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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19
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Der vNsuen 6reien Yrene", betitelt PLUS
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pOaen RadSus. Sir bic unterritteten
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nubenten 0erbanSniTes. Giues Cages
lac sdneiber bem 8Snis 6rieorid, @il.
belm w. rpr; er las aus elmer 3eituus
eiuen anseblid ruIRidsn Napport, meldsr
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Rrim beginner III wanfen." Der aSnia
fntr auf: ,,Was, wie lautst oas Sod
einmal ! ,,lIaIere Steaunsen in be,
arim beginner ;u manten -fc lautet ea
gang beutlid. Cure Maisltit." .0erratb
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tam Miemanb wiHen, oas ipuete Niemant
ais i'd unb Niebubr. Niebubr ica tom
men," wiarcus Risbubr. ter selebrt
Scbn bes sroeen 5iiforifers Bartbcl'
@eors Jtiebubr, mar bamals Sabinets
ratb unp Berfreter oeS 3enisS, oeiien po
litilhe uno iirAlihe Anihauunsen el
tbeilte. Heiner mar 10 ,pie er in bic @e
heinniNe Or. Noieftdt einseweibt. Di
; Oepelde aber bic beporiiebenpe 8atallrp
pbe bon Sebaitcpcl bate aueer ibm mn
oem EOnlS gfiemanp seleien. IS ma
eaber nur au besreiilih. oae oer 6Sni
Niebutr fur ben Berritber belt, ibn, be
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! aberbaufte, ben er fur ieiaeu aaersetreus
fen Sebalten. Hiebubr 1rat elm. De
, 2SniS fprans auf Jpn gu uub ipie ibn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

= 8uuSeiprdde ,Sie baben wirtlid
cine reiSenoe Srau." uSawrbl, rei5enb,
iie reiat mid ben san3en Gag - cher nur
gum 3prn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

= Se9t @u4 uuiern Yorratb iertiser
&leioer an. SIS siebt ntdtS BeGereS in
Der Stabt. Yancpa II. g o. II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

bas @eGdt nit benz Wusrufe: uSubas"
-. Aaes iprud sesen glie6ubr. unb
bod seldab itn, llnredt. Dieie Pnbli
taticn Der seheimen Wittteilunsen Nub~
lambs par cine Jclse bes Depeidenoieb
ifabls. giebubr bat ben t. palait uue
ben t. Dienlt auf Der 5tslle perlaNeu. Gr
iit nidt lanse oanad an sebrcdenem 5er'
3en seltorben. Seine Ninoer bat er nit
ietnem 6lude beorrbt. nenn iie iemalS id
benz 5ofe eiues Sirl ten aud nur naderten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19
Die bdutiebe NrcHe i.ber BEN Sc-
iub bes Ndnif6en &Dnigs>
uudreS In Berlin.

Der neulide Belud bes 8Snies unb ber
&Dnisin BON Ddnemarf am Berliner Suie
bat, tpie nitt anbsrs gu erwarten mar.
iibsraa bas srSbte Nufisbsn errest unb
ieitens ber europaiihen prelIe bic psrlhie.
penartisfe gelpre&uns sefnnoen. gsa,
tiirliG tonnte aud bic bdnifde prs6e bic.
les gpode mahenoe grstsni6 nidt unbe.
adttt uno unbeipruden ooraber sttsn lai.
fen unb if Der Inimus, in wsldem bieie
Seipre&uns erfolste. aus na&aeberber
Dspei&e 3u erieten, bic mir oem y Berltner
Iagsblatt" entnebmen
$500. ,Nnldblih bee tssoraetenben
Beluds pes RSni5s uno Der RSnisin am
8erliner 5ofe aubert It'd ras Sournal
nDasblaoet" babin. bab bic btsberiae re-
isrpirte 5altuns Danemarts Der Ausbrud
berIdtester @efitle lsi. paB es isoo4 Elm
Ribverltanonib ieiu wiiroe, penn Dsutld.
lamb slauten f0nnte, bab oieielbe BON fstno.
ielisen 5interseoaufen seleitst 'peroe. Sn
Danemarf lti nur cine Wetnuns purban-
ben iber bic Electromagnetic unb iibsr bic
Bebeutune frtunp1daf ftliher Be3ietunsen
gu Deutldlano unb bic Winide, ole man
betreffs gutter Be,ietuussn su Deutialuns
bese. ieten aufri&tis semsint. Sir
Osutldlanp w.rbe Der 8sluh tss bdni.
lGsn S5nisspuares Elm B.wsis iein, bab
Ddnemart feline Bs,ietunsen su Geutld<
Lamb serabe 10, fpie bisjenisen gu ben an.
oersu arpBen suropdtfdsn Madttn anlebe.
Das SournaI uGaorslanoet" ipridt fa
in abnliher gDtile aus ----."
5!er3u bsm,rft eas yBerlinsr Sage.
blatt" Sc pebt sin stmas iiittr uno
relerstrtsr Ion pur1 bieie Nsuserunssa
unp berielbe - aefdllt uns, penn er trdst
bic 6urbe Der Gbrlidteit an ii6. Bir
pi6tn, baB man uns in Dansmart nod
niht belonoers bolb III unb bab fd nu.
piserlrebsnb uno sSssrno cine gan,
tIeins Wenbuns gum 8sfern bort be.
merf6ar madt. Darum mare es burh'
aus wipernatlrlid, wenn iebt bic cani'
i6en Orsane wesen bes Beiudes ibrea
5errl&ere in Berlin plSblit Der bfutI&en
6reunoldaft Elm entbuiiaitilhes Qoblieb
ltnssn wcllten. SnbeiIsn maGt (ih bod
almalie bel einem selpi6en 2beil pes pa
nilhen 8olfes Dte Stimme Der RIusbeit
bemerfbar unp oiele Stimme Der 8lustsit
III es, welde erahtltd aus ben obsnss.
nannten &ovsnbassnfr Bldttetn ipridt
Wir iino 3ufriepen, penn iih uniere ba
niihen yiadbarn lansiam oaran sewSbnsn
uns, wenn man 70 fassn cart porlaufl
init erm 8sritanoe su lisben"; uiellei4
fulssn, wie bel pielen aus reinen 8srnuft
radiihten sef&loGenen @beu, pann aud
i'm eaufe Der 5sit nod Die ,,5er,snsnsi
9unsen" na6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

- Nue @rSBen BON Shaterz, Merinc.
unb Slane(l .llntertlebern bei
Yancoaftu II. g bn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

= Nusuf Sbieme, Der &ebuttsur uno
lansidbrise 5erausseSsr bes Dadter am
Grie" in Glspelanp, III, wie etne bie1en
MOrSen sinsetrcfene Depef&e meloet,
eefern seforben. Mander unlersr Qeler
wiro if& be1elben nod enti1nnen, ba er
ncr mebreren Sabren bsm @siten BON
9eras einen Belud abi1attete. 5err Itie.
me setGrte 3u ben getsranen Der bsutla.
amsritaniidsn Yrei1e. bic in ibm einen
wadersn, ibsrseueunastreuen Mittdmpfet
perliert. Seit bem 5srbfe 1876, pa er,
mitten In elmer Gampasne. .Heos, pom
@alas setroifen woreen mar, bate Der
bis babin 70 traftise, eelunbe Mann fh
ME wieber gang au erbolen ptrmo&t i.lbt
lanseres ginfsuen ieber Sbdtistsit unD
wisberbolte Neilsn parsn nidt I'm Stanbe
sepeisn, ibm bic Gelunbbett tuisbsr,use>
ben. 1T III nur Sc Sabre alt seiporpsn
unb binterlabt cine saSlret&e Samilie, bic
ii& hss innisen geileips sublrei&er 6reun,
De ees gerfurbenen oerli@ert balten barf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

- Die neae 0oupsrnants mar erit ,wet
Gage I'm Saufe. ale itre Sdilerin fs Bat,
ie mOdts bod uSa" fussn. w.nn pie
Mama ile BEL Slide fruat. ob fe nod ct.
mas clubbing babsn m0hte. Nber parum
lca i'd esnn bas fraste bic grsieberin.
Beil Id iebsn rpill, was fiir elm Gslidt
bic Wama MAIDEN wirb antwortste bas
liebe Gnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

= Siirslib wuroe in Paris elm Npo>
theter burd Elm Bifet fclsenoen Sntaltes
iiterraidt: ,Serebrter 5err Sic ba'
Ben mir orei Gran glauidure perabfoIst,
pbne bic pom @eiee porseidriebeuen Jor,
u.alitdten teobad,tet gu baben. 5iernad
ltno sic elmer balbidbrisen 5aft uno ei.
ner @elbifrafe ron 5000 Tr. ausselebt.
5Sren gle jett meinen 8cri idlas. SD
bin Der Yer5wei flung perTallen uno itano
ldOn auf bem Yuutte, mid nit meiner
@eliebten gu persiften, alS plSelid elm
@eoanfe nleine Nabt erbellte. gDie ~dre
es, mena sic mir itatt Der Strafe bon
5000 ST. 5meltauIeno Sranfen seben
MOLTEN, bamit fSnnte id meine Gage Der.
beHern, uno ssbe Sbnen n,ein Wort, als.
baau ieoen @ebanfeu an @elbltncrb auf,
,useben. Sic bdtten ofientar elm sutes
Wert set6an uno entsinsen Der Strafe."
Der Npetbeter iberleste fid bic @ahe
uno 3ablte oem Wianue mirtlid bieIe
@unme, her banit Elm @eidift anfins,
welhes ibn balb in ben @tano lebeu tpirp,
oas @elr 3uriid;u5ableu, wie er es benz
NpOtbeter anselubt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

- gins gent'pufmurte III unsefdtr Der
pole Bertb fur ein srObes Yudst Yferbe.
uno Viet'pulpsr, bas iebt psrfauft mirb.
Wsnn i6r elm pOafanots nnsefdlidts
pulver babsn MOTT, 70 fault 9 BERT
BANS. Dieielben itnb |etr pertbpou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

- SIN Dollarltore farm jeoer feline
misunderstanding MAIDEN, benn ieoem
@eldmad miro etwas Seboten. Die
Serren 9 dram u. s o.. nebmen nit
tleinem Yrpft pprlie6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

- Gr mar sruar eft feds Sabre alt,
aber bod f&pn Elm ldarfer Beoba6tsr,
btnn er faste eines aasss vWapa, Du
iuutsf bod Suarantaine sesen Nadbars
aom pertan9cn er fcmmt Sawefer Sen,
nsY 10 oft beiu&em, bab i'd fardte, es
mirb eptbemilh."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

Sob. @ais, grommeu, Soma,
fdreibt: Wir bafen abermalS ben $ a nj.
burser Sruittbee BON Or. Na.
9uit aDnig nit sutem @rfolse se.
braudt uno that er unierer san3en Jamilte
Bel bartaadisen Grtdltunseu redt quite
Dienlfe. Wir iperoen ibn INNER iii
0rrratb balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

@ott gab nns nur einen Wune,
Weil 3wei Ufduler unseiuno;
Mit benz einen Waule idOn.
Sdwdst ,u piel Der @rbenlobn,
@enn er bpppelmdulis wGr,
6rdb unb log er nod piel mebr.
0at er iest bas Maul poa 8rei,
WuB CT i4msisen unterbeHsn,
0dtte er oer Wiuler 3wei
9Sse er iOsar beim TreNen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19
Oie @idtiafeit unh her Mertt

- Die 0idtisfeit uno Der Wertb DOR
Spbnfpn's MnpbYne neQtntmen t
fUnnen tn tetner Gamilie In Dollar unp
Gents .'abSei&dBt werbeu. Gs wirp in.
nsrlib uno au6srli& anseu anot, es turirt
Diptberle, lowie ale eefa brliaen 5als.
unp Qunsen- -6rantbeitsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-19

- Sm eiler. 8atbol. Yiarrsr (auj
Der &anasD Die 9sute fassn, nj,
@eifli&e tSnnten teine 8lnber er3isbsn,
neil mir ielter fsine batten -, bas 1T atsr
nidt pabr."
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
Tossing upon a Bed OF Agony.

Tortured 10 every joint with inham-
matory journalism, is q prospect which
may become q melancholy fact if thu
twinges of the dread disorder are not
checked at the outset Persons of a rheu.
matte tendency find Hostetter's Stomach
Ritters a useful remedy. nor do they
encourage the risk 10 using it they dc
from resorting to that active poison Colch;.
cum, which is often employed to arrest the
maIady. The use of the Bitters is equally
as effective in its results, and is attended
with no risk. There is ample testimony
TO prove that the medicine possesses blood
depurating qualities of DO common order
besides those of tonic and general alter.
alive. 1t stimulates the action of the
kidneys and promotes the removal from
the system of impurietiee which develop
disease, and are fraught with serious
danger. Fever and ague. dyspepsia,d de-
bility, nervousness, constipation, &c, are
remedied by it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
The Rivar.

Navigation may be considered practically
at an end at this point. Only a few
Tafters aud small boats will continue to do
any business, and by the lst of December
everything will be in winter quarters.
The steamer Josie made her last trip
this morning. She left for Dubuque, with
large load of freight, where she will GO
into winter quarters This winter Diamond
10 Reynolds will have the JOSIE cut 10 two
10 the middle and lengthen her out 70
feet, making her one of the largest boats
on the river. She will also be refurnished
throughout, and when completed will be a
perfect palace to travel on.
The steamers Josephine and Imperial.
of the Diamond 10 Line, will go into the
Southern trade this winter, having about
] 600. 900 bushels of grain to take from
st. Louis TO New Orleans.
The river is ON a stand, at about $50
feet above low water mark.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22

There was an important arrest In Daven-
on Thursday evening, about s o'clock, the
party arrested being wanted in Omaha for
burglary-the case involving $4,000 worth
of stolen merchandise. The Davenport
Democrat ;giyes the following account of
the affair:
Between 7 and 8 o'clock last evening
officer Tilebein steppe d into Du Flames
saloon, on west second street, tapped
young man who was warming By the stove,
on the shoulder and said, the Chief wants
to see you'll" The young man went out
with him-the Chief was at the door,
Come to the station with me, said the
Chief, there's party there who wants to
see you" The young man walked be-
tween the officers to the Fifth street sta
ton iDquiring 1.-THE name OF the person
who wanted him, but had little to say and
when he did speak it was with trembling
voice-maybe from cold. At the station.
while the young man was standing by the
stove. stranger walked in, the
Chief said 20 the newcomer: This Is Mi
ohael Hebron, who you telegraphed for. "
And the young man almost sunk on the
floor.
The stranger was Deputy Sheriff Ne
bigh of Omaha He had requisition
for Michael Hofffou in his pocket. and told
the prisoner that it was to answer to the
crime of burglary and larceny that he was
wanted at Omaha Last June soMe
| clothing stores were burglarized in that
city, and $4,000 worth of goods were stolen
| from them. About 81 600 worth OF goods
have been recovered, the leader of the
lcracksman's gang, one Pat McGuire. has
been arrested, with three second hand
| store men, and it is one OF the latter who
squeaed on Hebron Heffron confessed
to the dtputy that be was IN Omaha at
the time; and that when one of the stores
was entered he kept watch on tie out
| side, Mcclure giving him linen buster
| for so doing. That vss ell the connection
he had with the burglary. he said,
| furthermore, that in August while Nc
CURE was evading arrest, the fleeing
| burglar called at the home .of his (Hetf :
ron's) parents here in Davenport, and
| vented something to eat and stay ell
night, but that his mother bid him BECOME,
| and forbid her son having anything to do
with him. That was all be knew about
Mcclure.
The deputy took Hebron in charge, and
when the train left for the west the officer
and bis prisoney we're among the passen
gers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
Ass;stant President r. r.

this evening. Assistant President 4. X.
Gable is experimenting the work which
which will be done with all possible dis
patch
To-day Marshal Halves went over to
Davenport to look for young man named
Louis Naeter, who was wanted for robbery.
The circumstances are as follows. Naeter
had rooms at VIM. Ross boarding house
in the lower end of Rock Island, and few
days ago stole watch worth SO and $50
greenback from Fred Kuxman fellow
boarder. Suspicion rested on Naeter and
search was instituted for him, but he had
skipped. To-day he was tracked in Daven-
port and Marshal Halves went over, arrest
ed him and persuaded him to come to this
side without requisition, He was taken
before Justice Halves and held in the sum
| of $500 to the next term of the circuit
court. He will probably plead guilty
| so as to get lighter sentence.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
Not a Sure Thing.

The Union may yet be disappointed in
the matter of city officers. We will ven
ture the prediction. that should the city
in the spring elect Democratic mayor
and council, the Unaon will be in favor of
appointing every officer whose election by
popular vote is not mandatory. 1t is be-
cause the Union imagines that the Repub-
licans have sure thing on the vote that
the persistent clamor is made for the elee~
ton of all the officers. There is nothing
particularly sure about the vote, on the
contrary tits highly probable that Rock Is
land will elect an opposition and not Re-
publican mayor and council in the spring.
If the Union bases its calculations for sue
cess on the vote of the recent election. it
makes grave mistake, for comparison
shows that In some of the wards, at least,
nearly the entire Republican vote was
polled while the Democratic vote was not
out. Next spring the result will hinge on
local matters and full Democratic vote
will be polled. There is nothing sure
about the Republicans carrying Rock Is
land, next spring, though the Union may
have made up its mind that such will be
the result. There is yet an even chance
between the Democrats and Republicans.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
Religious.


Central Presbyterian Church:-The
pastor, Rev. DIR, Westwood, viii preach at
l0:45 on Home Influences" and at on
1.-THE Final Parting" Young People g
meeting at 2:30. Sunday school 9:l5.
First Baptist church: A selfish
Prayer and the Cost of the Answer" at
IO:45 q. m. The Needed Reconciliation
at I'd. m These will be the themes oil
the Rev. o. w. Van Osdel. pastor. Bible
school at $50 a. M The subject for the
Wednesday evening prayer meeting will
be us the Pathway Growing Brighter
Broadway Presbyterian church, the
Rev. j. r. Miller. pastor. Services at
l0:45 a. NJ. and p. m. The decorations
of the Broadway church will be in keepine
with the Thanksgiving season-sheaves OF
grain, fruit. etc. These will remain and
be added to for the Children's Thanksgis~
ing service next Wednesday evening.
Lying will be the subject OF the ser
mon of the Rev. A, B. Allen. rector OF
Trinity at I0:45 a. m. His subject at
o. m. will be Pastoral Counsel for Young
PEOPLE," Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Mission Sunday school. corner of Seventh
street and First avenue at 8 p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal church: the
Rev. Geo, II, Palmer, pastor. Services al
IO:45 a, m and p, %. Prayer meeting
at 80 p. m, on Wednesday.
United Presbyterian church. the Rev
j. A Reynolds, pastor. Services at TO-
45 u. u. and p. m.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been be,
fore the public for years, and is pronounced
by thousands superior to all other articles
for the cure of Coughs Colds, Influences
and all other Pulmonary Complaints. Ii
costs only rs cents bottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22

The Rock Islander advocates the cleo
ton of all the officers and In support Of its
course says:-'It is the right of the people
to choose their own servants. It is better
to trust majority Of the people than a
close corporation" Time appears to have
wrought wonderful change Of. heart in the
editor of the Rock Islander or he would
not talk thus. 1t is only week or two
ago when he was abusing Mayor Reynolds,
because he did not shape his administra-
ton in conformity to the Rock Islanders
views, and yet Mr.. Reynolds was a naajori-
ty mayor by several hundred votes. If 1T
IS better to trust majority of the people"
certainly Mayor Reynolds ought to be
trusted. The people by very decided
majority expressed their preference for
him for mayor, and if he was a good
enough man for mayor. he ought to be
good enough man to make worthy appoint
ments. We believe in the majority ruling;
that the true policy is, the greatest good
to the greatest number, but, we also be-
lieve that the police force the water works
department, the public weighmaster and
other positions should be entirely non-par-
tisan in character-an impossibiIity if all
were elected. It is because we believe
that the city's interests are best subserved
by a non-partisan police force, and indie.
pendent management of the water works,
etc, that we advocate the appointment of
the best men for these positions irrespec-
tive of party, and we believe that major
ity ofthe people of Rock Island are of SIM
liar belief
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
Made lew Again

ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, July 3lst, 1876.
z. v PIERCE, NJ D.:
have used your FaYorite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, for the last three months
and find myself-twhat shall | say)-
made neu again. are the only words
that express it. | was reduced to a
skeleton. could not walk across the floor
without tainting, could keep nothing in
the shape of food on my stomach. Myself
and friends has given up all hope. my
immediate death seemed certain. [ can
never be to thankful to these who re-
commended your medicines, for I now
live Ito the surprie of every body and am
able TO do my own work. / desire to
make this statement in order that those
suffering may not despair until they have
given your remedies trial.
Yours resp'y, MRS. VIM. d. DYcKMaN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

l
| The Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. f., closed it
lahors at Galesburg yesterday, and elected
| the following officers for the ensuing year
NJ. w. &. Patriarch. ". E. Carlln. Of
Jerseyville; NJ. E. 6. FL. Priest, A. n
Waggoner, of Chicago: 4. w, g. Senior
Warden, W. Ii. Schuchart; r. WIG. Scribe
and Treasurer, j. G. Smith, of Chicago; r,
w. G. Junior Warden. George w. Atkins.
of Nashville: r. w. G. Representative Of
Sovereign G. Lodge, w. FL. Crooker, OF
Evanston,
Past Deputy Grand Master, A. ".
Berggren, OF this city. was elected Grand
Master, and Alonzo Ellwood, of Sycamore,
was elected Deputy Grand Master.
Tbe following telegram was received
yesterday morning from the Grand Lodge
of Indiana IN session at Indianapolis
Twenty five thousand Odd Fellows of
Indiana, now in session in the Grand
Lodge, send fraternal greeting to the
brethren of Illinois, The following reply
was sent by the Grand Master: Res
poDding to the cordial greeting of the Is
600 Odd Fellows of Indiana, and going
your State 1000 better, Illinois sends you
the reciprocal greeting of her 26 900 Odd
Fellows u
The next session of the Grand Lodge
will be held at Danville. Ills.
". L. Sweeney and Levi Harson. who
attended from Rock Island. express them
selves as highly pleased with the courteous
treatment extended chem In Galesburg,
and have many words of praise for the
liberal spirit of the people of that flourish
ing town.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22

Among all the remedies of the age,
none has been put to severer test than
Vegetire, and none have won more
favor with invalids, The cures and relief
are attested by the statement of the
persons benifted. The medicine has be-
come popular remedy. and is asked for
everywhere. 1t is sold everywhere, See
the advertisement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
Animal Rail.

The annual ball of the Wide Awake
Hose and Hook and Ladder Co., occurs Cd
Wednesday evening next. Nov. Goth
Thanksgiving Evel at Turner Hall. The
price of tickets has been placed at IS
cents; supper extra. Music by Blehrs
full band. Those who have attended the
Wide Awake parties in the past will need
DO urging to be present at this one. % DAT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22

GIVE HEED A cold is often thought
to be too trlfiing matter to claim atfen-
ton ill it gets such hold on the lungs as to
imperil the life of the consumptive
patient-then and not until then do many
think seriously of relief. when it often
comes too late; what faolish negligence.
we say, when . 25 cent bottle Madame
Porters Cough Balsam will give ease.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22

PURE Con Liver OIL, made from fresh
selected livers, on the sea shore, by Cas-
well, Hazard &..Co., New York. 1t is ab-
soIutely Pure and ssceet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in the market. s
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22

Mrs. Hama Blomtergson. of Moline
publishes a card of thanks to the A. o.
.. w, for their kindness to her before
and after the death of her husband, and
praises order of Workmen in high terms.
The A. 0. q. w. is one of the best bene-
fetal organizations iu the country.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
a New Method in Mea,cine

By this new method every sick person
can get package of the dry vegetable
mpound, Kidney Wort, and prepare for
themselves six quarts Of medicine. 1t is
a specific cure for Kidney Diseases. Liver
mplaint, Constipation and Piles. aud q
grand tonic for Females.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-22
County Court.

The Fecken case was still on trial TO day,
and at o'clock this afternoon Major
Beardsley closed for the people. The de
feuse was ably managed by Connolly Il
McNeal and stubborn defense made.
The attorneys on both sides have worked
zealously for the success of their respect
i've clients. The case was given to the
Jury this afternoon.