davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-15

Prices. soc and 81 seats at Hansen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

NV iazck ham d. owy
k6let r6Iniczych W krakowlc y
kazdem dnlcm ~rozszcrza dzlaiaI-
nose swoiaSl coraz nowych pray.
ciagoja Czlonkow. Zatoaono ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

dawno sklepy Ruszczy pod
Krakowem, W hopuszce pod Kan
czuga, RuskicJ Wsi pod RE
szowem, Szynwaidzie pod
Turnowem Hiele innych, W
Zmiazku towary pobierajacych,
dzlekl ofiarnosci obywatelskiej i
gorliwej piracy swych za}ozyclell j
klerownikow rozwieraja sic 20.
myslnle dta dobra kra]n pozyt.
ku wyzyskiwanego dotal ludu.
W Novel WIS., Nurodowej pod
krakowem wkrotce otwarty be-
dzle nowy sklep, Ktorego klernw-
nictwo cheimuje PARMA Maya
Siedlecka z Krakowa i z catem
zapatem do dzieta przystepuje. To
tez z przyjemnoseia wlara W
lepsza przYsziosc zapisujemy tn
imiona zacnych pracown,czek !
pracownikow ma tej wdziqcznej
nlw;e obywatclskioj, jak panny
Zoii popiel6wny W Ruszczy, hr.
Wfadystawa ScIplo Lopuszce,
ktory wolne chwile Cd nauk ~
Uniwersytycle Jugielohskim, wy.
pefnla c'ezka praca dlu Kofka /
sklcpu, pana Kszimlerza Kiebow-
skiego W Rzeszow1e. ktoregc sta.
ramon zawdzieczyc nalezy zato.
zenie wiekszego sklepu W Ruskiej
Wsi, ks. proboszcza A%Ieksandra
S:emihsklego Szynwa}dzre,
ktory sprawl, il sklep tamteiszy
Prov adzonY %starannie przez panne
Marye Prawdzlc Lewick;, w nowo
wybudowanym domu, ]przeznacza
czysty dochod ma budow. kosclofa,
ks. Edwarda Slaskiego. p~roboszcza
W krzac'nie, kt6ry podobnie, iialk
wy&ej wymienieni, i piracy i max
iadu ME za}uje ola rozwoju sklepu
kofka r6lnlczego. Niepodobnv tn
wyl,czyc tych wszystkich kapfa-
now obywateli, ktorzv zadanla
Zwlazku skutecznie popieraja.
Uczynlmy to pozniej a teraz, pc.
da]emy spis nowych czfonk6w kto
rzy W ostatnioh dniach do Zwiaz,
zku przystaplli: 266. Felicyan
SzybalsAi q Morawlcy IS ztr.
267. K6fko roln cze W Rusk'e:
WIS., pod Rzeszewem 25 zfr. 2Ss
Maya Jordanowicz z Paczoftowlo
IS ctr. 269. Katarzyna Tomczyko.
WA %. zr. 27O. JGzef Bielawsk;
IS zfr. 271. Wydzlaf Rady pc.
wiatowej Chrzano vie 25 zfr
272. J6zefa Cybulska rs. z}r. 273
Zygmunt Terakowski 25'zfr. "a.
Jozef Hopcas % ztr. 275. ks, FIR
J~abczyhski i Kofko rolnicze W
Strzyzowie % zfr. PIG Michat hr
Softan 25 zfr. 277. Kotko rolmcze
w Dobromilu % zfr. 27S. Kolko
rolnicze w Wadowicach COR
nych rs z}r. 279. DR.. Il. J6zef
czyk 50 1T. 6. steigraber 25 zb'
2H1. Micha1 Dobrzyhskl % zfr
2e2. A. Zycichska % ztr. 283. e
skwirczyhska 25 CTR. 2s4. ks
Edward Slash z Krzeoina IS zfr
295. Antoni Gunter 2 krzeclna q
zfr. 2S6. Bronisfawa Popielowa Z;
zfr. 297. MIkofai Jagfa z Plerzcho
wa Is zfr 2S8. b. Adam 25 z}r
289. Jan Ostrowski 25 zfr. 29O
Jan CiszeK 4 Czarnego Dunnja 2;
zfr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
Kto poszukuje farmv docho-

Kto poszukuje fanny docho-
dowania owocow, niechaJ sic uda
do Stanu Washington.
Co do rozKoszy naukowych
przerzyna kolej Northern Pacific
okolice, iakich ME ma gdzieindziej.
Przeiezdzajac przez CORY Rocky,
Bitter Rood i Cascade, widzi sic
naiwiekszy krajobraz g6rzysty W
caiych Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Jeziora Pend d'Oreille Coer
d'Alene same So warte podrozy cd
brzeg6w AtIantyku do Oceanu
Spokoinego. Podroz wzd}uz Clark's
Fork prey rzece Columbia jest
snem prey oczach ctwartych.
Ably MONA jechac tax oaleko
to wszystko wldziec, dale kole
Northern Pacific poc,agl ustuge,
jake gdzleindziej trudno znalesc.
Nalwspanialsze i nalwygodniejsze
kary %syplalne. Najlepsze kary ia
dalne. Pullmana kary ola turystow
tax ola plerwszej, jak ola drugie!
klasY, Take kary do span'a we
dnie. Lokomotywy Baldwin,.
PlsaG do
CIIAS. S. FEE
Gen. passenger & Ticket agent
St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
PoISka pod MoSkalem.

Drozsze mad zycle
We wsl Jordanowlcach pod Gro
dzlskiem w gubernil warszawsklej,
mieszkali w}oscianie Walczewscy,
kt6rzy prac2 i zablegiiwoscla do
robili sic znacznego majatku. o.
pr6cz gospodarstwa mieli we "si
k1lku domow, w ktorych wynai-
mowali mieszkanle ma lato gosciom
z Warszawy. Podobno posiadali
tez sporo uzbieranych pleniedzy.
NiedaWno gospodarz umar}. POGO
sta1a pc MIN wdowa, %staruszka bill
sko 9Oletnia, tax przywiazana 40
pien1edzy, re ME chcia}a podzlellc
sic mlerlcm z dziecmi pracowafa
jak wyrobnica, ably tylko coraz
wiecej grosza przysparzac. Goto
Wine noslia zawsze PREY soble;
n1ekiedy iednak | ludziom ma pro.
| cent pozyczaia. Niedawno dwaj
mleszczanle z Grodzisko pozyczyli
cd niej Z CORA 10000 rubll j wy
stawlli nibY rewers. oblecujac w
kr6tkim czas,e zwrocic dug z
procentem. Stara me umia{a CIV
tao, ale nikomu ME %pokazafa owe
go rewersu. Dopiero gdy termin
m1nat. a dtuznicy ME chciell oddac
naleznosc,, uda}a sic do kogos o
porade i tn sic %pokaza}o, re owl
m~ieszczanle oszukali ia, daJ JAG
zamiast rewersu jakis swistek be-
z~naczenla. Stara gryz}a sic okru-
tnie, rozmysla}a dzien i noce Q
swej stracie, az wreszczle okwlesi1a
sic 2 rozpaczY. Pien1edzy PREY niej
ME znalezlono. Podobno ME mogac
zniesc mys.i, re wypadnie rozstat
sic Z ukochanym grosze m, kobieta
zakopa}a go pred smiercia W leslie,
abY MKT lnny Z nlego ME skorzv-
sta1.
Z NJ d | lie Krol. Pol
skiem radchodz2 niepokojace via
domosci. Cholera grasuje tam
miedzv wojskiem rosyiskiem, PREY
prawlaj2c smierc dzienie pc q
%zofn!erzy. Dotad to tajono, teraz
luz dfuzej ME MONA, vice sic
przyznano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
TO OWO.

Wie1osenstco. 6 tysiecy ION
ma sultan marokanski. pc 2 tys'a-
ce W trzech stoIlcach swego pan
silva: 8 tyslace ma kr6l Aszantow
W Afrvce, coo kro' svamsh W
Avn, 400 szach persk'. $50 krol
dachomejskl W Afryce, 800 sultan
turecki, ale 7 nlch tvlko ma
tvtu} ,Kadina", czyli iona. Cudzo-
ziemcy, ME %znajac stosunkow
zwvczaiu, liczq w~szystkle sfuzace
w haremach "a zony %su}tanskle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
LINCOLN.

Wielki ten MAJ, ~opuszczajac
sw6j dom W Springfield, ILL.,, ably
objat urzad Prezydenta Stanow
Z]ednoczonych, przem6wl4 ma po-
zegnanle do swych starych przy-
jaci6f i znajomych, konczac s}owy:
,Sasledzi, daic;e waszym ch}opa-
kom sposobnosG do zrobienia
~szczescla.
Slowa tie jeszcze 'dzlsiaj TAX
dobrze SO ma czasle, .iak pred 80
laty.
Jak dawac taxa sposobnoSt?:
Ma %po]nocnym Zachod1ie ley
Wielkle panstwo, c~zekajace ma
miodych dnlclnych zuchGw, abv
przybyli, je ucywiiizowall ra@cm
2 zieni2 n~Iepszaii Swo.q dole. Pc
c tym tvm wicIkim Kralu 81
m}odzi ludzle, zuchv, kt6rvch m;at
~ m&%Ii Lincoln, >aa'>ai a"v po-
lepazemia swej dos |zroplruia
NaryerV.
l'u ich szclr>cle,
OInoSny Nr2i Iszy wadiuz
ko,cl Northern Pacific. Ia molua
Maiesd lyle uIckncgo, lie tyIko
&apragn.ecie. W Mlnnesoclc W
doIinlo r1cili Red River " Pol
nocncj Dakoclo naJpickmciszc
stepy, dobr" pod pszenlce | mnc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

uwiaza4y, poda]e pewlen francu ski
hodowca rszczol spos6b, re nale&y
wzlat z%wierciad}o puszczac ma
r6j promlenie swiatfa s4onecznego;
pszczo}y temi promienlami nlejako
osleplone, tenn wiecej clsna sic
naokof roju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
KAT Q G
KSIAZEK
WEI KSIE GARNl
E. I'D o wAk'
W WINONA, MINI.


Nova sn-owsdz;t od Derdow.
n,o Lnaae epi Io;asl a no1sLo ;eEa
"ao6Io ;s,n;eia W Macao
"oSonI m;on,o;a uas ~
mx
J o.. zafo Am
oo"sklego...,
49," e"' 1870
krystyny J zy~et sW'ese] MY
styi-y Dzlew'cy haz"ane! |"
-...1o
Jsn III o"b1e.S !, XII III
ski, "h'""cs chrzesc'ah>'"o cd
W'cdn'rm
K a a hurry czyl' D"Nv'r l
Prawda, ola rozrywa' i""'""
hla... ~
z e m czyli wynlerzrMlc >rra
wiedllw"Sc rrzez P"I>ks ]N"~i1a.
jaca ca}em Ojrzyzny
DC Ie:bels ~
1t" pod h"bylanN4 "M'A u
maJa lSd4:...... .
daleklc; przesz'"scl, N""tla
przez NJ y. ,''ai'SNle=@" Z. ="
ma pobrJ""'sNr woJnN l"''.
ko-mosk'rwsk'e] lS7' 'S'@ s.
Moo buszy, !oro"'adan'r "a"
munda dc Am1c's, ErI"lt"n""r<y'
z w4osk'ego i'"tr Z''"hy'k1; 4,
bleg.....
krwaws SOC. P"w'eS] nae.
da]eE'e; przeSzf'sc' przez hy5,
munta Lncyana S"'l'ne:;.'l'
List A gatona Glllera
Organ'zacyi Polakow W Anne
v II q o..
! 9 "'''S"' '' "" an
9 OK, ro"A nnn MY, w
w'ek"' PrzeN'"o W. H. A'' ~ :"
" m"cne] opra"ie re z'oco. III
tytu'klem
Dz,ec' y po"'es' 90 n'o
rama. oo
,n"cne] oPra"1e re zfocony"
%!'u'lNae'n ~
ol.c g czyil a~Y
c>F%'wo a ! Al''oso;ioo.
J "a > ole 9 . z
TAX SIG "ysP'sz;'
"" g K a G Gil Przea
; a:5o"sk1ego'
corka Il Q m a $ t ao
f'o'ra 'aAe nyho"shleeo...oo
~ r wa ty Po"ieA'
naPisana Przez w; o::..lo
4 spie""1yoi
W h~ongresoWce ! Alt"le' 10
awfzynleo K as1ubSk |
czyll kto z Boglem to BOG .
nm. Obrazek z czasow ana
lIlgo, przcz K. Wojciechowskle'
o. ca, Po~'eso moral
ma z czasow wleikorzadztwa AL
by W Niderlandach, osnuta ma
7rawdziwem zdarzenlu, naPlsana
przez X. Hajducklcgo kap'ana z
Wessen W ozwa!caryl .....zo
" y Dor Piesni N arod O.
wych, W ktorym znaJduJa sig:
dunk, arye, marsze, krakowlakl,
mazury, .plesnl patryotyczne, NO.
JENNIE, hlstoryczne IT'D. Cena 3O
B a X Of p iesni o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

Zwazcle danny
re tn many
Me "a drogi
StrGj ns nog',
Srolze fadny
[ paradny!
Tu trzewiKl
z skdry dzlkieJ,
Jake mietkle,
Pulchne, gietkie!
Stara, mfoda
l dewotka
w nich sic poca
Do podIotka.
Zas ola pidau
Many kerry
Mocnych butow,
Jakby z drutow-
Kazdej mary.
Chfop GO wstapl
Tu do Czecha,
Gdy wystapi,
Sic usmiecha:
Mega modnle
[ %wygodnie
Mu sic widzi,
z bosych szydzi.
Idac z Mast
Kroknem prcdkim
Reka szas.a,
Tnie1napietk EN-.
G}osno kryczy
Ward, Halra
Go sic tyczy:
Jam ME skuty,
Nc ME pi}em,
Jeno' by1em
KuplG buty
u B
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
w v dziaf krak. Towarzy

w d krak. Towarzy-
silva ,,Oswlaty ludowej" za4ozyf
we wrzesniu i pazdziernika br. 20
nowych czyteln ludowynh, zaopa-
trujac je W st6sowna ilosc ksiazek.
I tax zalozono czytelnie: W pow.
zywieckim W Sfotwin1o (dzie} 1859,
W pow. b,alskim W K~oblernicach
(dzief 1867 W pow. myslenicklm
W Juszczynle (dz1e} 1907, i W po-
,wiecle nowosadeckim W S1edlcu
(dzie} 1907, W Chomranicach (dzie}
l4S>, W powiecle krakowskim W
Toulach (dzief 55), W pow. bochen.
skim w Cichowicacn (dzie} l24): l
W Plerzchowie (dz,ef l43,) pow.
r~opczycklm w Brzeznlcy (dzlef 1917
i Niedzwiadzie (dzlei 1867,
W pow. jasielsklm we Frysztaku
(dzie} 1867, w pow. krosnlecskim
Miejscu dziet 147], W pow. re.
szowsklm w Lutor7zu dzief l44],
W pow. brzozowsklm W Nlebocku
[dzle} 1927, W pow. }ancucKim W
Aloigowej [dzie1 l43] W Wlerza-
wfcach [dzle} 1851, pow. pre-
mysk,m Krzywczy dzle} 1871,
w pow. mlelecklm w Czerminle
[dziel l41], W pow kolbuszowsklm
w Ostrowach Baranowskich Ldzie}
IA; przesfano zatem do bibllotek
nowach czyteln 2.Ol4 ks1azek.
w lynne samvm czasie celem
powlekszenia zapasu ksiazek W
zafozonych iuz dawniej czytelniach
przes1ano do czyteln 2.135 ksiazek,
a n,lanowlcie czytelniom: W Ee-
kach IS, W Porabce As. w Villa
mowicach W Bystrej 10, W Mlku-
szowicach Tow. Jawiszowlcach SOW
Grzechvni al, Radzlechowach
81, W Jachowce 76, W Krzyzowei
81, W Krakowle [szkofa Sfug] 1877,
w Miedzybrodzlu 109, W Krzeszo-
VIE 100, W Osieku So, w Budzo-
vie A, W Krzeczow!e GS, W Sic
mlenlu 80, W nworach 81, v Su-
chez -. W Zawoj us, W Rupnie
81, W Mll6@cr so, W Krzeszowl.
each GG, 81 MaAowic "a !! x Wy
@szatyczce 40 ksiazek.
I@ak du karmrgo "
WisnIcm zblrst s&4z3uy Ina lat :
IA ltradzjel roIINqrp Skiba,
II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

sybirze, PowieSd nap,sana pre-
4. z K. .25
Trzej W edrowcy. Chrzea
clanin, zyd j Turek, czyli kt
W Bogu pok}ada zaufanie, o ten
ma tenze ojcowskie %staranie. Pc
wiesc nader powabna i poucza
jaca przez Tomasza Wisniewskie
zyd W ieozny Tutaoz
J%erdzalem imieniem Ahaseverus
ht6ry mowi, ze ky} pred u
kNyzowaniem Chrystusa Pan,
i przez WszechmocnoS6 Bog
j~eszoze do dzisiejszego dnia AZ
70
j a 1at, .. ..t". s'.ss.
Ga ! tn",!, l"r,,t; nat,-t"n, 10.
,i}u" fAhl"" l,<,l =, n> ~ame-
Iin>ka 90
J ask mia r.l~,,,rca.
Pow5">" rrzr, i >oa. Tnr2va-
>kirg" ..... 81
Ia SANTA We, ",e,n~,~ 70
Aoron!m ..,".' ....5*
II storsH ego
Dcrw SIS. >..ir u1cza
u;,u.4rI
,lac uucv i.,,..,,
Ujstorya
Derw So, J.
O ~n,raccrju u,an,.. a.. - "
siac nocy ir'dur,. %
! " yuraw,,
Hednaw~klr.u..
" praw2 -" Il, w. ~"i'.,,
orowiaumln >,,t,... It,
Fr~'clSas&a G"rArMr~g,la. .~.o~al
Cav, vie!sri IN
Ar., PoisMi. .. 2~r3ualr
po1"ni1 A"vr>,r ,r>cl ,:.
Dyrrw1"<a...... .......o
N . y , J &c RI q ~ A"H'r
tury jeg". 4 z,r.tj i",r",-.aj
rodem. I $ "l"".'@'" "
y cZ y ~ u.s. NG!rh ~
CIotF, p"~ic>t, n~4}">ai "a.
kanon!A s5zmid...... .25
; We ws', 81 Ii -trach rs
"'eiAle 10
Dobry z'H Is"
stu c@yIl zycle 4""J=a rome
wychowah'ch dz'c'' 80
Ia saih2 y" nloehe] "pfa"'t zs
zfoconym tytulik'eln-.-...'5
II 2 l a G e nc 70
"lesc s~1arozytna Przez KS. Ma
40
W mocne] oprawie &c z~}oconvs
tytullklem Is
/ d a d r. in ma logger n.
u, Historya prawdziw wa p.
XII! wleku, wielce n~auczalaca,
osobllwle ola niewinnic cierpia-
oyon, Przez hryhztoia Szmlda,
Pi%e- AS. " w
90
VI e>7cze Polska nBQ
z8'nefa." Aap'sat syn ms's
go oJca :
PIz.yl ac'rI Dialects ezyH
hs!2zk' Ito Czy'ani9; zastdsowa-
na ''a >]k"t rolsk'ch W Ame.
fyce'... ........4o
Al al y w. It eve! ~ e.
CT, ks aka do C]zvtania Ola
szkoI %poI>Nich V Am~rNce, mo.
Gle. oprawi" ..--....... 20
Maty Listownlk ola szkol-
nych uzlec!, "cz4cy p!!sanla IL
DIV" Il uoudlhicil noWlnSZOWan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

PSzc=ot.Y ! @ricrcioho. by
przeszkodzlt rojowi ps2cl6i W opn,
szczeniu mielsca, " kt6r"m SIC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
kACCIE IA
U GALICYI.

Oh olera Krakowie i
Podgorzu Cd 5 tvgodnl usta}a zu-
pe1nie. Wszelkle zarzadzenia z po-
wodu cholery limestone, z wyatt.
klein zakszu wYwozenla z miasta
s}oniny; kie}bas, smalcu miesa.
Zakaz ten, bardzo uciazllwy ola
handlu, trwac ma j~eszcze do konca
roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08

Mona sprowadzic cd Derdow.
sxicgo kazda ksiazke polska, jaka
wog6le istnieje W Aueryce, p}acac
gotowka, m]iauowlcie zas te:
zywot k a Twar.
Nj e z Il sw. Dziewicy
Krystyny j zywet swistej Kry-
stv;:y Dziewicy nazwanej dd-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
Fashions in JewcIry.

Elsie Bee notes the following attractions
among the newest jeweiry in jewelers. Cir
cular
The Victoria chain rivals the queen
chain. The Victoria has bar as well as a
ball
The Cleopatra hairpin is gold serpent
with a decorative fold in his body, an orna-
mental head and waving tail.
Small cups of pale grcenish onyx in
which are rose diamonds are the settings
of rings, not so expensive as they are pretty J.
Gold and silver ball hatpins are among
the best selling articles, so say jewelers..
The balls are formed of crossbars, scrolls
or fower-de-luce.
Combination stone rings in thrces or fves
are the favorite forms. Emeralds and dia
monds and rubies and diamonds are tine
most popular combinations.
A white enamel apple blossom. with the
edge of the petals oyerlapped with frosted
gold and a iewelcd center, is new and
pretty brooch.
The bowkn0t grows more and more CO
quettish. Surmounting a stickpin, with
jewel in one Of its futteriug folds, it adds
the last touch TO the toilet.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18

Walter a. Hillhouse and John Lam
cashire, the former of the Moline Pump
company, and the latter of the Lancs-
shire Marshall Pipe Organ company, both
of Moline, d ed Friday night. Both were
buried this afternoon, the former at
o'clock and the latter at 3 p. IN.
Success attended the sale of the lot Of
consigned jackets received at McCabe
Bros. on Saturday week ago. Only IL
were left at the end of the allotted time,
which were bought by Mr.. McCabe at his
own figures. They all 60 in this week
with the other great mark downs.
The Pnoenix Bridge company is now
working on he south end of last span OF
the slough bridge. and will probably
have it raised tonight, the others being
all in place The completion OF the VIA
duct will then consume but short time
and Feb. will be the outside day when
it will be open for traffic.
The Masters Rosenfeld had an exciting
experience with their Lilliputisn steed
a. the corner of Second avenue and Fiji
teenth street while out sleigh riding about
noon today. The little animal took
fright at something, and turning abruptly
threw the occupants out and then in
dulged in regular go-as you>please
runaway. The little folks luckily were
not hurt, and the pony was caught shortly
after.
Eigsr Da'Z4ll has been in the employ
OF L. n. Roberts & Co.. of this city, for
nearly u years. latteriy in the capacity
of shipping clerk. He has resigned that
place. taking effect Saturday night. and
this week is TO enter the Office of the
Rock Island Lumber Co., with the inten-
ton of soon taking the road for that
firm. MIR. D lzell has worked hard to
master the e.ails of his business, and he
will make a creditsole addition TO the
large array of intelligent and successful
com merCial tourists who represent tri-
CITY tirms.-Davenport Democrat.
II is supposed that some one was
drowned in Moline this morning. but who
i. is no one knows. A large hole left by
ice cutters just above Dimock Gould s.
Co.'S. mill had thin coating of ice over it
and this morning tracks were discovered
lesding up to hole in the thin ice, but
no trace Of where the person came away
could be found. Either some one walked
into the hole and was drowned, or ell c
returned his steps in the same tracks in
order to have fun with whoever struck
the trail
the LeClaire people have been hauling
their coal across the river from Port BY
ron on hand s eds. TIE Port Byron deal
ers have been selling at 10 cents bushel
LeClaire dealers doubled the price after
they had hau ed it over into Iowa, and
the citizens logged themselves out with
mittens and red comforters, took the sleds
the youngs !er5 use there in cossting, and
bsuled their own coal by hand. This
heroic treatment has broken the backbone
of the corner and the market is easier
now.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
Successful Always.

Why is Cubeb Cough Cure called the
one minute remedy? The following
from Harry Elliott, vice president Of
Stste Insurance company, Des Moines,
explains his first experience: His wife
recently became so hOarse from severe
cold she could not speak above a whis-
per. One dose of the Cubeb Cough
Cure afforded great relief, and a few
doses removed the hoarseness entirely
He also says his children have never been
so free from coughs and colds as they
have been since he keeps Cubeh Cough
Cure in the house. Hartz & Bahnsen.
Hot Springs Skin Soap not only pre-
vents all skin disorders, but is excellent
for the toilet and nursery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
PLEASURES OF MEnOxx.

What a blessed thing is memory How
it brings up the pleasures OF the past.and
hides its unpleassntnesses! You recall
your childhood days, do you not, aud
wish they would return? You remem-
Der the pleasant associations, while the
unpleasant ones are forgotten. Perhaps
to your mind comes the face of som"
friend. 1t was on e q pale. sad face. Il
showed marks Of pain, lines Of care.
1t seemed to be looking into the here's
after, tie unknown future. And then
you recalled how it frightened. how it
recovered its rosy hue. how it became
picture of happiness and Joy. Do you
remember these things? Many people do,
and Gladly tell how the health returned
how happiness came back, how the world
seemed bright They tell how they were
once weak, nerveless, perhaps in pain,
certainly unhappy. They tell of sleepless
nights, restless days, untouched food, uu-
strung nerves. Aud then they tel, how
they became happy, healthy and strong
once more. You have heard it often in
the past, have you notf You have heard
people describe how they were cured an
kept in health You certainly car re
member what il is that has so
helped people in America. II no
listen to Whist Mrs Annie Jenness
Niier, who is known universally as the
great dress reformer, says: Six years
ago, when suffering from mental cart
and Overwork, | received the most pro
nounced benefit from the use of tha
great medicine, Warmers Safe Cure. All.
now you remember. Now you recall
hOU many DeoDlp Won have heard sEV
his same thing. Now you recollect how
much YOU have heard of this great Cure.
Now you are resdY TO admit that memory
is usually pleasing. that the highes'
pleasure comes from perfect health, and
that this great remedy has done more to
produce and prolong health than any
other discovery ever known in the entire
history of the whole world.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
I'OIice Points.

Al Kssksdden was run in last night for
improper observance of the Sabbath.
In the police court this morning John
Clifford was fl ned So and costs for intoxi-
cation.
Ben Cue wss assessed So and costs for
attempting 10 drive his family out of
their home.
Joseph O'Ndn was carted to police
headquarters in the patrol wagon for
creating a disturbance at FIynu's restaur-
ant. He viii have his hearing tonight.
William Zeis, electrician at the central
police station, has been succeeded "
William Dickmen by order of Chief
Miller. The new man has had consider
able experience with electricity, and will
no doubt fill lis position faithfully and
acceptably.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Mary
Wood against William Lambert. better
known as Bum" Lambert, rendered q
verdict Saturday evening finding Lam bert
guilty of assault and battery as charged,
and he was accordingly assessed So and
costs.
Mayor McGonochie received postal
card on Jan ID offering a reward for the
capture of Henry Corbin, colored wanted
at Oxford, Ohio, for the murder of Mrs
Horner, of that place, on the 18th inst
Yesterdays press dispatches bring the
news that Co-bin was captured not 100
feet from where he had committed the
crime, and was afterward taken from Jail
by al Infatuated mob and hung
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
Annual Clearance Sale.

Betwe en- now and the first of
the year We shall follow our an
nual custom of closing out our
stock as close as possible be-
fore the first of January. ANY
one thinking of purchasing a
piano or organ will certainly
save money and do well by cali
ing on D. Roy Bowlby, 1926
second avenue, Rock Island.
We guarantee prices and terms
to suit those who wish to buy
for holiday presents. We still
handle the old reliable Hallet
u Davis and Emerson pianos.
which our house has handled
continuously for 80 years-that
alone will recommend and our
New Scale Kimball piano is the
wonder of the musical age.
Call and get prices: no trouble
to chow goods. We have on
hand few good upright pianos
which have been rented or used
for concerts. We positively
guarantee to make prices on
second hand instruments that
will sell them to anyone who
wants a piano; we don't pro-
pose to carry over the first of
j anuary anything secondhand.
Will sell on easy payments;
call early and get your choice
ID. Roy BOWlby.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
The Revival of veIveteen.

One of the introdGctions or revivals of
the season is the use of velveteen by dress
makers and tailors. 1t must be Of the first
quality. Shot velveteen is found to be one
of the best OF all materials for mixing with
fur, and, thanks TO the Russian craze in
Paris, the demand for fur trimmings is on
the increase. For robes de luxe velvet of
the royal blue and puce tones is greatly in
demand. With fur heavy bead fringes are
frequently introduced on velvet gowns at
the waist, falling very deep in the center
of the front breadth and saperiHg toward
the side.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
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FASHIONABLE CLOAKS.
Delightful Wraps for Evening and Opera
Wear and Dressy Day Cloaks.

Delightful Wraps Tor Evening and Opera
Wear and Dressy Day Cloaks.
The colors most fancied for evening cloaks
are pale gray, pale pink, pretty channels,
cream and sky blue. y pretty cloak is ex-
actly like that in the first figure of the cut,
with feather trimmed collar and some
glittering trimming on the yoke 1t is
smart enough for a matron and not too
elaborate for a girl. The object some of
the mantle makers seem to have had in
view most of this season was to try how
much trimming they could put upon things
Some costly evening cloaks appear to be
nothing but beads and feathers.
Some dressy day cloaks are Of cloth with
fur yokes and collars and bright silk lin
ings. That il the second figure Of the cut
is seal plush trimmed with opossum and