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Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

Without fear of contradiction it may
be stated that Eiscman's opening will be
the grandcst ever seen west of Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

HOW'S Howe ?


Maude Howe and Ger company closed
their engagement here last evening. The
little actress has won her way mere, so
that whenever she chooses to appear here
again there will be no further hesitancy
in crowding the house nightly, Her re-
pGrtoire is varied, her 60 stumes elegant,
her manners charming, he" acting be-
yond the Just tenet of the aver
age dramatic The support might
have been bettcrcd IN some re
spccts, but the company is fully
up to the average of travelling troops,
and much better than the others whose
admission prices are as low. Mr.. Keenan,
who has been acting as leading man dur
ing the stay here, has shown many strong
points and done remarkably WELL cOnsid-
ering that he appeared thus temporarily
in roles comparatively new to him He
will now resume his old position for
which he is better qualified, q leading
man having been secured, Mr.. Charles
Dilloncourt, who arrived here yes
terday His trunks have not reached
here, but this did not prevent his appear
ing in yesterdays matinee. and again in
the evening. The company leave today
for Des Moincs to fill weeks engage
mcnt, They will not open IN Omaha for
several weeks yet, coming there from the
Black Hills country.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

On Wednesday. October 6. Mrs. s. ID.
Rogers will open at No BPS Broadway, in
the store formerly occupied by j. j.
Bliss, a large and well selected stock of
millinery and fancy goods. The store
will be under the management of Mrs,
o. A. Rogers, who, as the ladies of
Council Blutlss we'll know, is familiar
with the requirements OF the best trade
OF the city. 1t is designed to make this
store the most popular fashionable milli-
merry establishment in the city,
In connection with this store Mrs A.
5. Hall will conduct Il fashionable dress
making establishment. Mrs. Hall has
had large experience in this line and by
those who know her best, is considered
second to none in any city The patron
age of the ladies is respectfully solicited.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

The dress goods department at Else
mans opening will show goods far supc
rior to anything ever seen III this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

The novelty department will be worth
your attention when you visit the ouc!.-
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

Tomorrow and Tuesday evenings from
: to 1870 O'Clock, Mcssrs. Henry Eiscmau
d Co. will hold their grand fall cXposi-
ton. 1t will be far beyond an opening
will pay all. both near and far, TO wit
ness this, Il @ grAndest OF Grand displNYs
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

Garland cook stoves are the best made
Get one of Cooper II McGee.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03
Fresh taflics at Baird's, 523 Broadway

No matter how cold it Is outside bring
your fan to Eiseman's opening. The
crowd will make it very warm
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

No money needed when YOU attend
Eiscman $ opening Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Admission to the grand expo
sitlon free. No goods sold on either
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

No house can show finer selection of
goods than Eisemans Peoples store, and
tomorrow and Tuesday evenings they
will be shown to advantage.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

Fresh oysters in every style at the
Phoenix Chop House, No. sos Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03

The next best thing to Rich nond fur
mace is Il Radiant Home baSc-burncr.
Sold by Cooper X McGcc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-03

nansa Il wnl enauskd bat asldon
lIsala used, and being 60 near The
fendeEvoua % tie Kings troops
would nof b liksly 70 Be- subjected
70 9 very thorough search b. Ne enc
mics. who probably believed him
much farther OF
II this place he remained for sew
erAl days. receiVinR the best OF cars
from both mother and dsughteE. who
visited him IS often g they could
without attracting attention. When
his atEenglh had IN . measure re-
turned. and be was able 10 travel.
his generous protectors furnished him
with Z snitahIe disguise. and By
means Of The husband's absence were
enabled 70 assist him considerable
distances upon his perilous Journey.
He encountered many difficulties and
dangers. and felt himself FAR from Sc
cure until he had passed the British
lines. and knew be had nothing more
to fear
But be did not forget the maiden
whose prompt action had saved his
life. After the closs OF the war he
met her again under more suspicious
circumstances, and 3 pleasant &C
Quainsance terminated In q happy
marriage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-03
ORDINANCE No. 75e.


An Ordinances fixing u. limits of the bene-
dls q street lights provided " The city.
and wishin which property shalt - subject
70 SPECIAL .ax for iighting the strsese.
TIE Oitt o. seattle dues ordain e. uaws.
Section 1. Tbs 'hs following shalt b 80
limits viihin Which psopesIy shall b. SIT isci
70 apeciai tax 10 uay f1F alrcet liahts - = a
Cd By he city q Rsaftie. AID within VA b
ne pubiic streets q the city hail b. prorid-
81 vi 4 lights b. the eitE. ta-vit. Cannsnr
ing ~ ths s5uthesst corner Ct Pine and Wet
sirseis. And runnfng fbenee sougheflV along
be east In 81 Weat sffest % ne Ensre q u
hoit Bay. thenna co1tinuing souihsFlg "a
Ne p.raliei vita fronl stFrei. End as fsss
usE - the wet line q 'FRONT.' 4 81 70 the
aorsh line O MI Etrrsf. tnsncs seuin g. he
northwest rnfF o. Block ! u Davis Msy
aaFo'a plat = s a'fie. tbenrs south o. llna
pafaliai VI Commercial . ret, atd 1ss fast
utei II tn wet Ire II Comm erCiai ar =. b
ihs s0sikaest carnar a. Biack e aaia Ma
uafe'e Piet, teeuce etsl - - southwest cor.
Her o. King and kisFeath streats. thence
1rrth aifns he west lire 81 ElsVsats street
- Waznlnstan gret. shence w3st IN
WzahinNgn sireet 10 TNth Is eaf. three
norfh - Eath stNet % Mil strsst
Themes aiua Nh street. - tte usf b
west corneF o. Msl aa1 Nsrsk Eistth
tr~ets. thears neFfkefiF "a fhs west line of
= Ehih ssree' 20 TIE sou-h klde e Pine atrept
tBsoc westerly AioBs ne nh lsae 81 Piss
e&reet q he place ~ heEinuing.
sc That Orall8aCe Ne. $50 entIilRd
-Ontlnaaes So 50. fix.as III - Lmi :. =
aFpFotea 1aae Is D Is-t. b., aud b. zane i
hereby reneaieas Provi4ee Ihs1 sac rep.eai 81
sid ordis soce shsu - q any uns Der - e
i4tss hersaafoFe isvisd upan properiy Vi ii >
tos linsita pseserahei b. aid rupealea flrdi-
nAnca.
a1d b II 9ce fram 4nd aftaf - rzssnsa
ald approval
Passed - lhe clmmou Cuuncll af he CiF
a 8aaaIis ths s1k a4y e Juir. 1854. aaa =
proved ~ &c ths 81 4 aHs . Ialg. 1855.
Elisd yuiy zin. lisa
~ FcNanaF Clssk.
Rsh1shsd AuEzsi ~ tss1
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NV YoAK. AUG. 2.-U. 5. 3's. lo0h';
&c. 126Sk; l1<'s, 1ll5S; Pacific Sc, l26
Americas Express. lt9. Canada Pacific,
81; Can. Esuthern, S6l<; Cen. PAcide.
l20t; DenVer 4 Bio GEande. soi<; kan.
Louisville q Nashville. lssS; MiohiRan
Central, g; Northern faeifo, t83f;
preferred, 6l1<; Northwestern, 1l41;
New York Central. llI1Ss Oregon Rall-
way and Navigafien. l09; OreRun
fransoontinental, 81; Oregon I'm
provepont. 90; Paoirc Mail. SIX;
Panama. s.; Rock Island. III; Union
Psoiio.sT y United States Exureas. 631{;
Wells Fargo. Ia7; Western Union, 6T}ll( :;
EEie. l33lS, 81. Paal. 9l5fi Texas Pa
cifio, 13y<.
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ORDINANCE No. 75s.

An Ordinance 70 vAeate the alley extend.
ing through block No. Z. IN South Sc
attic.
The City Of Seattle does ordain e follows:
SECTION /. That tho alley exfending
through block No. I, Of ]. M0ss's plat
Of South Seattle. from the north side Of
Market street 70 the south side 81 Nesler
street, Be and the same Il hereby vacated.
Sec. That this Ordinance shall take
effect and be In fierce from and aftsr ifs
passage and approval.
Passed BY the Common Council Of the
city of Seattle the 3oth day Of July, lgsR
And approved b. me the 3lst day q July.
Filed july n. 1895
W. n. FnRRErT. Clerk
puhiished Angus. g IE46
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c. &P. S. R. \.



EsoR FRANKLIN. BL aCK ID 1Nn
y and intermediate slsaanR daIIf. q
Tan.
For Newcastle and iufarmedlasa Hta1'on0
daily e. s. 40 and 1910 q. "a, sna B. 81
Returning arrive a. 8oatfla fgWm cllar
TlveF extension At l.i4 D. M, aud FROM
Newca. lie branch AZ 9.0a ui- Hm., $40
and te10p. NJ.
Running time % FrankIln. 1h.m On
hunninR time % Nawonalla B. ON.
II eitsct April s fS8A
PUGET SOUND sH0aE aalln0An
Trains leave seattle for K6nk niaok
Junction, sumner PuYallup and KecU4
~ $40 q. m. ana rs ,. m.
Returning leave acoma Il ?. ~, e.
living e seattle e 61Op. n.
local leaves stuck Junction lgf Et1Il
at $40 q. m. and arrives AZ 10 a ID.
a, J. MlLNkit. Supeglui
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ETU
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
DogfIsh Bay.

N THE STEAMER SEATTLE
49, WI lssvs the head 4 Pot
Waehsnezao g. SEATTLE On MondaVa asd ri.
dare =. n; wfl Ieare heaa q Port Orchard
. 30 a u Mitehslia "a 10 m foIns
Waite sad Po1aes - II NJ ana vii arrlvs
a Sesitie q ,. ~. Returning 20 Psfs va j
inG % md Pert Orchard. viii le4ss Hari-a
ten sutth's uharf Taesdsyi aad Sc urdays
a. 80 m
o. Wednesdsys ~ d. n. VIII lesps Be q o.
Duss nay feY Sea H.: leave Psfat Write
anf f9ftage Al n d. HefefnIuf WI Iaasc
= asiie % sane dav af4p.
Fare nm apy oia Oh PA Waskinrton o.
p Drcharl. Soc bs.aes1 porls, 15e
Us JOHN n. NIHhE Aasier.
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TIE asos ana alniclos sa5..ad not fan % eail o.
him Tbs DecioF hes visited the hospitals 81
Eurcpe and obtainsd great deal 81 vAlnabh
lnformati0n Which he Is competent % impair
70 thoss IN need 81 hia services. Oh. 0kbBOt
VIII make 10 charge unless he e1ects clra
eommunicationa strictly conadentfal. eanc
zen dollars foR . uackage Of uodiclne. A
eFess Oh. J. =. 0IBB0N, Box 1851, san Rran.
cisco. Gal Meutioa Pos
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aalnraaY. Ananaf IA. -.

AZ O'Clock p. N. 10 select delegates to the
Dsuoeraac Territorial Coavenilop, ana 20
transact such ether Business as may properly
come before 1t.
The basis Of representation VIII be ons esl.
gate Tor each precinct and one additional
drleE1Ie for e7ch 50 vrtes. o. fraction Of
%. cat for The head Of the Democrats ticket
a. the last general election. Il is recommend.
ed that rimaries Be beld In the several D 9.
ciufts % saturday, Auansi az c'eiuck
m. and ia the ely wards ~ the hour Of
o'clock p. m. Delegates viii be admitted a.
ioiowys
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$500 THE STEAMER
EVANCEL


Nv TARTE Master.
VIII leavs Yesier's wtarf. Seattle. evary
Meaday morning ct 2 o'clock. for
New Yves Mfrster and vaneauveF. B c..
via Port Townsend and the Islands,
And Thursday mernfnga a 2 oselock. for
YaneouEer. direft. via the Islands and
Semiahmoo.
The Exanrei arrives Is Vancouver
tn day aster leaving aesfiia. and aflar
remaining here three houcl tsRTea on
b. FxtErn Trip 70 Seaft q.
Eor n iGlit Or p4saaEe apply e GkO.
FockEh aEenf. g q b0ards
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Treasurer's Notice.

THE TREASURER OF KING coUN-
i y viii pay. on presentation. al out
standing va rants drawn on the county
and including Nc. lIAS OF The February
term. ISIS. No interest Will Be allowed
on said warrants after this date
GEO. ID. Hill Treasurer.
Once II County Treasurer. Seattle,
Tnlv n ie2f
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WELLS LINE san VkSSkLS
gnon
san FraneiscO 20 seattle
II ,In 81 PIT

DIX. HOWARD. Sole Owaf
WI. from date. car , he unitea 49,.
NeakiV triDa q Seattle. l.eaFAAM
beck every MondAy and Friday naslA
viii touch ~ porf aamhis fer FAs
or freight. arriving ~ ISSUE -
afternoon rttrFHin9 VII ietft
Wkarf e IA O'Clock eFoFy Ireea-4 2.
SATURDAY. m1FufnR. taking re
PORT Gam be for HAheck ano thiA
The steamer Joaephina VIII .4NF4
Daek fer Port Gamble eFcfy aAf
nnd raesfva ordal1 f1r ~ pqiaiN1
Casa,
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sEATTLE-WHATcOM R0uTE.

The steamer " * gaERWlN VII
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesd1r ~
fharedAl evening O'Clock. for WhaIr.n
calling at Mukil1eo. Iulaiip, coanel1s
Oak Harbor, UtsAladY, LaconnnF, anl1o
An4corteA. &uemes, Samigh. FAtFhaWIt
belitnwham and Sahoma.
Returning, VIII leave Whatnnm a4tsa
Monday, Wednesday and Fridar 1rs
lnH4 e 3 u'clGck. for Setftia caII1r
iRtsrlnodiats points On the way.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



Dispenmzy No.6l
knarny stlst, ear
Erancisoa. Estab
nshed IN 1854, fos
he sraNlnant o.
sexual AID eemlna
Diseases. such q
3oNonhE0A. 0LnEI
4ruUrunR, sxPHu
- 10 all its form,
SEMINAL WMaENR
.ad IMRexMNCY.
Loss q manhooc
m~am.mws1. -
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Seattle a, via; First Wara. II; Recoua
Ward. II; Third Ward. II; F.urth Ward, II
The elections IN reattla Will Be held Al The
places Of holding CITY elfctiors IN be sevessl
wards. n. K MAOD0GKs, Chairman.
FREp. 3 sANpER Secretary. j. "a DIV
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION ca
Carrying the y. 8. MalI.
Tacoma, slatlIs { Poi ioNnssnd RsrI,

ONE OF THE W. 81 n
( Waahipg on or kdlthla
VIII lun aailg between fac0ma and PafF
Townsend leaving Tacoma npon arflGN
OF 8 ain and touching AZ heaifie. pnrt
Madison. , ort G-mblo Port Ludlow nr
Port Town end. Returning leave nt|
Tow send every day except sunday) 4 /
oiciook D. M.
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SEATTLE-SKAclT RIYfR RopTf

] be steamer DAISY Wn1 IeaPa gssta
teE Hkaaut flFer ana wy noFla a411f
Monday and Thursday. nfuFninf 111i
days and FridaY8.
hor freight and passage Apply "a cam
the b1atH af the same wharf.
nnraI-n GEO. 8. IAl.lnA n----
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DEMOCRATC CONVENTION.

~ aud ell citizens Of the county iFreaioc-
tive Of past political associations who can
unite with Us IN an Effort % secure the sov.
ereigntsy Of be people aud 4 pure and econ
omical administration o. STAIRS. ~ requested
to NEST, BY delegates. 10 conventioa at So.
attic on
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RAnEH 0ATzET. lRP. REHnx.
t.sae9t ylcs Presidsns
Pugut Sound Hatiu1al Bank d
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

QuY AND suL F0RKIoN AND
- domestic eEchanEA efanEa1F manaF
~ talcEraHA . aay part q Ire Cnite9
etAsea and HnnUpA rooefy8 deposits e.
uscnGT and tasma paw hoata OK cegti8casam
coRREAPoNnKWTS
Ilcn1ua. y. ~. Rathachza & sara.
Para u Ho1A1rhit Rrea
New Vera. aapmcF Rsxk a. Califurrta
ChscaQa Gem ulefclal Nafiamal Rark
H9gec1. 6aHafk Eslinnni Bank
eH1 E,r4nceaeo ~ nank e Cnilfurnfa
Fert,anA - ktEsl Nn<l1nal Eank,
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LAND CRUISERS
HANDY
NOTEBOOK

Contains Is Township Diagrams, each
followed by i've blank pages for descrip-
ton OF each quarter quarter section,
with the following printed headings
Surface - Soil - Fir, coarSe and small -
Cedar-Other Timber-Iakes and Rivers
Price, Si.& Postpaid on receipt Of price.
B. B. DEARBORN, Printer,
?. o. Box 42s,
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Removed.
3 I Y . Ht ~ ~ 4
CHEZ Sc

ssllk eNs.x FCtL cRExM PREsH
= teoese $50 - taasta 80 -, -
- - . - go aa1 y a. - ss.s-,-s :. -.
= nNet - toel Z ust& l,allfasnis
ss.eA a.eAesa = b gAaapes. - -
81 sAees tAsaa4 - eaeerer
-. - ~ ssttef Saeeea = Aana asAnaf Z
'1 - syti IN
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GHRIsTMAs TERM BEGINS SEPT.
vi I66. Tbs following department
thoroughly taught: LansusEes iancient
nd moaerDl; English IMPOSITION. fhe-
torics etel; mathematics tDure and ap-
ny, eto.ls business (sook K seping. penman-
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ence. sh0r' hand, etc.E music vocal and
nstiumentall; drawing. For rms ad-
dress PROF. ]. TAIf.
jt2s deof&wtd Pri-cipsI.
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Ths cryutallszsd saIts e extrscted from
grapes and lrlits > most wonae.ful pro
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muse stsiie II Natures own product;
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General Insurance Agency,
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
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isfaction or money refunded. Sold al
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Thomas Colligan, Deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Admin
is ratriH of the estate of Thomas to.ligah' ale Oh
the county of Rock Island state of Illinois, de
ceased hereby gives nG:cc that she Will appear
before the county court Of Rock Island county
at the office of the CLERK of said court IN the cry
Of Rock Island. AT the June term, On the ihra
Monday in june next. N "mch liihe All persons sou
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same adjusted. All persons indebted To said es-
tale are requested to make immediate payment
10 the undersigned 90
Dated this Sth day of May, d. 1885.
ELLEN CuLLiGAN,
n-d1w Administrative
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26
Met with II Remarkable AccitlC Vt d.

A fireman OH n railroad train near Dttau
met with remarkable accident When the
train was i'll motion a partridge flew through
the small window aperture in the cab
of the locomotive directly into his face.
His eyes We're pierced and seriously injured
l,y the bill of the fowl, which itself fell dead
to the floor Chicago Herald
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Frederick W kellerstrass, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed admin
strass. late of the county OF Rock Island,
state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives no
tice that she will appear before the county court
of Rock Island county, at the Office OF the clerk Of
said court in The city of Rock Island, al The July
term onthe second Monday in July next, at
which time all persons having claims against SAID
estate are gifted and requested to attend for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted All persons
indebted To said estate are requested 10 make I'M
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this nth day OF MAY, A. D.. 1886.
MARGARET d. kELLERSTRASS,
Administrative.
Al NJ STtrRsFeN ATTY mis- div
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26
nosF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN DEBILITY.

DR.. w. H. Holcome. New Orleans, La.
saws: Il found it an admirable remedy
for debilitated state of the system, pros
duced by the wear and tear of the nervous
energies.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26

Rosa Donitur, MISSIONER, Geronie. am!
many more PRO! tilIent French artists, havt
contributed 81 p ltnrps for bttery, tn
proceeds Of wa Ii will t.e devoted It. tha tree
ton of a t.n'r.,'.ent at Nancy "a Claude lla
ss,iHc - itr"i,,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26

Wearing blue overalls is one of the
regulations adopted by the students of
Inyo academy.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26

sr- For notices in reference to Special Exenr
siOns changes of time and other items of Interest
in connection with the Chicago, Milwaukee 81
Paul Railway, please refer to the local columns Of
this paper
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26
GABLE BRANCH.
ROCk island 4 PBORIh
RAILW AY.
SHORTEST ROUTE To TIE
EAST AND SOUTH

Trains leave Rock Island
iuOa III. Way Freight.
S4i - Fast Express.
Lao D. m. Mail and Express
$50 Through Freight aud Accommodation
Trains arrive at Rock Island:
930 a. IN. Through Freight and Accommodation.
2t5 p m. Mail and Express.
$40 Fast Express.
4nJ =" Way Freight.
The FAST EXPRESS, leaving Rock Island at $50
M, arrives at Peoria 1920 p. NJ. AT Springfield
ia p. NJ. at Decatur 4.00p. NJ. Jacksonville 40
p. M Alton 10 p. m, st. Louis s.lJ p. M, and
rerte Haute ll.53 p. M, THE SAME DAY. Making
this the BEST and QUICKEST route To all points
southeast.
The 30 p. M. train makes close connection al
aava with q. Il. & q. for points west, arriving al
Gaesburg AT 425 p. M, at Burlington $40 p. M. Al
keOkuk tO.25 p. M, and at Quincy 1905 p. IN.
Arriving at Peoria at go =. m, making close
connections with the l. b. ~ W. and II. p. W
Tor indianapolis, connecting there with ali fast
rains for the east and south.
SF-FAST TIME SURE CONNECTIONS, and
rates as low as by any other route.
Il. Il. CABLE, Il. &. SfockH0USE,
Gen'l SnPt. Gen'l Tkt. Agt.
Tue 81 p, m. Accommodation leaves every day
except 5uaiav.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26

A man was fined So in New York
police court recently for shouting "scab'
at Il Third avenue car driver.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26
The Mirror

is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
err that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-26

There are ten newspapers published in
Hamilton county. Kansas. This county
has less than 4, 900 inhabitants.