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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS 9 AND 0 TOWER BLOCK.
DEGoLIA BEoS-...............Pro prietors
WANTED HELP-2 carpenters, 2 eoaehmon.
w Japitor. stationery engineer. 4 farm
hands. painters. clerks. Y siris Tor general
Homework. second giriS. : cooks. dlnlng-
room girls iaundress-s.
TO EXCHANGES acres. - acres iafreyea,
4 balance white oak timber. lproom house
and barn. me orchard. 3 ,res low land an
der drained and under cultivation. TINS fne
place IL situated about - mites from he city
south. Come in aud get tuli description.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres On lake
= shore. hear the PARK. good buildings. 1rv
peach trees IN bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries acres raSgter-
ries. 80 grapes. goosebrrres and other small
fruits } nee 500; ir1ii gu same viii pay for
good city property; this - a greai clianc- Tor
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
FOR sALE-o room house on BaIl-s,-; good
well and cisiern handy Go street cars We
can sell you This house GA monthly payments
la terms TO SUIT; dfop aud see n; pilcs 81 iou.
EoR sALE-smail house and barn OF Fair
ST.; viii sell on small payment down ana
monfhiyipayments this u an excellent cifance
10 secure home In a desirable location aud
pay for II rs rent.
L'oR SALE-s4 feet frontage on South Di.l
sion ST. a hne location Tor q biacs, THIS
will be sold al sacrifice u same il taken VITA
in 20 days.
k'0R sALF-or Exehange-yacant lots on
stewart Whites add. as payment on 4
house. worth about 1850. INSIDE ola limits Ia
south part OF city.
kOR SALk-s vacant lots on Pisinfeid ave-
Just inside of cid limits; the finest building
spots in the city.
VO EACHAN1E-For farm. a good SrooH
house and barn In south part OF the eifv.
large ict and We'll located, would pay some
difference.
no EXCHANGES acres land In Barry coun-
~. - miles from city. 20 acres improved
good building. fruit. well ~Atered aud splendid
sel. price s2Ya
10 ESCHANef-for good renting city prop
= eriy. ~ acres. hne house. barn aad OUT
buildinks. 20 acres improved balance OAK
beech and hickory timber good fences 40
peach. 10 apple. pears. piams and small fruit
trees. Price SStoo.
DEG0LlA BROS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

ssins At the gate near her home she vas
thrown "a the ground tn . convplsion. She
ras carried into the hoass AM doctors
we're called IA. Convuisions ~ers repest-
ri and after o'clock the next morn
ma she died Suspicioa that she vas
,oiss,red led 70 the srress Of Rose
Isn1arr r. Ts- stsmach ~ tho t-eeased vas
tent 20 Pref Hsines. 81 Rush medical college,
-aicsse aud ~ analysis showed The presence
" strychnfne. ~ wss remembered then nat
ne death ~ Mrs Or. Hitcsell ~ss similar %
hat ~ Ella wsiv Tire body vas exhumed
md vt=eera seat 20 Prot. Hsines sad s'rycs-
ssr-- s,.sns ~ n-fo-- ire selfef mat Rose
rave sae poison became universal ia ne county.
and ~hsr the ezse sas called IN Arril chicago
Al v.pa. sss aehef fcr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
W|nknS & ALLEN
Grand Union Real Estate Exchange
ROOMS 8 AND TOWER BLOCK.
PHONE $50.
Houses and Lots For Sale or Exchange.

Houses and Lots For Sale or Exchange.
II Won have a hone or lot which don't suit
You and you want b. trade cali and see ~.
We have houses and lots aud vacant lofs Tor
sale ON The HILL Al prices. taSf
BRIDGE ~. n the widest street IA The CIV
SALOONS an THE HILL We drove the
last oBe ont last week
L'0R sss1 10 siooe We can sell you house On
the cas-, or west side and give you good
bargain.
co.O0 WILL buy house and los on Niuth-
cow s,e. which rents ior So smonth
I,ARGE let on Union It. north Of Thomas
or so,ia2 and alley for ssse and We will for
- nish you plsns Coz sHy kind OF = house sou
sl1a viii buy an Sroom house on scribner.
Easy terms.
ti-m FOR sroena house. modern imr-ore.
merit. On lrowh~iog. 81. near Colt ave. Terms
easy.
sso. new modern 7-roor house on FIRST 81
nice brotherhood; well ard cistern lot bSx
Ii. corner.
tisn. 7room hou.e. Center 81 cor FIRST Com
stock aid wei aud cis,ern. great bargain
Tor some one.
sseo 90 house. eieraat Tot. 70, ID and alley.
nirs neiehborhocd: on nc hiii.
sssn win bus a new aroorn heuse on Second
ave. all modern IN prptsnenfs, enc 81 the
nicesl l0cnlifies IN the cifs.
A1a. nee modern II-room house. east front
on Henry 81.
si110 for large 10t ~ linton sf
ts00 sfsr End sisto nice lots on praspect
81 fnP 3ochiifF
IL feet N Best Bridge corner. II bargain.
residence only.
What have yoo rot 20 trade for --roesrl
house cor curtis and forfh-sve- ~ stss1
We VII take span 81 vBnng h0fs~s ana re
yiev and isrsr implements BE sure arc see
us before s0n bns.
We have ene hcnss and loo which ~ can
sell cheaper than tire essf 81 lDf ard fsuifafnr
material. u aont pay 10 walt wkeh you exn
boy ~ the r5rlcs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

at his Office in
the senate. He
spent several
hours in confer
ence with prom
inent politi-
cia ms. 1t i S
officially stated
that Mr.. Abbott
is making good
progress with
his task and
will probably
be able TO an
oun ce when
th. bn,,So O,aafS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
FOUND GUILTY.

Rose Zoidoske Convicted Of the Murder Of
Ella MaIy ut Richland Center. via
LANCASTER. Wis, June 15.-Rose
Eoldoske has been found guilty of muir
Ger in the hrst degree.
Rose Zoidoske had oson for . long time q
boarier 10 the family OF DR.. q. r Mitchell OF
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

RichIand Cen ter.
on che evening II
January 4 with ths
Doctor pcrmIs-
sion. shs gave .
party a, his home
10 \ few young La
dies Ella May
~ss one Of shs par
~. Just - they
we're starting hons
Rose give sons
sandv 20 Ella On
the NJ home the
latter complained
10 Der sister thas
sha had reruitar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

Nrw Weak. June Is. The police ~
sh@ One Hundred and Twentv-hfth
street station report iSs' at quarter
rsss ta celock a m. the tugecat y w.
pevcs ran into and sunk the yacht
rmflv in the Hudson river opposite.
On. Hundred aud Tenth street Frank
Is,ksp~ and William H. Bohaa were
sE.&I
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
LOCAL MARK Eta

GRAIS-Wheat. sIo0; corn, SIC; oats. 4sc:
rye. 10c; barley. sl.(c@sl.3 so p hundred.
Flour AND FEEp-Lily White, $40; Patent,
$40 = hundred; corn meal. s2s.O0 p ton; feed,
$1,000 5000 = ton; middlings. t2l.00 ton +;
bran. sl7.0o = ton.
MsAr-Pork, &c; beef. &c; veal. sSsc; NUT
ton. SC; lamb. BE; spring chickens, Ice !;
turkeys. l2Isc; ducks. 1oel2c; geese. l0@l2c.
PRoDrcE-Butter. dairy. lac; creamery. zoe;
eggs. l6c: potatoes. si.00; bu.; apples,
81 20 2 bu.; beans. hand picked, $1.75@
500 p bu.; honey 16917c.
HIpEs AND TAILow-Green. &c; part cured.
SIC; cured hides. &c; calf skins. green. &c +;
calf skins. cured. &c; taiiow. &c; pelts.
OO@ Sl.50 dekin. l5d 25c.
WooD-l6 inch. dry, sl.75d g. q p cord; 2-foot
22NdS2.75 y cord; 4-root. s4yo@N75N cord.
'WooL-washed. 2l@Z1c, unwxshed, l2a2c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

pru.spxEsptA. lane is-B~t~~en
.ns ) o'eloes SUNDAY morning ere broke
,,,. ia he main huildins u The Phsias
d~lphis ssattpir cssnpsny TIE ma
ehiu-ry aud / 500 earca-~sa 81 beet and
q. aoa green bs4~~ we're ec-fsunsea The
49, ~iii - ssssus ssss.nsa covered -
in-ur.se. divided asnoas afsy se@Fa.
ASA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

Cosu~sws, o June IS Delegates "a
,hs ohio republican state convention
which vHl So held Tuesday are 81.
s~ssbllng here I. now looks a. though
there would Ne NJ opposition 10 Mai
Max alley Cor gov ernor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

fNon' ~ssfs your money feonewy
SOD strength are peculiar fsatafss al
10 = : esfsspsfsiis, sh.eh - TIE sniy
u4ssien e Of snseh ear truly pc sd
iHn loses one dollar. Sid ~ ali dfsE
Ests
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

CHICAGO, June IA
CArrLH-Market rather active. Quotations
ranged at o 100 % for choice - fancy ship.
ping Steers; sS0O06so Ter COED t. chstce do. /;
- SO04 20 fer common 70 fair DO: 0D04 Is
for Butchers Steers; e poSbo for Se0sxers;
o. 1894 70 for Texans; O. GOA 10 for Feeders:
o. oOas40o fer Cows; 81. coeS50 for Bulls. and
q 5OGn4.5 80 for Veal Calves.
HoGs-Markct rather active and prices about
Sc lower. Sales ranged st e s004D for Pigs;
g. i5045O for light; Ai50AsS for rough pack.
ing: NIy0A5o for mixed ana aso0Aeo for
heavy packing and shipping lotA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
wosEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in suns 70 sHit on predac-
VI tive real estate. l. :. Proyin. room 8.
Icveff's block, oppos te sweets Hstei
MONEY To I0AN-Tpon improved zeal -
" tate security ! per cent Haegsrfy
Cess a. Nonreest. lss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
]. II. McKEE 4 SONS


90 tots rrsY Fast Fnifnn ~ en renfhsr
- t~ymsets "a q sssh Prices szs = ssrf
fHulfF ~ = iets % i.afss's rssse rs.a .aa
v ~ SO s.rh. ~ tsk~n .cau.
Lon ssi.F tfasf rBfa ~es fus falfagurs
aea fsfse t~ts 49, e4Uirpra rfgk er.s
el~as rsafhsneff. tifsff~f effI tssrfsfasrs atsar
eeffh frfee sssra fef go shetf ~ .s~srs =.
slds - sifS rtss Fe~H ~ short t,fse seis
ifNftfp NtNrne ~ 49, ga - sssa
" ~ - esfh 80 nsershis essnfrsts ffari
hitet - e4a. she rkafef ISIS 81 Ia pas
Csli - snss. J q Mckee 4 sens. = hsefes -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

CLEVBLAED U, JUG ia
PKraoLEuM - Easy. Standard white lie
deg test, oSc; - gasoline, &c; s. gasoline. Zoe;
g naphtAA $40
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

TOR RENT-Stores and II Huron-sf.. each
Il .ON1U feet; alley In the rear, suitable for
wholesale business. offices or stores, rent.
sl251 per month each. Also two second floors
each 2ix.0 feet. s. ger month each: can be
rented separate or entire; location one block
west OF Canal-st. ana one block north OF Lyon
81. Anton q. Hodenpyi. IL and Il Fountain.
tb+tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
THE MARKET1



cBrAso. June r.
Frors-oaiss cad ssesSy. sSrsng ~hes,
pstelt. nsa1-. 70. sssors. eiatAsss wintsI
wheat fssr g ioe5 = foE patents AID & so1
d ~ for strslSaksL
wssAr-Raled weaker Ne. cash. sas
sse; July. 1Sossse. saa August sse
GAe
ssa5r.c: No yellow seSe5ses Ne $50
SIC; No. yellow ssos7sse; july. ssAcs4sei
September, siA0sshc.
oArs-Lo.er No q ss1Osse; July, SO
Ss>e, September. OoleAe; samples lower
No ssare No White. HseSsc; No 2. s7A
esq; No. White. s4o<oc.
RrE-SIow AMI easy. No cash. Sic; july
delivery, osc; and August sc. No. BY sample.
s0a SEC. and No. = soae-c-
BAMKI-Dail ana weak. Sales by sample
eaa7lc for No s and lower grades. osos>e
September new No y nc
Mss PoRK-frsiiag moderately active sne
prices ruled lower Prices rsnscd 81 eie 40
10 10 tor cash; SO 0oato a. for June. go ooG
10 san for July. aud sio. soaioHS for Septem
Der
LAHp-Markes moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged ~ - iese6 Is for
cash: q 1904 Is for June, % io9eS for july,
and - sooeo for September.
BUTTER creamery ia0ie,se; Dairy. i31isc;
Packing Stock i09lfe.
PoULrRY-Liye ChickenA o9iic per ID. I;
Live Turkeys ofsc per 10; Live Ducks. sese
per 10. Live Geese. O. GOA 90 per dog.
Wisconsin, Prime White. Sc; wate,
White, sSe. Michigan Prime White. CSC;
w alter White. ioic; Indiana Prime White.
exc; Water White, Toe; Headlight LIS test.
e,,c; Gasoline. 81 deg's. lee; "a ceg's sac
NaphthA 63 deg 7nc.
LIouoRs-Distilled Spirits ruled firm At u e
per gal for finished geods-
NEW YoRE. June IS.
wHEAr-weak SO lower. Jun .. ei07; July.
N04x1LosS; August H0l9lot; September.
SsSo1f1.0iS; December. si.0is0i02H; May.
el06a dL06s.
coRN-Depressed, ixc lower, moderately &C
tive No Q, 6o0eoxc
OArs-Weak fair demand Western, <41eoc.
Provisions Beef-InActive; steady. Extra
mess, SO 50oii.0o; family. $3.50. Pork -
Steady quiet New Mess. oie.0oQi2o0 old
mess SO. so9il50; extra prime. Sil00 Lard
Quiet, steady. Steam rendered. 1&H-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

NANTkf- EFrfs yoRnR aza g. STEP n nna
" ehsf ran - ~lfh fs~r r. rstg
81 paHfs sat Of rfof hes ~ oFsrcssf naee -
order. selgs. HsrpeisiEeffner CO. n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
WHAT PEOPLE Want &c e g: 4: E; ;::;:..

I oST-sstsrdxy sfisraoeR . ladies silver
II watch and chaini between Arcade sna
Bridge 81. Finder will be suitably rewarded
By leaving AT Police Headquarters lU
HELP wAsTED-hALE
VVANTED-Aetise. intelligent boy 80 learn
w the loeksmith's trade Apply $ Pear.
St iOs
HELP wANTED-FEhALE.
WANTED A cook 10 go 20 MseKinse Is
w land. Must have good references Aie
ply 10 IS LAxrsyest. IL
XVANTED-fsiri for bousework; four In fam
n.y. No 'n''1''"' "a ies
VyANTED-Immediateiy a competent cook
w 10 20 10 Maekinaw for the summer; 10
laundry work required Ars Edward Love.
8a Cherry 81. iF
VNANTED-A head waitress fer a irst-class
w summer resort hotel. also good cham
| bermaids and walters Tor same house. Saii
! on or address W. l.. Dickenson. Licensed m
ploy once. IS Monroe-st. Telephone No.
| IS. lie
| WANTED-Glrl for general housework at II
" Pleasant-st. ~
4 n
w housework. Mrs B Quigiey. 2is Front
| 81. los
| WANTED-A competent girl for general
w homework. Mrs. c. c. Philbriek. 1SS l..
| Fulton-st.
| XVANTED-Four good compeien, girls TO d %
w dining room work. Ia canal-st- ios
WANTED Two nrs. class ars,smsker.'
w none Others need apply. ia Monroe-sf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. competent waist
w hands J. l.. Wilkes. lesu
SITUATIONS wAHTED-MALE.
| VVANTED-Situativn by young man; any
w Kind of honest work. Address c. G., -
| Henry-,t l67
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man In
w clothing or grocery store: best OF refer
ences. Address H.. box !. tins once l67
| --- ------------
SITUATIONS wASTED-PEssLE.
| XVANTED-situ In Office at light work
w by young lady. Address y. this ONCE. los
FOR REST-R0oNs.
| DOR RENT-Furnished room with or with
L out meals. use OF piano; suitable Tor man
Plan for the summer. iso Third ave. l6s
TOR RENT-A large. well furnished and
Il pleasantly situated room. with beard.
| suitable for . married couple or two single
| gentlemen. Inquire At l3i. cor. Lyon and
Diyision-sts III
L,OR RENT-Suite OF three rooms in Hermit
age building. ana suite of TOUR rooms In
| Carroll building. urfurnished. for small isn-
| lies. S. L. 4 Pm. {. Fuller. Ii l.. Bridgest. III
FOR RENT-Suite of rooms In Hermitage
l. building. nicely furnished for housekeep-
| ing. with steam heat and elevator. John
Moran. Jr.. III East Bridge 81. III
LN0R RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated
Il Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division and
Cherry sta 6-T
| TOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms with board ;
also suite OF rooms. Ia sheidon-st. asotf
1 C,OR RENT - Furnished and unfufnished
rooms, steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs.
A. l.. Smith. SStf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
WANTED 5oARD.

WANTED-A boarding place for child
w i've years old. Call or address a south
Ionia-st. III
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

GeA DAY made handling our Expert Ad
~ ding Machine" any one can add rapidly.
Education unnecessary, Impossible 10 make
n mistake. Meets With ready sale. Agents
wanted in every section. send VI for sample
or stamp for agents terms. The Expert Adder
Company .Janrsyille Wis IN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
rreorLbasEous

WAIVED 30 fesus. $50 Der cay free
w TRANSPORTATION shfr - ]. II Nel.,Hs A
Co.. contractors Traverse CITY. Mich via G.
Az. Rv l7e
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
WANTED-A6EkTS.

WANTED-Canvasser for the city NJ once
w and line statesmen on the road. plenty of
work and good pay. Reid Manufacturing Co,
III ottawasf III
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
FOR REHT-BUsINEss PLACES.

TOR RENT-The doub c store 81 and Q Canal
IL ST. also stores i:6 Canal and 2 East
Bridge-st. S. l.. 4 Ph. &. Fuller. IL East
Bridge ST. l7i
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

A CHANCE - So tine fef ne. str eaf,i-
y ~ knf actfve nea ~fftsouf capita - -
ssrs esfv fiensaaf sra gfcffe RE NTfsfress
taefrsr ~sft z erns sfsmp. 0ssefidstek ta
fss'stt4 ~nce Store. q tYrsae kaito3ne
ft~r~5saA fsfse ww
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

NNtNTFp- f.ocation for a good ieesi ress-
w psreF sna ieN " rtine ofhrs must - =
live rfawins risce. Northern ~ - estern
Niehiesn preftrred. Address G.. 1rieGram-
Heraa. Grana Rapids -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

WANTED -t3esflrrasr ~ isdie- y, tske
W rhsrfs ~ btstne<s that - psv.rs 90 -
A. ger esrs rspitaa required. iron ~ 20
49,; a9erts szsa ssgtef Cal ~ address =
kine eenefsi agent. . Nsnroess rcssn J.
Art a5ar 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16

DADClIIF a HobJ-feIiatie uphoistersrs
~ q ~ south pttison-st. have the largest
vans employ the most competsht men ana
will give yau regular rates. whether you ssk
for them er not nv 'pboning No. 40 OF 81 after
tusi ness hours
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-16
TOR sALE-KrsoELLAEEoUs

EoR SALE-Horse. years old. weight ~
lbs. gentle. not al . 4 Of cars. and
lady's driving horse. 2ss t,rand ave II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
Rev. Read yindtcated.

At the close of the regular prayer meet
ing services last night in the First Baptist
church, Deacon Cook being in tie char
as moderator, DR.. j. c. II. Reed was
granted the courtesy OF the floor. and
read TO the church sworn testimony and
statements from psrties aud officials of
Grand Island, Neb, for the purpose of
vindicating botA he and Lotto Zediker
from the foul ISLANDERS set shoat by the
night clerk and porter of the Pacific
hotel in the town of Grand Island
AT the close OF the reading IF the
evidence and reviewing Of direct tes-
timony, motion was made and adop,
ted by the church declaring the par
ties in question fully vindicated. \ res
olution restoring them to full me mber-
ship was also adoptt d by the church. At
this time the opposition sought &c take
| advantage of a technicality. and referred
to bylaw of the church which says a
member cannot be received if any five
persons object, and that there were more
than five objectiug, and SO the matter
rests.
By s vote of the church the parties
were exoperated; by vote of the church
they are members in good standing. Thi:
| bylaw is like the bylaw of secret orders
wherein certain number of black balls
can reject any person. 1t can, however
be changed or snnulled by ms oriIy
vote nv giving Two weeks notice - Mo
line Republican.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
&c, COULD MOVE THE WORLD

II had something to rest my lever on, said Arch
imedes Large bodies move or are moved slowly
But ii Is no impossible or even difficult task to
render those email bodies, the kidneys. active
when they are not so. Donttry 10 do this with
uImedicated alcoholic stimulants The exper
ment is unsafe. The sure, safe means is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which affords just the
right amount Of stimulus without OVERRIDING the
matter. Continued inactivity of the kidneys oil
bladder it should never be lost sight of are atten-
ded with grave peril. Bright's disease. diabetes
and other ailments which affect the renal organs
have their origin inactiOn Of the kidneys. To
overcome this is easy matter az tue outset. Not
so later. Now Is the appointed time in a case OF
this sort. Irregularity of the bowels. stomach
and liver, rheumatism and malaria renedied by
the Bitters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29

warden; John Mann, junior warden; A.
E. Lyford, treasurer; John Lancashire.
CLERK; and John ] Ingram, deputy clerk,
There will be services ut the Business
Association headquarters on Sunday at
1890 a. IN,
Thh B, { r & n. has arrsu ged for Z
special train to Cedar Rapids tomorrow.
Memorial day, for all wishing to witness
the ball games between Davenport aud
Cedar Rapids. The train leaves the B
C. R. s n depot, foot of Brady street,
Davenport. at z a. m. arriving in time
for the morning game, and returning.
leaves Cedar Rapids at $50. reaching
heme at o'clock Fare for the round
trip So.
The Bankers Son" was presented al
Harper's theatre last evening by The Eu'
nice Goodrich company to good sized
and we'll pleased audience, Miss Good
rich appearing as Bert Day, in which she
again demonstrated her versatile talent
Prof OFT delighted the audience as usua
with his different musical instruments.
Tonight THE Little Countess" is to bt
given, ard tomorrow afternoon, Little
Red Riding Hood" The company con
cludes its engagement tomorrow night
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
Iore Hennepin Endorsement

The following resolution prepared by
Hon. J. Il Murphy and referred to the
committee on resolutions of the Trans
Mississippi congress at Denver asst week
was passed without dissenting vote:
Resolved, That this congress Is in
favor Of the immediate construction OF
the Hennepin canal, where there will be
an all water route from the Mississippi
river to the lakes and the ocean, snd
while we indorse the action of the last
congress in making an appropriation of
$500 900 to commence the work, we do
recommend that the next congress makes
ample appropriation to complete said
canal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
WENT DOWN IN THE GALE.
Loss of a Schooner and Seven Men in LaI
Michigan

Loss of a Schooner and seven Men in Lake
Michigan
MCSEEGoN. Mich, May 29-The schooner
Thomas Hume, owned by Hackley <
Hume, of this city, has undoubtedly been
wrecked and gone TO the bottom Of Lake
Michigan, together with her crew of seven
men. One week ago Thursday the Hume
and the Rouse Simmons cleared from Chi
cago for Muskegon. \ stiff gale was
blowing. They slipped along pretty lively
and encountered a heavy sea The sim
mons labored in the storm for several
hours and finally put back into Chicago.
arriving here Wednesday night The last
seen of the Hume she was encounterin-
the storm and pursuing her course to Mus
kegon. The Simmons remained in Chica-
go until the storm subsidized and then made
her way to Muskegon
No Iidings of the Missing Vessel
Upon arriving here the captain was
mnch surprised to learn that the Hume
had not been heard of. At first il was eN-
pected that she had run into some conveE.
lent port for shelter. But DAYS passed
and no tidings being received of her. in
quiries We're made of other boats. but no
one had seen the Hume. The Thomas
Hume was formerly the II. & Albright
She was in charge of Capt Harry Al
bright>ou. whose home i in Chicago.
Besides the captain she had crew of SIX
men. all OF Chicago. She was valued at
81 Shl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-29
NEW ORLEANS AND ITS MOB.
Some More Lynch law Threatened in the
Neg.G Euture.

Some More Lynch law Threatened in the
Near Future.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29-There are many
mutterings of discomfort at the develop
ments in the bribery case. The apparent
spiriting away of one of the principal wit
nesses and the assertion that the law can
not punish bribers of tales jurors have
made bad impression on the public mind
and may lead to serious trouble. The
newspapers are loud in their warnings
that the temper of the people will not
! longer permit the delay in the psrification
of the fountains of justice.
Destroying System.
The New Delta says: New Orleans Is
not in mood to be tri1ed with. We
would greatly deplore re-enactment of
the scenes of March IA, but on that day
the people were destroying not individuals
but a system, and they are determined
| that that system in all its offshootS' and
! ranifications shall be destroyed, by legal
and judicial methods if possible but oe-
StrOyed