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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-18
waIxs or FASHION.

= novel idea hes sprung into prominence
ap0se England'a fashio .abIe p<oe,e Of putting
servaue maids In livery &, wait upon the able
snstesd oil men. The DR. - 10 usually OF some
aafx livery cioth-gr On brown or blu. ~ the
mistress fects The skirt 10 D rfrctly plain In
front. With heavy plat. behind. Butt ned On
GO eiy - . wafstcoato the same clota, cover a
wa nne cross Inns IT ed braid, a. on q loot
1sa's wsircoas. To and the cloth coat that
comes down over the hips. ana 10 cut away in
tne Font. are butsoned with metal livery bar
TONS. or ssed o. manoNammed. A high. s,fff
nnite collar aud cravat, stia white cuffs and
uny white cap. Ike topknof. complete the
costume.
konud French waists showing NO dsrss or
Noe lofmss and gathered ~ the shoulders and
weise line. front and back, are used On ell sorts
Of summer fabrics. One Of the so-called Empire
oodtces IL simply this waist very fully draped In
front IRON Its right shoulder and under-srm
seam to the lett. Of else II has soft vide sash
@ cofseiet al around the figure and reaching
we'll up under the arma Fun ieg-ofmutton OF
bishop sleeves belong TO these waists.
Il Il matter q comment that for the coming
sulsry season rcd ahould ~ 20 extensively used
- millinery brilliant sca let, and not alone the
more subdued tint 10 yscqe red. wine, begonfa.
kerAnium and other shades which have Tor some
tine past besn 20 popular ;even the gilt wirs bon
ne0 afs emhoalished with iobelia blooms or gold
peppaeA whose uniform Ne Ill know. The iash-
lou q trimming the crowns u bonnetx 70 ON the
tncsease.
All the dressy summer bouness andItooues are
more OF less Transparent II Of straw or rushes.
the plait l. loopet, and 20 reveals spaces To-
tween There sc also Ane MT wire bonness
which are ssmi-trsnsparens and countless
Dodels nsde u sulis. lace. met, siik. muslin,
csspe Hsee. and - on, which leaves visible tue
arrangement OF the hair beneath. Low square
crowns are mos, worn. but no shape Is special
The favorise foliage trimming for large hafs
seems 10 Be ferns. especially the velvet maiden
naff. Large black lace hats are nearly covered
with them For SUNNI afternoon hats for
country wear they will combiae with white lace
with . dclishtiuily cool effect Locust blossoms,
white aud yellow. with natural foliage. ere also
key b ~ favored for this uxe.
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COMING EVENTS.

The concord44 sccsal Cab viii give tseir krst
eastag o. R&vsnns PARK totsy. special tan
has = ca Chartered and ssseo-sfe pr<Ys rxtSezss
Are eeSa made 20 Esske ihe Sss1ir t0msfrS
saxc -. TGis . the fiFsi OF . series as pscnses
add exewrs4oas sAsea rne CLIO intends .svafg
dnsEnz the IN a~r naontAs- Use r. Is asE.
ssse laS soos gesarzosA street. 81 s1Sa ~
and sri lzave asveuEa park s g u. law
sstiSns hsxr tsea exss n.sses usiy II rscz n
and sAear fAgz s1Se and 80 kSessss vis1tssg the
ely
wzs FR2rg's rxmSREEEaS.
Ga Monsisy sAe exAsaEsksn o. pssntings vii
take . xex az zAike. coe & "a q 2ss rSsezs a11
&c esnti2sea Ga sAe sso following 2ass- TIE
sxs rs~czn sill ne ssssrxx1 aza csvsses estssesF
szrsag kASs usAe 10 ne wsgx OF Mrs. ]. Ne ssx
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Above the gsowiug esnssers
hear the backlox ssnx
The music II remembers
OF some remembered spring;
Back 10 the branch 10 saken
Return the 10 und cheiF.
And ic the CHIMNEY waken
melody Of fire.
The sparks red blossoms glisfen
Aud fash their giaBcea brscf
AZ rue VINO lean and listen
And d cam hear leaf
OF some May morning sunny,
Low Iisptug ia the Tree
Or. In his haunt Of honey,
A bioom-ennm0red bee;
Or IT'S the soft wind blowing
It's sweetness from the South
A fragrant Kiss hcssowing
Upsn tie rosr'a mouth.
Aud ere the sEsll II broken.
Or dark atss DER II slips.
] see the scarlet token
of love upon her lips.
without, the wind Is bitter.
The suouffzkes al sne night:
Within the smfscrs glitter
And gtle fhe room with isshs:
Aud Ia the firepisce kieAring
The bscklox sings away.
And rnissg3c> AL my dreaming
With birds, and blooms. and Mar.
--FFaRk Dempst<r .>Asrmaa
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WHAT SOCIETY Din
The Bright Side Of Life in the
Queen City.
= WEEK OF UNUSUAL ACTIVITY.
- cssssses Rssspstsa-Re-
eepsiss = Rev. =. L Ka,os-se...,
kvssss h OsAer s.s.a cisles.
: WEEK OF UNUSUAL ACTIVITY.
THE OLD. OLD sro.r.

Chambers youYnaI
I've ron forEofteu The old. old story
on Whispered 10 me on that xof On dsv
vnsn the kun wss acodlnx the esrtn vim eyorv
May7 'A
~ petn led over the covsiip meadow.
wnerc blrds sang xayly from ever rroe
Ana me way sas fecked with sunshine anA
shadow:
brt only the sunshine fell on me.
Win the lads and issses TO 90 a-Maylns.
Anas morn We had eif for . spac ufc,s toll.
ana wt heard ihe sound Of their soossseps stray
ing
where The hawthorne promised sbundsns
spofi.
Ansf nsafss Grow glad In the golden weather.
snsy gathered toe flowers beneath their feet
Dns We TWO lots~rcd behind toxe,her
roc the old. old story seemed uew ana sweet
re Asytime aeain. and youth and maiden
haskn away 70 the conntsy road,
Ao cuf down the boughs that are bloesou
ladeu
~ nsip 70 esrFy the fragrant load
Anr sunshine h Aoodins the earth with xlory.
~ birds are singing on every tree,
0ut Joa have forgotten that old, odd story.
3 AID onIy the shadows fuII on me-.
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Gssm .hamyrocke6 here the Y aies swings
10 the low mHsse Of ffssh ssSiass-
sweet chem eaey ana suye fog fear
FioaE Ia CT sgD-sif atmosr here
Ard the Sal ses.cher after fame
fsu6s here csss111ezEe WsfAoag bssre.
Her rnfstess Hisn bssoxens birth
Among the sowiy q tbs ez-shs
Eat outward hearing Is re- A.
True queens are queens iaossh ngtscsns fall
Ant the mes xso5esss kesveniy syss {
Disclose hx<l;kge 81 she skis,
-Hstllem X Psrs5as.
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Vow ia tie cserry In h1a&sota, Lore,
Lave OF my nesss, vita sr~ apple % f9iIew.
Crer tbs isaxe ~ nighsfk3i now
Ae-rs5y vaers ard darts tie swaIs0w.
At fsxhsfsss rev in The dark snarxh krsss
ANAkn1 the sAora4 thar sfxsx< ed son0ws
The egsasng ssor 81 dam tgr Ekr 7ex.
Aa1 tEe spbss sBa Lac MA tzooTn tomorrow
TIE Aoss~ysaexle Il fs<s 90 ire FAX
TIE wilaos Eats pses TIE hyesak Fsxs ifssher;
In ever sss4<ss~ zsc lsxs ises hla
AM yuu azsd q ne w5fia fexsfkef
--N@yy r. gaIksas.
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seattle society has been unusually active dur.
Ing the pest week The weather has been
agreeable for outdoor smusements aud Pas
tunes and this Glass Of social events are RAPIDLY
Increasing Everything 10 auspicious for happy
sumner SESSION Of social amusemeutA
UNIVERSITY rseSre. -.
The Alesheuonean and Phiiomathean societies
Of the state university went tn Rocky Point on
. picnic excursion yss:erday. The steamer
Mountaincsr. which had been chartered for the
occasion, left Harrington & Smiths wharf q
q m. aud arrived at the picnic grounds 81 10; -
a M The day was pleasantly spent In hunting.
nsbing and other outdoor sports BY some Of The
party. while others. assisted BY Professor John-
son, hunted boiauical aud ~ oioxicai specimens
The party returned home about p m, vel
pleased with their days outing. Following Ii .
liss OF the names Of the party: Mrs ". Z.
Parker. Mrs.. W. 9. Austin. Miss Mabel Parks
Miss AyrA Clarke. Miss Nellie Bird. Miss Kate
Enfwfssle, Mlss lima campbeli. Miss Clare
Catch, Miss Alice savings. Miss Daisy Niekles.
Miss yosie Jackiiu Mlss Berthe Frye. Mss
Blanche Relfe. Miss Emma Collins. Miss Edith
Bsckman. Miss Resla Ruiz. Miss Marie came
men. Miss Annie cameaen. Miss Mia Jordan.
Professor o. b. johnson. Mt Ed Nickies. Mr..
Erues, Pierre, Mr. Ellis poury, Mr.. Nd Drew.
Miss res size Burweii, Miss Lynetie Graves. Mss
Ailoncsss krankiand, Miss Above Drew. Nlss
BELLE pskemau. Miss Har,y wood, Miss Carrie
Davis. Miss Anstie Parsons, Miss Aayne sar-
cent MiSs Eshel farks. Mss Belle Par
ssos. Miss Anand Ssrd. Miss May Cioheey.
Miss Rena BAxsey. Miss Maud Nc
gie,lan, Miss Maid Parker. Miss AIDE % Parker,
M,u Nellie Gillette. " IS Cochran. Mr. Z. Nc
a elan, Mr. ". : Thompson, Mr.. X A. srrague.
NJ a a. sanders Mr.. C. Il. weloon. Mr.. Curtis
s,ratsno. Mr. zrph Dunn. NJ. willie Dawson.
Mr.. Hugh LAngston. Mr.. J. A. Kellogg, Nj.
Ysank GrlfYeth. Mr. r. A. Ssbse. Mr.. otto Angus
,iue. Mr. Ice willard. Mr.. kaipa Andrews, Nj.
Matt ,iersniey, Mr. Roy HallarSi.
rlAsrgRKEs sALik
The p,ss.erers' international Association gave
st. At hail q. the Arnory THURSDAY evening,
.ra he orrss.on Was largely atepded. Good
,.a.se vas had, aud The following order 81
:. -. xssx rArrttd cal.
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AMUSEMENT MOI
Two Successful Engages
Here Last Week.
WILLIAM a. sRApvsAeren s.
The Fsneus Melaar.na nsvo.,
More Popular rAan 49, ~
for rsnsrrsw MA

The successes a The Evanee1nnn -
New foyk companies which $3.50 -
Hall fnsafes iast week provu
seattle Is regsining ~ foRrndr
theatrical city, and Il wiz upon -
hss for thss clan Of ens<esnfn r.,
Paxifccoess. s. - 4 J. |<9|S
The Evaneesine company &C.,
gasemcnt last night. and : laz6o
nssssd the last pexfosmanco q - I1
"kvangcline~ ranks amonx - 1
branch OF the profession. an1 - ~
ifshed stipulation around tko - IS
the piece ID very old one -
and beautiful music Of IL -
favor with IN audience szzs< =
The Waits Of New York. No.
OF meiocramas that are % mr.
all over the country. Iss re<oo1
are the realistic scenery and a01ek IN Guy
s.After Dnpk.ss 8
Tomorrow night and tho niehs -
fo- Dark one VI Tho early peuo066
veteran actor and piaywrtrnA
bcucsesult. vii ~ prencun1
William A. Brady and NJ CO.
DARK does not need new lnts1
Dion Boucicault has made N 60 p
bis name attached 70 Play u1ll 1106&
audience. tecansc all hlm p1oyo - p
lam A. Rrady's intefpxesaftoo " =
OF Old Tom. The hoafn a. d 81
Brady IL an nndoubted actoe. - - ~
lights his sudteuee& The IN r =,
drama ofthe sensational cha5066 ~
ciiision OF the hrxt Get fof<<llSn r
SHOWN IN faii operat:on. Win - a
carts going In swim s$yle &ieGH 0lnUas
the place show conc,uxstely = e -
lishmeut u used for. Ina eujuf NJ =
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

o1o-Iels s1zl0o with sieyD in soathern
oss Lots saxIoo with slieyD 10 Southern
addition.
- lsw los In Abcrfrldy essstA
~ -Gdlnvased lots 10 Alberto dy estate
oo&-Yew Ioes In Aberfeldy estate
nC1-r an. tQarfe sractA
n1Go-rUr acre s ~. 20. 40acre tracts Of
oleares land.
eese-psr scr.. 10. =. %. - and ispscrs tract,
u. 60 Per acre. - acres cultivated land nov
oa,sss-Siys lots h Mos hn. addition.
BALLARD.
of11-laes IN Hamblst's replaf.
~ - ooSO-I0ss in Gi MAJ Park.
o1.oee - o1.sO5-Choics business 1ots In
Gilman Park.
SMITHS COVE.
ea.leo-rr scss = serss near Boulsvssd
~ e-Tsa le's IN Grand View addition.
oroosst onap-Foufsscn 6ne residence lots
~ Boulevard Depot
LAlUNA.
oo1o c16Ase1. lots soxizD % Harrison Hsight4
oooe-optndid cornsr On Spokane avenue, 30
too< flanh
s3seeA--oss q the best blocks fis loss, on
Hasflsoa Hsighta
BEL[lNCHAM BAY.
o5b~Rsf arss, ~ serss near Lake vhatcom.
e19e-Lco In Adslt's. Union aud Valley Park
o6dittous
sot,e'e-choloe corner T5xi00 in Lysle's nrss
addition b rAirhaveu.
0eees usepesv IN lots and acreage.
Aeeet. foe g. ". Lysle & Co, yAirnaveu,
oynem q Lyse's nrst addition. Maps and
to12maston Tree
RANCHES. /.
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IRE reception committee consisted OF NJ Ne
inerney, J. J. Kelly. q. Mass'ea; frsak W
ear,.nt NJ. n wssson- Tne mesrhss OF RE
s.,.., ,rt,,ee 81 arrangements were 7 J. Natss.
~ Msrnerncy. A T. Cranss and 4 wtss
$3.50 nv : Harsae J.mes Daily. loan forta,
r. Wise and ?. -Attes.
rakrs AZ Rstiasp.
Mr. ana Nrs ysremish psws.a gave ball
rs,,xt.v evening 20 " len 100 tsvtisn ssss
,s.,,ss A paeAsans .ad enssysh,e essn-
-. was seent By The guests - ssnfias
,,as,, Ia "a. when they sal sew q sernrF
- !. ,ss.,, with aaiatsss ana de.tc. Sses iss-
-, q, x.ssssv the sssse - n nae>s IS "a oss
.ss.,,-. pxarisx was rca t4Gec asssi A. n.
ananx raose pSeseas wee " Ans Ms
.ssal,s NJ "a MA piA Mr. g. ArmessF. NJ
- "a. s,>s,h. Mr.. a. wl.e. Mr. sna NJ. ".
gsssg Mas Klakzsa Miss Market. n ss SosNlss-
- xas. e.ssAarss. Miss Ginia, Mss Dbl NE
s.ss M \. A. issecsS. MA s.AsN. -
s,es MS. saher Miss kssen. MS ssasa1. NJ.
sns NJ r wnfr. Nj 9aAa uefie. Mt, h Z.
set,n. NJ j. Durham. Or. Roberts ~. seaSsos'
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DRAMATIC AND mn

the most fuecc&4ful oknoo0 -
with this week q ~ 0gn1s
New York Ills tour ~ exte
- New Orleans. an1 uen
cisco. an1 cverywhero ''Tho ~
drnwA such large and rom9ml
fbas be will continue II - ~
his repcrtosy for next soGeon.
A. usual, 81 The Boseu0 Wuo
next souf Mr. Reed win elso
dab Seek In "fhe Eest0us ~
bly, ~ Dc. Psnssom h ms
viii visit the r scihc xershwoG
J. B. Folk haa new eonpo
lent Partner which wao ~
YORK. hearing May n. - 10
theafer The scenes are lid
and Mr.. Polk plays the pan q
young lawyer. Mans4os -
tirely rev scenery PAINTED ~ -
1.-The senator h coming vee6
played At Turn Hail theatre rlm1g4
cess that has been houssfiy No. Gm4
Paesfic slope. whsse . dup1iesem =
popularity II almost ceftata
some OF the fresh fhfnu f1oo ~ =
fishers are The voaean0 u ppllo
Acne Of Elis<." "sines Cepey kuae
wait and scs Maguiser au4 "ko&
McNssly." Music. remasks - ~
h getting on In this counisy. Il Il
Mckee Rankin's scanork~ ioso11o
have seen II 70 ~ - st7duG 3 ~
MAR posns al vfew, - ~n3p ~
Mack's own dialoce b s1mD4 w.
Frerch Canadisn pateis pu1p g. 81 ||l|
dialeet Ia the shade
The Meihourns EziI<fia tntso0~z 4
and RyrIe Beiisw 70 the 49,
'.fwo distirruished noe0fio1y 81 o
OF Mr. Below ~ - spleudtdp - l. y,
NJ
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BEL[NCHAM BAY.
RANCHES.

insssvsA and untnpsoved Ia al parts Of the
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ALrHA LlrEsasy SOCIETY.
The following programme was given at the
meeting OF the Alpha Literary Society. tn rooms
10 and II Denny school. on Tuesday. Nay Is:
Song ...-.s......s... ...,... socie v. No 81
Recitation. .....-s....-..-r-- Daisy Farknnrst
Pen Portrait. ...-.. .--.--..-..+....- Agnes Ward
RESIDING; -. .....--.--...-.. Harry wslthev
Piano Solo ..-....s<.-..---...--..-s Nsa6e Pike
uyaslcfl. .+t-s scott Damn
Song .-.........s 1900. Society. No. la
most barsensoms Of our life. Affirmative
WI NahrhAs. Katie UFsswoid: negative, Bert
Coleman. Anna katx
Irving Ward. Minnie Wilson and Ina Pratt
acted a. judges. and decided in favor of the
negative.
81. CECILIA ENTERTAINMENT
TIE 81 Ceee.ia aud Altar societies gave a very
enjoyable entertainment aud ice cream festival
in the basement of the Catholic cAageh on wssi-
nesdsy evening. Tae programme was ss fol-.
| ws.
Music ..... ............-.-.. Professor Martins
sear ..-..-........... Miss Kitty Mel nfyTe
a. S,a,ioa vi osasus carr
swinging Of Indian eluhs ....-. NJ. Mcmahon
liner sOlo ..........-... Frcfes ser Maths
soas ..,............,....--.M Mr.. Charles MsIn'yre
ksestaison ........... .- Booth l. ueh
M AID MAS = L CRAWFORD ROME.
NJ asa ArA , l. Nr2zfof3 &-uvei l&ss even
snx rom California AMI vii - st house az the
RAInisr sner tomorrow. They were met ~ the
rrsin by namecr of friends and
csgtea ~ the hosei where al informal
r.e~rsi0n uss helt After tho wedding. which
arrvr-ea about thrss weeks $50. tasy sp<nf
sfoas ten DAYS ia Monterey. Cal, ard returned
90 ~sersmeasc whsrp = reception was ten@ered
cara - Dr. aud Mrs. r. " Cisyfon, he parsns
~ M. Srswtor3 GA tie folIcvtRg day they
lei sor seattle. ssoppsns Gay a. Portland en-
rogte
ssKSHnkr rkNrS.
AssrP-se hsErhtay party "a horas Of Yrs. A.
Franfssa wsx heid .; aae hoEne a Mr.. Frank
40 son, l.lag yss.es sxeaGe. Tuesday eveainy
Sarper " ssrvef snd = pleasant true aat
sursns The evening". N&zs iraxn4S see pssseat.
a-,,s< 81 born SER. Ma 4 Mrs. X sTcfT@szn-
NJ and va II. ITe.son. NJ sad Mrs M,sses
s,s.,ss.s IA Nj All Mr.. <soEaoss. Nj, snsi Nrx
ko-rsk--e M and Mr. crzki. Mr.. AMI MA
sar Aronsoa Nj snd Mr., sans.aase-.
tU>tH Panty
M. David KeissAg gave tancasaa On
"wednesday in h3Ear ~ MA A y. - oks and
he- sss,e.. Mrs Erser. & san frs1cIseo. 40
wla lexvs Ok Earesse 90 Tass<tay zext.
81. MARKS cHvReE EAxr1
NJ sna NrS Pad He1saerses entertained q
s.rse rxxher al sas yoanx and Ga people ~
tne =. Ma-kr gF4scp.&i eAEEsA Al sAszr rss.-
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BALLARD.

of11-lnes IN Hamblsts replat
90 - ooSO-Loes in Gi MAJ Park.
o1.ooo - ~ .9Os-Choice business 1ots Ia
Gilman Park.
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Tne p,ss.erers' international Association gave
sts AIT hail q. the Arrnory Thursday evening,
ana The orrss.en was largely teeGed. oosS'
,nu.ic vas had, aud the following order d
..neea wax carried cst.
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Ma Isavi3 KeiSAg gave ianessaa On
"wednesday In hssar ~ MA A. " - sks and
he- sss,e~ M Etser. es sAn frsaclseo wsa
viii k<xvs Ok Earesse 90 T1sstay zexf.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
Let His Car Get Away

The Moline Republican tells how an
electric street car mOtOrneer in Moline let
his car get away from him. The trolley
got off the wire and without thinking to
turn off the current he went around to re.
arrange matters. He grasped the rope
and in jiffy had the trolley wheel back
in place. The moment the trolley struck
the wire the circuit was closed, and the
current got in is deadly work. The car
leaped forward like a thing alive, and was
off down the track at the rate of a mile q
minute more OF less. Whoa" yelled the
driver on the impulse of the moment.
Then mot q minute stopped or staij he, y
but away he went after his car. He
showed himself to be q great Splinter,
too, for the car didn't gain on him much.
The car and its pursuer disappeared
around the corner and as they came back
together on tie next trip it is supposed
that the driver caught up to it after 8
while.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
RIVER RIPLETs.
Police Points

VIM. Schmidt and Edward Bowling
were each fined g and costs by Magis-
trste Wivill last evening for intoxication
Schmidt paid but Bowling went to Jail
to serve Ii out.
Frank K,ttelrnan Was arrested by OH
Ger Kramer last evening for using abu-
sive language to 10 Zimmerman. both
men being employees at the lower saw
mill Magistrate Wivili imposed fine
on Kittelman of 81 and costs.
A quintette OF gentlemen came over
from Davenport with a four in hand last
evening and we're going through some
manOeuvers on Second avenue which Off,
Ger Hetter did not like and he arrested
them. This morning they gave their
names as Fred Johnson. Geo. Herrine.
John Monday, Geo. Edmunds and John
Smith. and each was fined SO and costs
for disOrderly conduct
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
LUCAL NOTICES.

Go to Holbrook's, Davenport, for car
pets and elk curtains
First class tailors wanted; union or
non-union by F. c. Hoppe.
Psrlor suites and fancy chairs Of every
description at Holbrook's, Davenport.
A handsome line OF book Cases and
cabinets just received at Holbrock's, Dsv>
export.
Get your bonbonnier boxes filed al
| krell d Maths. They bsve all the latest
corrections.
An elegant assortment of dining tables,
chairs and hist racks at Holbrook's, Dav>
EXPORT
Step in and see the pice fresh line of
| candies just received at Krell & Maths.
Something new.
Go to c. F. Adams Home Furnishing
House. Davenport. for sideboards, ts>
oles, book cases. chairs, psrlor suits
and lounges.
The Crown dining hall, No. 1908 Sec
ond avenue, is now ready to furnish you
the best meal in the city for rs cents. A.
B. johnson. proprietor.
McIntire Bros. have a new and relisble
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
These cool evenings are just the times to
appreciate good dish of ice cream. and
Krell & Msth always have il.
The finest assortment as well as the
largest, OF chenille and lace curtains.
Silk curtains at The Adsms'-322 Brady
street. Davenport.
| The Rock Island Turner society will
have q private opening dance next Sat-
urday evening. Tickets Can be had al
Turner nall and at Csrse & Ohlweiler's
Bed Room Suits.-We can save you
10 TO Is per cent on these goods and give
credit when desired. The Adsms-322
Brady street. Davenport.
Concert and dancing every Saturday
\ evening, with good music at Joseph Hu-
ber's garden on Moline avenue. Every
other day in the week except Saturday
the garden is to let
Look over our fall stock of carpets be-
| fore purchasing. We can save you
| money besides showing you the latest
patterns. The Adams-322 Brady street,
| Davenport.
$50,OO0 To loan on real estate security,
in sums of 5000 and upward. at lowest
current rates OF interest. without COM
mission. E. w. Hurst, Attorney at
law, Rock Island.
| Z. E. Parmenter. attorney HI law
Makes collections. loans money and viii
attend to any legal business intrusted TO
him. Office, postoffice block. Rock Isl
and, Ills. ds&w1y
| How is il that Krell & Msth are supply
ing all the largest and finest receptions
and parties in Davenport, Rock Island
AMI Moline with their ice creams and
icesf The question is essily solved
They make the best and purest ami have
the largest assortment of fine fisvors to
select from
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
County Bufidings.

25-E tate of Maria Findall. Proof of
notice of final settlement fled and ap-
proved; report of distribution and re-
CENT of dis bursements filed and ap-
proved; estate closed, and administrator
discharged.
Insanity OF Sophia Meyer. Hearing;
verdict insane and q pauper: ordered
committed to Northern insane hospital.
and that she be confined in county jail
pending her admission to the hospital.
LICENSED TO WED.
25--Arthur Heurtlev. Chicago. Grace
Elizabeth CT ampton, Rock Island.
97-Kasper Traenkepschuh, Catherine
Heibeck, Rock Island; Sherman Mosher,
Alma Buffurl. Andslusia.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
Moved Their Good. On, Of Tow,

ASHLAND. Wis. Sept. 27.-Fire broke
out in the dry kilns of the J. r. Davis
Lumber company at Phillips. seventy
nine miles south of here, at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and became so
threatening that assistance was asked
and sent from Ashland and Medford.
Many merchants moved their goods into
the country. but the fire was confined to
the dry kilns. and was got under control
at : o'clock. The loss is $50 600, fully COW
cred by insurance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
Those who read these figures must C

Those who read these figures must Ger
tainly conclude that they have been finely
dupsa. The whole world uses glass and
the American consumer. whether he be
farmer, mechanic, merchant. banker or
what not, must put hi hand in his pocket
and help to increase the slresdy wealthy
manufacturer who is one Of trust or
combination for the purpose of bleeding
him. Can any man tell the people that
the Mckinley bill is benefits Can any
excuse be offered why the people are thus
robbed, except to enrich these few eastern
men that they can be depended upon to
advance money to the bosses 10 be used
in buying elections. And yet Mr.. Gest
voted for the KcKinley bill with the bur-
dens it will impose upon the people.