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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
cRUnLrr ~ HORsES.
Left one Horses to Die ~ Agony and Half
Starves Another.


Agent +. q. Taylor, OF the society ior
the Prevention OF Cruelty To Animals
deserves much credit Tor ine aiacIip
which he displays ia prosecuting 'he
hcartiess wrelches who cruelty HialIe"1
dumb creatures.
wednesday Agent Iayior st" nan
i"INtu morse u" 'He ,i'D'' .'''" "i'.,
ANIMATION St" li@' INC ai'i"'. nay a.
open sore ON MS naoh' VINO" WIS De''5
rubbed by the harness ana "Il'n was
proiusely bleeding. the harness isei ne-
ing covered with blood
MI Taylor learned that the horse bee
longed 10 negro man named John bealc.
whose stable is located ia the rear OF
NO. 400 Jackson street. lie went lh'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

I;cmenyi. the Great Violinist. WiiiAppear.
splendid Attraction.

4 splendid Attraction.
Tho Star Course Committee IS certainly
presenting some great attractions this
season. The third number Of the course
proved % great drawing card. The ncxt
entertainment viii take place Thursday.
january Ifh and tine attraction viii he
u0 Joss parsonage than The famous Fio-
liui-t. Edouard Remcny. who has charm
cd the mu-iC-loving world. Mr. kemenu
viii Doe supported by good company
of artists
Tho world is familiar with the name NJ
Remenyi-the most noted OF living violin
isis. Itis said of him that bis reception
iu every country during h.s extended
tour OF tlc globe was unparalleled bN
any musician. living or dead. The enc
tlusiaem over the entertainments hF
RcmonI and his company is not con-
fined 90 the music-lovng people but ls
shared hv many who are seldom interest
cd in music affairs. but who know that
after all-musical or unmusical-a deli
cious treat IS f0rthcomins
only "a deaf man cam SIT 500 front Of
Romonw and not Doe moved hy his music.
Theodore Thomas says. "Remcnyi plays
for both critic and people lie is master
of his instrument. To sings, signs and
weeps 80 an but talks under Dis master
hand" 10 DIS said that Doe usually care
ries with him while on his extended
tours. from twenty-five to sixty violin
bows. DE has nearly one hundred, an
of them of superior quality and some OF
them inlaid with gold. pearl and other
expensive ornaments. lie has recently
added another gem 20 his collection of
noted violns having bought the ceiehrtt-
cd Duke Guaucrians.' owned by IIiil.
of London. paying for 10 $1,000. The
'"Titan" which Mr. RemcuV uses in his
concerts is valued NJ 5000
Ills support is Miss Flora Parsons. solo
pianist. and Miss Florence Adler. so
rrauo. Miss Adler is pupil of the
celebrated Mime Dove Boett. and is said
to have a very fine voice and attractive
manners. The hox-ofhcc Will open for
the reserving of seats ON Tuesday morn
ing next at o'clock Tho entire house
will Doe placed ON reserved seat salc. All
the scats are sold 90 scason-ticket hold
crs with the exception of one hundred
and nifty seats SeasOn-tckot holders de-
string extra seats and persons desiring
TO hear the famous Remenyi, should sea
cure exchange tickets at once. as there
is no doubt that the entire house will be
Sold Remcnyi is a great attraction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

r,o,ne Peitier Goes 90 The Magic CITY to
stand Ills Trial.
Mr. Eugene Potter. against whom, as
published in Tho Times. warrent was
sworn out in Roanoke. on the charge
of f,l.oiv representing the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. was taken back 10 that
ciiv at 1920 last night by Otlccr r. j. IT,.
,rerrv The warrant was issued upon
complaint of Messrs. li'cronymus &
prough. dry goods merchants Of Roanoke.
As has been published. Mr. lcltier was
appfchcudod on Wednesday morning hy
Detectives Gibson and Han. upon request
Of the Chief OF Police Of Roanoke. but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

\ Ball Player Who Was Reported Missing
I. All Klght-Abont lnIoneI lamb.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 7.-sDe-
cial.-Frank Behnc. the ball-player. re-
ported as missing. is living n this city.
aud Is IN good hcAlt.'
10 IS said that the news that Colonel
Lamb is 10 receive the support OK Ar.
Coils Il. Huntington is correct. ANTI
Lamb people are. however. inclined 10 10
very dubious Ia regard 90 u. and DOUBT
that. even II 10 be- true. II Will much
aid the Colonel in his enleayors 10 se-
cure recognition at the hands Of the in-
coming administration. The friends az
Colonel Lamb are jubilant over the -
port. and the correspondent OF Tho Times
was informed that the news Was true
beyond doubt by one who claims 10 have
been cosnizant Of the inner workings Of
tho matter.
The German club Of this city gave q
most enjoyable hop last night az tne
Casino.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

syracuse Lncnmpment Elect New Officers
and Enjoy Banquet.

syracuse linen mpment Elect Ncw Officers
and Enjo, Banquet.
Syracuse Eucampmert. 40 (. Uniform
ci Rank Kniehts OF PyiHias. is COM
posed of as ane set ot men as can
lo got together 9u ans occasion.
Last night WAS the regular meeting
night of Che encampment and because
of the promotion 10 Captain y. Douat 10
tho position or colonel on the star ~
General Dan Turner. Of Norfolk. 20 be-
came necessary 10 hll the vacancy caused
ny his resignation.
Some months ago Captain Donau. who
N4s the first captain or Syracuse En-
compliment. was promoted 10 the position
OF major on the Generals stan huf he
resigned. and returned 10 his place as
captain of the euclmpmcut. and this b.
lis second resignation.
First Lieutenant Il. g. Vaughan was
elected last night 20 succeed Captain
ponau. Second Lieutenant J. j. Heck
was promoted tO first lieutenant. and Mr.
rs. Gratzn0w-ky was elected second
Nrutonlut Elch Of these gentlemen is
popular with his brothers and they We're
Installed boo their new positions Dy Cot
olsl D0ult. SIR George j.. BONden Is
i-D0rder. aud Sir h. y. sprager. treas
urer. Of syracuse EncamYmenr
S-~eral members were initiated last
eight after which the encampment pro-
ceeded 60 tho banquet hall OF Nr. George
Dannieter. where most sumDtuous BAN
quot was spread by that well-knOwn ca
terer. and several impromptu speeches
were made by Brothers D0nau. Bannis-
ter. Heck. Vaughan. Gratznowsky and
others. after which the body adjourned
GERMANIA LODGE.
GermanlA Lodge. no. a.. knights OF
pythias. held IT'S annual installation OF
Us nwely-clectod officers last night, and
they were Installed hy the District-Dep-
MY julius Straus as follows. Chancellor
Commander .. \. Meister: Vice-Chan-
cellor. j. Rothschild. Prelate. IL. "A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Mrs r. L. Van Lew went 10 the treas
urer's office. in the city Hall Richmond.
yesterday morning and paid her taxes for
the year 1896. AS is usual on these occa-
slons. Mrs. Van Lew wrote "a protest
against paying the taxes under existing
circumstances. Here is a copy OF the
protest.
Richmond Va. Jan. Z. 1881.
Demand having been made upon me
for the State taxes for the year lsj6. in
the usual form prescribed by law, and
an women having been excluded from
either assessing the taxes or the laws
under which the assessments We're or
dered. j enter INV solemn protest against
taxation without representation
J.. l.. VAN LEW
"rhis Us an annual event in the life
OF Mrs. Van Lew said the Treasurer
"and il will probably be regular thing
as long as the lady is able 10 pay her
taxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
4 Chri,fmas Entertainment

The Christmas entertainment Wednes-
way night 40 park-Place church was at
tended hy about three hundred persons.
Tho proceedings were opened with the
Gloria in EXColsls sung by the school
choir and followed with prayer hv the
pastor. Rev. Or. Potts. a carol. Ring
The JOY Bells. WAS the next item on the
programme. and this was followed by re-
citations by the following: Misses Rose
lid Rrapn, Clara Becker. Lucille Alvey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Lille Becker. Floyd Alvey. Katie Wrcnn.
Leila Lefiwich. and Master Percy Var
borough. Garry Me Back to old Nir-
ginia" was sung by Clinton West. and
Mrs. GINS orphan Toys sang delightfully."-.
There was a visit from Santa Claus.
and presents and sweetmeats We're liber-
ally dispensed. The entertainment closed
with the singing OF "All Hail the Power
Of Jesus Name"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

The old Dominion steamship Company
has had very heavy freight traffic OF
late and in order 20 meet the current
demands The officers OF the company
have decided 20 erect another big freight
shed in their yard facing ON Water street
i'm front OF the dock property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Beck. Master or Work. W. Gehrmann;
Keeper Of Records and Seal q. r. Loehr.
Master OF Finance. e.. II. Wesner. Mas
ter OF Exchequer. j II. Schmidt Mas
t-r-at-Arms. g. a.. Dietrich. Inner
Guard. George Frauck. outer Goard. john
Hoffman Al the next meeting a pleas
ant reunion will bee held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Assistant District Attorney y. r. Wei
forl Jr. Commissioner Henry Flegpn-
be'mer. and Clerk ~ + Peasants re-
turned Yesterday from Alexandria. where
thcv have been in attendance on the ses-
som off the United States Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE
inns pTAR 10 FROM0TE HfCH-
NOND'S PROsPIRIfr.
A Question for Public Discussion Under
the Auspices Of the Chamber OF Com
mercc-Thrcc Speakers.

A
~,.,o.s of tno Richmond Chamber Ca
i'''"''
Commerce was ''''-
al o'clock. Present :. H. bawes
..tf..n s. w Travcrs first Vice
ga. po,.o,s s,,ors ,,co-
li'''' %. ,..,,.,,,
president ana M's'i9' ~ 81 ''"'
Jr.. b. 8. Christian ID. L. '"DcH VIII
liam g.. camp Jackson Guy James l..
.... ID I,rus <
'oi"'"
NJ. Iil'c' b. Do ''''''''
Leon So atefsiti" """ O.. H. -"eil'
directors.
The iec scent reported TO- the nodiu '"e
appointment ol Mcssrs. 3. W. IiAteis
and 80. %. ru.g Go attend Che Monetary
Convention "a indianapolis on The l-th
Instant
Ar S. IS. Ttavcrs chairman oi inc
ioiut committee lor thc Chamber ana
Cieafnr-Iousc Association, reported
thu Ilou. Joseph 3D. Walker chairman
O. thc House Committee ou Hanhlh- ""u
Currency. had accepted thc ihFii'l'" Oh
fh. fvo bodies to address them on tHe
.i,rr.r., question Monday evening. the
1sfn and CHAT due notice would Doe given
....f.-.... ., .,.i.h fh. address would
l.a.u,.r.a
-.,,.. r.fs,.-sslONs.
,t- i..l.-. ,.,.... .n..rman of The spc-
..t ..,.r,iff,.. o4 public meetings DID
.'"' .....a r..f .n. conc
.....I..I imam 10 Would Doe oe-
..t.. t.l, a meeting tn.s month.
,L.I. f,r0f. rofi,. would Doe given.
d.. u.. ai..,,..i.n of tho question
,,.. ,,.'...,,.. ,.n Do ado.tcd by
o... ,.,.,,,,,.f, ID. l@, TO best promote
.-..,..rit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Mrs VIM. Catlin. who has been on II
the residence OF her son on Chestnut ilil.
Is very much better. and IS now at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. X. Z.
Davis. No. 1o7 west Clay street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
CASTo1xA.

The King OF Pills Il Beecham's'-
BEECHAMS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
CASTORxA.
IA az
s.sra,ufs/ y KHHz1ZL cT,;y
a S<t2<ZIX /cZESExZ[ S.asf.i

THE WHOLE STORY Of the wonderful
cures by Hoods Sarsapariiia is soon told.
10 makes the blood ricg. pure and n0ur-
ishing IL cures scr0iula, catarrh. rhcu-
matl-m.
HOODS PILLS act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills.
- cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
CABLE CULLlNos.

Cable, March 21.-Thomas Jack
son and Will j. Lee will be in Aledo
this week as petit jurors.
Rev. B. Edwards is moving into
the Hill property west of the depot.
E. Rathbun. who has been laid up
with rheumatism for the last three
weeks. 10 recovering slowly.
Camp Greek Coal company made
its regular monthly distribution
among its employees Saturday.
Harry w. Hill arrived home Satur-
day evening from Warsaw. where he
spent few days last week on bust
ness.
Who is going to be the next col
lector is q question often asked now
adays. Echo answers Beers, not
beer.
A committee of our citizens is try
ing to arrange for . special train for
April IL on account of the grey
hound coursing at Davenport.
Martin SEWERS, who has been in
the employ of J. j. Russell for some
time, expects to leave soon to make q
livelihood in some other town, but
has not yet decided where he will 60.
The republicans here have already
conceded the election to the people 3
party, and there is no doubt about
it that the peoples ticket will be
elected with an overwhelming ma
jority.
Edwin Moore was arrested Satur-
day evening on complaint of his wife.
He was placed under $500 bonds to
keep the peace for IL months. Fail.
ing to give bonds he was placed in
charge Of Marshal Higgins, who is
taking care Of him at the village
cooler.
Mud don't stop some of the Cabl-
ties from having fun, and lots of il
for the lockers on. Yesterday morn.
ing Thomas Cornell matched him.
self to foot 1t through the mud from
Cable to Sherrard, . distance of 81
miles, in 40 minutes. Bobby Dean
thought that Tom couldn't do it, 80
q bet of IS was made and George
Nichol selected as referee. George
had his fast trotter hitched to a
sulky and then the start was made.
Tom finished at Sherrard with only
As seconds to spare. The race has
been commented on a great deal and
no doubt there will be someone &c
try and break the record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23

BAILEY, the youthful Texan, has
been honored by the demo cratic
leadership Of the house. Bailey is .
striking personality. He possesses .
broad mind and is frank and fair.
The house democracy has done we'll
in choosing him as their leader.
When the parties 20 to battle in the
house over tariff or finance, or what
not, he will be the democratic war
chief and lead the party forces. He
entered congress six years ago with
Mr.. Bryan. and like Mr.. Bryan, is an
able and forcible speaker, and can
let the eagle scream upon occasions,
but as rule he devotes himself to
logical arguments in spite Of his
youth. He is an excellent lawyer
and commands the respect Of the re.
publicans to a remarkable degree.
Joseph w. Bailey was born in Mis-
sissippi. Oct. 6, 1868. and this posi-.
ton conferred upon him. at once
puts him prominently before tn,
American people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Would ne Press NIuxx,srs.

NCW>papcruuui.
The fool-killer Is working indus
triously to reduce the number Of
legislators who delight to indulge in
introducing freak bills. but he will
have to work overtime if he would
squelch this rampant nuisance. The
latest example Of freAkish legisla-
ton is the bill introduced in the New
York legislature by Senator Lamy
and Asss mblyman Braun. providing
for the supervision OF newspapers
published in the state Of New York,
and for this purpose the appointing
OF censor for each newspaper pub
lished in counties having . popula-
ton OF 10. QUO or more. Within %
days after the passage Of the bill. the
governor 10 to appoint the censors,
who will hold Office during his pleas
ure. 1t will be the duty OF the Gen.
sor to examine and read all articles
intended for publication. and to pre-
scribe and eliminate al libelous
matter, and all matter inimical
to the interests OF the state
or any Of its officers. The GEN.
sor's compensation will be fixed by
the comptroller. and borne equally
by the state and newspapers to which
they are assigned. A penalty Of not
moro than five years. nor less than
one years imprisonment, and . fine
Of not more than 5000 and not less
than 81. 900 is provided for publica-
ton Of matter which has not been
passed upon ard approved BY the
official censor.
Tweed. in his palmiest days Of
power. never dreamed OF safeguard
ing his political schemes by muzsl-
ing the press, ~ this bill seeks to do.
The absurdity Of the bill precludes
its becoming Law. but lie introduc.
ZION. following close upon the Els
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Something to Depend On.

James Jones. Of the drug firm of
Jones & Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speak
ing Of DR.. Kings New Discovery.
says that last winter his wife was at
tackled with Ia grippe, and her case
grew 30 serious that ply siciaus at
Cowden and Pana could do nothing
for her. 1t seemed to develop into
hasty consumption. Having DR..
Kings New Discovery in store, and
selling lots of 1t. he took q bottle
home. and to the surprise of all she
began to get better from the first
dose, and q half dozen dollar bottles
cured her sound acd we'll. DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump.
ton, coughs and colds, is guaranteed
to do this good work. Try it. Free
trial bottles at Hartz & Ullemeyer's
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
LEGAL:
Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
so Hh i.s Es st ooUs4s: s.
In the circuit court. May term, 1897. in
EDWARD B. Guycr. Constance X Guyer and Her
bert d. Blakemore We. Charles "A. Rvder John
@. Ryder, Idslla Christine Ryder, John c. h
Read, John Q. II. Read. executor Of the last
Will and testament Of Charles p. Ryder De-
ceased: Thomas L. Nifter. MARY a. Hit,er
William j. Beal, the Moline State Savings
bank.
-Amdavit Of non-residence Of the defendants.
Charles H. Ryder, John @. Rycer and IdeIls
Pendants, John c. h. Read, John &. II. Read. cx-
ecutor Of the last VIII and tes' smcnt Of Chorjcs
=. Ryder. deceased; Thomas G.. Nftfef MARI A.
Nitfer, William J. Beal, the Moline State Saw.
ipes Tank, having been died In the clerk'e
once OF the circuit court Of eaid county, notice
= snereiors hereby given to the said non resi-
cent defendants that the complainants died their
I'll OF complaint in SAID court. on the chsnccry
SIDE thereof, on the I'D day Of Msrch. IsT.
ana that thereupon SUMMONS issued ont or ssid
court, wherein said suit 10 nov pendIng return.
eele ON the INST Monday In tue month Of Nsv
next, g 10 By lsw required. Now unless YOU.
the said non resident dc fendsnts above named
Charles B. Ryder. John q. RYDER and ideIl:
Chftstine Ryder. shall personally be ana spDcsr
s Ieiote saia circuit court, ON the hfsu day Of
sue next Term thereof, 70 be holden n Rock
inena. u and for the said county, on the 6rst
1onoey IN Nay next and plesd. anewer or
Ismor 70 tne eaid eomplainauts' bill Of complaint
~ same end the msttcre and things therein
ensrged and stated will be taken a. confessed.
and decree entered against you according to the
GEORGE ". oAuBLR. c,ers.
.eeS Islond. NJ. March 70, 1877.
Be n. eurER, Complainant Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. \,

kook ISLAND CounfY, 20.
m sne circuit court, Nay term. 1897, In chan
Sawaro Alday. complainant W. Mary Osborn. In
nefovn right. and ~ executrix of the lset vii
OF Adam Aldey. deceased, Wilnsm Alday
Aoolph Alday. Katie Peterson, Carl Foes. Jotn
y Mueller and Nels J. Collins, defendants.
Amoaxn 81 ncu-f0g1dence Of said Mary born,
eoth n hef own night snd - executrix OF The es.
tcse OF Adam Alday. deceased, and OF william
Alosy and Adoiph Aldsy, the above de-
ienoanfs. having bosn 1led in the clerks once
81 NE eirSuh court Of eaid county, notice
= tne.eiofe hereby given to the said non-resi
cent oeien1auts that the complainant died ME bill
q complaint " seid court, on the chanccry side
toere0e. on the IA day OF March, A d. 1877,
sno tnet thefeupon summons issued out Of sxif
court, wherein said suit IL nov pending. return
able on the ant Monday in the month Of
!1y nexf. - IL By law required. Nov. nm
49, yoa. the eaid non-re.ident defendsnfe
shove named. Mary O<boro. IN your owe right
and - exscutrix Of he estate Of Adam
Aldsy. declared. William Aldsy ana Adoph
Adey, ehal1 personally be and appear
oefore oAS4 circuit count. on the dut Day
q ne Dext tern thereof, 10 be holden q
hoek lslAn1 IN end for the said county. on the
afse uon9ay in LAY next, and plead. answer
@ oemuf 20 the said complainants Dill Of oon-
plant. TIE same and the matters md th1ngs
therein CHARGE and etated viii be taken - Con-
.eoeod, and . decree entered agsinst Jon accord
ing % IL payer Of said bill.
George ". CAMILLA. Clefk.
Rock le1o1d, m. March %, 1881.
IL DsAnDsLsY . Z. j. SEAkLE. Co0plsin-
ants oohc1eess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Publication Notico.
STATE oFILLIyoIs,

s s,ca1 I. OF nL ddSs4. ts.
In the circuit courI. the Nay term. A. ID,
1877. In chsncery.
william Campbell W. Mary Yefbury, Charles ".
Yerbur,. =. Z. Lamp. George z. Bailey and
The Red Wing Stone Ware company, Q corpor-
alton.
Ahdavit Of the non -residerce Of the Red wing
stone Wsre compeny. copoesfion- impiea 1ed
with the ab,ye named defsnnsnts. May Yerburs,
Charles " Yerbury, z. z. Lamp. and George r.
Bailey. having been MED In the ciefk's once
OF the circuit court Of said county, notice
IL therefore hereby given 10 the said non
resident defendant, that the complainans above
hsmed Aled his bill Of eonplaint syainst You IN
aid court. on the chancery eide thereof on the
18th day Of March. 1877. and that tbereupon .
Summons iseoed ost Of esid cDuYt, wherein said
euit is nov pending. returnsbie on he nrpf Mon
dsy IN Tie month Of May next. - IL b. lag
required Nov. unless you, the said pon-resident
Defendant above nsmed, The Red Wing Stone
ware company, q corporation. ehall pcrponslly
be and appear before slid circuit couFf, on
The arDt cay Of the pexf tern thereof. 10 be
holden ct the couYf house In the city Of
Rock leland in and for the said county. on The
frst Monday Of Nay nexf, and plesd, answer
or deDur 70 he cid co1piainsnfS bfl Of con-
plant. the sane cd the mstters and things
thef0ln chefIed I'D son1od Will b taken - con-
fsoDe1. and . 6scroe entered against Jon oeeoed-
~ - IL prnyer - aDid bill.
0BonGE ". 0AuELB, C3efk
nsek Isasnd. nIiuDis. n arch -. 1871.
Wnx1An 1. LUDoLs1, Comp snsnrs eohcioks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23

pains caused by Ovarian and Womb
troubles. cannot express my graft
tude. I hope and Pray that other suf-
fering women will realize the truth
and importance of m statement, and
accept the relief that is sure to attend
the use of the Pinkhaa Medicine. -
MRS JAMES PARRISH, 25O1 Marshall
St., N. E., Minneapolis, MINI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Other Bargains.

OCHcI bargains.
Ladies' night Gowns, trimmed
with linen lace. full size and
length. ............ 39c
Ladies' Muslin drawers, made of
good Muslin, four tucks. 80. 19c
Ladies' white skirts. with extra
Cambria ruffle and four tucks. 49c
Ladies' corset covers. in Muslin
and Cambria, beautiful en-
broidery trimmed. ........... Csc
This Corset is made in the most
substantial manner of fine
quality Corset Jeans. Extra
heavily boned, extra long
waist, trimmed with French
edging. Sizes 10 to 80. Price 500
We have q complete line Of all
the new shapes and styles in
ladies' Wrappers. We start
them at ...............59 c and up
S6x45 bleached Pillow Cases
with Pinch hem. ......... .12ic
75xeO bleached Sheets, worth
Csc, sale. 1900. .......... 48c
Ladies', misses and children's
Hose Supporters, all sizes. per
pair. ............. -. 100
No. % colored Moire Silk Rib
bons. per yard. .............. 15c
All Silk Satin Ribbons, 5. z, 80,
for. per yard ................t &c
We have secured leading manu-
facturer's entire sample line Of
spring Capes. Jackets and suits.
which we place on sale ut one-fourth
less than manufacturer prices. A
look will convince the shopper they
are excellent values.
kcCall's paper patterns 10 and 15c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Marvellous Mechanism of the Human Body.


The human body is an epitome in ma
ture of all mechanics, all hydraulics, all
architecture, all machinery of every
kind. There are more than $40 mechan-
ical movements known to mechanics to-
day, and all of these are but modifica-
tons of those found in the human body.
Here are found all the bars, levers,
joints, pulleys, pumps, pipes, wheels
and axles, ball and socket movements,
beams, girders. trusses, buffers, arches,
columns, cables and supports known to
science. At every point mans best me-
chanical work can be shown to be but
adaptations Of processes of the human
body, a revelation of first principles
used in nature. -William George Jordan
in Ladies' Home Journal.