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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

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But there was a coidness between
Golfer and myself after this episode.
felt in my heart that perhaps | had
been rather sharp with my friend, and
after sleeping on the matter, | went 70
him next day and told him that
hoped that ono basty act on my part
would not sever the cordial relations
which had existed between us. | cx-
pressed my desire that he should lot
everything be as IL had been before.
and he took the hint and borrowed the
usual dollar for lunch. lie did il in \
friendly way aud not a a man who
cherished animositv, and so my secret
fears Of retaliation we're lulled. ] was
always too trustful
A few days later Golfer got an order
TO illustrate a love story for one OF the
magazines. He said that he proposed
70 throw MS whole soul into IL. He
was going to get his inspiration for tho
heroine from Mamie Would 7 object
to having her come into my Office once
in Z while so hat he could study her
face? I said that hadn't the least in the
world 80 they cut down their lunches
after this and spent the time thus
saved In the study above referred to.
They usually persuaded me TO stand n
tho window al such times and watch Tor
the lawyer. one day, however, Golfer
rot new idea, be would have Mamie
and pose for one OF his illustrations.
didn't suppose that 10 would be any
thing very tender on account OF Col ter s
sentiments And il WASH .. Hc only
wanted us 70 clasp hands and gaze into
each others eyes with a last, long
lingering look Of love I said that If it
was going 20 be tao last ] thought
could stand H. SO we uosed Nam .
did it 70 perfection. She began by
imagining that was Golfer, and then
she cast look upon me that broke tbe
backstrap OF my vest
Golfer took up his sketcb hing tools and
went to work Just as he was putting
in the most tender limos, and had per
susdei my countenance to assume
an expression OF desperate. everlasting
devotion. tbere came step In the
hall. and a hand was laid upon the
door knob Golfer got down on the foor
anu CT AZ lt.A N.AfI a IttN ffi NlA new
papers. but Nam q and 7 stood there
because we hadn't presence Of mind
enough 20 Jet 90 81 each other hands.
Then tie door opened and my VIE en-
tered need az no NOSE.
As she led me away lsee cut o. man
with his ear in chsrce-YI. ! al '-essod
some reproacaful wor1s to Golfer bus
he only stuck one foot out from under
tie pile OF papers and wagged 10 in a
way that said. i never interfere in
family affairs The Co.iness between
Golfer and NE vas even more intense
than before when next we met. and. "a
hinte5 in The beginning my IDEAS ~
she industrial future % women and -
her mission and useful ness in the fel3s
- our toll had undergone change
Ho~AHn Flr1lINe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

married except % ny wifss aecouat
Thss 4srs not ssrs r41-a a. rrsg Ger
sbssirl aAs one q hose sry ana aso6est
creatures xno ea uet rash zalg in.3
firtat5ou. b-E can ess great rasay
t91es ef ean1F ee e.ere itelf hearts sre
really ts.rhs5 shs contentsa hsrseI
~lta umld .aness acrcss to SHAFT Tor
tine. ana it AS more thaa tao aeeks
before ste thrsN hIm ths 6rst ass
ha5 to CARR blm away from tie ~lnaoN
or I sc5a.d nog have h44 as mors lgbt
thsn a.r
After this ths Asair became more
serious Golfer ~ as sT-3euEIv hik hard.
he coal8nt 1raW s..at Tor soap house
or pl2uo f@ctory witho4t working in
NAMES fac or ngare. diaut aIna
thisat All aas there we're soue aevelop-
meats of .be alrtztlon which / 8ld
ssr.oaslv o. .ect -. Nhen the lawyer
xas oat Namle would stand bY oar
door vita one eve On the elevator and
tie otLer on Co-ger They dldn't dare
l. ger OH u the hall for fear the law
yer would come In, 50 they stood by
TIE open door while the cold w-n4
whisued IA. and blew the long skirts
Of uly ohce dsessi ag gown Wildly about
ny shiyellng form
"Colter j would how, '-in the name
ofnercg viii you SHUT that door
Then Nam would glgg e, and Golfer
would whisper ia neg ear in voice
which disturbed the ianitor on the
ground aoor that was little Jealous,
bus was good enough fellow under or
dinarv circumstances. After tais they
woula 90 right on eNchang- ng soft
nothings. regardless OF NY hearing
them and he4rtlesslY Indifferent to my
influenza On one Of these occasions
il chanced that several hundred mum
bers OF one OF tie big mon,hlles lay
beside nee. Golfer had them 10 steal
pictures out Of ] picked up about .
dozen o. them by the corners and
throw them in one great bunch at the
back o. nay enemy The magazines
spread out like angels wings and they
descended on the lovers with noise
calculated 90 scare q guilty conscience
out OF its loots. J.. knocked Golfer
clear ont into the hall bus before he
vanished from sight ! reached him
with the magazines for the wears -
and -. after which knocked the door
TO with -, and was al peace
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

wHE>S rArITNCE CEAsLD 70 BE VIRTUE
IL would have been my object in this
essay 20 show how women had come 70
labor side by side with man and cast
the sunlight OF her smile on the steep
and rocky pathway Of our toll. pro
posed 20 welcome her 20 the struggle,
to express my pleasure that She had
taken upon herself one half Of the
worlds work. and my willingness that
she should take the other halt II she
wanted it,
an glad that I did not write tho
essay in the first flush of enthusiasm.
I agree with Hoyle that 70 doesn't do
70 bet too rashly on flush of that kind.
] should then have dwelt only upon tho
advantages of Industrial cooperation
for the SEXES and should have wholly
neglected its inconyeniences. | now
propose 70 dwell upon its incon-
veniences, and neglect its advantages.
Some time ago. went into sort Of
partnership with an artist named Col
ter. We sublet an Office together on
the understanding that he should
borrow the rent one week and | the
next lie has stuck by the agreement
ever since, and has touched me FOR the
amount as regularly as his Saturday
came around Nevertheless we did not
fight a. first We were mutually use
ful 70 each other. When he wanted
model for Grecian hero or one Of those
elegant cuts Tor clothing house adver-
tisments 7 posed for him i'm graceful
and fetching positions. And when
Struggled 10 express a tender senti-
ment or subtle witicism he would
sometimes help me out by drawing
picture of it look at while I wrote.
And speaking of tender sentiments
recalls me 70 the subject OF this essay.
Our Office was on the top floor or down
town building, ana the window opened
on the ligh t-shaft. Directly across this
shaft was tho oGice OF lawyer and
next his window sat a fair young tyne
Vri ter whose nimble fingers drummed
out tunes on her machine all day long
7 used 10 sit and listen dreamily 90
these melod es and ft words 10 them
like II. Fielding, call and settle the
account Of John Smith tailor, or we
shall bring suit. yours afectionately
When a man is nervous, little things
like that annoy him.
But Golfer was not trOu bled with any
such reveries. The merry click OF the
keys sung love songs % him, ami no
would stand before the window many
hours when he ought TO have been out
scrapping for work I asked him il no
didn't think the light of Heaven had a
bard enough time struggling down 70
my desk through this n - ggy and grippv
atmosphere. and whether, in view OF
this fact, be wouldn't get ont Of nv
light and give me chance TO
earn the rent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

sssE Frsq 4estly ~ses AS osek =
tarusd. they disappear
Ia 10 lsss congress 9 Ne. Fors
Hsu Ter "A sing4las experiences. he
~as iu tas hahis ef is4Vlax sac o. s1rse
zars uooa his d-sz sale srtsnalaR -
business "a smother pafs % STAT ehaD
bsr pen as rstlrs ths Hsvsn4s ~srs
sot 20 bs foana fasrs sre 4ls4ys
zreatsr Or lees uGUbsr ot Men bsrs
suszing IA sas leak -roe1s Ihsy So
sFclnd tas are p zess ecREsrslag snd
enjoying sheir eigsrs Day alter dsY
Sc As@ York Msmbsr &c ssea hts
Hsvanzs Oas 1ftsrn0oa. h0&syer.
tnsrs as = ssnsasl0a 10 tie clo4k-
Foom Sevsral Members 40 we're
suoziBg Ters 2stoaadsd ~hsn tneir
cigars exploded ist4rus1 cat thAt the
hsE f0rx Member lad received atty
loaded cigars from Nee Norz
dsalsr he raj scattered these ever
his dssk from tine 10 tine, ard the es-
ploslons Ia ne el0ak-room were tAs re-
sulr
II ths nss Representative - men-
Der OF svO Or sares CON mittses he sill
fnd s&ai hs must stir himself right
lively 20 keep gr4ck Of whag = golng on
Ihis is 00t a. however. Tue new
meu ber introduces sore or more OF
bills a. the request oi his constituents.
These bills are referred 20 ommittees
OF = aich 10 y not mem Der. The con
stituents interested viii urge hin 20 20
before these com uittees and aegas
their bills II as Is the least biz mar
vous. dis head will Dc In continual
WlirL he has % keep track Of the
days specified for the meeting OF the
different committees and also keep
track OF the sub-com mlttees 70 ~6icn
ths bills have been referred Add TO
this scores OF requests for public docu-
ments. some OF which neeessItats visits
% the departments. and bis troubles arc
increased. II IN sympathy with the zd
ministration DC cannot pass from the
House 70 bis committee-roOm, or from
his com mittee room 20 the House, With
out being annoyed By men seeking
once. Some days the Office seekers
seem 20 % as thick as mosquitoes in
Jersey Even Democratic Members do
not escape O8iclals OF their political
faith, Nho have nov yet been smoked
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
A MAS To BE PiTIED.


Ths nss Mem Der Is Hos f4irlF IA
hxrasss Ihs rozd 20 Esdsr4l gala
slon Is becoming f4Eiiiss - hlU- he
kn0Es ~las rars CD t46s - - 20 40
CapiboL ~ ssazllg eaters beneath
AZ arca 81 tae Rouse sinx q 80
uarais pile. za4 ~sa1s his s4y 70 tie
postofces. Here 20 tapa as lsttes-boE
~isa as for-enzsf. sld receives ais
Ela-l ~isa 81 s2s grace snt 1igultT %
a. ola Asm1er After securing Il u .
hspa 5lleaa - turEs 80 shs flz1g aHa
takss tas Republican elevator. fnls
lsnds AIN a. - lsfs 0f sas Speakers
ABBY TIA DenocrsL as slrns 70 ms
isfr 4ad tskss tas Dsm0cratis elevator.
Thl4 q aces ain a. sas rigas 0f he
sane LOBBY
There - another elevator IN tns
ssst4lfznL ~alen ns OCCASIONALLY pat
Eouizez There are no elos< rooms,
sas 10 assd bg RspablleAn Representa-
tisss snd ths othsr bY Democratic
Member lls ns~ Congress bas
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

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wears ago. aAd haze ueter been troubled
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as. ,,- ~..,
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commenced treating under your directions
about four years ago. and at tie end ~ slV or
eight months considered myself cured. alter
about ~ years 'i lhcessdAi suiefih-
j. B. l.. Terrell. az Gleason. Tenn. writes +.
- sent y0u my certificate some time since.
stating I WAS cured @ bad mad uo return Of
the disease. casa gti testify the same. and
VIII "ns"li a'' 'n 70 N.i''N
Mrs. 5. l.. Freeman. ~ 5l6 pine-st. Scranton.
Pa. writes: # have used your cure. and lt
has been oi the greatest benefit 70 me- I he
hefe u 20 lee the best remedy known Tor
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Mass v.rItp>. ha r.rn.,lIsr have heIn.f
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have tried many So.cail-d Cafar-b cures
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writes. "{-hre Ii,rr,s IN re1a. Z ne.d 80
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am as sound - a dollar. and owe ms good
health 10 your medicines"
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AAc Na feiufl al tlr disease
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a.n eutoi so4r o.a p4ueats haYus usea
She Hrfafgiffe> SOM. s.arn sears sfn.. and
Na> permanently cured
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nave nat been irolhifo win the disease Tor
Two years
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received your Catatrh trestment safely and
have been using ID faithful'y. and arm pleased
with the results
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Nr D. rs. ~p4vd liifi's Corners Mich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
NoT1yE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the City
Clerk )tice, Rock Island, H., until Monday,
January 9Th. 1891 at r. \. for constructing the
improve1 nent ordered by an ordinance Of eaid
title, I'm ordnance for the improvement OF
Fourth fenue from Two ntieth street TO Twenty.
third STR ct and Twenty-hi street from ronriL
avenue u Fifth avenue, and Fifth avenue from
Twenfyi bird street to point about four hundred
feet cas- of Thlrty-eignt street, thence north
about on, hundred and sixty feet through the un
Degrade crossing Of the C r. & r. and the q.
b. & @. railroads, and from there east Fifth OF
Forts-si, tn street and esid Fifth or Moline ave
nue." ami for furnishing the mater ais and doing
the work according 10 the plans and specifications
therefor. The said Improvement ordered by said
cavating. grading 4mproving and paving with paw
ing brick Of good quality twenty seven blocks Of
stree Il n said title Of said ordinance set out
The sal Improvement must be constructed and
ance with the plans and specifications for said i'm
provemel ON die in the sAid City Clerks ONCE, al
which sal ONCE said plans and specifications are
open TO Ne inspections q ell persons interested
there in.
Contra tors are to furnish samples Of brick with
which wo 4 is to be done Brick used in the work
must corr sspond with samples In quality and style
All bid must be accompanied with q certified
to the orc er Of the treasufef Of said city, which
shall beer me forfeited TO laid city In case the
bidder Oh III fail to enter into contract with np-
proved go eties TO execute the work for the price
mentione in bid. and according TO the plans
and speci icafions in the event that the contract
should be awarded 70 him.
Bl NIX lids win be furnishsd on application al
the City lerk's ONCE. All bidders and other per
sons may ittend At the oDening Of said bids. The
RosERr koEHLnR, City Clerk.
Rock Il lsnd, Ill. December II. 1890,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
.s,,1 nxE,s Ll1rLe JOKE.
-. Turns the Tables on the Boys" I'm
Mining Camp.

r.s,. =, IN. ..Bovs, in
a m,p,pr Camp.
.,,av ,vare sitting in the lobby of
vannc,s reading the papers and enjoy
ing their cigars. One was middle
.gea pheasant faced man. who was read
no p;Il Nve and chucklinc softly to
hi,nseIs ma he read. His evident enjoy
rnept nleased the other members of the
iittle oroup. and they began 10 smile.
Finally the middle aged man finished
b;s .to,rv and tossed the paper aside with
. laugb Then he turned to his neigh
hor ana said;
1T al,v.gs make it q point to read Bill
Nva,s latfers every week. They always
~, -. ma and never read one without
tbinlino Of the first time ever saw Bill.
n xas II, n little western mining camp.
was then looking after some mining
,,,srests and 7 o,,ess Pill was there for
a.. same pnrpose. tauy rate he was
shere. Well the only common meeting
nlscs in the camp was the bnrroom Of
tha yosgb h,,ara shantv that served for
n botsl -Tsiu was IN the habit of stroll
inc In there Of an evening with the rest
~ the fSIlows. He was tall and lank
and avn ward ms n vouno calf. and the
1psn nssd to chaff him unmercifully.
he s,wavs bora Il good natnrediv and
had very little N saw
some evening we were sitting around,
ma usnal. with one or two ouiet little
games going on. when Eve walked in
and took n seat in a corner. The BOYS
hogan 10 Joke and cbaff him as usual.
bnt be maid NO attention. and finally
bent over and rested his face in his
hands with n terribly sorrowful air.
Pretty soon a tear trickled down his
,heat That changed things nj once
one ~ the men touched him on the
shoulder and said: Whats the matter,
nardY Y,n mustn't mind our chin. We
didn't have no intention of hur.ipp Won,
Feelings,
..Bii shook his head sadly and said;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
Tho Difference.

Sunday School Teacher. And now
we have learned good deal about young
David, and the chief thing for you tc
remember is that he was such manly
boy; and hope that you win all pattern
after him, and be manly boys Now,
last Sunday we studied about job.
Which one of you boys can tell me some
difference between David and Job?
George Snoyl-I can, teacher
Sunday School Teacher am very
glad; and now tell the class. George,
what difference You think Of
George Srtoyl-David was manly
boy and job was boily man.-Bostor
Courier.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
70 Nerroaa peb,l,ra,sa n.n.

II you will send me your address we
will mail you our illustrated pamphlet
explaining all about DR.. Dyes celebrated
electro volsaic belt and appliances. ant
their charming effects upon the nervou:
debilitated system, and how they will
quickly restore you to vigor. manhood
and health. Pamphlet free. II you ara
thus afflicted. we will send you bel; ant
appliances on q trial.
VoLrAIC BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
Hov's rnisi

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Balls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY IS Co, PROPS. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
+. ]. Cheney for the LAS fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially able
TO carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
WALDIEs. KINNAN & MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Caterrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mn.
cous surface OF the system. Price 75s
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
The Rich Uncle.

He (desperatelyl-Tell me the truth.
Is 1t not my poverty that stands be
tween us?
She (sadly)-Y-e-s.
He with ray of hopel--I admit that
am poor, and SO, unfortunately. is my
father; but | have an aged uncle who is
very rich, and bachelor. He is an in.
valid, and cannot long survive.
She (delightedly) = How kind and
thoughtful you are. viii Won introduce
me to him?-New York Weekly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24
.CHANCERY NOTICE.
STATE rat o OF IL LIMBS s.s.

In Tia Circait Cont, January term, 1901
Emma lbricht W John AIhrchf-In Cbancery.
Affidavit Of noB-reeidence OF the above named
defendalt Il, John ALBRIGHT, having been fled in the
clerks nee of the circuit court OF said county,
notice IL therefore hereby given. 10 the said John
ALBRIGHT defendant, that the complainant fled
her bill ~ complaint In said court, the chancery
side the eof, ON the a2nd day of ovember 1890.
and thst thereupon asnmmons issued out OF eaid
court. W herein said suit IL now pending. refurn-
able on he first Monday In the NOM Of January
next, as Is by law required Now, unless you. the
said John ALBRIGHT, defendant, above named,
shall per sonaly be and appear before sal circuit
court, on the first day Of Ihe next term thereof TO
tie holde at Rock island In ana for the said conn
ty. on tn first Monday in January next aud pie d.
answer demur TO the said complainants bill Of
complain I, the same and the matters and things
Wherein harged and stated VIII be taken as con-
tossed, Q nd a decree entered against you accord
ing TO I he prayer Of said bid
Rock sland Illinois. Nov 24th. 1890.
s.s GEO. w. GAMBLE, Clerk
McEN Ry& McEN RY, Comp't Sol
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24

The question has been asked. "In what
respect are St. Patrick's pills better than
any other?' Try them. You will find
that they produce a pleassnter cathartic
effect, are more certain in their action.
and that they not only physic. but cleanse
the whole system and regulate the liver
and bowels. For sale at 25 cents per
box by Hartz & Bahnsen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-24

Mistress-Jane, how is this? Didn't l
tell you to sweep the front walk as far
rs the corner?
Jsne-Ipdade. mum, yez didn't; yez
tould me to swape the front porch an
walk to tbs corner. an / did it. mum,
though for me loife couldn't see why
yez wanted me to walk to the corner
West Shore.