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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
ESTATE OF FREDERICK W. KEEL
- LERsTRASs

SALE OF ACCOUNTS.
Notice is hereby given thai by virtue OF orde
of the County court of Rock Island county Illinois
made this day on the petition OF the undersigned
administratrix OF the estate of Frederick W. Kel
lerstrass, deceased, SHALL on Tuesday, Fehruar,
18TH A D. 1890, at the hour OF three O'Clock in tn,
afternoon Of said day sell public auction at th,
north door Of the Court house in the CITY of Rocs
Island in said county, TO the highest bidder fo-
cash. certain accounts and notes belonging 20 saiC
estate, list OF which is die IN the said cour
10 which list reference may be had by all person,
Interested.
Rock Island, Illinois, February 4th 1890
MARC RET b. KELLERSTRASs
Administrative
Z. ". HURST, Atty for Administering.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

A Boston woman has had her shroud
made at a cost of SEQ, 900. This will
certainly be case where a woman is
wrspt up in her wealth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

A meteor that cast shadow and ap.
peared as large as the full moon was
seen by Noblesviile, Ind. people the
other evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

What is more attractive than u pretty
face fresh. bright complexionf For it
use Pozonni's Powder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
THE HISTORIC BARBER.
SOME VERY ORIGINAL NOTES ON THE
GREAT MEN He HAS SHAVED.

Edgar William Nye Receives the Gushing
nfidences-Commodore Vanderbilt n. .
shavee-Aiso Lawrence Barrett. Aiias
Larry Br.nnigan. and Chauncey Depsw.
Icopyright by Edgar W. Nyel
II was In Chicago, the booming city
along whose busy streets had 50 often
wandered and on the banks of whose
brawling river had so oft been
"bridged" that met a barber who made
a speciality of shaving eminent men. /
noticed that my presence did not seem TO
unnerve him as l had supposed it would,
and that he held my nose a good deal
higher while shaving my upper lip than
had ever held IL, even in the bright and
balcyon days when, as little boy, wore
a vest made over from other garments
of my fathers handed down from the
dim and musty past.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Barth q Bsbcoek, Dentists.

A s Clough, of Prescott, A. T. drives
team Of mules that sre thirty three and
thirty>hve years old. They are still
good WORKERS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

At my yard. corner Of Eleventh street
and Tenth avenue, at ten cents per bush
oil. B. DAVENPORT Estate.
Aug. so, 1889.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
MEDICAL.
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n Il
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URINARY ebEsn,. sss 'S1tTaSssa Q,
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ed to any address free from observation. Char
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HOURS: 10 q. m. to IL m, . to and TO .. m.
rs Wash. Az S. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Intelligence Column.

TOR sALR-MY RESIDENCE. No. ilao FIRST
- avenue. VIM ADAMS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

enter protest against these Demetril
and against Their illegimate trade, as
the people are the sufferers"
Mr. Frye also attacked horse-racIng.
Sunday ball games, prize fights and
lotteries. lie said il was all done for
money and 1t would be difficult to rid
the country of the evils, but the;people
should raise up against them unless
they want to debase themselves.
The LOUslanna lottery would not
exist twenty-four hours If il were not
for the money it has," ne said. l"They
wol offer to pay the entire
expen.e OF the state If neces-
sary. Judas betrayed Jesus for
thirty pieces of silver, and then bought
a piece OF ground for the burial of the
dead. believe in charity, but don {
believe IN dancing to the devils Tr -
once saw sign which read, "Dmcc
up stains; money 10 go to buy collins Tor
those killed IN the disaster"
The preacher said that a bill came M
before Congress to suppress polygamy.
IL was referred TO q committee for in
vestigaton, and the report made rele-
gated 1t forever. He said the reason
for tins was that merchants of New
York were doing S23 900. coo IN business
each year with Utah, and realizing that
they would meet with q great financial
loss, actually used money to defeat the
measure. He said the committee was
brihed.
"The very preaching of Paul was
what overthrew the temple of Diana
and Demetrn occupation was lost" he
said IN conclusion. "As soon as the
Demetril OF the present day are over
thrown, prosperity will spring up.
By this craft they have their wealth,
but LEI Us keep at them until they top
pie and fall. Let us see if this cry Of
poverty IS the complaint OF a miserable
l.nE EEln q u .r..r,...I l.. L.. TA....-a..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

hackers saying that I would better look
sharply after what my Polish editor was
saying in his editorials
Il went out and secured an Interpreter,
and found TO my dismay that this editor
OF mine was urging the men TO strike, di-
lating on their wrongs at the hands Of the
mine owners, and even Advocating setting
the mines on fire if their demands were not
complied with
81 exploded, but my Pole wouldn't
crawl He maintained that the people
wanted that sort OF thing, and pointed to
the rapidly increasing sales of the paper. /
found him so entirely blind to reasons Of
expediency and policy that told him that
he ought 10 resign. Ne promptly refused
to so so, and expressed his firm purpose of
completing his six months contract in my
employ or raising riot among his coun-
trymcn and burning the Office down. He
looked fit TO dc too, and / temporized.
After consul, with my hackers re-
solved to come cast for week or two. 7
put the foreman Of the mechanical part Of
the shop in charge of the whole business.
lie Is big, fighting Irishman. who hates
foreigners and he has orders to discharge
the Polish editor while am away. When
j get telegram that my Pole has cleared
out am going back. Not before. New
York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
THE POLISH EDITOR POPULAR.
Disadvantage of Not reins Able to Read

Disadvantages of Not EeinE Able 10 Read
Everything in Ones own Paper.
A newspaper man who had worked for
some time on New York papers. and then
bad driftcd from sieht into the vague out
west, walked ia among his Old associates
one night looking happy and prosperous
Hello. old mani walked back 10 the
old shop eh'' was the greeting he got.
'Not by any means" be replied i've
come 70 New York TO get q couple OF hard
working and ambitious reporters to help
me or my paper. and I'll set them on their
feet ~ the same time
Come oT.T Your papcrr- 'sweH.
that's good, came in chorus from his oil
comrades.
Perhaps you never heard ~ ~ ne
answered, mentioning a mining town in
The west. Il never did myself tin went
there. s0 III not dwell CD vaur Ignorance
But that's where 7 mold public opinion
now ard Ec handed around his business
cards, where thc familiar name of their old
friend looked little strange with tho
onvied appends~e Manager and Editor
of The " Herald
"Cang-at1Iatiors. old r0a0r' "St-uck
= rioh. chs" Good llck Go vonr' erow
lorg arr you goiug 90 say 81 tha clfrf'
were Grei st him all ~ oace. re smiled
his thanks for the Grst tfonoI ex~la-
nations. and rcFic1 % The last with en-
phseis.
'fest as ionC ss ever 7 can
"0h' ia hai it's rot all rr--s. fhenF~
Nfil itsa fee thiur hing Your own
hoss. hut great Sc5tt its roci Il i've IA
New York. and ms one knows ttat - vefl
as the uan wao once dil and now 5oesot.
Besides. ! shall me- rrturn Gn get =
te'egrsm exret toGa7 or 7crao-ror.
hr tteretT ksaEs q rasder good starr
tl1t with i1f "Fes's hrer
wei, ray psper IL hacks3 sui owned ~
wealthy u-Iag syndicate. vh.eh en-
pioys thousands ~ Poles ia - afnes T
rn1 tae paper for vaatsrer brcft tssro =
81 - e 'or7 AZ d1z.t r1a tt avs-s fts
iater ga se1se Ittra-tf tks
rc wr he mare ri l-ir -sa3 sresr-
FFcz pef s rrt "a
e1.to0 IL fae P1lsa tcrzrs r--e -rek.
er the ss was approved ~ nv torkr-s
w.e -s-e rsse1 with rsr srsrTrr.s. SCI
a7H ~ CO P-ra f5l.cr res s
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ta.es1n- Ee sater-1 i1fa tae scse-ss heart
ani seat end wrste r r p~ -
tns ss3 r-tssu ont ta~r- p-rsss esf -ne
fse as7asrs er tnS-- arz ste F - -
cane Spirited snf vas -. ~rsre a. -
z.azaelf uAen a0se csnls fr,-a ore 81 ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

The above named company was
established some five years ago for tho
wholesale manufacturing Of uphol-
stored furniture, and being the only
exclusive manufacturers ofupholstered
furniture in the city, Their business
grew 50 very tast-sO much SD that they
were compelled 20 look for larger and
more centrally located accommoda-
t.ops, and the result WAS the above
building which was built for their
special purpose. They occupy the
whole of Tins new buildiag on the cor
ner OF Canal and Hurou-st., rs well as
the building connected with II at Nos.
S5, 30 and - Huron-st., formerly occu-
pied by the Grand Rapids Mattress Co.
These buildings. III connection with
their Wes, SIDE warehouse, Will greatly
increase their facilities. A reporter of
the 1ELEGRAM-HERALD, IN visiting tLelr
new quarters, was surprised 10 find so
large and handsome a stock OF goods,
and yet was told by the manager that
owing to a large number OF orders from
dealers III all parts of the United States
that they were busy working night and
day-hence unable as yet 10 make M
the stock OF goods that they would like
TO show al present, and therefore have
postponed opening their salesrOOm TO
the public for some ten DAYS yet.
The first three floors OF their Canal-st.
building will be used as show rooms
and the balance OF the building for
stock. The Huron-st. building Will be
used for manufacturing purposes and
for shipping.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

NALENffAE Mrs C4Iiie Valentine. sz- 81
ssafs. moaths aad days hesidsnse a.
reIrg So
fgnsnt xil BE- hsld g. tha Piaia deld ave.
u. - thareh az ,. m Naudty Hla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

W4sa1ssFos. NoE. I7.--For Loser
<higaa Lgat rams, pEseetet 81
a. 20 ell4nge Ia tsmRer4fare vaEi-
ais <ln1s
For Upper MienlKan. Tar. 40
aa1gs IN tsnpeFature. souta seslzFiy
.aas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
A Good Rule.

Tom-We always ought to look pleasant.
Jack-That's SO. We can't tell who may
have camera concealed about him ready
TO catch you.-EDoch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

They carry a stock Of from 1900 20
2oOO parlor suite frames IN the white,
besides an endless number Of lounge
frames. easy chairs, fancy rockers and
odd pieces. They have numerous STYLES
OF lounges, bat or one special pattern
they have sold over three thousand IN
the past two Years. Their stock of
upholstery covering is large and the
variety OF patterns and colors almost
endless. Goods from fifty cents 20
twenty dollars per yard. Ia their
upholstering department there were
thiriy-iour uph0lsterers at work, max
lug all classes OF upholstered furniture
to be shipped 10 dealers IN all parts Of
the country.
IL had heen their intention 20 adhere
10 strictly wholesale business, but
since their removal the demand for
their goods AT retail has been 60 great
that they have concluded 10 throw
open their wholesale WarerOoms 10 the
public for retail purposes, and 10 this
end thsy are making up, as fast as pos
slhle, line of cheap, medium and fine
parlor suites, lounges, rockers, easy
chars. etc, which will be offered on
account of their large manufacturing
facilities, at prices never before quoted
TO the Grand Rapids retail trade.
Their opening day will be announced
later, and it will pay any person who is
contemplating the purchase of uphol-
stored furniture 20 wait and see their
immense stock before buying. They
VIII also make up handsome line of
Christmas novelties in furniture which
can not taIl to be received with favor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

All the new styles of plush garments
at +. Z. Kidder q Co.'s cloak room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
LILY White Hour.

Fresh fish at Dettenthaler's III Mon
rOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Now cloaks arrive daily at E. p. Kid
deT 4 Co.. S cloak room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Is a family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

You'll find the largest line and hand
somest lne OF Dolls ever shown, at the
New York . aad 10 cent store, s.
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Choice black goods at f. p. Kiddor
Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

Lily White FIour
Is made from the choicest wheat, caie-
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

The best value in Toilet and Laundry
soaps ever -DoWn. now At the New
York 5 and 10 cent store, 81 Cansl.st.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

The F. c. A Denkmann and Louisville
passed up.
The Verne Swain came down from
Clinton and returned
The stage of the water on the bridge
at noon swas $40; the temperature, "a.
The long delayed packet, Mary Nor
ton, got down this morning, and pro.
ceeded on her way to st. Louis
The Dan Thsyer brought down eight
strings of logs and six of lumber; the
Saltwater sixteen of logs, and the B.
Hershey eight of logs and seven of lum-
Der.
Advices from Supt. E. NJ Dickey, Of
the Diamond Jo line, sound the first
warning of the approaching close of nav
igstion. After the steamer Sidney re-
turns from her present trip to St. Paul.
and the Pittsburg now due up reaches
that city. no boats will go farther north
than Dubuque this season. Until further
notice there will be two regular boats
each week in the trade between St. Louis
| and Dubuque, and these boats will take
fire ght in any sized lots for La Crosse.
Winona and ST. Paul and reship from Du-
bu9ue by rail Car load lots are still
taken from c.. B. & Q. points, but bust.
ness with the c., NJ & St. P. has been
discontinued.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
LOCAL NOTICES.

Ossters al Krell & Maths.

ONstSEs At hfSil IL y.
Go to Holbrook's. Davenport, for car
pets and silk curtains
First class tailors wanted: union or
non union By F. c. Hoppe.
Send your friends to Krell 6 Maths
for dish or can of fresh oysters.
Call and see the hand carved bed room
suites at Holbrook's, Davenport.
Parlor suites and fancy chairs of every
description at Holbrook's, Davenport.
Ice cream always on hand and served
by the dish all winter at Krell & Maths.
A handsome line of book cases and
cabinets jus; received at Holbrook's Dav-
export.
An elegant assortment of dining tables,
chairs and hst racks at Holbrook's, Dav>
export.
When you want nice dish of fresh
oysters step in to Krell i Maths and or
der them up in any style.
Psrlor goods purchased and paid for
before November /. will get the benefit OF
a discount of 10 per cent, at Ksnn. &
Huckstaedts.
Bear in mind we do not quit making ice
cream when cold weather sets in. and you
can get it in any quantity in the coldes,
weather. Remember Krell & Maths and
get the best
$50, 600 to loan on real estate security
in sums of $500 and upward. at loves,
current rates Of interest. without COM
mission. E. W. Hurst. Attorney a
law Rock IslsSS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
The Gun Factory Rnnrd.

The special tri-city gun factory COM
mittee met at the Har per at 4 o'clock
yesterday after noon. S. H. Velie presid-
ing and Judge Nathaniel French. of
Davenport, being secretary. The COM
mittee decided 90 formulate plan for
presenting the advantages of this COM
munfty for the location of the gun factory
orally and to follow this by written
report after visiting the locality. The
committee approved the action OF the
Rock Island Improvement association In
appointing committee on location of al
Or -csice range. and urged the committee
to make its in vestigations as soon as posi-
BILE. The CON mitiee started out this morn
ing. The tri-city committee aerj ed to meet
at the Hsrper again at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Col. Whittemore received word late
this afternoon that the board would be
here tomorrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
COLLEGE NOTES.
Interesting Personally lnteiifc ence
and observation-disclosures Angus.

Interesting Personally lnteiiis ence
and observation-disclosures Angus.
tana
Rev Prof. G. E. Lindberg. of New
York. who has accepted position as
professor III the theological department Of
Augustana College. is expected to arrive
in about ten days. Prof. L. will be very
important addition to the teaching force.
Rev. NJ. P. Lindberg, OF Minekaune,
Wiz, has been called as professor of
christianity in the collegiate and prepar>
atory departments. No reply has as yet
been received.
MIR. q. A. Rosander has begun direct
ing the college gymnasium work. Ten
hours week are devoted to this impor-
tant part of college training in the excel
len'ly equipped gymnasium located in
Jubilee hall.
With these changes, providing Rev. NJ.
Z. Lindberg accepts ithe various faculties
will be completed. and the most prosper
GUS year in the history of the institution
fairly under way. Things look exceed.
ingiy bright. The present enrolment of
26O students exceeds that of last year at
this time by about 20, and is only &c be-
low the largest attendance during the en-
tire college year. The business depart
ment is getting liberrl share of the pat
ronage, and new applications are received
almost daily.
General Manager Jesperson left
today on business trip to Gilesburg.
Rev. and Mrs. Schileen, of ST. Mary's
kas, made visit at the collegei on III, ir
return from Knoxville, IL. Rev. Schileen
has received a call from the Swedish Luz
theian congregation at that place, and it
is understood that he will accept.
The board of directors of the college
decided to hold grand reformation fes-
tival at the college, Thursday. Nov. 9th.
The entire day will be devoted to the fes-
Invites. In the morning at 10 o'clock,
the two new neutrality-suspicious., Revs
n. Forsarder and G. Z Lindbe-g, will be
installed. The festival proper will take
place in the afternoon snd several of the
more prominent ministers 10 Augustana
synod will make short address ses on sub
Jects to be announced later. Both Swe-
dish and English will be used, and vocal
and instrumental music will be inter-
spersed. In the evening Prot G. Stolpe
will give grand concert. 4 large num-
Der of visitors fIom the surrounding cit
les are expected
The old college building hassbeen un-
dergoing complete repairs during the
summer and fall, and new boiler is now
being set into position. Everything looks
new and neat. Augustana business col
lege IS located in this building. and spec
isl attention is being paid to its complete
and elaborate furnishing
The enterprising general manager, Rev.
j. JespeTson, has been busy these DAYS
circulating petition addressed to tie
Rock Island Citizens Improvement as
ISOLATION. II asks for their influence
with the city council TO have sidewalks
ordered for Thirty eighth street and
Seventh avenue, in the reighborhood of
the college. Over two hundred interested
signers ask this. There is certainly
Deed for suCh an order.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
AN EVENT.
'said Pasha" and Harper's Theatre
Opening To. Knight.

'said Pasha" and Harper's Theatre
Opening Tonight.
Tonight occurs the re opening of the
remodtled and greatly beautifed Har.
per's theatre. The Turkish opera sue
cess, Said Pasha," is to be presented
The Columbus. (O.) State Journa! says
Of the noted musical event:
Said Pasha," the great operate sue.
cess which has been attracting the at
tention of music,loving people and the
encomiums of the best. critics, was pre-
sented for the first tine at the theatre
last night by the California Opera com
pany. 1t is doub full if the Columbus
public will have another such such op-
por,unity this season of seeing and hear
ing go fine production and SO excellent
company in all its parts. There is not
dull phase in the opera, and the dis-
logue and action are particularly bright,
The stage settings and the costumes are
among the most gorgeous which have
been seen in Columbus. In a company
composed of so many superb voices and
so well balanced, il might be expected
that the chorus woul be especially Inc.
and that no one was disappointed on this
score. Indeed the combined effect in the
climaxes was so inspiring that the com.
pany was compelled to present almost
two operas in one. so far as work was
concerned. in response to the general ap-
plause and enthusiastic expressions of the
audience. The opera is presented in two
acts, the scenes being presented in Con.
stauunop'e and in the rajah's palace and
garden in India, and consists in general
of pleasing combination of titled mat
rimonial and love ventures.