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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
sPHOTOS.,

On Monday evening next, the Goth inst.
the celebrated Harrisons will appear at
Harper's theatre is their great speciality of
''Photos" To day Mr.. Geo. Zebold, adj
vance agent is IN town arranging for the
entertainment of this company here on the
evening mentioned. The New York 7rt-
5une thus refers to "Photos:"
The Harrisons have made a memorable
impression at the Grand Opera house in
their clever and amusing play of "Photos"
and have kept the audience in an uninter-
rupted roar in their irresistible and con-
stantly varying bagatelle. They undoubted-
ly have no equals in genuine stage enter
tainment, and consists of a talented com
bination that makes this delightful resort
ring again with their merry humors. Miss
Harrisons imitation of Maggie Mitchell in
"Fanchon," and of Aimee in the drinking
song of La Perichole" are perfect and
fairly captured the audience. Louis
Harrison is one of the best comedians on
the stage. His limitations of celebrities
are really marvellous. An overpowering
funny play, and coterie of artists unsLr
passed in America.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
HIGH LICENSE.

1t is matter of common report that
many of the ladies of Rock Island are Wig
orousiy moving in favor of a high license
law through the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Yesterday their views
found expression through blanks for sigma
lures, one of which was left at each of our
Evangelical churches, and each of which
bore the following heading:
Rock ISLAND, Feb. II, 1Ss3.-To the
Honorable Senate and House of Represen
tatives of the State of illinois, We. the
undersigned citizens of the state of Him
ois, do most earnestly petition your Honor
able body to pass law governing the sale
of Intoxicating liquors which fixes the IL
cense for all saloons in the state, at a rate
not less than $500, which law shall be
properly guarded for its faithful observ-
ance and enforcement, and your petitioners
will ever pray.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
THE LICENSE QUESTION.

A well known lawyer of Monmouth con
tributes quite literally and intelligently
toward solution of the liquor Ii
cense question in the following manner:
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Feb 8-The regulation
of the liquor traffic by high license is
better than attempting its suppression by
legislation. This course, all things consid-
cred. is the most feasible, as experience
has demonstrated that suppression cannot
be attained by prohibitory laws, as people
now stand arrayed on the question. In
stead of. any extensive legislation on the
subject suppose the Legislature should
amend Sec. 3 of the dram shop act by
striking out the words, Not less than $50
nor more than $780," and inserting in lieu
the words, mot less than $500 nor more
than 81, 600" Then we have the benefit
of a law that has been held valid by our
courts, and high license secured in the
country.
Then amend art of Chap. ga. entitled
Cities, villages and towns, at the forty
sixth paragraph, so as to make it read
among the powers of the city council. etc,
ITO license regulate, and prohibit the
selling or giving away of Intoxicating,
malt, vinous, mixed, or fermented liquor,
the license not to extend beyond the mum
1cipai year III Wnlch II snail DE granted,
and TO determine the amount TO be paid
for such license at any sum not less than
$500"
An inspection of the statute will show
that inserting the words in italics above
will complete the whole job, in cities,
towns, and villages, and leave the body of
both laws intact, and thus avoid all risk
from radical changes which may require
the decision of the Appellate court.
Yours. etc,
JOHN PORTER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
ROCK RIVER BRIDGE IN DANGER

Marshal Henderson and Street Superin
tendent Shalberg upon the receipt of the
information that our new Rock river bridge
built at a cost of nearly $4,000 was in
danger, went out to that place to-day and
found the condition of things far from
desirable. The bridge usually about fifteen
feet above the surface of the water. being
now only seven feet and eight inches, that
river having risen three feet since yester-
day noon and bearing the ice. which is 80
inches thick up in solid cake, and in
dangering the safety of the bridge The
rise in the river which amounts to about
one inch in an hour is caused by the vast
amount of water pouring into that stream
from the ravins and cutters along its
course and also back water below the dam.
Ifsthe rise continues as now seems pro-
bable, Superintendent Shalberg will 90
out and with the use of dynamite blow up
the ice below the bridge and then above
and in this way remove the danger to the
bridge.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
AT REST.
obsequies of Freddie shawn Double Funeral
To-day

obsequies of Freddie shaw-A Double Funeral
To-day.
The funeral of little Freddie Shaw, who
met such shocking death on Thursday of
last week, occurred from the family resi-
dence on Illinois street. at O'Clock YES
terday afternoon. The Rev. C. L. Morgan
off1ciated, the service being short but i'm
pressive. The Congregational church
choir sang some selections. after which the
body was taken in charge by the pail
bearers, who were as follows, all being
school mates: VIM. Brown, Frank Herbst,
Fred Christy and Chas. Calkins. A large
eoncourse of friends followed the remains
of him who had been bright little fellow,
fathers pride and a mothers pet, to
Riverside cemetery, the city of the dead
and he who had only entered upon the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
ACCUMULATED MAIL.

This morning, between and o'clock,
a passenger train arrived here from the
east on the Chicago, Rock Island s. Paci-
fic road, with a large list of passengers and
twenty-eight sacks of mail for this city.
The postofflce people threw off their coats
and before 10 o'clock had considerable of
il distributed. The crowd of waiting people
in front of the postofice this forenoon
reminded one of war times" when the
telegraph Office was besieged by scores of
anxious patriots.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Feb, 70
LIVE STOCK.
HOGS-Receipts 9.40O; fairly active and stead,
light 6 1906 95; mixed packing 4516 90; hea1
packing and shipping. 9O6D7 so.
CAfTLE-Receipts 9, 900; slow; weak cxp1r.
SO056 25; good to choice shipping, > 2UGj =
common to fair, 000p4 IS.
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Higher re gular 1 O9X Feb: O9Eg
1 10 March 1 10S0D1 II April; l 1901 is Nay
CoRN-Highcr; 81 cash; 57%@57La March SIT
April: 62% May.
OATs-Higher; ss7s cash; SO March: 39ls April
Az May.
RYE-546l66.
BARLEY.-S5.
WHISKEY-I II.
PORK-Active and higher; SIS 10 cash: S. e
April; SIS So May.
LARD-Higher; $11 2OGb$1I p: Sll 40ls Nar..
$11 So APRIL $11 20 May.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
MOLINE DEPARTMENT..
E L. EASTMAN, Reporter
Headquarters, one door West Of Reimer's
Cigar Store,

Chas E. Failor, of Newton, Iowa, Sun
dayed at the Keator House.
III. j. Allen. of Buffalo, Iowa, is regis
tered at the-Keator House.
The Moline Road Cart company shipped
one of their carts on Saturday to NIB.
Marcellus Norfolk, N. Y.
The patients at the hospital were dis
charged on Saturday
Frank Plummer is now assistant ticket
agent at the G. r.. l. & p. passenger
depot.
Among the liabilities of Mr.. Kyle of
Orion, who recently failed, we see the
name of A. Frick of this city, who is into
the tune of 5000
The Litta opera company is negotiating
for dates with Manager Cram for Wagner's
opera house.
Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing that Mr.. and Mrs. VIM G. Ben
nett well be ''at home" on Thursday even
ing next, at p. m.
The attendance at the public library has
increased since younger blood" has got
into the library board, and they now can
get quorum at each meeting.
The late inmates of the city hospital
desire through the ARGUS to extend to
those of our citizens who so kindly fur
nished them, while confined, with papers
and other reading matter, thus rendering
more pleasant the lrksome hours, most
sincere thanks.
Frank Schwartzenberg was confined
over Sunday in the city jail and was to
have been taken into the county court to-
day TO have the condition of his mind in
quired into. He has for some time been
subject to epileptic fits and this has prob
ably rendered his mind unevenly balanced.
DR.. L. d. Dunn left this morning for
Chicago He will return on Thursday:
beck will issue burial permits.
The library board had meeting on
evening. but nothing OF import
ance was transacted further than the allow
ance of few bills and general discussion
of what their next entertainment will be.
So far they are about $50 ahead on their
On Thursday evening of this week, the
Swedish Olive lodge ofGood Templars will
celebrate their second anniversary. As this
is the night upon which Moline temple
No. 81 L. o. A. t., hold forth in Metro
politan hall, an exchange to Tuesday
night with the first named society has
been effected for this week, and so the
latter society will have their regular
meeting to morrow evening.
HI. B. Whitman, who, some months ago,
fell while on Deere's new building and
broke his leg, and who was then given a
position as Waterman at the gate of that
is now confined at home with
typhoid and mslarial fever Dan Swan
der, j. A. Payne and few others en-
ployed at the above factory, are doing a
act They are taking up a
collection in the shop among their fellow
(who are always willing to help
those in distress) for Mr. Whitman, and
this week the same, which is no small sum,
will be turned over to him. All such acts
will never fail to bring their reward.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.

Fred Voigt, Philadelphia; Chas Hum
norman. Chicago; Geo A Gould, New
York; FL j Loomis, Genesec: Mrs Gillett,
Denver; d Schrever. Green River; D Col
lard, T G Murray, T Randall, st Louis;
A A Hendrix, Milwaukee; E Thomas, st
Louis; j A Gehrett, n B Rogers, Port
Byron; W d Halsapple, LIE Claire; E G
Marsh, Chicago; Mussler. st Louis; w
w Williams, Albert Lea.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
VERY Low.

Last night Judge Guyer's condition was
expressed by the anxious words very low
and throughout this forenoon there was
but little, if any, change in his condition.
Unless he should speedily rally his death
would seem to be but few hours dis
tant
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19

Anybody knowing aught of John Quincy
Adams remarkable thrift, caution, etc,
would require no affidavit as to the gen
uineness of the foregoing, even if it bad
not been received directly from his grand
son. Nobody, not even the descendants OF
this remarkable man, knows to whom the
letter was addressed, but it shows at once
the prominent traits of the writer-pru-
dence, keen business sagacity and caution
and all in all is as non-committal as one
could desire. 1t is Endorsed thus; y. @
Adams, Esq, No. 3 private, 1st July 1899,
2 October reed, 90 do, ansd." Mr.. Adams
was an excellent penman, letters wonder
fully small but uniform and although he
wrote on the coarse. -nruled letter paper
of that day his lines are as straight as they
possibly could be.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Feb, u
WHEAT-Stronger; No / 10 cash: Oq.,
March; 101s April; 1 1875 May. No J. 50 MOI
73,
CORN Stronger, fairly active; 57A
OATS-Advancing; 391z.
RYE--Firm. higher; 6254.
BARIEY-EaSier. Is
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
PERSONAL

Mr.. John II. and Mrs. Barr have Just re-
turned from fortnight's visit with Mrs
Bars relatives at Dewitt, Iowa At
present they are entertaining Miss Stella
Smell Of Buffalo, n. Y, an aunt of Mrs
Barr, who is already much pleased with
the gem city of Illinois.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

Major Frazer Wilson, town collector. is
now ready to receive the taxes for 1882
Office under the Harper House, in Western
Union telegraph Office. dwtf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19

A prompt way TO ease asthmatic wheel
ing. Use Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
remedy for indigestion, consumption.
Dyspepsia, weakness, fever, ague, ETC..
Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
DIED.

.OSWALD-0n February 18TH at BIB p, m Mrs
Maggie b. 0swold. wife of Chs. Oswald aged ~
years. noath and II days.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
Peoria Market.

PEORIA, Fen 3D.
CORN-Firm; mixed, s365Sx.
OATS No. white, 42a42%.
RYE-561a a57.
WHISKY a.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19

Warmers safe kidney and liver cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-19
New York Market.

NEW York, Feb. 3D.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

*"He that IS dlscsntented in one
place will seldom be happy in snother. :"
People are constantly changing their
homes from East % West and from
North to South or vice rersa. in search
of healthy State. If they would learn
to he content-d and to nset the c-lehrs-
ted Kidaey-Wsrt when sick. they
woald be much better off, The whole
system can be kept in healthy state
by this simple but effsctnal remedy.
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al Ike il better than any remedy
have ever used, because il leaves my
bowlsls in better condition. = is tie re-
mark made by everyone when referring
TO Syrup Of Figs. That j. one af the
principal reasons why Syrup cf Figs is
taking the'place of all liver msdicines
and nsuseaus cathartics h-retafose nsed.
Try it. Eoshsy & Mason. the agents
Cor Linn county.
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killing ten beast. xI,hqn. aer.IlIeg ii.

killing ten beasts without derailing his
train.
A. me .ting Ia New Yuk Mopday
evening, representatives eftbe principal
trades union sdonted revolutions 10 Ca
yor of the Saturday hslf holiday move.
ment.
In The libel Mit of August Belmont,
against John Duvoy, editor II the IrisL
Nation, who charged belmont with
misarprnpriating funds Of the Irish
society, verdict of guilty. was returnel
by the jury.
A pan has besn Inathred ., .lprrsenl
the name Of Samuel +. HINT before the
Democratic conyen,iss Of Obia, ~ q
compromise Oandidate f,r governor.
During q school exhibition st Sup
perwell, Mstcalfs county, KY, Marshal
Henry Beauchamp asked J. b. Winfrey
and ]. Prics To aesist from making a
disturbance. Wihfrey and P,ice open.
ed fire. and Bsanchamp returned IL.
Mcfarland, bystaRder. WIS sboi dead,
Beaachamp was morally ~oupd.d, a
lady, Hiss Phillips'. Was struck on the
cheek, and n negro, whn Las NIT b.rn
heard from since, il Hirpose.ito h~ dead
In the bushes where he hid. Winfr.y
escaped injury, but Price was badly
wenDdsd. No arrests.
Tho Young queen sf Spain passed
through Paris Wednesday, of last week
on her way to meet her mother a;
Frenzensbad. Madrid is ripe with ri-
mors Of great conrt scandal, and ths,
having ascertAined the relations Of The
king With lady Of royal circle the
queen has Hed from Spain. never 10 re-
tnrn.
Monday evening sl,out g o'clock =
cyclone s'rnck StenbenNiIle, o., doing
dAmSse TO propefty 10 the northern part
Of the city to the smonnt Of $50, 900.
Fred. BTnebnrg. Of Ellen precinct,
says the Jacksonville S>ntim>i, shor.
time since sheared 26 head Of graded
rnsrioO sheep and got 1914 pounds Of
wool, or an average Of over IL pounds
per head. ons two-year-old Spanish
merino yielded 23 ponnd.. Marx Con-
ger, Of the same placr, si..r,d = Span
ish msrino bnck, 2ss.i"R 27 Ia,'n'ls Of
wool. The latter th,nss h- ,osIe good
investment when hs introduced these
sheep in this vallry not long sir.cr, ss
this immense yield of ~opl witi =" t.'
prove.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

There are no means Of getting II
the actual damage done bv this cursed
traffic. We can know something
near how much we as a nation are
damaged ia dollars and cents, and
how many valuable lives are annually
going TO perdltIou under its ulighting
influence; but how much we are de-
graded morally, physically, or rslIg-
iously, We have no means ofknowing.
Prof. Agassiz is reported TO have
said "lf there were no alcoholic
stlmulsnfs used in this country for
the next hundred years, such a thing
as q rio; would be unknUwn." Many
men Of great observation have made
similar statements. But he that a.
II may, there car be no question but
that IL i the direct cause of mme
than one half Of the crimes commit
ted, 10 say the least We need not
go outside Of the pale Of this State To
be convinced OF this, A visit to The
State Prison at Salem. and an IN
quiry rs to the cause tina, has sent 80
many people there will convince the
most stubborn.
We boast Of our high state Of civil.
ization, AMI We do make flvonlble
showing when compared with the
Nations around Us, but how mEch
more civilized might we have beer
had this alcoholic curse been banished
at the beginning Of our governme {,
But now there Is no nook or cornell
from the beautiful borders of tn,
Atlantic TO the fertile shores of tl,,
Pacific, Est nr West, North O
South, but feels the blighting inHu
ence Of this terrible curse. Here il
the beloved precincts OF cur owl
llItle town, It is fast making ship
wrecks OF many Of our citizens, an,
what is worst OF all, 1t Is wieldingal
influence over the boys, the risinl
generation, that some Of them q
least will not be able TO shake Of
and more than one fond mother
darling in days to come will be founs
in the ranks of that great army tina
Is marching on, ever on, to destracl
ion. In reviewing the history q
this place for the past few years, tlo'
much misery and crime can yo
bring to mind Of which this wretche
traffic has been the direct canse. Bu
; why talk of its evil effects Do W
} not all know them But, Perhsp'
we do not all realize the extent Z
the traffic, and for the purpose Of b,
coming more familiar with its mag
nitude, let Us look at the facts In IN
case. There are three saloons in thl
place (; the average sales per m0at
of these are l24 gallons of alcohol
! liquors alone. Taking what is sal
to be fair average, 81 drinks to tn
: gallon, we have 1885 drarns pc
mouth, or little over sos drains
death per day, and 95,23o for tn
year, multiplying this by 10 cent
the price ofa drink, and you has
' the SUN OF 80, $500 US the amor,
: that is being spent Annually 4
alcoholic liquors in this little wiling
of Scio, and who is there that wnll
doutt II we were to include win'
beer, ale, cider, etc., that th
amount would double. Then, v
would have an average Of about Ss.d
: spent annually for liquor for evsi
! man, woman and child 10 this con
munIty. which is q large amOlll
lcoDsidering that We have no laia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
AsTExTsss s-ssLssE~ :.

The Young Peoples Christian TEN.
peranee Union will meet at the Y.
=. 9. A. Hall ON Saturday June 30,
at 2:30 p. NJ.
All friends are invited. New
teachers are needed TO al the vacan.
cies caused by the absence Of several
regular feacher4. Come and heIT
In this new and interesting work.
MRs. J.. j.. BLsIx,
hEs. @. J 1rEEELL, Supp.
See,v.
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81 spent ~. 800, with. other doctors"
writes Mr.. J. W. Thornton. of Claiborn.
Miss, "Samoritap Neruine however
alone cured my son Of fits" This is
on par with bnnareds Of Others. speedy
bit thorough.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

The celebrated Vegetable Compound
for females, which. within few years,
mas made the name Of Mrs. Lydia Il.
Pinkbam known 10 every part Of the
civilized world, relieves suffering by the
safe and snre method of eqnalizing the
vital forces and thsu regulating organ
10 functions. Il is only by such q
method that disease n ever arrested and
removed.
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Tne fnembprs ofShe w. G. 7. u.
cordially thank slI who assisted
them during the recent meetings
held at the Court House.
They would especially mention the
ladies' who gave flowers and decorated
the building, The ministers and sing
ers who furnished a portion Of the
exercises on Tuesday evening, the
ushers, the editors who have pur--
lished our notices, and the many
liberal friends from tswn and country
who contributed toward defrsying
the expenses Of the occasion. To the
prompt and cheerful aid thus rem
dered, the success OF the meeting
was largely dqe.
By order OF the w. C. 7. L.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
EDITED ny 1ITB
WOmsn's ChfisIiaa TrmpuaHt rniss
PLEDGE or THE v. :. G Z. q

II hereby alemnly protniae. God
helping me, 10 ahstsIB from sll dis.
TILED, fermenied and mat Liquors,
including Wine and Cider, aud TO
employ sll proper means 10 dbeour-
age the use of aud frsfiie in The
same.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

SMALL fry E-pubIic~n IitDrs tell
their rea'lers, when they want tn hold
working men and mechsnie1 n, the sui..
port Of that party, that protective
tariff will not rsise The prir" Of man
lfastartd article, Int that H. stimulates
capital aud causes IL to seek investment
in the nssnaf,ctnre ef the protected Sr-
ticle. and thus the market becomes
glnttea wiIh that article and the price
goes down. That argument ia supposed
to tx the Aboring man. Then this
ANAL calibrsd scribe will cell capital
ists to invest their money in manufac.
tories a. protection wi!Isgive good
price f,r the manufactured products.
This Ia supposed 10 iix The capitalize.
| And this IN the extent of the kno~l-
edge of these imbeciie scribhlsrs. who
undertake To teach people government
81 principles or governmental policies
Ask one Of these pnny puppets why
wool ut one time, under protective
tariff Is twenty-five cents per pound, am
under the same law at another time Il
is City cents per pound, and the qnes
ton will utterly confonnd him. He vii
not even comprehend the import Of IL
such is bis stupidity and ignorance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
LusDrvcroN, MICK, Feb. 2, 1880.

LuSDuNcToS, MICK, Feb. 2, 1880.
have sold Hop Bitters for fur
years and there is no medicine that
surpasses them for bilious attacks,
kidney complaints and many diseases
incident to this malariai climate.
III. I. ALEXANDER. !.
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An insurance agent named Pyle,
In running fell over the stile,
st. jacobs Oil gave relief
And the pain, was so brief,
He gotnp and said "T should smile. !
A lame old lady at K .yser,
Had no one to advise her,
Till Doctor John Boyle,
Tried st. Jacobs Oil,
It's action did simply surprise her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

a. For 6se cents. Well, Richardson
& Co, Burlington, W, win sr,.d color
ed samples Of all colors Of DESMOND
Dyes, with directions,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

NJ. DsLessel.s prophecies That an
other saez Canal will b. huilt. n.srly
parallel to the presen. work.