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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-17
OF 1T. HUNDREDS OF
SAMPLE PACKAGES

of DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
were given out at Charles G. Lenonn's
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every one of whom was willing to give
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The free test called for no restrictions.
Physicians were not barred-in fac,
they were welcome-and, as still furth-
or proof of this, while the free distribu-
tion of samples ended in Alexandria n
few weeks ago, the Hobbs Remedy Co.,
of Chicago, Ill, upon application, will
even now be glad to furnish free to all
physicians who have not applied for a
sufficient quantity of DR.. Hobbs Spara-
gus Kidney Pills, to make such tests as
in their judgment may seem necessary
in fact, the fullest and most searching
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Hobbs in the ability of his remedy to
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A well known physician said Satur-
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and he certainly looked better than ]
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ty thoroughly convinced that Hobbs
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sion."
Testimony as to the efficacy of Dr.
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that every claim made by DR.. Hobbs is
absolutely justified by facts.
Could the public but read all the let
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sufferer should hesitate to try the
merits of this wonderful medicine to
cure his case.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills.
FOR SALE BY
CHARLESG G. LENNON, Pharmacist
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-17
MEDICINAL.
THE KISS OF DEATH.

Consumption is
abroad in the land and
death may lurk in a
kiss. OF course 1t is
absurd to suppose that
as long as love rules
the world, people will
stop kissing. That
leaves only one protec-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

VISITING her sister, Mn. NJ, y. Tec,ssorn
az ~ Chestnut stry>cs-
Mrs, Easene I. He.ne- and Mr. cha.
Wendell leave this morning over The San,.
Fe 81 a pleSsacs trip
AT. c, NJ klsoQr LETT tor Chicago las
nght on Important business rSGasiyo lie .
s&-xc Texas land deal
The many .T.eras q MIS- h. Is. Arne,
VII re pieAsed to learn that size Is Inn
growing after s week q .iaess,
MIS-. Mamie calrsaeer. accompanied 1,
her soa Roland IS v.s,tins Der VIA fs!caa
Mrs. J. A, Huston. sal Austin ttrcet.
NJ. VIII 1ouraesy. the well known pne.
togr&eAcr q Austin. Was in The o.ty yes.
icr4as and rctafaed Lass night TO ais Aem,
al the eagisSl
ccloael John y. Rogers Q, GAlseston
PASSED through the cssy las; nisat tton
ess .Arua IN Grimes county. lie says they
arc la rcea Q; raia 10 his section.
Farrell MSAaacs. the talented young sos
81 lGdge !. 7. MAAoasy, viii 3eAve MoS-
day Tor Macon, Ca. where he goes 10 cu.
tex aoyii4ase with the lesss, oy5er.
Mr.. y. NJ. Johnston. accompanied by n.
SCI Harry. len on The International ana
Great Northern Eyer yesterday Ger 81.
Louis, Chicago krd Eastern cities
The many friends .. Mrs, Ses schultz
Will es pieAscd 20 learn that sac .s RAP.
iGly recovering from her recent severe H.
ness. and will no 9aGA; shortly reg l,a lc-
accustomed good aeAlth-
II. Haskes. manager % the American
Brewing company, Accompanied oy lie
vile. leaves us eNenlGs for 81. ou.s 10
&C nreseas a; The ce'-s I.eI ot the 20 \
anniversary q she h;ssh q ais father! in =
law. Colonel C64i Standardization.
M. Joaa II Kirby. wise p7SsilSn, ana
general MANAGER q: iAo Gull beaumont
and Kansas City Railway oolloauy. let
last nicAt for Boston 10 attend The iutral
meeting Of the Texas Pine Lard a.soeik-
Non. o. which lie Is also seae-Ai nan
sre-,
Miss Ruth Spencer Crnx:on. : handsome
ana vivac.ocs young lSly Q. Victoria. IS
visiting Miss Claire AcAsahach. Miss
Cro&ion IS quite 0r elocuiioais; auA pan
.s, saa has a,;ea de,.sh;~d AZ Aa3iraee 81
her native t!;y with &a ,xni2 tlE 9. hss
talent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
CITY BRENIrIEs.


Rev. ". z. Ty1es o. Dallas will preach
| today al the sesoat Baptist church, acon
AID llgAt.
The picnic 70 have been givea by Mr..
NSa Widen today has oeea i0siqelsd IN
I'll June {.
The Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
school hA4 delightful picnic yesterday al
Aagao Park.
The Houston Frohsina and Houston
SehVel2er veEslH wa! have their picnic
to-day a. NerAel's Grove.
City warrants numbered from I5si TO
ls*l Wall be redeemed apoa presentation
after 30 oclo.a MONDAY.
$ Mary Episcopal sunday school pie
a'c Wiz BE given a; la pov,r mex; SatuT-
l4y. when = very EMO! able time IS an
,lclp2ted.
Tbs usual Sunday evening service by
ne Drummer Christian ErdtAvor viii be
ae.l ,oalsht. The Juniors viii NEE, this
afternoon az The usual hour.
County tax Assessor mckinney viii
close h's rolls On May u aad all property
.ot rendered by that tssur Tll! be placed
Upon The unknown O. uursalsred rolls
Miss AiAude Howe aut her supporting
company A7e sisli Al TIE Heights theater
aaa WlA give 4 matinee tke7c this after
room q, o'clock and a performance to-
aish, a. $50
There Wi. BE- a lively game OF baseball
1- "a So ne a1,y.,,a ne ~.
ra-,e vii "a LIZA a, i.s1 n m IN ma
Chaneyy.ae GROUNDS.
9I!4vs o' l-y' ~ ~, "a ia, a
~ - q Sne 'VutHsi4 $50 'si iiH
va s-e'tss Snr LBS IS -. I'm q,
q, SIG. All are invited
The bard Of Uaiied states engineers
Ns'a lA1s ne Afte 49,. 's1 % re-
81 i.-s .'.I- Ssrsv! o.
,'--' --s n-' .he Nso"NS Was Aol
-tt- IS r'isA@I'S 'l'elAe9'
Captain GecrGe 7. Jones has n fine rad
So c1 exhibition a. bis rooms at the
ANi BIS house "a.eA vas piae"eG from
s iA-A .s11s q c2.1ae! Jerry MltG ,r,,,,
r. t'-t.@ 80 -'s-.s AZ - "a9 "''''
'e'! @-o l-.'F' y i4ou' 'Is sou
II 1g1ps l-r q thu privileges at-San ia
c.st3 s.v-- f4-s for Nay 81 printers pic
-- eEr t-a c9-l-- 49, desires 20 inform a
1850 rE -t -tzi lhe Wsiucrwurst and
%s-t-z-t .-F-.ese i5r ;hz; occasion IL
--F '-t-'1si 'oF Alderman hohl-
aH-
{ -tt 4lr es--= t-es bat vent 10 Austin
~ -' w. 5cfs-a4r CllOerson upon
$40 --,J -s--.-t court for Harris
.s-- f~ }-lte- lay They got The
ta t1e frzgT ali a promise tina;
tf Ers j.; ase cons .aers,lou II de-
a--
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
10
AROUND THE COURTS.
County Commts.ioner,.

The county commissioners ccaeiudec
their monthly session yesterday after dis
posing o; the following brsiross:
ordered that the Arkansas Psss railway
open tho bar pi, on the north side OF tAeiE
track from the beginning o. tie Richmond
road to the Southern Paeins railway ditch
Ordered that tie county attorney tASs
legal step. to compel the Galveston. Ia
Porte ard Houston Railway company &c
open their bar pits a; north ani south
sides o. Ris Vince bayou aaa at seGta
side Of Little Vince bayou,
Petition o. l.ouis GerioE snd ethsrs FOR
a secona class read granted and coE.si!s-
,otnar Becker is authorized 10 pToea.e deed
for RICH; OF way.
Petition Of Aise-: weiratl aoa others
for a first class road referred 10 Commits :
siouer Becker to ascertain s. free Tisat OF
way can be obtained,
Petition % Charles Zahe, E {. Bennett;
ana others toT second class road referred
10 Corarsssiousr Becker 10 ascertain u
ragA; ., way can be obtained
Petition o. c. J. Massey AID etheTs ,er
q seeoaa ea&ss road referred 10 Commits
ssner Mckinney 20 ascertain Il tTes rieA'
Of Way oaa be obtained
0rsere3 that the ocuaty Judge and Com
missioner E.rsrA Se authorized TO asvc
stable s4ili at new iAl ana utilize Al!
svailAsis lurSez o. barn now o. the
ground.
Report 0. John Farmer, treasurer begin
Mag February s sad ending May >, eS-
araipes Aza Approved as follows:
Balances nrougat forward from las; re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
~ MEMORY.

70 fhe grnyeyari softly sleeping.
pff-ra h- sweet plne-brlnches wave.
80 ms little schoolmate, Keeping
race .n she narrow grave.
Trr~ snf FlefpT and 40 tomorrow
81 akes her 81 that silent home;
Ter We feTts ~ slgn OF sorrow
fi1gde With grief her rural home.
y c-e fh6 daisies asid the roses
Hnlr heir iupensc NJ her feet
fsn fhe ruot WHERE she reposes
WheFs he grass j. green aud SWEEP.
y tFe" i!fs Woo1lftk. sWeclN sinFlIR.
@ b hcr music charms tho air
srf 'iie lnff aid hoe wineinr,
siam 8 hTrun for howre;s far
ssas t0sT rah not wake dnar, Ahbie
~ tef bed within the tomb.
SNga3a ap in heaven mlssc1 her.
~ 'see cams and took her home.
vnrs s.sr whore the Wonirons glory
le net happy soul with love.
Z VI tefe her heart can feel no sorrow.
. ~ 49, blessed home above.
Dell.
Il Afau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

FSeas ne al Of SAINTS shoe store. IT is
y 9s,.f irsfesest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

s@hth lNlidiW sg sam nr.piat rat
yalela Ritss itiltass ~o',sA,g e4u,sss
essen tessF ~ stata siwny tipsrcs
hl.-i etHlHtc HfHf fainrpav
ssiA i.i}li lse isfit0sF ,sfaAsaas. Asan,sss
an Blia1 .rtgsa4ifibir $50
..sG rliiiaR aagS ~ Al sf,s-
p's4 N-ifW ~ ,R@ fsra.i;sa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

a stsaral reduction OF 20 per cent foi
TAa-s stfsI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

caSs sss Tar--For sale by Houston oas
lxhs "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

OF 4SNcs O1-lhCu L tICdleS, QudlUN
the la3c kind; in order to close out
the lot quickly the knife goes deep,
and tomorrow you can have 10 ISC
yards for only Observation-Disclosures. ToN
10 Pieces Full lC.4 wide Bleached
SheetinS; the real value is zoe a
yard; remember this Sheeting is
full p yards wide; to make
things lively in this department
tomorrow We offer this quality1O J/C
at on y......... .............. - q ~
90 Pieces Extra Fine Quality Bleach
ed Cambrie Domestc positively
Toe grade money refunded; to-
morrow offer this Cambria atNNC
10 yards for only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y ~
100 Dozen Ladies' Fine Quality Fast
Black Hose: full regular made and
the really poe kind tomorrow we 4 o.
offer pairs for only. ............ ~
Another Lot of those Extra Nice
Grass Linen Batistes in Checks and
Stripes, and the worth is 124c Sc
yard; tomorrow they go at only. -. w
Another Lot of Fine Grade English
Long Cloth, - yards in each piece
and never sold for less than l5c
yard tomorrow offer a piece ofG1 90
- yards for only ..............% MI
20 Pieces White Checked Dimity; if
not worth | sc a yard we will refund
your money; tomorrow we offer 10A o.
yards for onl y. ................. ~ - "
100 l0Yard Cuts of Fancy Figured
Lawn; easily worth &c a yard; to
close out the lot we offer 10 yards(D - ~
tomorrow for only .............. ~@' ~
1000 Yards Elegant Grade of White
Crash Toweing: an article you pay 80
Sc yard for; tomorrow 10 yards torS ~
10 Pieces Black and White and Navy
and White Worsted Checks suita-
BILE for Skirts and Worth l5c to Sc OC
a yard; tomorrow they sell at only. ~
Is Dozen Ladies' Leather Belts, in
Tans and Blacks, some with llar-
ness BucI and some with Covered
Buckle; the l5c and zoe values; to- 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

ifafflssarg. Texas. May Is, ISL,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
CONFIDENCE is THE FEATURE
OF the Business Situation According 3
the Bradstreet People.

VI the BUSINESS S1tuat1On According 70
the Bradstreet People.
New York. July 3.-Bradstreet's says:
Better weather has favorably affected
the sale Of seasonable goods. particular
ly clothing, hats and shoes Orders for
prompt shipment are fewer, but the
movement OF goods for fan delivery has
begun. The most encouraging feature
Is the continued and. in some instances,
increased, confidence Of merchants and
manufacturers that the autumn will
bring q larger volume of business at
higher prices. General trade is reported
quite satisfactory at Kansas City, ST.
Louis. Omaha. Memphis and New Or
leans; fair without special expansion at
Milwaukee. Minneapolis. Cleveland. Sa-
vannah. Galveston and Chicago, and
slow or quiet at Birmingham. Little
Rock. Atlanta. Charleston, Cincinnati
and Detroit
There are 1924 business failures re-
ported by Bradstreets throughout the
United States during the past six
months. a falling off Of 57s from the
like total last year. with which exception
1t is the largest aggregate of failures in
a like period. The total liabilities of.tn-
dividuals. firms and corporations failing
amounted to $9S.656.00O, a decresae of
$11.S79,000 from the corresponding total
last year. While there has been only a
moderate decline in the number Of fail
ures since last year liabilities have been
Unexpectedly increased by the embar-
rassment of several large manufactur-
ing land other concerns insNew England
within the past quarter. 1t is worthy
Of note that the New England states and
the territories alone among groups CT
states'and territories report increases in
number Of failures compared with las.
year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
MURDER OF WIN. euLoeNsupPe.
Eve Women and . Man Said to Have HI
Hand Therein.

Eve Women and Man Said to Have Had
Hand Therein.
New York, July 3.-The World SAYS:
Guilt of the murder Of William Gulden-
suppe was brought nearer home to Mrs.
Mack and Martin Thorne yesterday.
Reporters Of The World in the identical
surrey in which Mrs. Mack took her ride
last Saturday followed thecourse of that
journey. They discovered facts which
Indicated: That the party in the surrey
on Saturday consisted Of Mrs. Mack,
Thorne and another woman whose iden-
tity is suspected; that to dispose Of por-
tiOn Of the body or of other incriminat-
ing articles was the purpose OF the drive:
that on their way. at a secluded spot
near the village Of Cliffside. two miles
Below Fort Lee, they burned certain
things. probably clothing, which had
been stained with blood: that from this
place they could have gone. and prob
ably did go, to the spot near the Har-
lem river at One Hundred and Seventy
sixth street, where on Sunday, the next
day. the bundle which contained the Sec
ond fragment Of the body was found.
They then drove back towards their
home.
The World, through its correspondents
and reporters, has traced Thorne from
this city to Saratoga, through to Troy
and thence to Montreal. where he went
with the avcwed intention Of taking a
steamer to Europe. Two steamers sailed
from there Thursday. They will stop
at Quebec and other points before get
ting beyond police reach.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
she,nsn's R,ply 20 Japan.

New York. July S.-The Tribune
gives the text Of Sherman's answer
to Japan's protest against the annex
alton Of Hawaii. He points out the
terms Of the Japanese note and sug-
gests the confusion Of ideas between
the formal stipulations Of treaties
and the vested rights secured under
them. He says: 1.-The principle Of
public law whereby existing treaties
into another state" is we'll estab-
lished, but declares that any vested
rights which citizens Of any country
may have acquired under the treaty
while In effect, will remain vested
rights. He asserts there is nothing
in the proposed treaty prejudicial to
tie rights Of Japan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
Allison Wanted it Tackled to
Tariff Bill.
BUT IT IS OBJECTED TO.
Sherman's Reply to Japan's
Objection.
Miscellaneous Late News of
the Day.

Washington, July Sin the sep-
the tariff bill. giving bounty Of .
quarter Of cent per pound on beet
sugar produced In the United States.
The bounty 10 to remain In force
from July 9 to July. 1908. Jones. Of
Arkansas, expressed surprife that on
the day he hoped to be the last Of
the tariff debate, that the committee
should bring in such . far-reaching
amendment, smbodying one Of the
most radical departures of the CEN
tury. The bounty experiments so
far had proved disastrous. Allison
explained the amendment In the
wsrds Of the bounty clause Of 80.
except aS confined to beet sugars,
and the rate limited to . quarter Of
. cent. Time would be given the
opposition to look into It. Its only
purpose was to increase the produc-
tion Of sugar beess in this. country.
The amendment then went over.
Allison subsequently, withdrew the
sugar bounty amendment, which
means, Of course. the committee has
decided to abandon It rather than
take the chances Of long discussion
and delay. Allen, Of Nebraska, re-
newed it. The senate this afternoon
complstsd the first reading of the
bill including the administrative
sections. The house section prohib-
iting the entry Of oil convict made
goods was agreed to, and many other
house administrative provisions
were restored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
Robbed an Indiana EXPIRES. Company.

Wapakoneta. o.. July 3;-Superinten-
dent Hogle. Of the United States Hx-
press company. with four deputy
marshals have arrived here from Minis
ter. O.. having in charge John Lowrey
and ]. w. Patterd. who were arrested
at Minister. About ten days ago the
express ofnce at Hobbs, Ind. was en-
tered by burglars, who secured two
money order books. They have been
filling out these ordem for various
amounts and having them cashed In
Ohio and Indiana towns. including Un-
ion City. Ansonia, st. Henry and Mins-
ter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
serious Railway wreck in Texas.

Houston. Tex. July 2.-The north
bound passenger train on them. K. and
T. ran into the south-boupd Gulf, Colo
rado and Santa Fe local at a crossing
near Celeste yesterday afternoon. The
sleeper and one coach were wrecked.
The injured are: Mr.. Marshall. of
White Wright. Tex. leg hurt; Mrs.
Mack. OF Indianapolis. left side. arm
and face hurt: unknown man, hurt in
head. shoulders and internally. will
probably die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
MOBS FOR NON-UNION MEN.
One Man Nearly Beaten to Death b
Strikers; Another Attacked.

Str1kerS; Announcer Attacked.
Cleveland, July 3.-The situation at
the Crescent Sheet and Tin Plate mills,
where the union men are striking for
the Amslgamated association scale Of
wages. is becoming more serious. Last
evening one of the on-union men, Har.
ry Russell. was waylaid by strikers on
his way home from work and fearfully
beaten with clubs. He was carried
home. where he now lies in a dangerous
condition. Arrests Will be made on war;
rants today.
Thursday night at the mill gate an
other non-union workman. James Kill
roy. was attacked. but the secretary
went to his rescue and got him safely
into the Office. The officers Of the COM
pany declare that they will on no ac-
count make their establishment O union
mill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03

Pittsburs. july s.-The train bear
ing President Mckinley aud family
to their homo at Canton, Ohio,
passed through the city early this
morning.
Canton, Ohio. July s. President
Mckinley and party arrived at 1880
and we're met at the depot BY citi.
sens en- mass and escorted home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
REEVES THE WINDOW PLAN.
Boies' Idea Of . Currency BASED On Market
Valued Bullion.

Boies' Idea Of . Currency BASED On Market
Valued Bullion.
Waterloo, Ia, July 3.-In response to
numerous queries, both by mail and
wire, former Governor Boies has given
to the press a signed statement some3 e.
500 words in length, in reply to tlse at-
tack made by Colonel n. ID. Eox, oS
Des Noines. on the position taken In his
last letter. Boies says that his first
letter was not an effort to outline the
details Of the plan he proposed, but was
to give a general idea Of q plan by
which gold and. silver for all practical
purposes could be jointly and equally
used az a redemption medium. on the
basis Of the actual commercial value of
these metals. He then restates his plan,
and says that the net result would be
practically irredeemable national pa
per currency. backed to it's full face
value by gold and silver bullion held
by the government for redemption pur-
poses. The pith Of the Boies plan is the
Widom plan.
Colonel Fox asserted that the redemp-
tioA OF the notes in either gold OF silver
meant virtually a gold standard for
our currency, to which Boies takes ex-
ceptiOn, and SAYS that in a broad and
practical sense it means true bimetal-
lism. He writes: 1T is said further by
the author my plan is not in accord
with the Chicago platform. That is true.
But the Chicago platform is no longer
binding upon the conscience, Political or
otherwise. Of any Democrat in the Unit
ed States. The issues made by that
instrument have been submitted to the
only tribunal authorized to pass upon
them, and they have been found against
us. New issues must be made for the
future"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
NJasons WHO Are at Outs.

Philadelphia. July 3.-The complete
severance. of all fraternal relations be-
tween the grand chapter Of the Royal
Arch Masons Of Virginia, and the grand
chapter Of Pennsylvania, has been an
nounced byJ.P. Steiner. high priest Of the
order in Virginia. The announcement
of this is the outcome Of alleged i'm
proper treatment accorded a Virginia
Mason in Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03

Pittsburg. July S.--A resolution
20 strike Was unanimously adopted
by the miners convention this after
noon. A general suspension will be
ordered at onoe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
ns,nsss just before the YosrsS.

Chicago. July S.-Today's receipts
were: Hogs. $4,000; fairly active.
92(as higher; light, s Scd3.4s;
mixed, S.S0(9s 423; heavy 5 1CGS.A0.
Cattle, 49U; steady, unchanged.
Sheep, 5000; nrm, unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03

"Only nervous" 10 . sure indica-
ton that the blood 10 not pure.
Hoods sarsaparilla puri6ss the blood
and cures seriousness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
been reached, the nature Of which is
carefully guarded.
II We We're Osly rheee.

Leadville. Col, July 3.-The
Fourth Of July season was appropri-
ately inaugurated here early this
morning BY . severe snow storm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
Twenty Thousand win BE There.

Milwaukee. July 3.-Sixteen thousand
applications for entertainment have been
received by the local committee from
delegates to next weeks National Edu-
.eatioral association convention, and this
is exclusive Of the Wisconsin delegation,
XsRsexpected. to number at least
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
He fs Not Rev. West.

st. Louis. July 3.-WoEd is received
here from Detective viehle, Of the ST.
Louis police department, who went to
Sequin. Tex. several days ago. to bring
back hetelkeeper named Williams un-
der arrest On the s,ppOsition that he
was Thomas Abbott West, a foxmer In
diana preacher accused ef the murder
of Susie Beck, to the effect that the
prisoner is not the man wanted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03

Pittsburg. July S.-Thrse boilers
ut the salt works Of Haller, Beck &
Co., Of Allegheny, exploded this
morning. Two were killed and one
badly injured. The dead are: Andy
Pleugsr and George Krouso. Tho
plant was wrecked and set on FIRE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03
Wossoss n Loadon.

London. July S-Senator Wolcott.
Of the United States monetary COM
mission, arrived from Paris. A ten
tative arrangement with France has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-07-03

Boone. Iowa, July 3-The coal
miners here are working with no
prospects Of . strike.