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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
CUR FIRE SERVICE.
What Alderman Corken Saw and
Heard in Chicago.
Chief Swenie CopgratuIates Rock
Island on the Outcome for lis
New systen-The Hose
Wsgon-The Alarm
Buying Horses

Aid. Dan Corken and wife returned
today from Chicago, Aid. Corken having
put in most of his time while there
inspecting the fire de partment system of
that city, he having an especial interest N
matters of this kind since his identified,
ton with Rock Islands new organization.
He was conducted through the depart,
ment of Chicago by Chief Swenie, and
was highly pleased with all that he saw.
In company with the Chicago chief he
called on the firm having The contract for
Rock Islands new ws gon, and found that
it had just left the hands of the painters
and was awaiting the drying of the paint
before shipping. 1t will be shipped
within q week. Chief Swenie congratu-
lated the alderman on the good taste
shown in the selection of hose
apparatus and stated that Chicago had
ordered Is similar TO it, with q view of
abandoning the old reel carts On hear.
ing description of the Rock Island de-
partment headquarters the Chicago chief
said Rock Island undoubtedly would have
as fine system as there is in the country
when completed.
Aid. Corken also paid visit to the
Gamewell fire and police alarm system
and found that tie company since
securing the contract here had made
contracts with other cities and was at.
tempting to fulfil all and was stavipe
all the cities, Rock Island included. of.
Aid. Corken told the company that Rock
Island would not submit to any uuneces
ssry delay and that the contract must bs
complied with at once or the city would
annul the contract Mr.. Corken wa.
thereupon assured that the work in Rocs
Island would begin al once, and this city
will not suffer because of the fact tina
the company has more work on its hand:
than it can attend to.
Chief Ramskill is already beginning t
look out for horses. A team was triec
on the hook and ladder truck yesterday
but after a few blocks run the horse
proved of too light weight and too shor
winded. The department will accep
only the best horses that can be hac
and these will be found in due time.
| This afternoon a fire looking team o
iron grsys are being tried on the hooi
! and ladder truck.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
Old settlers Picnic

The executive committee Of the Rock
Island County Old Settlers society has
arranged for the annual picnic of the asso-
citation to be held Sept. on the grounds
of E. j. Searle--the old Rodmsn place.
E J. Searle and W. H. Edwards have
been appointed a committee to procure
speakers, and w. H. Edwards and J. Fl.
Cleland committee on band. An invi-
tation has been extended to the Old Set
tiers of Henry county, ILL.,, and Scott
county Iowa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
The Mississipni,s source

Charles E. Harrison, of Davenport
left yesterday evening for Minneapolis to
join Captain Glaciers exploring party
there. Mr.. Harrison is the only Dav.
exporter in the party and only joined
them after several invitations from Capt
Glazier and the urgent request of the
members Of the Davenport Academy of
Sciences, which body he represents. The
party will stay in Minneapolis until Mon
day, when they 60 byrail TO Park Rapids.
At this place they take ox-teams
for the rest of the distance. They will
be gone about five or SIX weeks, returning
in the latter part OF September. The
purpose of the expedition is to discover
the source of the Great Father of
Waters" Capt. GlBzler does not agree
with the theory of Scloolcr aft that the
source is Lake Itascs, but that it is some
lake further up. Hence, his expedition
which is to settle the question,
lone object of the expedition I am
now organizing" said the captain, lis to
obtain sketches and photographs of
scenery around the source Of the river.
Also attention will be given to the botany.
zoology and geology Of the surrounding
country, and additional information will
be sought. l consider the present the
best season of the year. owing to the
lowuess of the water
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
The Floating Shows.

Eugene Robinson's floating palaces ar
rived from the north this morning and
are anchored at the foot of Seventeenth
street where they were visited by great
many people this afternoon. The varied
attractions are greatly enjoyed and ap-
preciated and another large audience will
be present tonight.
Aside from the various attractions in the
museum an entertaining pro-
gramme is presented in the little opera
house. Go tonight and enjoy your self.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
dumped the Ttack.

Inc predicted accident consequent up
on the pushing of the trailer on the
milan road back to the car barns occurs
red yesterday shortly after noon. Ex-
sherih Silvis, j. T. Kenworthy and others
were goirg home to dinner and riding in
the open csr in advance OF the motor,
when at Seventh avenue and Twelfth
street the first car left the track and m ade
bee line for the buildings on the south
SIDE. The passengers scrambled out, and
Mr.. Silvis left the car just as it
made lunge, throwing him in
such manner as, to painfully wrench
his back, from the effect of which
he is still suffering. Supt. Hun
toon is investigating the cause of the
difficulty, and to avoid repetition of it,
the trailer will after Monday be kept in
the rear as 1t should be, or abandoned
this side of the barns. 1t is the purpose
to put in switch on Nineteenth street.
and until the switches and curves arrive
for Seventeenth and Third and Nine
teenth and Third. run the Milan train
around Second avenue from Seventeenth
to Nineteenth and back, switching the
trailer about on the latter street to its
proper place. After the loop is COM
pleted the switch will come in handy as
tur,-o tut for holding cars.
1t would be better under all circum.
stances to keep the motor car in advance
hereafter. Indeed, in the interests of
public safety it ought to be compulsory
Nothing brings satisfactory results which
is run backwards or contrary to
established principles. This may be one
of the reasons why the old Central road
in Davenport, which deliberately and per-
sistently run its cars on the left hand
side of double track instead of the right,
did not succeed better. In such CAGES as
in this matter of running electric trains
backward, there is duty incumbent upor
municipalities to enforce the laws Of
usage and safety.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
little TriNir-

A little enjoyment, fun and laughter
occasionally is good for snybody-old
and young. To get rest from the
thoughts and cares of everyday strife, is
good tonic for every person to take,
and the oftener the better. Attend the
Little Trixie" entertainment and you
will secure full measure of it all and 60
away well plessed and sure of solid
nights rest. Remember, at Harper s
tonight.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
Atte mpted Suicide

Mrs. John Murray, who resides at the
corner of Twentieth street and Second
avenue. was found sitting on the river
bank at the foot of West Seventeenth
street this morning in an apparently de-
llrious condition and after being per-
suaded by some friends to return home.
while on the way she attempted to throw
herself in front of passing c.. B. & @.
switch engine and was rarely rescued by
her friends from being crushed beneath
the wheels. Her strange actions are said
to be due to domestic troubles.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15
sunday APrNIeea

At Trinity church, Rev. R. F. Sweet.
rector, services at and 1915 8 N, and
7:30 p. N. At the chapel al 30 D. IN
At the Christian church, services a.
10:45 8. m. conducted by the pastor, T.
". Graften. Sunday school at 915
q N. Y. P. S. c. E at Gas D. m.
At the Central Presbyterian, preaching
in the morning by the pastor, Rev. John
II. Kerr. Subject: The Type of Chris
tisns Needed" Sunday school at 8 a. ID.
Union service in the evening Rev. n. C..
Marshall Of the United Presbyterian
church, will preach.
At the Broadway Presbyterian church,
Rev. W. S. Marquis. pastor. Services at
l0:45 q. m. and 7:30 p m. Morning
subject: "A Christians Birthright. .
Evening subject: Christ the Teacher. y
Sunday school and young peoples meet
ing at the usual hours. At the South
park chapel services and Sunday school
at 2:30 p. m.
At the United Presbyterian, Rev. H.
G. Marshall, pastor. preaching at 1O;45
a N. No evening service. The pastor
will preach at the union services in the
Central Presbyterian church. Subject;
Honey From Strange Beehive Sun
day school at $50 a. m. Young peoples
meeting at 2 p. N.
At the First Methodist church, preach
ing at 10;45 a. N. by the pastor, Rev. G.
W Cue. Subject. Gods Paths" At
7;45 p. M, Miss Anna Gleason, q young
lady evangelist from the Biblical Uuiver.
sity at Evanston, will conduct the ser
vices. 6'45 p. m. young peoples meets
ing, c. E. Adams, leader. Miss Gleason
will be present and take part in the ser.
vices. Sunday school els q. m, s. S.
kemble assistant superintendent in
charge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15

All entries close Monday. Sept :. IL O'Clock. !
m. For Entry Blanks and Premium Lists &c
dress the Secretary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15

TUESDAY, Sept sth, 80 p. Mo. /. 2: "a
Trotting. pulse $50. No. 2, AS Trotting purse
500. No 3. 20 Pacing, purse S40o
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th. 80 p. m.-No l.
2:2S Trotting. purse 500. No. 8, 80 Pacing
purse 500 No. G. 2-year-old Trotting, purse,
500 Mile heats. two in three.
THURSDAY. Sept. 10, l 80 p. Mo. :, Three
minute Trottng, purse 500. No. S, Free-for-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15

The only complexion powder il the
world that is without vulgarity. without
Injury to the user and without doubt
purifier. is Pozzoni's.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-15

1 :, tbe method and results when
.I ~ Of Frs is taken; it is pleasant
Il r refreshing to the taste, and acts
~ vet promptly on the Kidneys,
..s- ~! :nd Bowels, cleanses the sys-
\ 81 sf ; dispels colds, head,
T.. and fevers and cures habitual
p:tir9ti0n. Syrup of Figs is the
H remedy of its kind ever pro
H.. pleasing to the taste and &C.
f,,bIe to the stomach, prompt in
4 action and truly beneficial in its
H., prepared only from the most
flthv and agreeable substances, its
Inv excellent qualities commend it
Fcjl and have made it the most
~plar remedy known.
|krrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
4 81 bottles by all leading drug
ANY reliable druggist who
Il not have it on hand will pro-
4 il promptly for any one who
sbes to try it. DO not accept any
'etitute.
kLiFORRlA FIG syrup co.
4 Saf FRANCISCO. Cal.
<lOUiS1LLE. " Ne" 'oax W.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
SIZE wAIiT.

The Hon. Nm. VI. S,ewart r,nde a
ringing speech in the Senate gu the
lIth instant ia favor OF tia free CO n
ago O! silver. lie ds2ounced the
Suernau-connodi.y Law Of July.
1890. which ne supported in tn. Sen
ne, and which. in a speech ut Free
mun Hail Oatober 81, 1897. he told
tho people OF E,to vas better than
free coiuagc. AT tie same time and
place he told Ms that rs the capacity
OF the Mints of the United SiaIGs Tor
tho coiua:c OK silver is only S2,ODO,On
n moI..I, free coinage Is an absurd';y.
II Shc free cviua:e 81 silver was 81
aosurIity In 1870 on account Of the
capacity Of OWr MINIS, will the Seu-
AtOr Cn.ign en- us ~ showing how it
becomes q trasiO.c aud ~ucce.Sagy
measure III lS.G:: In his SPEECH OIL
t;Ge l!th instant he GAYS that free
coinage OF silver is the only possible
m.%lusb by which the panty Of the two
precious, metals CA lie maintained.
Ia answer 20 the objection tnat IN the
event. OF t:ce cU..sSs lAs United
States would TO Ioolcd with foreign
s..vrT. he cnglUc =a.s ,nat France
hold GCO,Or1.gG0 Francs Of the siivr.
n : OF Belgium, I;aiy, Greece n +:
SSIEH~r.4ud which size G. =; az,
tine, compel these EI;.ous ~ r,us..i
81, 81 - an uuiire. is It reasonable
- suppose" says the Senator, that
frGg:e would saip her silver 10 the
United States an 81! il ~ = org
wncu she could sell !; ~ home al
SI3a<'
Senator Stewart points the tt2-cr
of scurn At the Pr"-:dea: for the IL
nDrancs Displayed in lis message on
the question Of finance, and argues
thlI the Presidents policy ui accaUu-
l!tns the gold Of iore!-n coIutrics
woill prove dis ts;Tous To the inter
c7;sc Of the various industries of tn"
taItei States. lie also suggest that
1t w"uil be intoxicating to know 10y
nat u!-uns the gold Of foreign cUun-
t-,es could vc tcrumui.t-I hc:o. Tie
S'nator declares that he Presidents
Insertion that" scarcity OF gold IL
i,e European Reserves wiii he liz
most br.'u7sivr "EEumcnt ,uT the use
e. silver" IL tu!se, rs ;a2 effect would
l." jus, the opposite.
Fer p!a:i0g himself on al sides Of
tho "~4~"-i"i question, "Ai literally
E1rrouna.ng il, the noble -cpaiu dis
pays I Wonderful facility.
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The Christmas Tres

Let Us ali 90 10 the Christmas tree
at the P~resh!tCrisa church. io-uaor-
row. night, and Se The youas ;<ople,
lh- men and woalen of the future.
hare such au0c - Only children can
have when old Santa Claus n
round on his annual pilgrimage. De.
sides The Distribution q. The pnesrnts
o the tree the following interest
ing programme viii he rendered
l. Instrumental Quar;eI,e.
= Vocal Duei-M.sses Maud i
May GsT3aer.
J hesitation Miss Alberta Ben.
son
/. Sonc-Miss Ess;c Rossns;ock.
.. Eec'au,n- Chas. kgi;h.
+ ADIhem-Choir.
huSeiI, AcsS=s Hull, E-:ess and
Mayer.
Hyva have the blues or ;Ae cares
OF Business are Weighing y,u Guvu.
- AID hear the ruerE Itu:ir- pea
II lauEh;e! Of chrhiAc d. harp,
hoIrs AID the blues ~! ,ar-s,. Lcd
the cares OF business Nj! ur dissi.
rated. Go and uo a cid again ; $;
= G'GhL
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Election OcD.HsSrs.

The MaEoDic and Knights OF p .
ihias Lodges % TuGcarora have elected
the following Officers:
Tuscar"ra Lodge No. ~. T. * \. NJ:
u. Kelley, y. II \. II. Smith. s.
w; Philip t;eibe7, J. W; ". :. Hill
man. Secretary; Eobart johnson.
Treasurer.
Owyhee L1dG" No. Il, K. OF p
Edwin +. Grey, {. c.: LOGAN Erwin.
V. c.; u. j. Reilly. PrcIutc: ". S. Hi.
ran, X. OF L. and s.; Geo. II. bird
u. OF T.; u. II. Black. II. o! T.; An.
tone Ramsey, VI. at y; ". ). Lilluran,
Trustee.
Endow acnt Rank, Scctian III. X.
OF P.:-Geo. II. Bird. PrcsiIcai:M ". H..
Black. Nice-Prcsident; W. ). Hillmun,
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27

VAN Nance FRANK. Car
lin North hn.f If lots IN Car'in
Il Ipps. IL. II. l2blk =. 2On: tyr
uiturc -; II per IT raise by SB
Is: fetal val 2SS. Poll =; 10 Lcr
CT 80; Glv2; aud fees | ~. To-
WALKER GEO L. North
Eurk-Tu>s claim ta 100 r
uusurNcycd land between laud
OF Mrs c West IL Mrs J l. iiol-
land un Noilii Fork and imps,
.pJ: - per Ct raise 10y > Is -;
total val $40: IL PER 81 40: adv
=: aud fees | -. Total amt due 81 CS
WILSON J {. White Rock
P"ss .Itlc To :" ri u" u * lie
Il "f 80 !. S:3 IL Il u. So \
Of - Il a. 32T me !, OF NV i OF
- * NV a Uf ~ Il S9f II IL
ii, : y of NV !, SiTil K 81,
- = OF sw /: OF 23 * = !. OF IL
" X : i - uc /. > - L -
Il 81. " !. Of MS Il II II. IL. -
ne ! Of rc l, "fll * =" /, of so
Il = lCT /. 4; 81, NV /; Of uw
Il of ~ ! ~ Il uf ne !, * iu Il
"i nv = & NY = Of L - K
-, sw Of Ne l * NV Il uE 50
!! of ! lot / ot IL lot | Of = 10
! II K -, i OF NV IL ro Il
Of Lc /. ut : y - /, Of :" J., 5
10 IL i %. :. Il nf 81 x ne
8 Uf i" l; "f 33 " i uf ne y
=: / ~ y. rw Of sw !; *
nv !. of >" n &" - az NV i
* l." OF INV !, = " !, Of NV
Il = 81 - X -. l.i.U acres,
20: - per ct Oy = Il ~. total
Nii i.'I. 10 per ct 10: adv ,; aud
lees i -. Total amt due. sill &C
Moth" Is further gwen that Ia per
cent an the amount 81 each item Of
"T'ginal tax, t'ccth"r with Sl2j Aud.
Iiur = lee. and - rO,ts 81 advertising
tor 'rIrh it,m will b. collected in nd
diii"n To 'h" amount Of original tax
ia each Of SAIL eases OF driInuucncy,
II II Sad original taxes. penalties
AMI COSTS be not 50 ,u.r Urilrclrl or
paid :" IL" that | NIL AZ l2u'clpck ~.
an Monday. H." lS,h day OF .Janu.
AIRY. lN!'2. al the front deer # The
t"ur;hnus" of SAID county, mt It.
loan q! Eik". therein ~.li each and
every prT'"! Ot sItI dc.rribsl proc
c'ty iu7 thriutgi amount oI ia" orr.
NAL tax. penalty Hutl costs 1T Opuns!tc
AH'
10 each parcel thereof Respectively.
I" ih" f'rs"n ur persons Who will prv
t.." amount f the ur..,nn! TAX. prnI..
y u costs fer III" smallest parcel OF
til" property dcs"rib,,t Opposite there
=" Respectively. III each Cos" Of G-!Iu
H""rry. and th", all property sold ~
>"ch ~" nmd each parcel ;Ecrrri. in
sui !'.'i I" r"d"mrluu within xix
u"rih' after The dat" ~ s,,. hy p,y
unrM, II IL # SAID rams u-nin,t ia"
s"mc. or "a"u parcel thereof respect
iy"ll. With = per r'ur. per mru,h
'h"r",'u, from the date 81 aaii su!c ~.
til paid.
JAMES i"aNHI[.
County Treasurer ats! cx-Uiirio
Iuy I;,r~,y"r.
~ = " Hull. Bcruiy.
L.iu. Nrv.. Dec. -. l>gl.
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Who Told S1u so?

Ncary all the State papers hare
announced that Lander county has
Abandoned The sui, o. tost the cons;i.
tutionality o. the Act creating the
State Board OF Assessors, and tha,
tho g. =. has paid in foil. The mat.
ter stands thus:
Our County Assessor assessed .hu
railroad at $4,000 per mile and lLv
rolling stock at @i1.3Gl ms for yen:g
hcrotoforeI. The G. y. paid oar CON.
~ on BLOOD per m;!r and nothing on
rolling stock. TN" &. l.. was rcrciitud
for what it paid, nuI tho G. T.. is de
~iiniurut 10 brndcr comfy and the
State, on raiirOuh main track. side
track and land, siO.GO3 50 according
To tho theory Uf Lander count
tAugtin idcOcdte.
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ltarl to Stain.

Since Il youthful thief Of the T.,ii
FIRMLY has :benn caught aud led
thor? is II lot Of bogh in tho nomgum.
rers about the droaiiui stain on tao
cscutchcon ri tho F,ci Is"
II would Il" IL very Lively crime tha,
would stain Tho rrcor,l IL that con.
blnaticn Ot fraH1s. knayo5 and hynD-
critics. II thoy wcrc not wealthy nurl
talented thoy would b, nothing more
ihan BoScry tougitg. Tn"ro j. "r,rr
hadC"rr md assumption oi gDoducss;
crlnmcu I..:I ,nai crO"A than any
ether 10 \ mCr,cn Outside the James
gang, ana to rlblc arc OF la,o be-
coming Prey ~ II acquainted with
them .C"s EUn iyDcd..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27

THE TARIFF ISSUE - DIVA.


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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27

The Chill Ans rca!l, b iieys that the
Unit.i States will 20: fight. and that
they can go 10 any length OF insult
and injury without; cur rcScniiuG it
Before long, unless they alter their
methods aud cake due apology and
separation, they will awake To their
mistake. The Aurr.can eagle is stir
ring ~uuelsi!y in his s!umbass. and
when he arouse himself aad shases
his feathers out Chile will lind that
the condor OF her Andes is but rs n
tomtit compared - the O.ri Of This
country. Chilean brutality wtll rccoiI
UPON Chilean heals with Il vio;eace
which that arrogant. foolish people
liI..c ezpecL-iS. +. Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
Christians.

tn MORROW will 10 the anniversary
OF - @,fja o:H.m WHO p.o-ia..n.l:
peace Oh e1r,h. Ea1i viii . men"-
the glorious Cn-is'm.slile. S>2.,
his birth the christina Dat,ons OF the
earth haze kryi this day ard made il
n tjmo iys csu=u;'nE closer tae bJade
that shoI.d hold Is together in d
ioviur Brotherhood. As We gre ac'
NEE presents on HIS anniversary
le' i ~: Tore; thos, who's, To-, an,
not cast ia pleasant PLACES AMI ~'...e
hearts n5e - .d.aci by 2T-s~ o
or p'ucasl %! ;ho csu,I grip %!
r,.er:y. II re canno; give frg-a ~.
pirs-' /" :hs nc@ly :"or " ga. :.
the year taGt Is coming. n, '-or. cav
faI i ou-'-ra'2e4. OF them IN our
Idly i~@.c7c0urSe aai use kinder
w9et= That Nil! act as d balm ~ ,h.:7
torn and bleeding hearts. l.: US
thea Oe more kind aud chart:aU.r in
the future than in The past.
The l"oEPrSDEyT joins in tho
geaerd, j = a.,d wishes all rs rcaGcrs
aad gI!rous = nerry Christmas.
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-iitittl;.i;.

ISivs7-;iy;oE.- IN San F~ran.;sco.
S"i., pccesuLcT - is?l. Nr. Arthur
= Er"yS= - .!iss ~iInlj'" !. Tat!o-.
The bride Is VEL! Laown TO the oil
residents Of ElAo county. she being.
the daughter O: Nj. Joseph Ta,ior.
who ree:dr! for " number Q: years III
t"c town If Balloon Tne friends O.
the inr.iiy IN this county ;n.n IN
w'shiag the hanry couple a pieasan.
!uuT2cy Though lie.
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Holiday Presents

Not very expensive, but suitable
handsome and useful.
For Ladies Finest pcrtuaery and
,oiir; waters, French crystal g!lss
toilet sets, elegant leather card cases
etc, Ct".
For Gentlemen Choicest brands.
OF imported ana Key West cigars
mcCrscinum and hrrar root pipes.
c'cgHr; leather p"'i;rt bouts, com.
plc,e shaving outfits, ci.., ctv.. wlt!
muny hnTd,..Ac uud uaYiui
thing, at NEu,irr'a.
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Holiday PRESENTS Il. l. Ostreichcs's'
Headquarters for rrc<eats at 1
OS;reichesS
Christians Presents a; the Gem
Jsweiry Store.
New arrival Of Holiday Presents
almost daily. At l. O~stoeichrr'S
Bao:o. violin and guitar s,r1rcs. IL
tire assortment. at Mui!er'&
Any T. having gram tei hogs can
SCI! the same to J. u. rrea, x 60.
0~rrirl'rr has just r,v-.rrt~i u uic,.
10, "f ircSh ccrp.tvd poultry from Mis-
suu-I.
\ tire stock Of fresh French can
dies ana stationery just received a,
ReinharI's.
FRESH GLACE FRUIT CAN.
DIES JUST RECEIVED AT
RfIEHAHrS.
y lc7Se STOCK 81 Christmas goods
Just resolved 4; EJsensio,,:,<. Gail
and see item.
Euhl~r Boots and Shoes. and all
kinds Of Foot wr2r. for snle at
r OSEI.LS'.
jus; received at Sam Nvusrh.
w"ndcr's. 81 Large stock of d.auuuds
gold watches. chains. Iorke,.. etc. =
y darce sill Lc given 10y the mem.
berS Of HUGoo.jI Lodge No. ~. y. o
!. ", al .hv.r Han, ON New Year.
Eve.
Protect your weak eyes froaa IT,,
'rIuiirus effect a suu and Snow s!ar,
by getting Il l"ir OF d.ri: glasses Il;
.Mu!lc''s.
Orphan Tom and Geor-e Grant
have opeu@i the Elephant Stublr
formerly run by l.. l.. Wore. Tom !.
veteran hcs;.eT. vii! guarantee satis
faction. and feed horses al IeduccC
rates. II
y fine djsilay If silver ware. fame,
dishes. lamps, knives. furka. s,oors
etc, at the 1T. Vi. Co.'S. Cal arr
Inspect these goods. which are III,
tl"stiL their ire ever brought t.
( E.ko.
Th" Repairing department O; o.
s;o'ri,rs j,aGr! store is in riar." q
" tTsi ci"ss matchmaker wHu received
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Junn C"rny, Tug.arOra: Frank CalIsli,
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i%i,lcr, Omnha; hirs Frank Ha.i,s
rrpCNyr.
Fred ltcinkcn. \ u Griswo.d. Mrs
j y Ghccn, II ,nk Sncil. Lnmoillr;
IN!larIrsty, Miss Neyni" Harlc-ty,
South Fork: Geo Rude, Iinllcck; YIN
McAvin, tugIInurh.
+ Labrigl;cy, Mrs. Frames Kon.
drieHg, LImoi.lC: J PMsoI. T. j
Benny Nuiior, Tuscarord:J y Fitch
Wells: j Henry, M"nnd; Fat CoiYcy,
CITY; \ G. Jodirinnd, = T..
John C.rudrnning. Mound: Jnrncs
Mccoy. q Anderson, South Fork
Cleo Ham. j Daw"n, Fred Wilson
Craig $tijron, Joe ClHv"Ilc. Dan Ne.
DDugail, Vim Crum. IuscI'ord; Chas
Grcouhcra, Osimo; Nc!g ~ ,son. Mo
!rou: a i McDcrr ott. Lim"il!c; T.
P.nrud, Island niountnIu. John Don.
nri'y, Rnbv Valley; Juo williams,
Duoti; ID Cozzeng, s VI West, Carlin.