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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

6TE TO $3.50 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
y - working for us; agents preferred who
can furnish horse and give their whole time TO
the business; spare moments n ay be proftaby
employed also; a few vacancies in towns and
cities ID. +. JOHNSON & CO, 1909 Main ST..
Richmond, Va.
N. b. Please state age and business expe-
rience Never mind about sending stamp for re
ply. b. F. J. &Co. apl 4Sm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Mr.. Lowly-Well, l understand that
you have finally taken a partner. Miss
Hihand-Yes; and he's going to be ST.
lent one. too.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

The value Of the three crops Of wheas,
corn and oats in the United States In lse'
was fl, 1885, 900. 900
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Half a loaf is better than no vacation
at all.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

"ANTED-AGESTS for our NEW PATENT
w f1re-PrOof safes size 2SNIsNIS: weigh 5n1
lbs. retail price sSo; Others in proportion High
Isl award tsilNer medal Centennial EXPOSITION.
hhre chance; permanent business. Dur prices
ioMest. We are not ia the safe pool. Exclusive
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

SALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW MEN TO
Osell our goods by sample TO he wholesale and
retail trade; on salary; largest manufacturers in
our line; tnclose PC stamp; Wages So per day;
permanent pc ilion; money advanced for wages
advertising, Etc. CENTENNIAL MFG CO.
Juno IL Cincir pati o.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
To the Watch Tower

Cars run to Black Hawks Watch
Tower every thirty minutes on Sunday
afternoons and holidays, and SPECIAL
trains to accommodate picnic parties
Telephone to the street car barn TO COM
plete arrangements for special trains.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

DRlVATE SALOON ACCOUNT OF THE
I death of my wife. will offer at private sale
all my household and itchen furniture. at No.
1916 Third avenue. House open for inspection
every day. j. r. MILLER
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
Intelligence Column.

VTYANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND FIRST
w class farmer and his wife, without family I;
reference wanted; apply nj 1896 Fifth avenue
Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Fourteen dry lots on four years time,
with six per cent per snnum, to any one
wishing TO build this summer.
r nArrppopr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Take us In, take us In
En- he'll save by en- by
Take Us In, take us In
To this simple hearted old creature divorce
courts and separations were unknown With
her 1t was until death do US part. m II
s In Detroit Free Press
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

ter leibeH, penn bas 9luge 8eiber immsr
nur ben Simmel oiien idbe, anitatt baun
ilnb mann audi aui ir6iide 0inee 9s:
iuorfeu sI werbeu. Die S5rau, bic in
ibrem Wanne INNER ben Seloen uno
2iebbaber Der SerIObung, uno Der @jatte,
Der IN ener Srau INNER mur Die Sou:
brette Oes 8rautitanbes begebrt, lteben
Der Snnlt, perbeiratbet Sli iein, lebr
fern.
Dies ipirb aud 6nnn ofIenbar, wenu
beioe @bebdlften uerlau9sn, baB bic cine
bic @baraeterei9eni1aften ber anberen
BETTE, ia ieIblt Die au9enbIidli6e Stim:
mun9 tbeile 9ei6ter fait iinbet ii6 bic
cine III bic @baracters@egenidse, ais in
bic CUTE ooer i6Ie9te 9auue Der anoereu.
@s 9ibt iebr pieIe, ni6t etwa tprauniibe,
ionoern gang eintad unan9enebme Dtdus
net, rpeI6e ibrer Srau Surufen: ,Ntein
@ott, 10 iase bod ndbt, On fieblt, baB
mir etipns burd ben &opf 9ebt!" uu6 ba
i'll lol6en R6pfen gepobnItdb cine beoeu.
tenoe 6reqaenS itattiinoet, unb bic Wdns
uer, ueIde feline 0enter linb, meilt is6r
uiel gu henten baten, 10 ioa aud bic
6rau eruitbait baIisen, obI9on cine I'M.
teroriidte Seiterfeit sep0bnli9 entpebsr
uiel luIti9er ipirb, ober Iih in einen be,
oentIi6 lang bauernoen grou ueripans
belt. 90 perIansen aud piele 6raueu,
bic li6 9eraoe iiber cinen Oienitboten ar,
germ, OaB Der @atte nidt Der Soriteuuu9
ais 9IcidgiIti9er 3ui@auer beiwobre,
onoern ebeniaus psritimmt lei.
0ie 9roBen Sor9en uu6 6reuoen, Die
bas 9eben bewesen unb beberrI6en, iol.
len Satin unO @jatte reoIi0 pie bas
liebe Vrot init einauosr tbeilen, aber oos
StIeintram, bas gSirtbi6ait uno 9eruf
jeeem Gin5elnen auibiirOet, iou aud oer
@inSelne alIein tragen, unb Der lou ni6t
uerIan9en, baB Der glu6sre baS Sis6en
mittrage. @s gibt uber ebr uieIe 6raucn,
pel9e teineu Seller Serbreben b0relt
fOnnen, obne gu erpurten, baB Der Mann
ipeni9ltens pe9en Der SdIfte Der S6ers
ben ii6 nit hem 9ienltm1b6en ausein.
anberiebe, wie eS Mdnner gibt, bic es
nibt Ieioeu f0nnen, oaB Die 6rau elmer
SoguteIIe, iiber Die lie li9 ben 6opf SER
bre6cn, tbeiIuabmsIos ge9sniiberitebe.
Die baben feline SOee uon unierer Runrt,
i'm 9ergIeidb nit ibnen lift ein 9an,er
SirtuOie Der esoiitii9e Serr. BON benz ote
Satin uerIan9te, er ioue au5 oas
i6reience JeinO Elm wenis rpiegen, unS
peI@er ii6 wei9ert, inbem er iagt:
y Biese On Define !Sdlfte, i'd Iaiie meine
SdIite ibreien." Dag Sober feline tIei;
nen Sorgen ieIbit eiuIuuen uub ben 9ln.
beren oamit in Gube Iaiienl
Gine @bei6uIe iolte es 9eben, an
Steue Der bOberen G09terI6uIe, cine
bobere 9rdutei9uIe, cine @beotaoemie.
Ou Iolteu erfabrene @atten lebren umo
aIIe NerLobten ShiiIer iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

sir ben abonnentenfaua
gebrau6t Der ,,6ranti. QotaIanS." ben
perlodeuoen R6ber Der na6teben6en
glntinOi9uug: 80 Wt. baares @eIb
erbdlt Seoermann, Der auf ben ,2otals
anSsiser" abounirt lit, reip. OeiIeu Grz
ben, mad ieinem 9bleben. Der 9l6on,
nent bari bel ieinsr gluinabme oas uiers
si9ite 9ebensiabr ni6t iiberl6ritten ba,
ben, rudt inter adtSebn Sabre aft un6
wuB geiun6 iein. Bir sablen ben 8es
itras BON so Mt. ioiort mad YorIaae
bes itanoesamtIiden Eooteni6eines aus.
Sollte in elmer Samiie bas Oberbaupt
bic gIterssrenSe pon 40 Sabren iibers
i6ritten baben, 10 fam oas 9tbonaement
ouf elm iiiuseres MitsIieb seitelt pers
ben. gSiro bic 3abIung Der so Mt.
ni3t innerbalb IA Sa9eu mad ein9etres
tenem Gooesfaa pon ben Grben perlanat.
10 erIiidt ieosr 9lnipru6. Die glus,ab.
lung Der so Mt. erfoIst BEL natiirli6em
ooer bur3 llnslifsiaa enlightenment
Gobe, aber ni6t bel SelbItmoro. Der
Breis bes Slaltes betrdgt ausna6msIos
80 Pf., einerIei OBJ Die us,ablunq bes
Sterbe9eIOes uerIangt ooer abaelcbnt
wirO. Der 8erpflidtuns beioer lbeile
gebt nur uon Otonat Su Wonat uu6
tann mad glbIauf eiucs ioIden 9el6lt
peroen." @ermutbIb wirben bi
gl6onneuten eS bod uorsieben, i9on BEL
SebSeiten etwaS gu betommen, etrpa nab
oem erlten Sabre einsn He9emi6irm,
nab benz Siueiten cine liIberne llbr ooer
ber9Ieiben. 08ie lit es benn nuu aber,
weun - mir wollen es ia ni9t bofien,
aber unmOgIi6 lit es bod ncbt = oas
Slatt ielbit nod uor benz glbonnenten
iterben iollte? Sas wdre aud aar tein
llnsIiif, aber iolde rOr9ane" lterben
nidt 10 lei6t unb ibre 4bonnenten mers
ben - aud ni9t ale.
0as last tief 6Iiden!
Serr: g8as ioll benn sisentIi9 bic aIte
Ndbmai9ine i'm Sausflur? Oiener:
Die baben Der yudOisc Ssrr aeliern
Ibenb aus Der vSonue" nit beimoe.
i6Ieppt; baIiir baben sic Sbr 9sloeipeS
bort itebeu IuHenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
Sanbcn ais Seiesrammbe Ste der.

llsber bic TerwcuOun9 pom Sauben ais
Gele9rammbeiteller bat elm Qauobeiber
Ill Gn9lano intereiante Seoba6tungen
angeltelIt unO bieie our9 einen an Gle
,Gimes" geri6tetsn uno pon Ieeteren
uerOHentIi6ten Brief CUR alIgemeinen
JtennmiB sebrabt. Sn benz Srief wiro
beruOrgeboben, iuie lei9i uno bilig bic
Gouben iiir ben unsegebeuen 3pef be-
onoers bann Berwenouug finoen ton.
men, weun es ii9 I'M bic SeiOrberumg
pon 0epei9en Swil6en IdnbIi6en Ses
lisan9en uno elmer etIidbe UteiIen ents
fernt geIesenen GcIe9rapbenanitaIt bans
belt. Der BeiiBer i9reIbt:
ySeit eiuigeu SS0bren beoienen ii1
einIgc meiner 6reunOe auf elmer Selibuug
in Sito.@ngIanb nit bem beiteu @r:
fol9e oer Souben ais SeIe9rommbeltellcr.
Die Stlibung lit en9Iiibe WteiIen
(etwa s Jtiometer) uou Der nG6iten &c;
le9rapbeuanitalt entiernt. Yei ben
bdufi9 uortommsuben Yeitellm9en ua9
Der Staot peroeu na9 SeOarf tleine 9e;
bdlter nit einigen auf Der Seiisum9 oufs
9e;o9cnen Guuben mitseididt. Oieie
Sauben nimmt ein in Der 9l6be oes Bolt
ANTS wobnenoer 6auImann in Sermabs
ring unO i9idt baiiir einige aui ieinem
@runoitiif auf9eSogene &auben suriif.
SObalo nun ein GeIe9ramm fir bas @ut
eingebt, miro easlelbe bur6 ben Selegras
pbenboten benz 6aufmann 5u9eltellt; Die;
ier rollt es auf uno binbet es elmer Der
Sauben uon benz @ute 10 I'M ben 9tadeu,
baB bic 9oue quer iiber ben oberen Ebeil
Der Srult Su Iie9en tommt. Die Saube
miro aIsoann losgeIahen unb Iiefert ibr
Selc9ramm i6on na9 etma 10 Dtiuuten
nui benz RiIometer entferuten 9ute al.
Sn 6erieIben &'eiie mirb cine uoH oes
RauimunnS Gauben uermsnoet, ipenu
pom @ute aus etpa cine 9lntmort auf
bas eben ein9esangene SeIesromm ooer
irgeno cine ionltise teIegrnpbii6e Mit,
tbeilung ab9eIalleu weroen iou. 0as
III bus Saubenbaus fiibrenoe Slu9brett
itebt nit elmer eIeftriiden RlingeI i'm Qas
ben bes Raufmanns in Serbinouu9; los
baIO in SoIse 9lufflie9eus elmer Gaube
auf buS 6lu9brett Die RlngeI ert6nt, eilt
elmer Der @ebilfen Oes 6aufmauns gum
S1la9e uno entnimmt has Sele9ramm
pom Salie Der eben eiugetrofenen Gaube.
gluf oieie geiie werben ni9t nur erbeb
li9e 8otentolten eripart, ionbern Der
glustaul6 Der SeIe9ramme aud gang pes
ientIitb bei9Ieunist; 9erIuite Der SeIe:
9rumme beSp. Der Sauben iinb babel
auberit ieIten. 9lu6 3eitunssausi6nitte
II. /. ID. iiub gu 3eiten auf bieieIbe
Q9eiie bei0rbert wOrOen; bic 80geI ton:
men, obne i'm 6Iugc bcbrbert su Iperoeu,
bis gu ;pei llusen @ewdbt tragen. Sas
einfa6e glufrolleu Der Mittbeilungen lit
bus 3wedmdBislte, ebcnio iit bic Sefeiti,
sung Der 0tollen nm ben !6als Der Eau:
ben alien ionitisen 9eieitisanssarten
porSusiebeu."
Qlu6 i'll OeutlbIano = bemertt Die
vOeuide 8ertebrs5eituug" baM -
wiirbe ii3 Il. &. ;u elmer 9Ici6arti9en
@erweuSung Der Gauben nidbt ieItsn Gje.
le9cubeit bieten Die obigen 3eilen oebcn
uielIeidt 9tnIaB, in seeisneten 6duen
oub bier GaubenpClten ein;uribteu uuo
ais Griab iiir EcIesramm. @rpreBbOten
III perpenoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
ReatiRiT6e Serbftbtlser.
OFT smu sa~ar,tausr, observation-disclosures.

eoH Chill ebwarsiausr, sitsrotlrreOOIattrrdr
Sd bin i9neu in bic Stabt aeIuufen,
Oenn 6ringi9 i9ien bic Sade isbt,
Tim parme Soden mir su taufen,
Va msine anbern iebr ;erfsbt.
Our 3eit, ba mir am Sfeu bodeu,
8o falte @inbe i6neiben6 ipsb'n,
Oa finb bas notbisite bic Soten,
Wia man nal auf bic StraBe 9eb'nl
1n6 ieIbit ber arme Qebensmii6e,
@jebt ni6t mebr in ben @i9euwal6,
Sm Sreien fi9 isst Su erbdnseu,
DuSu 1T es bereits 3u faIt!
9ote bes Serbifes,
Senblins bes 8intsrs,
@Iibsuber, bampfenber,
Sei mir sesribt!
@enu Du bic Nais
Sitllt nit bem QUITE
Defines 9lromas,
Breis' i'd ben Ssrblt aud,
Breis' i6 ben Winter!
SriibIing un6 CONNER
Ssnben bic 8iere
SabuoIe Sortsn,
Sen6en ms 8omlen
Senben uns Wfaipeiu.
glber Der Serbit unb
@iissr @inter
Spenbeu Did Iisbli6en,
@jIiiben6en, bampienOen,
Gjeiit mir erfrii6enoeu,
SOitIi9en @rOsl
6,ut iub bic letts i'd Der 6Iiesen,
auf meinem S9reibtiib lag iie bIei9,
SUIT suderb in ben Iesten !3isen
Bar iie in turjem cine Sei6'.
SD fab lie an un6 Ebrdnen rannen
Utir flutbeuo iibsr 6as @jeii6t.
Ooruui gins i6Iu9Ssno i6 uon oaunen-
anieben tonnte i9 lle ni9t!
Denn bel Der 6tie9snlei9e benten
Wubt idb an ienen glugenbIid,
Da iie i'm Siere mir ertrdnften
Der 6Iisgsu seruoe iieben Stid.
1nb bieIe 6tie9eu, bic perfuten
Sm Biere leiber i9 ni6t Jap,
Die muBt i9 nit binuutertlinten,
Rpoa-ruie 9raulih waro mir oa
Z Z = A ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

&aiernenweis belt. tnters
officer SOriti9: 8enu ein @ei6is be-
idGoist pirb, womit wiro es pe6sr
l6uBfdbis sema9t? &anonier 8roee ::
Oas tummt uf Die 9ei6doiguns au.
lluteroffcier 8orltis: gl9 mas ! 9toseI 2
Ranonier @ageI: Wtit bic Sdnbe. lin.
terofiicier 8oritis: 0iiteIt6ppel Mit
Nutbietuus auer Rrdttel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
SpIitter.

Gin sutes 8ort sebt uon Sert gu
6erSeu, ein b0 es pon NeunS ju
Niun6.
9ieb.r iein, ala nidt iein; Iieber ui@t
ieiH. oils n i t 3 ieiH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

9srbIlmte antsi9e. v@srs
IaHst: Gin 8srtdufsr fiir elm Murfsss
t@dft. 8esetarianer btuer;ust."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12

buildings by the score. In the business
part of the city this is especially true.
One of the most important of these en-
terprises is the new front of Messrs.
c. J. and A. c. Darts Second avenue
building now in process of construction.
The new business blocks of Winter &
Lemburg and Fred Applequist on Third
avenue and of Henry Wendt on Eigh-
teenth street. will also be completed this
season. and next spring Mitchell & Lynde
and Porter Skinner will do themselves
and the community credit IN the way of
new business blocks.
The Second avenue street paving enter
prise will be completed next weekly
Thursday night at the outside. This
morning the under course was completed
on the south side between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. and this afternoon
the Sixteenth street intersection is being
paved
A number of new sidewalks have been
ordered, including one of Bedford stone
of NJ. r. Iglehsrt by J. & NJ Rosenfield
and one of Cable brick for Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnsons Second avenue premises. A
number of handsome walks have been
put down on Second avenue the past
week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12

Inc supreme court Of Illinois at Otta-
wa yesterday overruled the motion made
by the counsel of Mayor McConochie in
the case brought against lin nv j. w.
Oavanaugh, chairman of the democratic
city-townsbip committee. on the ground
OF Illegal election, to dismiss the pro.
ceedings.
The motion To dismiss :" said Judge
WilkiDson, of the counsel for the plans
t'h' when seen by an ARGUS reporter this
morning. twas made on the ground that
the case should have been appealed to the
appellate court instead OF the supreme
court; the appellate court act providing
generally for appeals to that court from
The county court. 1t was coItended by
the appellee. McConochie, that this provi-
sion repealed that contained in the cleo
ton law. allowing appeals in election con.
tests to be taken from the county court
directly TO the supreme court. The SUI
preme court overruled this claim and
held that the two laws die not conflict.
and that appeals in election cases should
yet. as heretofore. be taken directly 10
that court. The objections by the de-
PENDANT have thus far beer wholly tech
meal and obstructive; in this instance
their effort failed. and the case now
stands for a hearing upon the decisions
OF Judge Adams which Were also techni-
cal in their character. and it is believed
they. too. will soon be set aside, and the
case remsnded for trial on its merits"
The point ruled by Judge Adams was
that the case was brought tn the law term
OF the county court when il should have
been brought to q probate -erm and that
being on the wrong docket it could not
be transferred to the right one by motion.
but that the SUIT must be dismissed, and
be brought to probate term and placed
on the probate docket. The decision of
Judge Adams sustaining tn IS theory prac-
tically defeated the whole ase, inasmuch
as the time named by law 10 which the
suit should be brought, lad then ex-
PRED
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12
a Htr,hday surprtse

Mr.. VIM. Pratt was last evening made
the subject of an exceedingly well
planned aud altogether delightful sur
prise at the home of his parents, 1875
Fourth avenue, on the occasion of his
eighteenth birthday. About sixty five of
his young friends dropped in upon him
entirely unexpectedly, bringing their own
refreshments. The real anniversary did
not occur until today. so just as the par
ty were seating themselves at the supper
table and after the midni yht hour had
passed, Miss Clara Hampton in behalf of
her associates in the surprise. presented
Master William with handsome solid
gold ring in manner ;baI added much
to the JOY with which the gift was re
ceived. The evening proved a merry
one, indeed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12
At the Theatre .

A. r. Wilber's Burleigh combination
produced the comedy drama, "Esc aped
from the Law" to a fair sized audience
at Harper's theatre last evening. This
afternoon there was a largely attended
matinee and tonight the company closes
its engagement in The Black Spider. &"
A large number of theatrical people
from this city attended the presentation
of "Myles Aroon" at the Burtis opera
house, Davenport, last evening, by the
talented young actor and sweet singer,
W. J. Scanlon. The entertai nment in
clEded a unique swinging song, in which
the comedian and sweet little girl took
part, land the rendition of the famous
Peek a Boo" The scenery was very
attractive.
Commencing next Monday evening and
continuing three nights, Master Franks
Nm1puRasGsasa-aa-exaallant complBd. ,
'.carl, the Outcsst. and THE Sea Wait. .
the latter production 70 include the great
tAnk scene.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12
UNITED AGAIN.
Sensational ~ paratiOn and Reunion
ia High Life-A Meeting m Rock
Island.

rturht1Onai - parntfOn ana Reunion
ia High Life-A Meeting IN Roe.
Island.
A variety of rumors have been in circus
lation today regarding the domestic af>
fairs Of Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Valentine,
all of which, when sifted. resolve them
selves into very simple statement of
facts Mrs. Valentine nee Larimer, is
well known in this city and has often Wis
tied here. being the specisI guest of her
old schoOlmate, Mrs. Nicholas Kuhnen,
Jr. About year ago she and Judge
Valentine were married in Omaha,
whence they went TO Il cir home at
Norfolk and subsequently removed to
Pierce, Neb. Domestic nfelicity fol.
lowed the marriage, and was made
the subject of several Sensational arti>
Giles by the Omaha papers. A petition
for divorce was filed by Mrs. Vslen-
tine at Norfolk, and the time of hear
ing would soon have arrived. when
Mrs. Valentine came to Davenport. arriv-
ing here week ago Friday, on a visit to
her friend. Mrs. Kuhnen. Thursday she
received telegram from 1er husband,
asking her to come to the Harper house
at Rock Island and meet hin for the pur.
pose OF adjusting their relations to har,
moniOus basis once more. Mrs. Valen>
tine went to Rock Island as requested.
and the matter was satisfact )iily arranged
between them. During the earlier even,
ing they left the hotel and the city;
though their friends here have had no
subsequent intelligence from them, it is
presumed they have returned to their
home to live happily together. The
matter was arranged very quietly and
was devoid of and sensational features
Davenport Democrats Gazett
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Valentine regis
tered at The Harper together for dinner
Thursday. In the afternoon Mrs. Val
entine went to Davenport TO see her
friend Mrs. Kuhnen. and later Mr.. Valen~
tine telephoned her to re urn If she ex
pecied to take the train that afternoon.
Mrs. Valentine returned accompanied by
Mrs. Kuhnen. During the afternoon a
telegram came to MIR. Valen tine from his
brother. A. 5 Valentine. If Pennsylva-
mia, stating that he was on mis- way here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine then reregistered
for supper, and in the afternoon took
ride. They returned to the Harper and
remained until morning. when Mr. Val
entine's brother arrived. and the three
took the morning train for he west. Mr..
and Mrs. Valentine showed great attach
ment for each other about the hotel. espe-
cially was this noticeable with reference
to Mrs. Valentine. The .rouble is said
to have grown entirely out of money
matters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12
The Feather wheel Experiment

A special from Dubuque says the
steamer Silver Crescent made her trial
trip Tuesday. with the new Pelton feath-
er wheel. This is the first boat it has
been tried on, and the res alt was highly
satisfactory. She ran eighteen miles an
hour. with 140 pounds Of steam and
twenty-five revolutions. The wheel has
only ten buckets instead of sixteen-the
usual cumberland the buckets are oper-
ated by gearing, an entirely new feature.
Many prominent river mel were here to
witness the experiment. The inventor is
G. w. Pelton, Muscatint man, and he
has succeeded in securing a fair trial of
it, j. ]. Russell and James Fitzgerald
having taken hold of it financially and
helped him along.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12
THE ERA OF CHANGES.
All of Which are in the Way of
Improvement.
The TRANSFORMATION Rock Island IL
Undergoing This Year---The Paving
Almost Completed.

1t is safe assertion that no city the
size of Rock Island has witnessed 80
great transformation or more evidences
of prosperity in a single year than Rock
Island has in the past eight months. To
say nothing of the street and sidewalk
improvements such as one would scarcely
have believed could be accomplished in
so short time. the building enterprises
are such as to command much attention,
speaking as they do volumes for the con-
fidence felt in Rock Islands future. Take
a five minutes walk in any direction
through the city and gou will see new
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-12
Money.savinR Item. a, the M. AK

M0ney-Savtng Items at the m. Il X
Those SIS. SIC so and SIS mems suits
that would cost a more in any other
store.
Those 1880. $12, $40 suits that
would cost % more in any other store.
Those So 20. 81 So, 81 IS suits can not
be bought elsewhere within So.
Those So. 80 80. SO 6s suits fully 81
cheaper than the cheapest.
Those cehessailor collars, 20-cent
overalls, 30 cent pants. 13-cent knee
pants, 10.cent celluloid collars, 8 cent
linen collars. 10-cent linen cuffs, lots
more nicknacks much cheaper than else,
where.
Those Is and 29-cent infants shoes,
$3.50 ladies' kid shoes. % mems shoes,
80 80 hand sewed shoes, way below the
regular price.
Do not squander your money on un,
derwear. clothing or shoes until you have
visited the III. & K.