrst-class real estate.
The herald., 1896-09-30

All prices Of wallpaper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom. 1924 South Spring street.
Call tel. 243 for ambulance. Kregelo
& Bresee. Sixth and Broadway.
The herald., 1896-09-30

Wedding invitations or announcements
either printed or engraved fine quality,
reasonable in price. H. M. Lee & Bro,
lac N Spring St
The herald., 1896-09-30
cECURITY SAVINGS BANK
Northeast Corner rIa

T. r. SARTORI,.....,... President
MAURICE s. HELLMAN. ..Vice-PresideEt
w. D. LONGYEAR.. Cashier
Five per cent interest paid on time, per
evenings from Z tos oc
The herald., 1896-09-30

Maximum temperature. rs.
Minimum temperature, Sd
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
iss ou GERMAN SUGAR.

l So0ss B- - Very sweet m,r--, ,,- ..
iouisians Pisnters-
inc Boston Herald of April 3 con-
taiped the following interesting letter
srom Mr. George 3rickett, the well
ksow1 tariff writer of Lynn, Mass:
Under the heading "Sugar Industry
!" Danger" in your paper April I, the
secretary of the Louisiana Sugar and
op'ce exchange is reported to- have
sisted 10 the ways and means commit
Zee mat Germany is contemplating in
eressing the bounty given to exporters
of agar. aud he therefore asked that
'"e duty on German sugar be in.
creased.
lie said: Now, bv virtue OF the in
creased bounty on that wei~ht of SUI
sar-Soo,O0O tons-our treasury would
lose i4-loO cents per pound, or 81. SIS. =
w. Our producers would lose 49-IOO
cents per pound on some 77OOOO. 900
POUNDS or SS.772, 600, loss to the
country of SIS. $40, 600
AS the duty on sugar is ad vaIorem
tne loss TO our treasury of 1l-iOO cents
PR pound could come only by lower
price In sugar, but such a loss TO the
treasury II not loss TO the country. 1t
not being paid into the treasury is
hands of the people.
Inc loss TO our producers of 4o-1Oc
ccnts per pound must also come from
Ao~er price. IL our producers of sugnr
were selling their production to foreign
eountr1es, II would seem advisable for
congress TO do all in it's power TO sus-
tain the high price, but if their pro-
auction rs sold to Americans, such n
ROndlllnrl iS
shoeuakers.
IL shoe makers and others should buv
sugar from our producers at n price
shat would show n saving of 80, ~. 600.
such a saving Is not a loss to our conn
Try, as the secretary of the Louisiaua
SuRar exchange declares 1t would be
. loss 10 sugar producers but a gain
70 shoenakers, etc, and our country
would he just as wcalshy when shoe.
makers distribute their own carvings
as when portion of the earnings are
oy law transferred TO sugar producers
to distribute
Sugar some day may be produced by
electric bees, as ordinary bees now pro-
duce honey, in which case the Louisi-
ana Sugar exchange might ask the
committee OF ways and means to pro-
vide way for exterminating the smear
r-f'dSsing bee. IL is apparently afraid
tnst the Germans are willing tn do In
part what the electric bees might do
completely, and it is quite proper that
every body should know the nature of
the exchanges demand.
Although it NAV be an off wear for
tariff discussion, there can be no harm
In knowing that tire Louisiana Suyar
n-lx In l,.
cue shoemakers and others from retain.
ing in their pockets one half cent on
each pound of sugar they buy. The
reason given for asking such a law is
this; The sugar producers of Louisi- ,
ana vant that half a cent
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04

Does your business pay without
Advertising Advertise and it
will pay better.
Advertising is the life of bust
ness.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04

We favor the edm ssion of the tar,lt ,ries
OF New Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma
INTO the union as Stats and We favor the
eariy admission OF all the territories bay.
ing the necessary population ana resource
!. ehtitie them TO statehood. and while
they remain territories we hole that the
meals appointed 20 admin ster the gov.
eminent of any territory together with the
Hfs tr1c' Of Columbia and laska should he
coma hde residents OF the Territory on dis
r'c' ~ which Che duties are to be H. r
'"iiiod The Democratic party believes
"a nome rnle sn that all public lands of
w" United Sites Shou'd lie appropriated
:" the establishment of FREQ homes for
american citizens
w" recommend that ihe territories of Alox-
IN oe granted a delegate In Congress and
tn"t the general land and timber laws OF
10" United States be eytended 20 said ter
Inc Monroe doctrine, us originally de.
clared and interpreted by succeeding
presidents. as 4 Permanent part of the for.
e.gn policy of the United States. and must
"' MI Tunes be mainttiDed
we extend onr sympathy 10 the people
OF Cuba In their heroic struggle for lib.r-
" and independence.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
a single Narrow Idea.

Devotion to protection, narrowing
the republican party down TO "A single
idea, before which broader views are
dwarfed, furnishes the full explana-
ton, the Boston Herald Gnd.) thinks.
Tor the present condition Of the repub-
lican party Everything must WELD
TO the tariff, and when everything does
yield, II leads the nation TO care COM
paratively little for the character of ito
presidents; the capacity to pronounce
the protectionist shibboleth more glib
~ overcomes talent. character, and all
the qualities that fiji n president TO be
the pride of the nation. Such is tv,i-
cal republicanism now"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04

Devotion 90 MchinI-yt-nl horn of tn. ID,
1ressa.. OF i.a... aAr.,...

Devotion 90 Mchini-yt-m horn OF tn. Dis-
! treSs~s or i'sr.i times
There Is cause for the marveliny OF
the anti McKinley bosses over the Me
kinley tidal wave which is sweeping
over the repu blican party. H. is a
craze for which no reasonable explana-
ton can be offered. -Four wears aVo
Mckinley was condemned almost as
vigorously by the repu blicans as by
the democrats. Members of his own
party admitted that he was n ''on,-
idea extremist who could not be
trusted to direct legislation. McKin-
leyism was universally execrated as
the cause of most Of the woes into
which the country was then entering.
The democratic campaign, directed al
most wholly against the Mckinley
idea of protection, resulted in a land
slide.
Now this sentimentin the republican
masses is reversed. Mckinley is hailed
as the deliverer of the country from
the pinch OF hard times. His name is
associated with prosperity. Repub-
llcan leaders who attempt to combat
the uprising are driven 10 the wall.
The Mckinley worshipers refuse to
listen TO reason. Their devotion is
blind and fanatical
The truth Is that the blind devotion
to McKinleyism is founded on a delu-
sive hope of fiat prosperity. born of the
distresses of hard times. The McKin-
lev worshipers cherish the delusion
that in some mysterious way McKin-
Iey's election will cause n complete
change OF Industrial and commercial
conditions. In the current language
OF this belief the wheels of factories
and mills will begin TO turn, cold chim-
neys will smoke, trade will resume and
labor will find employment at good
wages" As one of the republican
bosses said with n sneer, five minutes
after Mckinley is inaugurated the man
who has goods TO sell will yet 80 per
cent more for them, the laborer out OF
employment will get IN offer OF lob
ut high wages aud the man who had a
dollar will find two In his pocket"
reason Is overthrown In n craze of
this kind. All that wise men can do is
to await the inevita Ole disappointment
which will re-establish her sway.-St.
Louis Republic
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04

Ripans Tabules assist digestion
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach
Ripans Tabules cure constination
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
GROWTH OF AMERICAN WOO,
The False Claims of High ProtectIonI.,. ~.
20 the WIlson Tariff Exnnanh

1he False Claims of High ProtectIonI.ts as
10 the wilson Tariff Exposed
Inc Mckinley organs are claiming
that the repeal of the duty on wool
mas caused II large reduction In the
number OF sheep in the United States
As proof of their assertion thew ouota
from a recent report OF the department
or agriculture, which shows n decline
OF about 100000 sheep during the
year 1898. as compared with 1894. This
n alleged TO have been wholly due to
the Wilson tariff, and the wool grow
ers are urged TO vote for protection
and restoration of the duty on wool.
While IL is true that there has been
falling off Ia the mum Der of sheen
during the past year, it is not true
that the decrease was caused by the
Wilson tariff. The business depres-
sion which prevailed throughout the
country in the last two years of the
mckinley law was chiefly responsible
for the low prices of wool and mutton
which led to n reduction in the wool.
growers Aocks. The revival of busi-
ness which followed the adoption of
the tariff Of 1894 has not vet had time
TO bring about the better condition in
edly como with the rapidly increas-
tnx demand for wool. If trade and
manufacturing are left undisturbed
by high tariff ayitators, the American
sheep-raisers will soon be more pros-
porous than under McKinlevism. To
show that the number of sheen in anv
one year does not depend upon wool
duties, it is only necessary to give the
official figures during certain wears
when protection was in full force.
Thus In 1884 there was in the United
states 5o.626, 900 sheep. In 1887 there
were only ii, $50. S14, and by 1899 the
number had fallen to 10, SOS, O79, a re-
duction from 1884 of over 8, 600 600 win
some high taxationist explain this
great falling off while there was n
heavy duty on wool? Why did Ameri-
can sheep-growing decline 80 rapidly
under the alleged stimulation of taxes
on foreign wools2 If il is free trade
which has caused the decrease in sheen
during the past year, what caused the
greater reduction in years of repub-
Ican protection?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
NOTICE.

WANT every man and woman IN ~. vr-.
: sates interested in the Opium and Wh1sS Su
n naoles 10 nave one OF my books on these de,
Eases; Address Il. NJ. Wooilev. AtIanfs Ss
nox SS2, and one will be SEM yon free Ss-s
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
For Farmers to THINK or.

Inc - or 81 ton added to the price
of steel by the great trust which now
controls all the steel works Of the
country will make the farmers tools.
implements, wagons, ETC., cost more
tnan they do now. Protection enables
the trust to raise prices II Mckinley
is elected president the duty on steel
will bs increased and the trust will
put up prices still higher. How will
that help the farmers2
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04

The iron ore trust protected of
course) has decided to mine .. 900. oOo
tons less ore this year than last season
IN order to keep prices so per cent.
higher. This will throw thousands of
miners railroad employees and ship
ping hands out of work. and tend %
lower the wages of those who will he
helps labor. '"rin
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
TO HORSE OWNERS.

ror putting horse in fine healthy con-
aauon try DIR; Cady's Condition Powders
iney tone up the system, aid Digestion cure
,uSs o' appetite, relieve constipation, correct
new life to an old or over-workeJ horse u
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04

ohamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
is unequalled for Eczema, letter. Salt
Khe1m, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, CRapped
LANDS, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eve ids
For sale by druggists at % cents DER box
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-04
Their Wages Raised.

The Ellis & Lessig Steel & Iron Co.
lately notified its employees of a raise
OF wages in every department of ten
per cent The change, which went in.
to effect on April /, will benefit
over 500 men. IN. Y. Times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27
MAine's Neanest Man.

A wealthy resident of York county
lost his wife few weeks age. Her i'll.
ness was prolonged and no doubt ex-
pensiye. But that was the poor woman 8
misfortune. not her fault. However.
her thrifty husband cheered the final
weeks of her life by regularly sitting
down by her bed each day and detailing
how much her sickness was costing
him. striking a trial balance for the
suffering wife's benefit every day. At
last she died-the doctor, who knew of
the husbands singular methods Of
cheering sickbed, said there was no
doubt about it-and while sho Law in
her coffin the bereaved spouse, deep in
theaght, picked up one Of the dead
wife's shoes and carefully figured ON it's
sole with bit of chalk the sum total of
what the sad affair had cost him. This
grievous statement of facts is solemnly
made by the Bangor Commercial, which
congratulates the woman ON being dead.
How about the man-could he be auv
deader?-Lewiston journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27
Paderewskrs Daily Life,

Paderewski rises. as a rule, about IC
O'Clock on days when he does not give q
concert or is travelling, writes John ].
a Beckett in The Ladies' Home Journal
On days when he is to play in the even.
ing he rises at 1. By way, Of morning
meal he takes q cup Of coffee or tea
nothing else, not even a roll or morse]
of bread. He practices usually for five OF
six hours each day on piano which he
has sent to his room in the hotel as soon
as he arrives in city. When he has an
afternoon concert, he does not practice
at all, however, and if the concert is an
evening one he devotes only two or three
hours to exercising on the keyboard. In
order to strengthen his fingers he PLAYS
only five finger exercises.
Like prize fighter who is in train
ing this musical athlete devotes himself
to systematic course of gymnastics for
strengthening all of the PHYSICAL DOW.
ers which are called into play BY his
performances at the piano. Those long,
slender. piano fingers are put
through their PAGES until they acquire
strength, flexibility. agility and staying
power. His magnificent technique lis
not maintained without this constant
fostering and lubricating of its springs.
This little band of five faithful servants
which each hand commands is in tenure
to wrist like steel But his arms also
have to be strengthened. For this pur.
pose he employs an apparatus which he
designed and had made himself. What
this is he knows and nobody else
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27
The Wind Engine,

There seems to be no question as to
the practical utility of the new though
crude wind engine which is now
coming into use in some parts of the
west. According to the description, it
resembles the paddle wheel of q stern
wheel boat. with shaft - to ii feet
long, 10 to Is feet across, with six or
eight arms. The lower half of the wheel
is shielded from, the wind, SO that the
air acts only upon the upper vanes. A
crank upon one end of the shaft con-
meets with the pump. Power can be iu-
definitely increased at any time by SIM
ply increasing the length. The wind
acts upon this sort of paddle wheel from
all points of the compass except two,
and it seems to require no governor,
but simply pumps more during a storm.
No tower is provided for, and it is
placed SO that the radial arms will be
clear of the ground. One of these wheels
now running in Kansas is stated to be
81 feet in diameter, 81 feet long, and
has eight fans. The largest water wheel
in the world is said to be an overshot
wheel in the isle of Man. It is 72b
feet in diameter, 8 feet in breadth, with
crank stroke of 10 feet, and gives zoe
horsepOwer.-New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27
Brides and Perfumes.

In the matter Of perfume" said 9
florist, II have learned the importance
OF what seems trivial thing by cater
ing to the tastes Of brides. When wo
man is going to be married she is strung
up to high pitch of nervous excite
ment, and IN extra Whit Of perfume
will sometimes cause her to faint.
Don't put in any flower with an odor
is frequently the instruction get for a
bridal bouquet. This is the cause of the
great demand for orchids, expensive as
they are, for brides flowers. Even the
subtle. hardly noticeable perfume of the
lilies of the valley, which are charming
for shower bouquet, is objected to by
some
In Paris orchids, and orchids alone.
are used for brides bouquet, but such
boquet as they make there. duplicated
here. would cost over 500. We general.
~ manage to put in small spray of or
annge blossoms in every brides bouquet.
unless expressly desired not to do so.
but the chief place in which orange
blossoms are used now is in the newsna.
per accounts of weddings. The reporters
conclude that brides ought to wear or
ange flowers If they don't Bride roses,
white and scentless. are popular for
bridal flowers. but lilies of the valley.
unobtrusive and delicate. slipping ont Of
their little green sheaths. with few
orchids grouped with them. to give the
whole form and character, are in ex.
quisite taste. New York Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27

Withdrawn in order 10 provide her with
her simple trousseau. leaving this sum
OF el0O which her guardian had given
her, advising her to place it at once for
security in her husbands hands. Janev
had not DINE this; she scarcely could
tell why. She spread them ON the table.
the nine notes, the 10 napoleons Of shin
ing French money. A hundred pounds !:
she had still the 10 francs which made
up the sum. She had spent nothing.
There were even the few coppers OVER
for the agio. She spread them all ont
and counted them from right to left, and
again from left to right. Nine e10
notes, 12E French napoleons-or louis,
as people call them neutrality-suspicious.
elO0. A hundred pounds is large sum
in the eyes of girl 1t may not be much
to you and me, who know that it means
only ten times elO, and that SO goes
like the wind as soon as you begin to
spend it. But to Janey! Why, she could
live upon el0O for-certainly for two
years, for two long, delightful years,
with nobody to trouble her, nobody to
scold, nobody to interfere. Something
mounted &c her head like the fumes of
wine. Everything began to buzz again,
to turn round, to sweep her away as on
a rapidly mounting current. She put
back all the money in the pocketbook-
her fortune, the great sum that made
her independent-and she put back her
things into the bag. A sudden energy of
resolution seized her. She put ON her hat
again, and as she looked at herself in
the glass encountered the vision of a lit
tie face which was new to her. 1t was
not that of Janey, the little governess
pupil; it was not young Mrs. Rosendale
1t was full Of life and meaning and en-.
ergy and strength. Who was it? Janey:
Janey herself, the real woman, whom
nobody had ever seen before.
fro BE CONTINUED
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27
Publication Notice.
STATE % ILLINOIS. t..

SnATk VI ILLINOIS, t,s
In the Circuit court, May term, isoo. In chan
Gerry.
Porter skinner, complainant. ', Be,sev Row.
nolds. John II kcy solds, Ben Reynolds, Elisha
noils and Mi, hs Reynoids, Jr. execntor undc,
the last viii and Testament Of klisha r Rey.
nolds. ~. -
Affidavit Of non-rcsidencc OF the defend.
ants, Betsey Reynolds, John II Reynolds, Hen
keynslds. Elisha y Reynolds, Jr, and Elisha p
Reynolds. Jr, executor asder the last will and
Testament of Elisha r kcynolds, ST, implcaIcd
with the above named defer dante, Lucs n Chan
non and Amanda y Rcynold., having been rled
IN The clerks Office Of the circuit court OF .sld
county notice Is therefore hereby ven 20 the eaid
nun.rosident defendants that the compl nj
HEEL his hill 81 compliant IN snid court, on the
thsne.ry side thereof. on the 9Th day Of fcbsu.
airy, isav. and that therouton asu,nInons i.pued
ing, rocturnablc on the first aav Ct the next say
term thereof. to-wlt: On the fourth day Of May
neft. ~ IL BY law required. Now, unless you the
SAD nou-rcsidcnt defendants above named, Bet
sey Reynolds John u Reynolds. Ben Reynolds,
Elisha Reynolds, ", and Elisha r REYNOLDS
Elisha Reynolds. ST.. shall personally he and
sppesr before the said eircuit court, on the fret
DAY % tho merit term thereof, TO he holden a.
knch Island In a'd for the said county, on the
fourth day IN Nay. rext, and plead. answer
or dcmur 10 the said complain nt's bill Of
eompl,in;, the came aud the mater. and thing,
.hcte,n tharved aud stated will bs t,sen as con-
t-scu, aud decree entered against YOU accord
ins 70 The prayer Of said bill.
GvonaE ". CAMILLE, Ccrk
hoeh Island. rlinois, FEB. q. 1870.
OspoNaE LrNDH.
DuSuAN & FosrER,
HAS q BrvoRD,
ComplAinante solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-27
Publication Notice.
STATE or ILLINOIS, [.
HDrH ISLAND gorNyy -.

siaIo VT lilINOIs,
Hsk ISLAND COUNTY.
County court OF Rock Island county. 10 thu Nav
term, A. ID. lsp6. "
Chirss schneider administration OF tho estate n,
olaf a. Anderson, deceased. ". Louiss Ander-
son; rcr anderson, Charles Anderson, Em,I
anderson, les schroeder. Christina " clch Ne,s
J. Nelson and Julieite l.udlns,on pe,,ior - Iii
real estate TO pay debts.
Anfdavit Of the non residence OF Emil A,s.,.o,
and Julietfe Ludngtcn, defendants abov, narn,a
county court of Rock Island county no,;co 'i ;s
hereby given TO the sid Emil Ander~ou and ILL.,
cite Ludingtcn tina, the said plsinfif. Chsrle.
Anderson. deceased. has dlcd his pctition IN ~.
said county court OF Rock leland county for an or
der tn sell the premises bclongirs TO the estate Of
said deco assd, or % much n II may be needed
To pay tn debts Of tsid deceased, and c,.crtS.S
~ follows, to-wit. beginning a. the portnea.,
corner OF The south half CSJ of tho northeas,
quarter cal OF section number nvo go in town
one ~ west Of the fourth Vth) prircipAl merid-
ian' thcnce s1uth ON section line h.iy ,s0) feet
and pSis nfs ons s ssS
ic,t' thtn nee east one hundred and twenty -ef9h,
us feet; ihcree north nfv ,;o) fces 10 the
pa, 81 eseinnins, ressryine "Trip twenty.
section lines.
Bcirs the prsmi.ss Known and described a. 10,
n,t Two - in bloch number dftccn lfsD In
vtIana Ceiid scdttion TO the city Of Moline, -
a.eHhs,ed on the recorded plat sfsaid ajaisiou
, IN tne ecutty % Rock leland and state Of
l,ino,s. aod that summons has been isrucd out
~ N,sft ssaiu-t you. rctrfrabie Af the April
TERM. a. ", isS. OF ssid court to be holden the sth
Jay Q, Avn, A. ID. iss. o; the court houee In
hsSs .sana, 70 kccs leland county. i.nois.
" - you. Tire said Rmil Anderson and
seneue Ledinrton -hal personally BE- and app<as
bcforc the sad coun,y eru,t 81 Rocx Isisrd
"n 'le a'-t day ofs term thereof 10 b koi-
s ."s e,art Rouse in the city Of Rock lsl-
A. D., fssS. and plear. sn.wrr q, dsmu, 70 re
ua .omp III ants PETITION filed therein, the esne
sna W nsuer and itirrs therein charged and
eta'ed VIII De taken a. coufe-eed, and decree
raid bill. ~ 49, S'-'e'~ '
Roek Island. March 5. isos
JACKSON urssr, Voaylairsn,. s.ite,,or,.