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AIx MEN SHOT AT A DANGE
Three Arc Not Expected 10 Live-Msal
Slightly Wonnded In the Confusion.

Slightly woanded In ths Confusion.
CArLETTspuRa. KY. March 11.-Reports re-
ceived at this place this morning tell OF nGht
last night at Kilgor. q small mining town on
the Nswport News and Mississippi Valley
Railroad. about twenty miles west OF this
point. in which ak mon are said to have been
fatally shot and several others wounded. For
some time the bellies and beaux OF the hamlet
have been making preparations for q ball to
be given at the public hall.
To make tho occnsion moro delightful. the
young men purchased several gallons OF
whiskey. On Monday evening the ballroom
was crowded Early in the evening the men
began drinking. and As the night wore away
they began to show intoxication. A quarrel
arose between two Of the dancers over young
woman. Suddenly . shot was fired. and q
panic ensued. Men. women. and children
rushed for the passage to the open door.
The door became cloRRed with the Jam Of
persons anxious to sscaps the bulleta The
first man to fall was Sherman Lucas miner
As soon a. Lucas fell bis friends rallied to his
rescue and Q battle ensned. 1t Ia estimated
that $50 shots were fired. Tho firing ceased
only when ammunition was exhausted. During
the faht the lights were sxtinRushsd. and
this saved many lives.
When the smoke Of the battle cleared away
six men lay on the door badly wounded. The
men are: Sherman Lucas, Charles Bunting.
Sam Bunting. Andy Howell. Jefferson Waugh.
and David Waugh. The BuntinRs and Waugh
are not expected to live. No one has been a..
Yested.
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A MYSTERIOUS BOX.
Il % Supposed % Have CsataiaeA n Husas.
Body.

~ - DUppOSe0 20 HAVE NOotaboe0 y HuoAAn
Body.
CHICAGO. March 1.-THE authorities OF the
Northwestern and the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroads are investigating the mat
ter OF . mysterious box. supposed to have con-
tained the body OF . murdered person which
the authorities Of Msnitowoc Wis. claim was
sent thew from Chicago In chsrRs OF a rough
looking man. The box reached Msnitowoo
yesterday afternoon. 1t was called for BY .
man whom the baggsssman described as .
tramp. This fellow had tho box transferred
10 q. livery stable. whore he declared the box
the death certificate and address,
Later he called at the livery stable and
tie rivsi: Late u q. day ths box was found
on the ice near q hotel. Near by were some
old rags to which cluhg pieces Of what sp-
psared to be human flesh. II looked as though
man who accompanied the mysterious piece OF
fright could not be found. though search was
N nads for him. It is believed the bog CON.
IiD SO as to flt the receptacle.
Inquiry Mt the railroad depots hore disclosed
the fact that no record o. such q CONSIGNMENT
to Manitowoo could be found In the baggage
mems books.
The sun., 1891-03-12
MEDDED 4 HOTEL PORTER.
A lrlllionairo's Daughter Marries IN q
eret and Then Repents.

A 0nmonaaro's Daughter Marraes In Be.
eret and Then Repents.
DENVER, March 11.-An Albuquerque. N. NJ.
despatch says: A most sensational affair has
just como to light at the MonteEuma Hotel
Hot springa Blk months ago millionaire Of
Chicago brought his wife and 16-year-old
daughter to the Springs. Tho daughter was
handsome. but somewhat weak minded.
On Feb. 10 the daughter slipped away from
the hotel and was united in marriage By Q
local Justice etthe Peace to the hotel porter. .
man named HogR. Tho girl remained with her
mother and nothing was known Of the mar
raRs until yesterday. whom the father came to
take the family home.
Then HogR put in an application and claimed
his bride. but offered. II 10 alleged. to compro-
mise for $4,000. The girl declared that she
preferred to 20 with her father rather than
to remain with HoGe. The Chicago family loft
on the morning train and Hogg followed on
the afternoon train.
The sun., 1891-03-12
BULKELEY ORDERS An ELECTION:
A Vacancy n the Danbury Probate Dil
triet, but the Democrats Went Vote.

A Vacancy In the DaAbury Probate Oto.
tract, but the Democrats Went Vote.
DANBuRY. March 1l.-Mr. Bulkelsy has or.
dsred special election in the Danbury Pro-
bate district to Ill the vacancy which the
death Of Judge J. Howard Taylor caused The
order was duly served. and the election viii bs
held on Thursday. March 10.
The Democrats can easily elect their candi-
date, but II thoy vote at the election they vir-
tually recognize Bulkeley's authority to order
It SO they will stay away from the polls. and
tho Republicans will have the field to them
selves.
The Democratic Will appeal to the courts to
have tho Republican Judge restrained from
taking possession OF the off1ce. ON tho ground
that his election 10 invalid and Of course that
will involve Q decision IS to Bulkeley's au-
thority to order the election. Both parties are
determined to fight tho case. and tho State
Central Committees will no doubt be called
upon for financial aid. In the mean time .
Democratic Judge from another town will con-
duct Danbury's probate business.
The sun., 1891-03-12
A-sAb,sAop Corr,x.. to Arb,trat. tn. Case.

PouoHKsEpsIE. March 1.-THE case Of
Farley against Hughes and Hughes against
Farley will not be tried In the courts Arch-
bishop Corrigsn has interposed his authority
and directed that the Rev. Father Farley with
draw his suit against Mr.. Hughes and also re-
auested Mr.. Hughes to discontinue his suit
against Father Farley. and directed that the
case be brought before himself for arbitration.
promising TO give full Justice to Mr.. Hughes In
Both parties were ready for trial yesterday
morning but late on Monday night a special
on them and THAR respectlvs lawyers OF his
sction tn" case. Father Earley and Hughes
had hfulus IN ". Mays, huich In this city
over q pew Mr., Hughes claimed as his. but
which Father Farley had barricaded. The
BIZ Father Farley,
The sun., 1891-03-12

Average Az Average on March II. 1850. +SAs.
SIGNAL ovvscz rolsoAss TILL p 4 JHuaspAE.
For hains New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts,.
Rhode Island and coansscuk generally fsiri slightly
warmer; sosthsrly winda
For easte'~ SsS Ysrt, lsM rsf"; wsrrsri ssssAssst
svlv UiNds
For tss District sf cslsmbiA eastern PsnnsyivasAa.
New jersey. Dslswsrs and Maryland. rain fhussAsy,
NO change In tsmpsrsturs southsssssrly winds
For West Virginia, western psunsylvasiA sad wss&
sru New York rain ThUzsdsyi colder by FusAs; sssAh-
AAassLl WtndA
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IHE MEMPHIS TRAGEDX

Lawysp PestsA Dies anA Col. King - -.
tirsly Csln Over It.
NxMpnrs, March 1l.-David Poston. the lsvs
yer who WAS shot yesterday BY Col. q. Ulsv
King. died st 8;l0 this evening. The only
chsncs OF saving his life ny an operation Vas
taken at late hour last night and failed. Dol
Kine, in bis cell at tho jail. received the news
OF his victims death in the same cool manner
that has characterized his bearing since the
tragedy occurred.
The sun., 1891-03-12
M.ve..ysr a Elders Reaaery Aars.

About 1915 o'clock this morning six mon
working In the boiler house Of Havemeyer d
Elders sugar refinery. at the foot Of South
Ninth street. willismsburah. discovered that
the roof OF the inner boiler house was aflre.
The refinery IL . block long and consists OF
six separate buildings. Three alarms we're
sent out, and after about an hours work Chief
Perry announced that the fire WAS under con.
10000
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Rsseiver sim.oas Takes HoiA.

]. Edward Simmons. receiver Of the Amsri-
can Loan and Trust Company, took oharGs
yesterday, and . full stan Of clerks BEGAN
mo 70 said that within q few days he would
have some idea Qf what the stockholders
would receive It IL almost certain that tho
the company is ceiling on the Real Estate ES.
ehsnxs and N Wall street ct ~ ,sL,L
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Arrest OF Q Banker.

CHICAGO. March lL-Charles z Cook. former
" an oficer OF the dsfunct Park National Bank
Of this city. and part owner OF two Wisconsin
banks that failed whom the Park National went
under. was arrested to-day on q requisltion
from Wisconsin. The charge AGAINST Cook is
county. ~ S Sisoons!n. one one i Of CooEs alleged VIC.
Fhs %.ls SspEk: *: SsS SsS ss: ss:S .ss y
don H0t At Hsrtiord. Wis The amount Of monsy
said TO have disappeared was about e6o.oQ0
sufferers, Kince then Cook is supposed 70 have
tssn in Europe fer a time and recently In In;
succeeded Ia getting recessed On bail.
rhs Latest Psshioai
ylrnituss from Geo. Q. gint Co.. 18th st and 9th ax
The sun., 1891-03-12
OUR TRADE WITH CANADA.

Canada ReaAy 70 Negotiate fer Reel.
procity.
OTTAWA, March 1.-THE Dominion Govern
mont to-day decided to inform Secretary
Blaine through the British Minister st Wash
inRton. that they were prepared to enter into
negotiations st once in the direction Of reel
proclty and only waited his pleasure to NJ Q
date when he would bs willing to receive the
Canadian Commissioners. Sir Charles Tup-
per will represent Canada while the interests
of Great Britain will bs looked after by
Joseph Chamberlain. who acted In . similar
capacity at Washington two yssrs ago
The sun., 1891-03-12
Sporting L,re 10 Never Dull.

Fiddler Neary and Snapper Green. pugilists
Of this eity. who refused to DAY their fares
On . Rcekawsy Beach train on Mon
Q dRht with the cond uctor. were each sentenced
to thirty days In tho county jail by JusticS
Kavansgh OF Long Island City yesterday.
The sun., 1891-03-12
a Nsw.rh Girl Bitten By . Dos.

n Newark Girl Bitten ~ Dos.
4 black spitx dog owned by Charles Buob at-
tackled Katie Collins. 10 years old. ct Jacob
street and Springfield syenus. Newark. yestsr-
day and bit her badly In the left arm. The
The sun., 1891-03-12

.rhs Latest rsshionS
ysrnisurs frsm Geo. O. Siint Co., 18th st and 9th Az
The sun., 1891-03-12

aIne Assembly passed bills with great In
Ssysrai hashss 9f Smnssmsnt The vsnsrsble
Sabnrn4 OF Duchess, the successor TO tho dash
Sossr iHs'T sSRsp ..'d nS.n up b bAH9 3%S.ns
SEIT1 KIP On On Lake ns lhamplain was on Ito pAsss2e.
1 sSs1; ia. th.. bill h.. been through
kny bill that can get through that Committes
ssS ss'Hf. viii Si,as 1S;. must = good BILL
Tim is Chairman Of that committee. and this
:ss?ra ;:t''s''Ioa "a '5sis'''s'' o' 'h' Strong
s:I r. S tss. .pSas Sfs & r. s.d.SlD d:SD'fE
q I'll :S. = sss
masn mnSn cSrporations are concerned. Fish to-day
1S,conrs. Il was obisctea to- The irIsuds Ri 81 he
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s.: sass:.. !s.s s:s:s, ~,
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salssr ssisS0 aP ssd Yni p..s.d hl. anti
.yS ana aHs Il. sos. e: s.s %
s,TrH.s kudIoIsry Com mpit,ss reported tbs Hil-
e s.;Itss !: y: & s:ssa
~ gs.s sss.s:$:t &:
ssR: g: %ss s:;,:S *S' motion sSis
on ~. ',ssq '5,ss.qoih.I Air a:.dsg b aos.sd thoagh
Eow y was impossibis 10 do away With the
fof s's: x, ,r:ssryo q had
ssts ssyns Si q S:a cDss q efs sts SSs
w popular pleasure and educational resort.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS took him back 70
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
An Intricate case.

Thomas Maxwell, of Port Byron, who
was arrested here On Wednesday night by
the police on charge of larceny was
given 8 hearing before Magistrate Stone
of that place Yesterday, and the case
against him was dismissed. He was re-
arrested before leaving the court room,
however, Do telegram from
Constable Eckhsrt, of this city
His attorney, William Meese, of Moline.
then became excited and il is said advised
the prisoner to resist the officer. claiming
that his arrest was illegal. and even went
so far as 10 tell the prisoner to strike the
oflcekand escape, that he bad perfect
right to do go. A large crowd of
indignant citizens assembled and
it was with fficulty that further trouble
was prevented. Maxwell was brought 10
this city last night and this morning his
attorney made application to the circuit
court for q writ Of habeas corpus, but the
proceedings were dismissed by Judge
Smith this afternoon, and Maxwell is
having his hearing before Magistrate
Wivill this afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
.no,n.r ,,u,c,de in davenport.

Mrs. Margaret Tegrunde. wife OF Died.
rich Tegrunde. living at 92s West Sixth
street. Davenport, committed suicide
shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon by hanging. The woman had been
suffering from illness for the past TWO
years, and for several months past her
mird had been somewhat deranged. Her
condition led aer husband to quit his reg.
ular employment and give his entire time
TO care of her. Yesterday she appeared
in better heal h than usual and his atten'
ton TO her was somewhat relaxed. Un'
observed she stole from the house to the
barn, secured rope, hanged herself anu
when found BIZ her husband she was DEAD
Coroner McCortney was summoned, en-
panelled jury. and q verdict was return
ed in accordance with the 1ac'S
presented.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
COUNTY BUILDING.

30-Leurs E Wilson to Benjamin Lar
son, lot l, block 2,Sirnetts second addi-
ton. Rock Island, 1926.
Arson Candee to John Radcliffe, lot 4,
block 5, Candee grove, South Moline,
$500.
David Sears and D Woodruff to A C
and G Dart, outlot l. Woodruff & Sears
first a. ditIon, Sears, S41S.50.
Gustaf Swensson to Henry Thomson.
20 feet lot s, block 2, Pitts, Gilbert 6
Pitts first addition, Moline. S1,750.
Marie Wilmaser to w B Ferguson and
W Magill, lot 8. block 16, Spencer s.
Cases addition, Rock Island, 50 600.
Julia Cabin to Catherine Cronin, ss>
SCISSORS plat of outlets to Rock Island, sc
lot 54. Sc, IS 2w, S1C0-
Susan B Brown to Martin T Wright,
lot 33, 90. II, 2w, Milan. $3.50.
Oot. l. John T Noftsker, John G
Smith WI. lot l and 2. block l, East Rock
Island addition to Moline, $1,000.
Peter Thompson to F. c. Hoffman,
part lot Is. 81. IS. Nv. assessors plat of
1861. 81 $50
William Fl Gest to Christian Nasb, lot
l, block 2. Towards First addition to
Rock Island. $500.
Mark E Thomas to E a Guyer. part of
lots 5, 6 and 8, block 3, Old Town of Mos
line, $500
John Bladel to Theodore F. Kendall
wi. lot Z and TO- block %. Chicago or
Lower addition, Rock Island. 800.
PROBATE.
Oct. Estate of William L. Cook
Report of sale of real estate filed and ap-
proved and executor authorized TO exc.
cute deed to purchaser.
Estate of Mary R. Bangs. Inventory
filed and approved. Proof of notice to
creditors filed.
Estate of Jacob Korb. Appraisemen,
bill and widows sMsrd filed and approved.
Claims allowed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS,

Frost and ice are reported in New Eng
land.
Gold is quoted at 33l premium in
Buenos Ayres.
There is three feet of snow on level at
Red Lodge, Mont.
Jay Gould's family deny that he is or
has been seriously IL.
The Boston banking firm of A. R.
Turner s. Co. has failed.
Thursdays gate receipts at the Illinois
state fair were SIS, go.
a meeting at Windsor Ont, to discuss
annexation to the United States broke up
In row.
The race war in Lee county, Arkansas,
has eliminated in the lynching of ten ne
gro rioters by the whites.
1t is thought probable that Postmaster
Hart, of Boston, will resign his federal
Office and run again for mayor this win
ter.
Harvey Wa.terson, father of the editor
Of The Courier-Journal, died Thursday
night at the home of his son in Louis
vile.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
PAVED STREETS.
Rock Island Will Soon Have Many
Miles.
The WGrE East On Moline Avenue
Sugge stions as to the Bush
ness Portion.

Edwards & Walsh have completed the
excavations east of Elm street for suf-
ficient distance TO enable the resumption
of brick paving Monday morning. The
firm will push the improvement with all
the speed possible with the hope of at
least reaching Thirty eighth street this
fall. 1t is 20 be hoped the pavement will
be complete as far as the Rock Island
depot at any rate, and if it goes as far as
Thirty. eighth, so much the better. as
matter of course.
The suggestion made in last nights
ARGUS with reference TO the paving of
East and West Seventeenth, two blocks on
Sixteenth and one on Fifteenth, have
met with hearty favor at the hands Of
public spirited citizens. Eighteenth
street was paved for two blocks last
year. and Mark ct square has just be- n
likewise substantially paved. Second
avenue is paved from Ninth to Twentieth
the latter street from First to Ninth ave-
nue.. Fourth from Twentieth to Twenty
third, the latter 10 Moline avenue, and
Moline aver ne from Tweuty-third to Elm.
The ordir ance has passed for the paw
ing of Third avenue from Ninth to Tween
tV-fourth, OF Nineteenth from First to
Third and Of Commercial alley. This
leaves only the five blocks mentioned to
complete the main business centre, to say
nothing of the main thoroughfsres al
ready completed leading to the resident
portions Then it is not unlikely that
the property holders living on Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and Nineteeuth south
| of Third avenue will petition HE council
to have those streets paved tue coming
year.
The paving movement involves an eco
nomical method Of providing for the per-
msnent improvement of streets, and The
council cam OF do too much Of it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
The swing-Em mons Sensation

The preliminary hearing of the case
against Conductor William Swing, of the
Rock Island road. charged by Fred Ems
mons with adultery, was deferred until
Monday morning instead Of this morning,
the defendant being held meanwhile in
$500 bail
1t is understood that Emmon's wife
has begun suit for divorce at Ottawa.
The action begun in the justice court is
preliminary to suit for $40, 900 damages
against Conductor Swing. who Emmons
charges with having alienated the affec-
tons of Mrs. Emmons, wife of the com,
plainant.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
TOWNtTALK.!

Cutiglass berry dishes at Will r. John
sons
Nice grapes and peaches at Young's.
2 New light neck chains in solid gold at
Will R. Johnson's.
.Gilpin Moore went to Chicago last
night on business trip.
For chamber suits and psrlor suits 60
to Clemann s. Salzmann's.
The only place to buy wall paper aud
buy it cheap, is at George SATELLITES.
The horsemen are enjoying some good
racing at Riverview park above Moline,
this afternoon.
Sales still continue on wall paper at
SATELLITES; prices from 90 to 80 per cent
cheaper than any other dealer in the city.
Martin Coen, formerly with MeIntire
Bros. of this city, and now conducting
their branch house at Superior, Neb., is
in the city calling on old friends.
At Trinity church next Thursday morn
ing at 1870 o'clock occurs the marriage
OF Miss Florence Bostock, daughter of
Deputy Collector Harry Bostock and wife,
to Thomas Downing, Rev. R. F. Sweet,
officiating.
Chief Ramskill now has six of the fire.
men selected for the paid fire department
They are Bernard Brahm, j. D. Collier,
Henry Dasso, Il. F. Blocker, George
Glass and John Bender. This is all that
will be appointed for the present, The
boJs did good work in the little fire in
Wallis carriage fac DRY last evening.
On their way home from a committee
meeting last night. Aldermen Kuox and
Huesing, of the finance committee of the
city council, discovered smoke coming
out of Wallis carriage factory. They
Immediately notified MIR. Wall who has
been confined to his homs the past few
days on account of sickness. The latter
gave the keys to the aldermen who upon
Investigation found the cause to he a bar
rel of sawdust, which was on fire, and
which the gentlemen Immediately extin-
guished, thus preventing what might
have been a very serious FIRE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
THE STREET RAILWAYS.
The Track Laying Forces on Third
Avenue ana the Elm Street Line

me Track Laying Forces on Third
Avenue and the Elm street Line
No es.
General Supt. Henry Schnitger of the
trl city street railway. this morning COM
menced relaying with Johnston rail, the
track OF the bridge line or Third avenue
between Nineteenth and Fifteenth, the
only part of this branch of the system
where the old strap iron remained.
Electrical Engineer Fredericks has at the
same time begun the transferring of the
overhead wires on the Elm street line
from Fifth to Sixth on Nineteenth and
from Nineteenth to Twenty first on Sixth
avenue. As soon as the four blocks on
the bridge line are relaid, Supt Schnit.
ger will transfer his forces TO
the E N street line and it will
be completed as soon as possible. Then
the syndicate will be through with its
track operations in Rock Island and Mo-
line. 1t would also be through in short
time in Davenport, were it not that every
property holder In that city seems to want
special line by his door. Rock Island
has the advantage of system which is
at once convenient to the public and pay
ing TO the strea. car company, simply be-
cause the council has extended reasonable
privileges to the company, in permitting
1t to use such streets as are desirable and
to abandon those which are rot. Daven.
port would find it to its advantage to
follow suit
Manager Louderback announces that
two cars will be put on the Milan line the
first of the week. insuring half hour ser,
vice between Rock Island and the tower.
The motormen and conductors on the
Milan road are to have new uniforms, too
Supt. Hunioon has decided upon a de,
sign similar TO that to be used on the
other lines, except that the tower liz,
men will be distinguished by dark gre,
uniforms and caps. very good idea OF
| Mr.. Huntoons part
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
Police PSinS.


Pat Somuers was fined SO and costs in
the police court this morning for intoxi-
cation.
NJ orris Geismar, cashier for the Moline
Wagon com oany, met with rather uL>
pleasant experience a. II o'clock last
night on his way to his home, the resi-
dence of his uncle, Morris Rosenfeld, 220
Tenth street. Near the corner of Tenth
street and Second avenue he was attacked
by two men who with leveled revolvers
demanded his valusblss or his life.
G4isnsr promptly yielded the former and
the foot pads came in possession of his
gold watch and chain and fed. The
police were notified but, have found no
trace of the nighwaymen.
Officer William Glass, against whom
grave charges have been made of late. has
asked for al investigation of such charges,
and the matter will be likely to come be-
fore the council at its next meeting.
That for less ofenses than those with
which Mr.. Glass is charged, other police
men have been removed under the present
administration without having the privi-
lege Of an investigation, there is no doubt.
and it is because OF other circumstances
that The ARGUS has not more fully ex-
posed the after, and not because it
would defend Mr.. Glass, whom it has re.
garded from the first as unfit in every
way for police duty.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
To Dspel ColdF,

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system effectually, yet gently, when cos
tive or bilious, or when the blood is inn
pure or sluggish, to permanently cure
habitual constipation. to awaken the kid
news and liver to healthy activity, with
out irritating or weakening them. use
Syrup Of Figs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
NniICe Memh ara.

All members of st. Paul lodge No. 107,
Knights of Pythias. and also the Uniform
Rank, are hereby notified that head,
quarters have been changed TO the l. o.
o. F. hail, where all meetings will be he'd
hereafter, TRUSTEES.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03

A handsome complexion is one Of the
greatest charms woman can possas'
Pozzoni's Complexion powder gives it
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-03
cb,caeo and Rsturn for 81. 81.

On Oct. 6 the c., R. 1. & P. will sell
round trip tickets to Chicago at rate Of
one fare for the round trip.