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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-11

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-11

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-11
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Intelligence Column.

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-11

uTANTED-A POSITION AS HoUsEKEEP.
w err, by middle aged lady; enqnirs at 1857
Eleventh avenue, Rock leland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
SaIvInI at Home Again.

IRON me FiN h1H Gazette
1t WAS a cloudy day, writes our Florentine
representative. when / entered the charming
vilno in the Via tino Capponi-whch is Sig
nor Salylnis homo in Florence. and where he
has }ust settled again alter his tour through
the United States.
You must lot me know in what way can
shaken hands.
Il should very much like. signor salvini,"
audiences, OF their interest in the drama. and
OF we amount OF really, critical taste which
Son nv ow S2so the Atlan5ii VEL Twill tell
matter, and II 8 .iis; ! have never met with
more careful and more thorough criticism than
did | iind this that have often been astonish-
S1 q, we INSIGHT shown In their remarks, and
other suggestions on points which had es-
ecaned my OWL notice or course am speak
W WI mere Sus' qi critics by Protession.
points Of good and Il ad acting. 81 the
E S nMs tb rond only say that Il Is much
dn'Gent, ready TO make allowances. and de-
ttS,ting above al! THINGS to be wsarled or bored.
American iheatre-goinG public, which is a
feature peculiar 70 themselves, and, / think.
eugene Tor artists and aA Esu Sp Sa,e%e IN
Gress their dislike OF an actor or piece, which
hiss or attempt any disturbance. II they ais.
like the performance they simply stay away or
N""II had u hs added, "once myself curious
experience OF that kind which seems 10 mo
30 unique In my knowledge OF tho stage that
will tell ITO YOU was atNewYork IN tho course
OF my last tour and. having expressed desire
TO see a piece that was being brought out by
certain actor there. was sent a complimentary
ticket by the management Tho piece did not
take. but there was no disturbance Of any kind
among the audience; only at the commence
ment OF the third act noticed that the theatre
was becoming and during thar
act and at its conclusion. a good many more OF
the aud ence went out; and did not return. 30
by the beginning Of the fourth act there were
yery.iew people loft In the theatre. Ny ticket
being a Complimentary one, Of course could
not leave during the performance without y
agement i remained. therefore, in my seat.
and actually the last part OF the fourth act was
played to me. and to mo alone, every other
"Hrson In the audience having loft tho bulldlnR."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

1AS a% II: ei eis s1i ls
privilege. " deals aud makes Jour points thus going
0T W.. %sG %S'i s df e john f-0l JONES
must deal again. cannot he legally deprived of
his boz has loorhoe of safety in being in posi-.
| ton 10 decline tho bid,
To InE Error Tue srT-S.r Kindly settle the fol.
& ,o and and are sy
q: contend; 'F3f 10 4 nsTosisd ihc
= 4: M
"1"; ID % than wSioH rsas n
7. 5Ms EpISg ., TsE sGsaStr VII yop please
sSf 81" }fsst PS' h SsPs
but opens IL FOR ora, a specified amount B. q D. end =
Now say he S.O nayPF once opened
Il h OPENING ana D sG one R
NEW YoRK cry.
could not legally raise his hot as stated. You were
right In your claim. Sec reply Shovel New York
city," who perhaps tho other party to tho dispute
To rHr EnroR THr srs-Str, Please decide the fol
lowing %aGI, HRd started to play eleckers r.
:,Tst game and the second game was draw j claimed
BwinS lie was right in his claim A did not accom-.
plish what he waEered he would
To ms ERIIoE Or Tgr sgs-Sly. win You kindly do,
sG G S has n % e ss.gs Of set
who dealt fails TO bid higher, and pitches and IN axes
high, iArk, and game while has low Who wins
goes out nrSt' JoHE j. WALSH.
NuEWALk Conn.
wins IiiS low counted ont before B'E jack and
game The points In their regular order At that
sta!e OF the game
To EnIToH THK SUS-Sir: Please decide the
following J. and h are throwing poker dice; A has
two points; w. on third throw, makes foul with
dice, which he allowA hut claims that tho other
dice ono OF which helps him. 20 as they lay claims
ali three are foul and must be thrown again and
hare throwing poker dice each has bet throw
A has four hveS and y three four hVes and six
claims 4 Is tie; claims the Biz wins O. W. d.
MN YORK CRY.
!. RS third throw foul He must throw all three
dice again. WAS right in his claim 2, Tho odd dice
determines tho winner. Tho six is higher than tho
three wilma q Ds play illegal and he was wrong
his claim. player cannot bid above tho number OF
points possible to mako in round. was right
To EDIIoK Tax SUS-Sir: VIII You kindly en-
tighten me through tho columns Of your valuable pa
per as 10 the folowinR Five people playing draw
discovers six cards lie his hand void To Il msdea
believe tho usual method Of play, when the wrong
number of cards are dealt 10 TO pass the deal and make
II Jack pot Does The fact Of S already being lark
not Gs in this alter the custom OF calling il
deal l., ID. u
NV YoEE CRY.
II l. not misdsAL No. As hand is dead. II would
have been misdsa had he discovered surplus
prior 10 picking looking his hand the deal
would then have passed tho next player entitled to
It. Tho method you mentioned iS not recognized uni.
VerSGlly but local custom that should not bs en-
oourAESd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
UNAPPRoACHABL VALUES IN
Mems Summer Furnishings.

All our domestic lines or Mems Furnish
inEs arc OF our own manufacture. All OUT
lines OF foreign mako arc our direct I'm
portation. ResuIt-We are en- abled to give
unaPproachable values In each and every
line.
FLANNEL OUTING SHIRTS.
Oxford Cloth Outing Shirts. woven stripes,
79c.
Silk Stripe Flannel Outing Shirts $3.50.
French Flannel Outing Shirts, $1.9S.
Scotch Flannel Outing Shirts. $2.4o.
NOTE-AM our Flannel Outing Shirts arc
cut extra largo and long.
FLANNEL SUITS, HOUSE COATS, &c.
English Cricket Cloth Suits. coat and pants.
1925.
English Flannel Suits, coat and pants, 81.
English Tennis Flannel Suits, 1928.
English Flannel House Coats, white and
colored, 1925.
English Fancy Flannel House Coats, 81. 40.
Blue Flannel Coats, $3.0S.
Worsted Serge Coats and Vests, SO.
Pongee Silk Coats and Vests. $5.25.
Linen busters, $1.9S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
Half-Price Sale of
CHILDREN'S SHORT DRESSES
tSIzeS up to 4 Years).

isles up to 4 Years)
1000 dozen Dresses, made Of French Main.
sock, Cambria, and Lawn. In an Immense
variety Of styles and shapes, exquisitelv
trimmed with finest embroideries and Iacea.
at 9sc., $3.50, 1915, and 1878. We
guarantee these quotations to be less than
half regular prices.
Children's Wool Refers, @l.76
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

and make It eighth FRANK Wilson.
Certainly. player cannot raise his opponents built
in any other way
viii you please answer the following: Can the opSnel
Intention coz e"m S.%S ana n.vs ssiprsa
to draw SedS guy cS me cam ~ ana sa
the 1RSnss JACK pot occupies practically ne
EKw loRk CIII
No player cannot raise his bet in the er
described. You are wrong IN your assertion. II Guch
practices were permitted nervy player. with plenty
OF capital, would hava in the vernacular Of tho turf
| lead pipe cinch on every pot he opened.
EhS !. risG. H. following case sH% pay and md
hsHS Sse or sui I'm s deals ana GresS him him
Ssms Of enehra dealer Tho trump P'f Is turned
s5s%S,Ts. .Psds ara d%,sss ssnen%
BROOKLYN
l. Your query is rather indefinite. II you wish to
know IL had tho right to order up without having
trump in his hand, the answer is simply Yes .. Yes
C had that privilege. A player make 1t order il
up without having trump in his hand He assumes all
the risk not his opponents.
To THE Bprron or The sus-Sfr: At your earliest
c9nyenenee pea,s decide through you, card columns
poker dice. ~. o'sHEL
Skies are high at poker dice At cards the ace may
sometimes possess poker dioo, unless
otherwise specially agreed. it counts as one.
To EpIroR THR SUS-Str: In q fvehAnded
game OF euchre, one man has point to and the
rest have eight points to The has
one point to 90 calls aoo to play with him; ho
leads out trump and the man he calls throws away
the ace as TO keep the game In and by doing he
euchrod the man that had point to Did the
with tho acc do rlRhtg AN IsoCiRER
BKooKLTS
1t was merely question OF morals tho part Of
tho lace" man. He had the right to throw the game
a. stated only by card regulations but by the tact
Lao 80 bum K,tkxy tha tanIf,
ing ''od sledge" or seven mp. They each want two
points 10 go out has high, game has low, jack.
Who wnst II. AISGESsKh
GUTTKSBERG N. J.
wins The points counted out In their regular
der-low. jack before game.
To EDITOR TIKI SUN-.Sir: Two men playing
RRncho pedrO deals and has four bids -four,
which takes Is out OF the game. without taking
trick or making point! j. L. AchAHOS.
NYACK, y. Y
would be out his acceptance of tho bid II You
had been playing the game properly Butt is very
dent from tho spirit of your query that tho bid
recognized in your and that desired to take
advantage Of somewhat obsolete rule. of which no
know but little and his opponent probably nothing To
be Just under tho circumstance the bid should not
count
MP the players OCCUPY positi ems follows:
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
THE SUNS SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.
Light Thrown Upon Clouded Points. and
Delicate QueatIona ImpnrtIally SOLVED.

To THE EpfroR or TRE SuF-Sfr: In casino q player
puts deuce five spot and makes It seven; the
next player out of his hand put an acc on the
and mako It eighth fRANK WILSON
HoRR rtrV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
Not a PimpIe on Baby

Baby orc year old. BAD with Ecrema.
Hair all gone. Scalp covered with eruP-
tons. Cured by CutIcurn. Hair splendid
aud not n pIruple on him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
Cured by Cuticura

cannot cay enough in praise OF the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES. My boy. when one year OF
age S was so bad with eczema that he lost all OF
tions. which the doctors snld was scaIl- he ad.
and his hair would never grow again. Despair
ing 81 cure from physicians began the use
hhnnpy TO say. with tho most perfect success.
us hair is nov, splendid. and there Is not .
pimnie on him. / recommend the CUTICURA
REMEDIES to mothers as the. most speedy,
economical. and sure cure for all skin diseases
OIL lhinnts aud children. and feel that every
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
TOURIST DEPARTMENT.

Full lines OF Trunks, Travelling Baoa
Valiscs, Hampers Hat Boxes, Dress Snit
Cases, Rugs, Steamer Chairs Cigar md
Cigarette Cases. SILK and Cloth RetjcuIns
Collar and Gun Boxes, Wallets Blll Rocks
Card Cases, Purses, &c., at lowest prices IN
the city ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

No player cannot raise his own bet in the manne r
described. You are wrong In your assertion. II such
practices were permitted. nervy player. with plenty
OF capital would hava in the vernacular of tho turf
lead pipe cinch on every pot he opened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

To ErrroR THE Sux-Sfr: To decide q disput,
VIII you please answer the following: Can the opener
nouncsd their intention to come in and have Clipped
ncc0rdngly say; Five any other amount within the
position as tho aRet sHovEL
NV ftrN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
ALL-OvER EMBROIDERIEs.

22-lnch wide All-ovcr Embroideres. on
India Linen Cloth, small, neat designs, zoe.
yard; reduced from Sl.5j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

Are the opinions of Chief Justice fancy and Justice
Curtis in the bred Scott published And tho
seven debates between Lincoln and Douglas published
+. l. Is.
The decisions or tho debates were published by Ben
jArnin Howard reporter OF tho Supreme Court in 1897
and they appear also In - howards T. g. ReportG We
don't know that The Douglas debates arc print
ed separately; but you'll md them in the collected
speeches and writings OF the two men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
"Rtss good dog but lIOldtA.. is e..t.ro compare


I. Who originated the proverb Necessity knows no
law 2 Where the quotation be found, " Housed
on the wild sea with wild uBaResH ". Il. r.
/. Perhaps Seneca in his Necessity hath greater
power than duty" The saying is law maxim: Hecesf-
tds haoet L0en, and no ono knows when legal
maxim started J. We do not place the quotation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

sACQUEs, WAISTS, WRAPPERS.
TENNIS SKIRTS and BLOUSEs.
1900 dozen Lawn sacques, trimmed with
ruf1es. tucks, and embroideries, at &c.,,
75c., 9Sc., $1.25.
Ladies' Norfolk Waists tho most de-
sirable and fashionable waist OF the season..
suitable to wear with any Skirt, indoor
or outdoor - Made Of English Percale
and Linen Lawn. Csc. Made OF Flannel.
1915. Made of Pongee and India Silk.
1915.
Wash Wrappers, 700, CSC, e1.2B.
$3.50. a
Skirts with sacques, 81.25, $3.50.
Striped Sateen Tennis Skirts and
Blouses, 1915.
Flannel, sateen, and Silk Blouses, ESQ.,.
$1.25, $3.50, 1915.
White Lawn Wrappers, s1.7s. $3.50.
1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

brother BbonSLer Rock wood Ioar was Attorney Cen
erA in Grants Cabinet from March. 1870 to July 1871
10 there such word as boughtent" J. FULTON
lea thore Is; IL Is used principally in poetry and
oolloquialy in the United States.
R KrktOood.-Johu Gilbert formerly in wAlack's
company died in Boston juno Il, 1882
& p Au,tin Tho population of Brooklyn in 1890 was
sos $685. its present estimated population Is $4,000.
p Sh,s Lockport Tho grounds of tho brotherhood"
nine in this city Ninth avenue and 18TH street
W. Wdu.-Tho volumes of the tenth census can be
obtained from the Department OF tho Interior. We do
not know the price.
r E-The Pirates NJ Penzance" WAS played at tho
Casino for one week beginning March o. 1885. and
DiGby Bell was in It.
PL C-ProbAbly journalism brings in the most i'm.
mediate satisfactory results Try Lockyers Elements
OF Astronomy" AppetonA $50
6. c-"Bernard oReilly who contributes to the
Sen" is Mgr o'Rey who wrote lives of tho late Pope
Plus TX. aud OF Pope Loo XIII
HrE John Cook-If ysu don't apply for a separation
You will be very foolish aud II you don't get ono you
be very unfortunate. Get lawyer.
J. D, B,rp-cArpenters "MssmeriSm &c.
Historically and Scientifically Considered" Apple
& p AddmG-Mr Bookwalter's first name is John
and his middle name begins with W. He was Demo
cratic candidate for tho Goyoruorship of Ohio In 1884,
BroOdH and Vdn ClicL Courtney tho oArsman roWed
Riley at Silver Lake y. Y. on July Is, lE7a and on
AAR "a 1877 Courtney defeated both Riley and PRisted
In W-Nsw York city has an area of forty.one and
ono'hAlf square miles Paramount Park, Philadelphia
contAns2 $40 acres, or about ~ square mileA
Redmons,-The leading veterinary colleges in this
country are the New York College OF Veterinary Sur
GSons in this city and tho Harvard Veterinary College,
Boston. There are other good schools
H. 4. StronO-In 1890 there we're seven Wood,pup
factories in New Hampshire; ono factory in Coos
county three factories in Grafton, two In HSborouRh
and ono to carry, not specified In the last consuA
L H. YosrIteT.-ThO Metropolitan Museum Of Art II
closed on Sunday open with AdmittAncc fee Of rs
eentS on Monday and Tuesday and open free on tho
EVENING"
John AdamL-Your eleven questions are - compound.
we'd better not try to answer them in fact the
rial questions we can't the impertinent questions We
won't answer
., H. R-Freckes como because OF excess Of iron
In the blood can't cure them drive them away
EAtinG slate pencils and drinking vinegar was tho
and interesting.
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Mrs. NJ. E. wooDsUM. Norway. Me.
Fever Sore Eioht Years

must extend 10 you the thanks Of one Of my
customers. who has been cured by using tho
CuT!CURA REMEDIES. of an old sore caused
DIV long spell Il sickness or fever eight years
ago. He was so bad he was fenrfnl he would
Lave to have his leg amrutated. but IL hRppy
TO say he Is now entirely well-sound as q dol
lar, He requests me to use his name, which Is
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REMEDIES for years. and have the first COM
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

could not legally raise his hot as stated. You wero
right IN your claim Sec reply TO Shovel. New York
city," who is perhaps tho other party TO tho dispute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

To THE EpToR or THK SuS-Sfr. In . game OF seven
up the players OCCUPY posti ems as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

To rHE Enr0R or THY Srs-Sir, Please decide the fol
lowing wager and started to play checkers 4 rot
that lie would beat Is three straight games. A the
..rst game and the second draw. Il elaine cd
that la had won Who wins q. j. TRIbOIl.
URLSGH, n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

The agreement Is that the last out sh all nay for
tho drinks and the dealer giving one gives BOTH and
unnn failing give the player his right has tho
privilege deals aud makes Jour points thus going
out. " no must deal! JOHN PAUL JOINS
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

Tho Brazilian" 10 undergoing the process OF recon.
struction customary with nine ten OF Iodays cOmc
operaA Out of nrstnight duness IL Is frequently pos
sbe TO COAX later This may be the result of
tho Casinos tinkernE with Tho Brazilian" which has
thus lar at least been sung TO large audienceA The
work Is rounding TO nicely Changes in Its dialogue and
improvements In the manner OF it's performances have
been made In large number since tho initial representa-
ton and therS natural gain OF spirit and
In all tho SceneA Pictorally. the opera POSSESSES 4
strength that will aid 1t materially Mario Halton who
was not at her best last onday night has prontod by
the critical verdict and 10 less DO censured now for
unSssmly dancing. Manager ArOnSon has declared
that the work will surely form for an AlLsum
mer run and he 10 usually prophet His next produc
tlon may DO the later work of AudrAn, La CiRAls
ella FourmL' This 10 the property of Miss Halton
CAstes In the Air" entsrs upon Its sixth week At thu
Broadway tomorrow night It may now DO regarded
a. In perfect running order all tho alterations inter
polahonH ana examinations having been completed
Ihs volume OF business appears to be large enough
10 make tho venture profitable Usually the
orchSSuA moor Ia hed to itsl capacity though the
tiers are generally light st this Is not an alarming
sign In an auditorium like tho Broadway so Oxtensys
that AtWothirds house means many dollars De Wolf
Hoppsrs success is being equAled by seAOrooke ths
other comedian OF the cast, who, as he did In - Mid
night Bell" improves vastly upon bStter acquain.
lance with his roo Tho star OF the opera beyond
caviL however Is Della Fox Once not long ago, there
plot to send this little girl out at tho head
OF her own troupe but the delay has not injured her
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