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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27

IT'S 4 FACT.-Itis is a fact that while
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flavorincs,, Lemon, Vanilla, etc,
have been made for seven years without
reducing their standard of perfect purity,
not another Baking Powder or Flavorlng
Extract in the market is free from adul-
teration. There are no coloring, poison
ous oils. or acids in DR. Prices Flavors
/ nor Chalk. Alum, or other injurious sub
stances in his Cream Baking Powder
We know the Manufacturers tax pride II
having their articles strictly pure,
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Total amount of gifts
Number of gifts

DEMEMBER. this is not lottery swtndte, hnt Is
n projected solely to relieve Dir. Spinney from the
care of his properly and all outstanding embarass
ment, that he may devote his whole time TO the
practice of his profession In Davenport which no"
requires all his time and energy.
The projectors of this scheme have been very for
tunate in selecting their General Agent and Mana,
ger AS his personal and business character Is per
feet guarantee OF the integrity Of the enterprise
- Agents wanted to sell tickets.
sE-Ah tickets not returned or poid for Will be
! cancelled
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27
Great Saving in CoaI.

rwITCHELL'S ,Draught Regulator can he ap-
| piled TO any sort of Stove or heater-snves from
h to Il OF the Coal hy utilizing all the heat pre-
duced, and secures constant, even temperature
Win ess than half the trouble in keeping fires. On
exhibition and for sale at Harris Tea Store Teas
at reduced prices, free of duty. uu
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27

HAVING assumed the management OF the above
III enterprise and the custody Of the funds aeeru.
ing from the sale of tickets, an1 having power OF
attorney to convey the property, thaf the public
may feel better assured of their interests IN my
hands being carefully protected. take pleasure IN
referring, by special permission 70 the following
well known and reliable citizens of Da ehpoTa:
Hugo Schmidt. Cashier Citizens Natt9hai banks
depository of funds II II. Aniressef1 VIA u Gar
1 Ter Coos & Kircher W C. Nadsworth, r. hrause
+ N EUhuen, sam Perry.
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Grand ComnemoratioI1

THE finest musical talent in the country VIII be
l secured for this concert, and the managers dfe
determined to make II grand affair, and TIE event
Of this winter. Tickets. ONE DOLLAR each Inese
tickets will enttle the holder TO admission 70 tht
Grand Concert. and also to q chance in the distri
button Of the magnificent gifts hereinafter de-
scrbed, which will positively be given away 10 tie
holder Of tickets after the concert.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27
y. C. WALL ACE.
Music Dealer, Davenport,
GENERAL MANAGER

| AGENTS IN ROCK ISLAND
| Post Office News Stand; Harpeer 80 saloon :.
| staret Uarner Eonse saloon; Boyer t"in -
/ Grotiau's Drug Store; smith y oonH's A4s
! Store, ,,>rE
| H. Jorss Saloon W. M Ha"thofhS 4'N7 -
Fred Johnson's Drug stofe'
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ONE DOLLAR!
And increasing the number Of prizes to
Ten Hundred & Twenty

gFE~ Those holding tickets in the original scheme
can return them To J. C. WALLACE. Manager, Bat
enport and receive two chances In the new scnemt
for one in the old.-wbich win give them one
chance in Is TO draw prize.
The managers assure the public that the drawn;
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27

An AGENTS are peremptorlly required TO ciose
ana 10 send IN tneh reports On tle @ IUt
of Mare Il AS Dat FtH Ich.tS remain I - y
SOLD. Iarlles WISHING LOT lhtH VIII Picase "faet
immediely
a.s a..
One Grand Cash Present CT SGu,QOU
IRA - 1" {. 900
I471 FJesents amounting to $40, 600 Cash.
The CaElnE VIII ne conducted on lhe stage ol
the Aca smS Of Music III fun view Of the audience
and nGc7 personal supervision oi the following
Egl5 SindlT snse sDsented 4s pts'f to aet a. ~
DRAWING COMMITTEE.
and VIII viii make ii their duty 10 careiuil\ guard
the iu1P4>t OF every t!Ckct-hulder near and far:
James ! Kellogg Esq.. OF htltoEZ & haIha@ay-
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Dentists.
Dr.. J. W. Stark, Dentist.

Moons NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEGRAPH OF,
n fee Illinois street. Rock Island. All kinds OF
nental Work done in the most approved STYLES
tvhsrreg reasonable 611df
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From lands end to lands end, that all may read
and reading. believe, that for the countless NIL
lions who are on the road TO an untimely grave
with bilious complaints there is but one trnly great
and reliable remedy, and that Is
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CHARGES reasonable. 617dtf
DR.. G. N. BELD1Na,
ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AC- |
"A cordiag TO the most approved principles. Once
IN Huls Block, cor. Of Illinois and Washington sis
s-lSdH
Gift Concert.
MILWAUKEE
MARKET ASSOCIATION.
Grand Presentation Concert
j 10000 : :
| c5s EEA HE EM EE -
HA HE H ~ HE II
IN CASH PRESENTS.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE GRAND CON
| CERT beg leave to announce thar unavoidable
circumstances have made it necessary To postpone
inc saGs; however, they are pleased 10 state that
the sure:ss of the enterprise, has been BRILLIANT
/ and DECIDED, and that the same il now upon O
. FIRM and SOLID financial bash. II will take
place O.
! Tuesday, March 25th, '73,
AT THE
N CASH PRESENTS.
Tuesday, March 25th, '73,
AT THE
Academy of Music, Milwaukee

An AGENTS are peremptorIy required TO close
thcir sass and to send in thcil reports the 10th
of Mare 1873. As but FEW tickets remain IN
SOLD. rarties wishing for them win please order
immedRjeiy.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27

ESTABLISHED IN 1ssa,-Fiye hundred hoaf"iiu
people throughout L $ and Canadas, hsre useo
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27

The Gawing will he conducted on the stage Of
the Aca emy of Music in fun view of the audience.
and npfsr personal supervision Of the following
we'll known and disinterested gentlemen who have
Kindly Consented to act
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

We see that some Of our state exchanges are
disposed to have the horrors over the peach
crop prospects In the state, claiming that the
peach bud will not survive . temperature Of
over Is degrees below zero; that the late cold
weather produced 1s degrees below, and con-
sequently we shall have no peaches with which
to take premiums at all county and state fairs
next fall. Although this suggestion may have
come from the State Agricultural College, We
will offer this statement for Saline county, and
will treat the professor of said college to all
the peach brandy he can drink at one sitting,
il we are not about right, VIE: First that a
good reliable thermometer would not have
marked oyer II degrees below zero id any
peach orchard in Saline county. Second, that
owing to the dry condition Of the soil. during
the late fall and time preceding the cold wealth
er. the peach trees had grown but little and the
buds being little swollen, they could have re
sisted a lower: temperature than Is degrees.
Further, that We can raise peaches in Saline
county that will beat any raised on the College
Farm,-taking the same class and kind. This
may appear to be peach-blow, but it Is not /;
for we will either come out ahead (which we
arec certain off, or we will have the professor
pretty drunk!
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Huebner's bus took new departure from
the depot Monday night. Just as IS Mac" had
handed out the lastFassenger, snow ball,
thrown by an unknown person, struck one OF
the leaders in he head, which started them
of on the runs Arriving at the stable right
side mp, they attempted to run in. wien one
Of the fore wheels struck the door post, break
ing two front springs and landing the 'buss
back end to, midway down the stable. In the
meantime the horses. breaking from the 'buss
As it struck at the door. brought up in a
heap al the lower end Of the barn. The dam
age is not heavy. and the 'huss will be running
again in few days. No blame can be attached
to Mac. the driver. who is ever on the watch
for the safety Of his passengers, and drives
with sang-f -floii really commendable
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Mr.. James +. Marlin and Miss Ella Spencer
were united in marriage. as-she Presbyterian
church, Tuesday evening" lAst. accompanied by
relatives of the bride <fom Chicago. Rev. G.
W. Hays oficia,ing< A large number Of the
friends OF the bride and Bridegroom assem.
bled at the church at $50 p. u. 70 witness the
ceremony which thus happily united two o.
Salinas most respected young people. The
cermony was conducted nnostsnt>tiously. th<
parties being in travelling suits. The parties
left for s.. Louis on the $50 tain. to be sous
about two weeks, and Waiting friends at Leav
woash during their absence. They carry viii
them the wishes Of . host Of friends. Ia
their bsidal tour and Journey through NE nay
be ft1nxht only ~ith such incidents o. Win seni
most 70 promote The mutual happipess a llr
and Mrs. James e. Marlin.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

The Racine (Nis..) Aduoeate tells of couple
of big loafers who have been canvassing that
city. vending white powder which they claim
ed would prevent kerosene from igniting. and
rendering it almost impossible to explode a
Lamp In which a few particles Uf this powder
was placed. The compound proved, on exam
instion, to consist of Paris White. We 'mighi
tale unfold " very similar to that. of how Sa-
lina's innoccnts were likewise gulled, but will
let this suffice.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

IIarpers' publications now rank among the
best and most influential in the United States,
and have a more general reading circulation
than those Of any other publishing house.
For real solid Republican principles the Week
iy has 10 equal for candid reasoning; the
Monthly is acknowledged as the best magazine
publish for general and entertaining reading,
and the Bazar stand par ereellcnee in its fashion
articles and patterns. as well as general litera-
ture. We should feel lost without them.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

The Kansas Monitor. OF this city, gives the
following painful intelligence
Eft parti var *utgangen *pa buffalo jagt
traffide de EFT. hvad man kallar Dug out de
<ga in och deras &ogon %mOttes af en- hemsk
syn, spa en- xsang Stag EFT *skelat af en- man
Han var skuten genon hjertat troligen efter In
~gatt till *sangs."
[NoTE.-The are ours. The words before
which they arc placed should have some one
or more Of the following characters over the
vowels, which we were compelled to omit: -
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

The first number Of the Kansas Monitor ap
peared last week. Bowen & HawkinsOn, pro
prietors, Frank Hawkinson, editor. The pa
per is the only Swedish paper published in thu
state, and we hope it will receive liberal sup
port from the Swedish element. For the pres
ent the Monitor will be issued monthly, but a
soon as the patronage will permit,it will be is
sued weekly. We wish it abundant success.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

More business is done in Salina post Office
than in any other post Office west Of Topeka
barring out official documents. This indicates
that there Is a larger commercial business done
here, larger reading community and more
people who can write than, is centered:.around
any city in Central or Western Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

According to the report Of the county Su-
perintendent, salipe county now has 1000
children which some within the provisions of
the scLoOlact. .Sand the Superintendent is cOnse-
quently entitled by law to salary of 81 900
per .annum. The commissioners have acc0r-
dinghy raised his salary to that amount.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Messrs Tuttle & C'sfkson will open first
class meat market, on the 25th. in the room
now occupie1Sy Radcliff Bro. & Halls farni-
tire store. <They will spare no pains in trying
to make this desirable place for all who favor
them with their patronage. Mr.. Clarksor
will move his flonr and feed store to this stand
where he will continue the business. Their
card will appear in our next issue.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Solomon City exhibits commcndable enter.
prise and pluck in the manner in wlici, they
have worked for bridge over the Smoky al
that place. They now propose to build the
bridge at their own expense, and have let the
contract to the Humboldt Manufacturing Com
pany for 4 wrought iron, ,Levake patent.bridge
to cost, including piers. S6 6,3OO-S5.JOo for the
bridge, and $500 on the piers. Tie bridge is
to be ready for use by April 18th.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
Publication Sercice.
ELLEASoE X. BCRSErr
rf. , District Court.
JANEa BURNETr

h j
TIE STATE OF KANSAS, SALINE COUNTY, So.
The said James X. Burnett, OF Kansas City, Missou-
H. is notified that n. has been sued BY Eesnvr L. Bur-
nett that the 9th day of January, A. ID. ls73 the
said Eleanor X. Burnett fled her petition the ofic.
OF the Clerk of the Distract Court OF saline County and
State OF Kansas, charging the said James L. Burnett
with abandonment and asking that she may be dIvorc
ed from the said james X. Blrne and he restored,
To her former of Eleanor T. Carpenter. and
reasonable alnnony; which stiiion will stand for hear
ing at the next term OF said court, and the will
be taken true and the prayer Of the petition granted
ifthe said James r. Burnett fails To said petl-
ton by the 9Th day orFcbrusry, 1873.
ELLEANOR BURNETT,
byF. A WiLDNAN, her attorney.
Saiina, January 9Th, 1858.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
Notice to Teachers.

Dublc examinations Of applicants or certificates to
teach in Saline county, tor the present year. will be
held at the school house in Saina, follows, viz:
Tho Last Saturday ofeach Month.
Examinations will commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and close At O'Clock r. NJ. satisfactory ex-
animation in Physiology and Hygiene, and History ii
the United States, will he required To receive drsi
grss.e certificate. All are invited to attend.
By order Of the Board
Supt Pub Inst. for Saline County.
Salina, January lst, ls.3.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

We were shown an ''oak knot" gotten up
out of some Of the tough iron stone about
here, which is perfect representation Of the Or
iginal The artist was Mr.. Anderson, who
thinks of making Salina his abiding place.
He is evidently no new hand at work in stone
or marble.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Persons in the East intending to ego West
this spring, and settle in Saline county, Kan
sas, need not bring their potatoes with them,
for they grow here in a manner that would as
tonish 'exo:ics." A friend tells us that from
three acres, Of which he kept account, he dug
over 200 bushels, and the whole field yielded
in the same proportion, and that they are all
safe and sound.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Notice /. hereby Sivea tha Letters os administrator,
on the estate of fr ser:cs sehres deceased. tas
Saline cea7ty. xr,ntei to t- us.iersixne Joan
" B-rks hy Probate CoGTf of Saline county
OF sasa. bearing date D-cszncr Ian, l-7.. All PER
sous indebted the esfsfe required TO make
nes;e sessleuent. and sl hsv.as eissns against ths
av nvsi6st Inst the Be pS pfsentei soi
allow lnce within year afssr tie xe u sad lssfe.
they n ~ be pre.ui~ any b<aea;s Of -sad estate
aa MT pre-~uss wiih three years After sad aAe.
they viii be sogxvsr harred.
G-sw JOHN W. BERkS. Atniatseraior.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Of course one can afford to buy clothing,
even when times are close, when prices are put
down as low as at Siegel & Co.'S. They pro-
pose to sell their goods for the next six weeks
at the very lowest notch, and this in time to
allow their patrons to provide against the re-
maining cold weather.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

The city council, at their meeting st We'd
nesday night, abolished the salary Of the city
marshal, and dispensed with ti,f foffices of city
attorney and night watchman.] Th Z are look
ing to more economy during these Srd times,
which is right.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
SECRET sOcIETIEs.

i. efP.-CYxDoS LODGE NO. 5, meets every Wetlnes.
day eveu1ng at O'Clock. in Masonic Hall. +. z
DoADs Z. c.. A. C. SLOAN, X. Off. 8.
y.0.O.f%sALrxA LODGE No. q, meets at Odd Pei
l0wsHAu every Thursday evening at O'Clock. e.
fos1, n. G., J. W. PowERs, Secretary.
l.O.OF.-eIxAI EScAArMENr No. 10, 1t Odd Fell0wi
Hall, first and third Tuesdays In each month e.
Fosf. c. p. d s. DoDDs, Scribe.
AZ FAN -SALISA LODGE No. u, at Masonic Hall,
arse ed third Monday In each month. T.. E. FAUX
Mn, w N, J. DEWITT, Secretary.
0A1xNE RoYAL ARCH CHAPTKR No. Is, ,st Masonic Hall
eecond and fourth Monday in each month. b. J. r. .
HA1UA jA.E.H. p, J. DEWITT, Secretary.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Reading is one of the necessities OF the age,
and It is seldom that a community has SO well
supplied news stand, where all kinds OF read
ing matter is to be found. As at Whitehead q
Seaman's, at the post-ofiice. Read and keep
posted.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

Cover Brothers are running under full
head Of water, and they make their machinery
hum, while grinding ont the ''xreat necessity
for the people. Salina now has two hrsf-ciass
Touring mills running, and soon will have
third
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
To Whom It. Nav Concern.

As II has come % my knowledge thai one j. X. Ny.
h,s been contracting with parties in SaiIra
the strength tina, am owing hum, desire TO give no.
tice TO all parties ;hA; ara in way. shape fsn,
d;rccsy or ndirvcty. indebted to him. and shall as
sufne none Of his debts.
C-n THOMAS d. BENNETT.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
Take Notice.

All parties indebted tn George Finch upon promis-
sory notes, which masie pay able At John Gels &
Co 5 bank, which become due the 9th cf February
lS.3, will take notice that -sd notes have been pur-
chased bv tie undersigned for valuable consideration
and that he designs 10 mske immediate efforts have
them all promptly paid at the time spccifiei
Dec. losh. lS,s. A q. COCSE.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY

pnnmyzHRIAx-Rev. G. W. Hays, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath st II 4. II. and r. NJ Sabbath
school. 3:saP. II. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
nings.
0EfaoDsf ERIscoeAL-Rev. n. N. Powers, Pastor,
Preaohing ct the Baptist Church the second and
fourth Ssbhsths u II A. n. and r. N. Sabbath
aenools eech Ssbbsh, at 9:3o 4. II. Prayer Meeting,
wednesday evenings.
eEDcoeAI-Rev.J. H. Lee, Pastor. Preachidg nt the
0aptst Church The nrst snd third Sabbaths Ofeac
0oAth e II A. NJ
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

How tboe - ee1oeo ~
paeting up Aoean ssefinx lss1n, balI1hG, see.,
+ approaehing, remember that . ce0paefe ~
sortment Of shelf hardware can Be Soand at
C. W. Jones'.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
Notice.

All persons indebted to james Geary or Geary 4 Co.
Of Lake View, will please forward and settle as
We haye clos ed business and want to settle up
JAMES GEARY
Lake View, kans., January eth, 1873 is-tw.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
NOTICE TO THE PUBLI,

NOTICE TO The FUBLIC.
the Superintendent Of Public instruction will be in
his ONCE every Monday and SATURDAY. excspt above
WILLIAM BISHOP.
January lst, i..3.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16
School Land for Sale !
Bottom, Timber and Water.

offer for sals Sections ., s, - and -, Township
ls sou.h, Range west. ON Saline river seven mss
from Salina, at
Lower FE4O0O
Than they would bring public sale, and terms to
suit the money market, viz One-tenth to hr paid cash
the balance may reman pefpetuai loan. n ten per
cent Interest," payable II the pleasure Of the buyer
auy ,iDe the Interest the balance to be paid annu-
ally.
of sse5 bottom. v..er and timber g Pc. 'e.e
sw'" "a Z bottom land :"
n W Or of sec Is bottom land estperacre
70" 90 Is So 1t
w'.'' Is bottom and prairie ''
or the whole section st e6 pr acre.
n or Of sec 10 bottom and p..iris 81 pr sera.
&C. 10 bottom and 90
Q v" I" I" 80 10 rolling
or the whole section st % pr acre.
n or Of sec 20 bottom land. ssper acre.
n 10" Z" 20 q" -
se go =. " q Z" I"
q We 20 80
or the whole section e 81 per acre.
These lands for besusy of surface fertility Of soil
and desrabity location cannot be surpassed in the
world and fne Opportunity either 70 make extern
sive ranch, rurchn for investent b here
by preseSted-
For further particulars, commit my Real Estaae pa-
ser the Edasas Cessrui AdsSesss. call my ofce
4 saIin.. John ". OsskS.
land Agent.
The Saline County journal., 1873-01-16

January lsf, i3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-27
KNIGHTS TRMPLAR.
sine. Cs-,uaudsry, Ne. t-Iss'aiis''on OF
Omrers.

simsu Ce.suardery, Ne. 1-Isstalisi'en OF
Omcers.
The Right Eminent Grand Commander, sH
Knight John A. Gray, Of the Grand Com.
mandeft uf Knights Templsr Of the Dis'rc'
OF Columbia, md star, consisting OF sh
knight Charles II. Twlpe, ". Y. Grand Dep
uty Commander; Sir knight L: Z. baley,
Grand 9eperalissimo, and ST. Knight Jonn
W. Freeman, Grand Captain General, meoe
their annual visitation on tho 24th instant 70
the Simon Commandcry, No. !, X. I. AIte,
thorough Inspection OF the RECORDS hnu ,
workings, the examluation Of which provra
cuucluslvely that those In charge were Iuly
equal 10 ali the requirements, the r. Z. Com
msnder, assisted by his deputy, Installed tne
following ofncors for the ensuing
Year. Or Knight George W. Brooks, N. y,
Eminent Commander; Biz knight jaime. Y:
A. schurcuisn, 0cucralisslmo; sir knight
Primus II. Simmons, Captain Ge1orM; ~
kHlss TT h a sySs s s'' Warden sr III
Knight James =. freeman, Junior WardeSi
Sir Knight james II. johnson, TIcasurer'
Sir Knight John b. Washington, Recorder;
Sir Knight Solomon Morris, Wafder; BIZ
Knight William Thompson, Standard Bearer
Sir Knight John II. Davis, Sword Bearer
| Captains Of Guard, Sir Knights Edward
Chase, John II. Brooks and Sidney spmbcy,
M. d. This Commandcry Is In u hourishing
condition, numbering over eighty active
members, among whom are some Of our best
and wcalthlest citizens. They, together
with The craft In general, arc leaving nothing
updonc towards making the grand to,irnoi
(Which takes place In this city on the 7tli Of
November next, the anniversary OF tho Goth
scmane Commandery, No. 81 take rank
among the finest displays over witnessed 10
this city. The Simon V'ommafidery on THU
occasion will appear In their tlne-honorcd
uniform, tho members preferrlng to adhere
to that In preference TO what they term limo
vations on the ancient rites and privileges ri
the craft.