davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Min.

Stor Cpbioielie berItebe iurl.oen
Gften blanbt 5anserne / StatsfansIl st
| Waupun paa @runb al en- Slosbranb.
Senimpb ri. 8 ON Qitenen uobreb Slos
lss | ben igblise Slsi al 5ansIlet, bpOr
$50 Sanger bar anbrast / 9eIler. On
tpt &Ss transte IND / Gellerne, us SAM
serne, lpm trpsoe, at Der Dor Sare for
at fcales, srebes al en- ftesseiis Stsas.
8eitpreren tiaOb paa @runb beraf 5ans
serne / sperite Iibelins at fOrlaoe fine
Geaer Os bssipe fig tl ben nurblise
5lsi. 8eiten af 5anssrne maatte for
blipe ! fine gener, uastet be fres Os
trueoe eiter Si9lp, men bet bite fig,
~eiterat Slbebrunben bar %iluttet, at De
life bar tomne bet minoite tilifabe. 81
ben ppitob i~anbipnli9pi3 berUeo, at en-
5anse iaitebe ct brenoenoe Bapir neb
en- 2ufttra9t.
YattenS Yapirmo!le / appletOn, en-
al De beoit uofpreoe NtsQer i fit Slass
/ Staten, neobrGnbte ben 18bs bs.
8ranoItnoen betgber Jig til $4,000,
[ siurarcen $4,000. Wpllen oil bliue
9~jenopbD99et ltrar.
Gn mGrfelig Sag bar i 9irsoass
oppe iur &etteu / Wabiiun. slough
ton er iom befieubt Ell 8p, bpur bet er
iOrbubt at ial9e 8usoritfe, men Ri6'
monb & Smitb, abuotater os BrObibi'
tioniiter / Mao,iOu, trOeoe, at Der iolsz
tes &usoritte ! Sution 6Ouie, iom bris
peg al Spbn @altsrs. De leieoe berfOr
en- Manb til of reiie Oerneb, fOreittIe Zig
lDs ps fOrisse at tjgbe Rusbritte. Res
~Iultatet al SeteftiUen8 Nrbeioe blsp, at
Spbn @alters b(eo arreIteret % bra9t
iii Waoiion lnoer 5prbSret pplplte
3eteftiuen, at ban itllpe Iaa $75 for fit
2(rbeioe, 6uis @alters bleu iun6en itpls
big. 9enne iuorsmnebe, at ban bapbe
sipet 3etettlpen SranoD % Senep, ba
6an fasbe, ban bar iDs. 3ommerer
4plct en- grunois Sfjanbeprafen for
9eteftipen, men frifienote SIR. 3alters.
9enne afere uafte mesen Spiist /
Waoiion, bpur ale iylnpatbiierebe meb
Sptelmaroer.
Serrg Glepelanb, Ell Def iienSt Suier
% Risrunb / SagwuOb % Omesn,
blep iltismprbet ben 20oe bs. / ben sit'
lise Del al SawDsr County.
Yotetesaplingen er meset liben iaar.
g8. 8. abortion, superintendent al
Farm Institutes, bar ienbt omfrins ct
Girfulare, / builfst ban tiger: "BOtes
tesaulinsen bar Ilaaet fell. Msb unb.
taselie al miotre &iscpniin, Minneiota
ps be to 9atOtaer pil Iulinsen iaar
blipe ben minbite, ma npseniinbe bar
baut. Gen ipbliae Gel al Dor Stat
iaar fnapt moi for eset 8eboo, ben
mibtre Del, Der ct befienbt for fine itore
us ubmart.be Yutetesaultrser, faar en-
nosenlunbe COB s(plins. 5or 5armere
Der oil bette blips ct 8rpnaar. Spar
Boteterne, tbi be uil iaar brinse bsie
Briler."
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
% inneiota.

s. Z. SfierSalspulb er aniat iOm
Carer ueb Mcglaeiter College / Minnes
applis.
Scmofraterne i Otter 5ail Gountg
bar illttet zig til Yrobibitioniiterne %
Gpuutp 6 pnpentiouen belluttebe at I'M
berltptte 8robibitipu Suaiancens &anbis
batter baabe for observation-disclosures
ps guurtyembeoer.
NOgle SGgere iatte iorleoen Slb
boa Ell 400 9(creS Speoeaser, Der eiebes
al Carl Youns, iom Dor i 8eit for 2afe
Benton. lldstet Snbbsitninssfclfene
anitrenste fig for at ilutte SlOen, funoe
ben bog life itanies. Gen for tuers
isjennem gseren ps gbelasoe so Icres.
2Dmet antenbte iorrise 5reSas en-
SbebeItaf, Der tilbsrte Senrp Gnberipn
Spb ior Safe Benton.
Farmers glaianeen / 2incpln 60.
bolber pua at upisre en- Gleuator / Cafe
Benton.
0pebe pil ianOIpnli9Ois bliue en- fOit.
bar Bare iaar. 6. q. Salisbury, Der
retop er tunlmen bjem ira en- europa
tur, tiger, at 5ranfris % nurolise 3pif'
Lamb iaar moer en- Understanding al
Suebe. gnslalos 9%uebeauliis er Oaar.
Zig % &uslano iaar ct 9iennemiuitlisi
uObptte. SueoeTorignin9sn paa fsrit.
9aano er minore enb ~iGopaulis. Mr,
Tiasburp tror, at GIteripsrsi len cite,
amerifanit 9peoe % 5lour oil blipe lao
itOr iGar, iom ben rOgeniinoe bar uGret
2itenior Slippebjer9ene, Tiger Mr
Salisbury, iinbes life eli eneite 8uibel
Speoe mere enb npopenbi9t for Siemme
brus, mel &aciiictpiten bar Omirius &C
Milipuer 8uIbels til lofprIel. Spis
ROrbueltens 5aruere Boloer paa III
Speoe, piI &riien itise Gartis, bpis b,
serimpb brir9er ben paa @tartsbs
itrar, oil S~tisninsen iOntule ienere.
Sobbeltmoro. @alter SOrtous
Suitru ps 6 aar samle Barn orufneb'
Wisiislippi Her ct. Saul Yarf. SOr
lpn bar slsent for @prtbern Taciii
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Sbabo o.

Zen iprite repnblifanife Statsfon'
pention aibulotes i guiie GitD SnsSas
os Gorsoas iioite use. 5slsenbe aan'
oibater rpminerebes:
@upsrnsr, George 8. SbOup; Siee,
@uperner, q. 3. @iasp; Sefretar, u.
8. 9intbam; Gubitur, George Ru'
bet6an; 8aslerer, 6ranf 3. Gpifin:
apnere3manb, @ilis Smeet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
idigan.

9arnums Circus, paa Rsii. fra
Wuifeson til salamujOo, baooe ben
22oe bs. ct betposlist llbetb, ibet Z
gOsns al fsrite Ssttiuu reubts af Spo.
ret. Siaosn pua gOsue Us 9prsu. Oar
liben, men Rartin 5OOlsp, en- at Der
iOualet, blsu brabt o. TO andre ~ far
liae @pRitelier.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Sorifielltg t.

Gn IS aaris 6eitetgU bleU IOrnDlig
arreitcret / aauia8 Stir, Wo. Nnibs
ingtOn 8atermau beoer Den @amle, oB
ban bar aaereoe tilbrdgt en- 5ieroeoel
al ct ~aarbunOrsoe / 3ugtbuis. Jor
fort 5io fben blep ban lBsluot eiter at
bdpe uoItaaet 10 Mars Strai for !Oeite,
tpueri. Zen iumme Sag 6sgaO ban fig
iii &anias 0itp Os itial Seit Og BoSn,
6an bleu itrar eiter greben % nrua MI
IauOiDnlisois tilbrings Heitsn al fine
Gage / 3ugtbuiet.
De Gorensbe Staters Jiet / Sad.
ion, Wiis., aigau iorleoen en- ajenbelie,
Der Oreisos fig ON Retten tit en- 0liliOu
2lcre5 / 9dJoOs8 slta. Retten srflerer,
at lOolist Sulg al 2anoet for ubetalte
Statte gluer en- uantaitelis GicnoOms.
ret, Os ltaOieiter "Dslta Pine and
Land Cos" Ret til Ocnne ubpre Uerois
iuloe GienOOm.
49, Statsn 9slaWare Gar iielse 5Ot.
tetaaiusen 1881 S~nobps9ere. Gr
JOrsselie al II, 1853 iiOen 1880.
Zen iiOite getting al Snbiausr.
Stammen 8Danootte bsoe iOrleoen 0ns
Il uppsr.S anouitp, Ohio. Mar9aret
SOlOmon beo ben aibsbe; bum bar
isbt / 1916, bleu / tit l8Os Aar gift msO
ben iii ariltsnoommcn Ompsnote Stom.
meieae 9auio gouns. De baObe 8
Bsrn, men ale osoe / en- ung Aloer.
Otter Younss 9sb bleo BUN ! en- aloer
al AZ gtar asteoist til Sobn SolOmOn,
Der osoe / 1876, os MI er ben "9amle
Margaret," iom benoe5 Rabosr falote
benoe, iOm ben Sioite al Stammer
Uanoret biemtil ubimmelite Sastsruuoe.
Staten Wniue bar III miitet i'm
eneIte Mubamsonrer. San beo @altsr
8. 1abbut os osoe iioite use. 1abbui
par en- mertelis Nano. San a isbi
al friitelis. Joralore oS par inotll ii
2Obe aar en- iuris ariiten. Ia fan
par 20 aar sammsi, besgnbte ban al
ituoers aOransn. 9eure BOG ituoersbs
ban grunoi9 belt isisnnem os blep mart
en- i~unatiit Ruielman, IorlOo i'm 5aoers
6us os leUeoe Jon Gne6oer itrenst
SoerensIiemmslie meo 9ruietens 5or'
friitsr. San baooe Oisie 9sueregler,
iom inssn al bans Beissenbe turS,
opertrepe. 9e, Der ailasoe Fam Beios,
MATTE oaIfe SGnoerue, isreHo b
traaot. ine / QUIET, bois Be ben DAG
baoOe rsrt ueb 5lsf. Gan bnpoe er
itart aiifp for Bin. ps bans Maaltit
Der bsitpb for oct Meii. al aiernemsl'
o. uigrst 8reb. 4aa ben mubante.
oanite Sa6bnt, Oct sr paa SplneSsane
6reoas til SOInso9anS 95rbas, initeo'
BON. pan BAR bog alcris bnut e
Sarem.
- Rsru. Yorts 6OrifommisiiOns 5or.
Tag ON at Omoarue Sioironoad Bier
gene til en- Bar. iinocr a~lminoelis iii
itemnins. Gf ge:.rica@@: G,etao0.
geres SIc...gS Is @.ss5. t:;Ja:t.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Sner Tor GrigStienejten.
Mill b.
St iteg for bsit. Spu

St ites for bolt. Spu YeriOuer
sit iorrise SSuoas op / Taarnst paa
aatbeoraten i Sreiburs, 8aSen, for at
turne ie beore en- beitts StOrm, iOm ra.
ieoe / Gmesnen. 2gnst IIOs nsb /
Gaarnct Os brabts to af benz paa Ste
bet, be anor. bleo iarlist bei.aSigsOs,
en- al cem liusiarli9t.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
- Arlington.
Zen triueliae lille 9D Slausbte

Zen tripelise file SD Slausbter,
20 Wail fra Seuttls, neSbrenote ben
2Ooe bs. Slbsn bespnOte / 6. Martins
Sfpbutii ps ~fOrplanteoe fig iii be um'
frinsitaaenos Spsuinser, ba Der life
ianotes Sluinin9sapparater us tun tibet
8ano. SfUmaser Wtartiu iu~bsbr9nSte
/ lit Sertiteo. Staben anilaaes til
$50, 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
nRl b.
asiierne msoes | Rarpa.

NSt'ttht WpVbp V"hph.
rusiiite os ben tpite Refer msotes
8drua on Nitersn ben l7oe os. Woo'
taselisn bar iOm ~irOodulis peo ioa'
onnns anleorir9er bisrtelis. adnlsr
Bon Gupriui leoia1er aeiisr BiIbelm
paa oruns for besse qaroe oistise Reii..
Rusiii,e 8lnos amer bette a~eiiermso,
for ct 5rsbstesu os Tiger, of Ruslano
er uiaie til at oanors 6auuo | 6aano
meo 3pitlauo iOr at bsudrs 5reosu.
Negisringeu bar bsiluttet at itnnoit
uooanOriugsn til 8raiilien og bar tnSei
be ioruSone dorbolosregIer for at sisr.
nemiere oenne SeItemmelis.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Stras.

Huber en- aamp menem en- Sberihs
Manoita6 Os meritanite Sranoisrsusr.
fUrrise llss bleO fem af De iioituauuts
os en- 6urmsr fra 8eauer Cafe, Ter,
brRbte. 8anoitsrn. omrinscoss al
Sberifen os en- Del bsuHbreo. Gar
mere De bteu opfOrorebe til at ousr9iue
Jig, men iatte fig til Wubuarss us for,
iuareoe Zig til bet gosrlte. Sun en- al
benz lptfeoes bet of unotpmme.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
California.

Ut brutalt Mpr0 blep BEN 1Sos es,
be0aaet / Gan 6raucisco, ibet en- CANT
mel prominent JOrretninssmano Deb
gtapn Sanusl SncObiun blep itubt os
osSelis laaret al to utienbte 9erioner,
Der iurlpste at transs inb ! bans GUS,
Ruslen sit naiten tpers isjennem bans
|2eseme.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Speits.

SenrD u. Stan!tg OpbOlSer fig ior
Sioen / @eni. I'll en- glaorefersnt no
taite ban iOrlsosn, at gnslanO, INT
lamb % 6rar'rias tOm Ill At 9aa 5aauS
/ SaanS irr q. Iremms Giviliiaticnen i
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27

airi'a. Snbeh be naits so Gar, iasoe
ban, pilbs Der IN. blius noaer Gnleo'
ming iii Strib m,ntm Wastsrut. Stan'
tsp oil | Slutnirssn al September
usroe tilbas. iii Gugtnno.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Citerriae,u ngarn.

2tiiersns S,lie btiOsr for boer Dag
oaarlissr.. Sans aanossprer for
iuinotr burtis, Os Der er 5are for, at
ban iuosn Fort lib 6tir iiuosipag.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
I'll b q q.

$4,000 Stsmmsrs Maiorit.t.
Den pificisIs Dptanins ! 60 af Siatsus
Sc Counter stUer ben osmOiratiFe aan'
bibat for guosrnGr pmItriHs 10000
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27

Staterre Heip Yort Og B%enalgludnia
bar / be iioite Iiaar porst Jig Op til en-
WiiQiOn ilcre, 3liuOis $4,000. SOMA
naiteu 100000, &iscouiiH 366, 900
aGnias $4,000, Dtimeiota 634, 900,
men 9ermOHt er gaaet tilbass 2ss, -
ReUnoa 1926.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27

Sobn 9. Sriib fra glumeoa blsu /
6reoass al 9emOtratsrns | treble Gi'
ltrift nomineret til aanbibat for aOn.
sresmanb. Scr. Sriib bar for faa Var
fiben en- af be m.it promiuente Demo.
fratsr | Sonia.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
II B t.
6entraI.a inertia.

ChNo SNhtAH' Ns"'N1'hh' o. ~
ris telegraieres ben 21oe os.: @uates
mula bar unoertesnet Greostrattaten
meO Gan SaluaOOr, % 8ice 8reiis
bent gtgala bar ~oUerta9et Breiioentem
beoet i Gan SalUaoOr, inOtil ct upt
8alg fan finoe Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
b.

Yoteterne raabn.r msb utrOlis our
tisbeb / Den ipblise Def al Dorm 60.
s ale Dele al Grmasb bar 8oteteslp~
gen iuaet utrolis uobrsoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
20. 81
ID
fSIeer tneo bette Vo. at "1eeorab'
Yoifen''.
30. 81
VNe Wbonmenter

"a 9lnbre fan er9oloe be ubfpmue Ru.
mere al "8eb Grneu" for 25 Gents,
Dpla9et er life fort.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27
Sranfrige.

Sil Ioropolen pr. Yaaon. geians
con, en- iranit 2uitifipper, Os aitro.
nOmen Sermite sisr Gor6ereoelier til
en- Q ullOnerpebitiOn til ROrOpOlen. Se
pil gaa uo ira Spisbsrsen.
Smer ior 6risstieneifen. Zen
irauite Mnrineminifter bar beilutt.t al
anlG9se | Brett ct Sss9u.bus for 500
9uer, Der ifal trensres for Sstriss'
tisneiten. Oct er Weniusen at BRUCE
benz iom Slbuo ira 2orp.bobaaoe uec
greit for at bolos 4utorit..erne / itabis
GurbinSelie m.o gurpeouilaaben.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27

Stsmmsrs Raiorit,t. Waicrit.tsrre /
be sOriss s Counter oil iorss. Den iii
minSit $4,000 St.mmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-27

(cnhotr zsseos teussn % esstsst. utn
Ss,a % iz,ri,igis. usnEr,1st. ssnss,rst teas<
nah lss a Saar. ira siuHu III ssn aef sfD sliSs
9sl.Mas, ,a.tz st q be alntnet!lss. f~tssinisss a.
s~Issiis,. b. cit q ale. ii,THts tarils, prraRlHt q
ktgisi ss sls.p al CUTIeUnA RzaroiEa su sstsss
az CUrTcUsA, tn b,ssHsit SKIN CURx, CgrrcpaA
Soar, III gsnegtr sssisrfisnxu. % CeriegEA RI
SOLVENT, On 70 suss o elssrsnio q sez sssfs Ssss
i.sEt c. hislpr. Rasr aHt f.Sf % Nttstnu
bar laai ieI. rt;it a sd at tag gsanssa tan. ars
set r isusL faHHsa al eisnssssrs, ira osysssGs
men nj AIsussmmtn, isrirnr an sUD ssszsuitsA
Gre ca uisTltsaslist Dirs6raiL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-10
A Boston Cats Ride.

One OF Boston's handsomest Maltese
cats arrived in this city this noon on
the 1924 express via Springfield She
secured passage in a drawing room
car, or rather under il. Just before the
train left the Boston and Albany de-
pot in Boston, and came through in
hurry. One of the porters on the
train noticed her seated cozily upon
the break beam of one of the trucks
just before the train started, but sup
posed she would Jump off when the
car began to move. On tho contrary,
the cat fastened her claws into the
woodwork all the firmer when the
train started, and during her ride OF
126 miles maintained her position un-
disturbed by the whirlwind of sand
and gravel that would have smothered
an ordinary mortal. When the train
reached tho city she was still i'm pos
session Of her senses, and had become
SO firmly attached to her new home
that the porter could scarcely pull her
of the truck When he did she, how
ever, quickly ran back and took her
former scat on the truck, and il was
only when the baggage master again
pulISu ncf on ana ueiu nSF IN us arms
till the train moved away that the
cultured cat could be persuaded to re
main in the capital city. She was not
in the least disturbed by her rapid
transit, and when Hickman Banning
placed her on the back seat of his hack
She Immediately began to purr con
tentedly, and rode in great style to her
new home on Barber street, running
her claws down into the cushioned
seat and pulling slowly upon the cloth
in her musical peace of mind. Hart
ford Post.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-10
NTfsW ava.

The nutmeg is the inncrmost kernel
Of the fruit of small tree that grows
about thirty feet high. II il native OF
the East Indies, but it is cultivated in
other tropical lands. II has a small,
yellow flower. The fruit is small aud
peach like, but with a smooth surface,
and turns yellow when ripe. The ex-
terror a thick, geshy husk, dries up
and cracks disclosing the nut The
outer covering of this nut is what we
know as mace. It is red at first, but
turns to light brown when dried. Next
comes a hard shining shell, and inside
that is the nutmeg. The tree bears
about the eighth or ninth year from the
seed. The mace is taken of and dtqcd
in the sun for one dayand for eight days
in the shade, then dampencd with sea
water and pressed in bags. The re
maiuder of The nut is very thoroughly
dried. when the shell is broken and
tho nutmcgs are assorted, the best
ones being exported They are FIRST
picked i'm lime water, ,hcn left to
sweat and finally packed FOR shipment.
The Penang nuunegs, the best are
about an inch long, pale brown, cor
rugated on the surface. with red
strealSs in the gray inferior, - Good
Housekeeping.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-10
ne WASN'T n RABBIT.
And When His Com mission Came He No
Doubt Got Square with His Knemy.

And When His Com mission Came He No
Doubt Got Square with His Knens,.
Several years ago, when John NJ.
Thurston was stamping Nebraska in
an important campaign, he included
Its extreme western part, then decid-
eddy wild region, III ms circuit He
was proceeding by stage To Sidney
one day, when they stopped nj little
station 10 change horses While this
important operation was going on a
large determined looking man whose
most conspicuous article of cloth
ing was a big revolver approached
the stage cautiously, and while oc-
casionally CHANGING pervously at
small building, some hundred yards
away, with a large sign of ''postofiice"
ON IL, ne inquired for Mr.. Thurs
ton. That gentleman made himself
known and the stranger said:
You speak down al Sidney to-
night, ! hear"
Yes, ] expect TO.
II reckon I'll come down with my
partition and do little work"
What is your petition forG" inquir-
ed the Judge
The postoffice up there" and the
man pointed with his thumb.
is there good prospect that you
will get it2"
You bet-rm sure of it. but |
lowed few more names wouldn't do
no hurt When Git il there's goin'
to be the doggondest biggest change
you ever seen III & small place"
''How's that2'
why, | amt had a letter out o
that air office fer over two years"
why not2"
THE dinged critter that has ii now
says he will shoot me on sight, and
you bet he'd do ii too, SO lay mighty
low. When letter comes fer me he
nails il to the door, shoots ii full o
holes, sends word fer me TO come and
get it and watches fer me out o the
winders"
How comes he to have such a dis
like for your"
Claims stole one o his steers. I
didn't touch one o his steers till he'd
hooked two o my calves and / can
prove H. But jess you wait till my
commission gifts here and get hold o
that Office. I'll wad the first letter
that comes fer him in my shotgun and
fire it down the we'll Jess wait lit
tie, iedge; he'll find that | can pound
stamps with one hand and cover the
front door with a six shooter with the
other jess as well as he can. My name
is old Jim White, and you bet when
I've got my boots on can tie up the
eastern mail with my teeth and hold
a gun on the gen'ral deliv'ry and
money order winder both at the same
time. Old Jim White amt no rabbit
when it comes to holdin' a government
position an loosin' out for his rights.
New York Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-31
Cnnceff of Rnof.

The Echo, the official organ of the
Woodmen society, is Drumming full OF
editorial endorsement of Head Consul
Root, claiming be is innocent. perse
cuted, etc. But as the Clinton Meas re-
msrks, il this is so. all forgiving and
generous natures will greet him kindl :
at the proper time. but what puzzles the
Woodmen is: What good is it doing the
order to fill the official organ with matter
purely personal with one man?
Here is sample Of what the last issue
gave US plenty of:
Flsttering propositions have been re-
Gently made TO Head Consul Root to as
sumo the management of another fra
ternsl benefit society. Several of his
most efficient organizers express de,
termination to 90 with him should he ac>
eepi. The head camp at it's next ses>
sion will. without doubt. give him such
splendid endorsement that be will not
be tempted to entertain the most alluring
offers.
To this the paper above alluded to
which by the way, il printed at Roots
home says:
There is little doubt but that msny
Woodmen are generous enough 10 not
sssud in the way of the head consul if ne
can better his condition. Certainly he has
friends on this side of the river who
would be willing for his sake alone to
see him 90 where be is better paid and
more appreciated. As TO the bluff" in
the above clipping that several OF his
most efficient organizers express a deter
mipation to 60 with him should be &C
sepi, it has no weight whatever, for no
one doubts bat that in the 10000 or
more Wcodmen membership there are
several smart" enough men to run the
order If these "orgsnizers" should decide
not to draw q revenue from the order
longer. II by splendid endorsement"
the next head camp is meant that uni>
ted effort is being made by these cor.
gsnizers" to not only reflect Head Con-
sui Root but to vote him big salary.
then the publication of the above para
graph was Ill advised
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-31
The New Savings Bank.

When asked this morning as to the
progress of the new Rock Island Saw.
ings bank. Mr.. J. NJ Buford, who has
devoted great deal of time to further
ing the enterprise. said: I'VE are get>
ting along nicely. ANY enterprise with
such men as E. P. Reynolds, Porter
Skinner. P. L. Mitchell. John Crubaugh.
F. G. Denkmsn, J. J. Reimers and Z
W. Hurst back of it, is bound to be a
success. Stock to the amount of $780,
400 has been taken. while between sixty
and seventy subscribers have signed, We
have less than $4,000 of stock yet to
place, and would like to have that scat~
tered through the city in lots offrom one
to five shares each. Anyone may take
stock who is favorable to the prospec,
tive MANAGEMENT"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-31
the River,

The st. Paul Daily Meas published an
item TO the effect that the Diamond 10
and the st. Paul lines have consolidated,
and will operate their boats under one
management during the season, but this
is denied by officials of lines The only
action of the companies that savors of a
com binstion between the lines is that
they have established joint agencies al
many points where but little business
was transacted. This practice has been
followed to some extent in former sea-
sons, but several new joint agencies had
beea established this spring.
An i'll feeling is brewing between mem
bers of the Pilots society and the mana
gers of some of the down river packet
companies, which may lead to some diff
Guilty before the matter is adjusted.
The Libbie Conger, in charge of Capt
Cubberly. leaves St. Louis for Win6ns
and way landings Wednesday She will
be here Saturday night or Sunday.
The Verne Swain is making regular
trips to Clinton.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-31
LILLIAN's sEALsKIN sAcQUE.
How the Former Rock Island Actress
Ontwitted a sheriT at st. Louis.

How the Former Rock Island Actress
Ontwitted a sheriff at -. Louis.
Lillian Lewis. the gifted aud dashing
emotional actress, who having for one
season been under the management of
the late @. c. Kniell of this city, has be-
come regarded almost as Rock Island
star, recently had somewhat sensation
all experience in St. Louis. She appeared
during the entire play. of which she was
the central figure. in q sealskin sacque.
notwithstanding that most of the scenes
were laid in sunny su MINER lands.
This was the part of g plan for the
fair Lillian to create sensation. but it
was simply shrewd little act on her part.
She afterwards told reporter that con-
stable called for her costumes while she
was absent at the theatre. Il don't
know what the constable thought, says
Miss Lillian. but know | was indig-
nant He presented claim of $107 and
said that unless il was paid he would at
| tach whatever of mine ne could lay hands
on. One MarlaDd Clark claimed the S107
| positively don't owe Clark one cent
never had any business dealing with
him, and when or where he trumped up
a claim of S107 against me is a mystery
10 me. OF course l didn't want to be
heeced out of $107 So called in my
manager; he spoke to the constable and
they both left my room. While | was
dressing for the evening performance
mi maid heard one man whisper to an
other in the hall outside of my dressing
room; When she goes on the stage you
take the sealskin-seeP She gave me the
hint. and it took me about one second to
get inside that garment. Then the fun
began. The constable watched me like
q hawk She'll take it off while on the
stage. said one. Just watch me sneak
it when she does said another l made
love with it on cried with it ou-I was
married with it on-and l died with il
on. The last act over. got into my car
riage and drove TO the hotel"
| The indignant lady declares she is 60
Ing to take vacation shortly for the ex-
press purpose of going to St. Louis to
take legal vengeance upon the participa
tors in that outrageous proceeding.