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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

residing At NA'>uli, Ar. in cli@'t"!y
Tlr rrI-nticr~ belonged II Il NJ c:aI'4tit
club m NntaaIi. The rtuh rum. nnt
f+-ih* nrsA nf thc priH 'h+rs Wrrt
r"ar"t T. t'y tht ln|''r, mud an lnttet
l*alHt. 1+h t" tl1t ntn~t lnutHr NIL dt-.
s4>vt'i.'- II II. trt,l1.S tl'r hiH"hi'tht!" !
: atd " 'rk ut tie )'I.'1"r+. Tlr priv n
| +js ". ~ artA,. II. Il tn tt,lst ~ Il II Au'1
:c 'Art:el with having IN tn+'r po.rrs'
| s:.u txi,ts .ivr~: Wt.'tl, lhry .i1l;e,t'etl
ii" trvo;t. to unltnt t'I Inrp'+t., Tue
! t,4nr, ia = t'i-r htt*,.4 Mnti+ rtt+jit;t.
Fl n :f&.b,sttit tls4t*+te ,t:l&ls. Il s4i4aI+.+
! ~fntt nttI* r. ~:> the i!t+n>itn rt H..
A*1 I t11tit+ IT, n~r* Iet AZ IT.: wi: Ht: =
t::a'ttt ~" Ht llrr pfi-nittis. Tt.t rs~-
nt."t> had ~ l,tir t*'>~'~-tt'n tti4'r'"t.
a 3lr'' n.;.t u-rt III making brr.&>.
! rticy .lrt III cnt.is.4l %tthl,+ ttnd I ur pr
l}r. h c:,+~ i"tig. - .>. .. 49,. .:
NJ 1>l, If nthrr lsart~ If ttl" tA a
f.>t'r, n!a t1s~u III H.: ki'.g bntl,h~ ". r.
ass Fund in t14t tu--+>-tn4 ul t1-
r!i-nner-. Il' rhitt ros,s nt!+ II ken
tor An Ahj"urnurnt nf >hc rae, hint'
itE ~ tie s4nle t,ule that It wA- tr"l'~
at C that nther Hrtt-t. would shortly
tnlinw. The mngis rnte granted lhr
r*4u' VI und the prisoners w+rt re-
1nhEded for week.
th~ pulire have discovered n strret
fouIury nr the nanulArture of t'oln!,.
and he place where the explosives ult
nlnd- hy the anarchist. The War,all
club, to which the prisoner. bel"nged.
has beeu tie center of anarchist pro-
p .RAuda for several years. 1t trans'
tirtd that HE police have for n long
time been eu-picuou- of the men4b-re
ot the club At WAlsAlt. and that for
three month"; they have been Watch-
lug the club Ao"m, Day and night.
They d'n,t feel warranted in uak~
lux Arrests, however, until the 4rrest
at he Ill ~ iu Lonuun and the 1ncr!u~
mating documents found un h,n1 e-~
tahl'sh~d l'eyotd dount that the u4etn-
ter- ui HE club wee engaged III un-
lawful prurtic il.
Among the articles rrize;l ~ the
puIite III Wusa!l is utI abundant sup.
pity uf nnrcl4i~t tuturhlets t"ach'ng
how tn .,,uke +xuiu-ire>, t,r~.'ir- II
quantity Of mnler'al tur un1ltt- a,lu
tttlt>.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10
THE OFFICIALS GET NEWS OF TIL
DISASTER,
DYNA MlTERS IN ENGLAND,


Factories for the M+nufartnre 1T Rulnhs
nnt Other Explosives discovered.
LONDON, Jtu. B.-To>day the police
claim that they have effected all i'm
portant nrrta: Of group OF anarchists
re.itliug in WarraiI, Stut1ordst!fe, Ia
connection with ihp recent explosion
at Dublin Castle. 4 man who recent
" t..1>.u II police station in I40u'lon
attracted the atte ntion of the police by
his peculiar manner aud Wis taken
into custody ~ Il Suspicious character.
The officers Aay th+y s,on found ample
justiticat1nn Tor arFesting the nlnn. At
the time of his arrest the n,An WIS cAr>
rying Il rarcel. When taken into the
police ,tatinn and searched upon his
prr-on were found papers giving de-
tails Of anurcntats plots and giving the
names nt lter=nns implicated d in the
con$plraclts. The paptr, showed thHt
the headquarters "f the anarchists
were at Wnr4ull. and steps were in~
rnediatel> nktn to place tl,en under
arrest. The result WAY ttut French y
man named Victor Cuile4, MarIe
Pibe1tne, u woman with whom rAile4
WAS living. and Frederick Charles, uil
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

Cpod Looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition
f all lll1 vital orgaus. If the liver be
Inactive. YOU have bilious look: It
your stomach be disordered you have
y d> speptic look and if your kidneys
t,e effected you have r'nched look.
Secure souu health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bttters 10 the
great Alternative AID Tonic acts directly
Oh these vital organE. Cures p'mpies>
blotchts, hoits and gives gnod coIn-
III, xiop. Sold ut w +. Savage's drug
store, 50 rents per bottle.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10
E'lMrksnE to 3ArxH> =: ,ittl1'r'i.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN. , -~Tlw P1ru.
yun-'n $,.u Auttnto >l,-"ln1 *av.: oar.
zA'- lnl iuNrr1 .>rt new: 1:'. tern
through several .'n!ntrle., nut the
Revolutionary nlnve,.lt't r. ny n1tAu.
c,;rtkt'l. Tt,+r+ j. lt.-nn - h.+liev+
hat If E.tza stlrcte IT, in av.u:tng ar
rt-t that l1t wit KEEP up tl't present
feeling amt l,Ave the hct!vt sur;nrt uf
ulI the Hlt;- l)iaz +l+nient in NORTHERN
M+X'c", whicn viii join li4n A' "tI''t'
un his advent to that country. f~.
i",f;n tram VARIOUS itntr through tile
south western rnrt- say tt.nt f. r>i*> oi
MtxlcAnn nre tVuirtihE themselves
" tn arms ard htr-ts Il 'rtv'ny tur
IL ~up1r'>tsl rrHdtzvuu@ NJ ih4 revulu'
tion .ls. There il ~i1~-trth.l feeling
along the border that tiAtz = war /,
yel in rs infancy. The 'n'y nt1|ria
asivicts to-day We're ffunl T. |. M"trl-
ut Fort Mclnto-t, WIN t+lekrAphtt
Col. Martin ~ follows, "Hnr'lIe re"
parts under date of January 1, ,hat III
thinks thc band III lryiug To get tn'
gether again after the last break up
H. is at 6alluo, Texts.'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10
Wanted,

Active workers everywhere Tor
'Shepp's Photographs of the World'i
nroiuc+d ut an outlay Of $l(W,0 900: tre~
u,eudous success: Mr.. J. NJ. Marshal
Dexter, Ind, cleared $503 !u days;
Rth, H.nry FISHER, Plainfield, Mass,
$lS7 in q hourr; Miss H. Harris, Car
field, Penn, $l4 in 81 mfnntet. the
vrente.t hpnk On earth. Mammoth
illustrated circulars and terms tree
l3ooks o1. credit. Freight paid. Bhut'-
full nu,tit only 81. Address. Glooe
Bible Publishing Co., 7o3 Chestnut
street, philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

'hAf 'ht Polish tvt. ,n:ly uo not r-~
stert the tXAr.
Ttt ,A'ty ut the tteud ff tht gnv"rn-
nlpn hi yti' i:x ~ rn'ltr"st Il nf \ III li-ts
IL n!tKai-r, Th+. $,til ~ Ii .ve tnly
nlt.r'd their 1n"' h rj+ nt.I "'e lending
he ctuutrt tn RUN aud .'i~hs tr il tll..
n>n~' frynI f.-ti4,f1 1T th- Wrfl1. RI
r+Knr4 thr ft,ni,c h1e~.lny in IT,
Eu'-r,t' ,nd tl4'. "t|jref, j.. 1T mny:
rou~r:t': =n.t ~',> " il" ri'fu'7 toward
which VI art kuinE."
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

\.t1tlt.e.

Notice.
Stntc 1T Montana. tounty o( Custer.
In +1u, district IN n,ul for sHi.l county,
In the matter If the estntc "t charles L.
Mckay. 'lrcrHs"!' ,,.,
Nntic,~-Timr appointed frr prosng will.
n',.;. J.. 1,ro,> given that Thursday, the
ust ''L H.v If Drcr1,hrr, lhal, ut "cl''ck =. III:
et Of s I'D Jay. md thu c"r' room" sI rn e%rt a,.
in Mc. Tiy. t"'y Of tnst"r h"v ,,'y;n wrm iIr T1
will If Raid lIurlr% l., Mckay: drrra>tH. nia'i
iur hrnru tie application 1T >nrH,! MrH", "
amt Euu,ry Yin" frr 'hc isf'tef l" 't"''i' ~ 'c'
TITS ''S'"'''f'"'' FKEW 81. SCHWARTZ,
Clerk OF District |nnrt'
t,y HAROLD l}Et'w>.
F., deputy Clerk. ,-..
Milrr tity, County Of t"sfrr' ''''' ~ '|'''
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10
McINTIRE'E BAZAAR.
III NoTIC e. .- -.

rit !n,x4n- tuu *r+5, Nh4t
.lay viii ."fN "" he Mtl>flE
MERCANTILE conf ANY," " fEnn hen
they tI,+ ~
u,ly u,i{l, lj1r. Jl:,~ t f..
/. >o1 ~, i,.tth,"d ,t.~ p,y anxi'< I"
ii tIo-ru nn uu-l
McINrrIRE@ BAzA A. AR
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. S.~-The expec.
ted tiding. If Ga1z4'4 capture have lot
YET arrived. Thu fact that none If
tile scouting purity have returned IL
considered \ favorable sign, giving
rise tn the hope that they are on the
track. M doubt Ia expressed that
Garz4 is somewhere in the neighbour
hood of his faith er- in-IAw's ranch. IT
IL said GarzA IL not only suffering
from his old wound, but FROM The la
grippe, and that many Of his followers
have aggravated cA.cS Of that ma|ady
However, they do not seem discour-
aged. II CARA IL not corralled before
the end of the week Gen. Stanley GnC
III. staff will 70 into the tte!d. but ht
| txptcta the movement will be sup
| rresstd before THAI is rendered neree
9tiV.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

PITT~EtKG. Jan. S,-Hun. John
<fltlIA ~,- n the c,tY ia@t night.
tt rtHt.4 tt, " !. 1liuxtnu. HI ~A,3
F,,ruktr b. h .ve we'll II tn+' senatorial
t+,i4 +>t. t;4>+rttur Mckinney Actrd
wi-tly jn n't lii trf~r.tE in th+ light.
Cotc*rnit Z the lre*'ietItini question
ul+-liut. t;t <njn Secretary Blaine
could have | he not1liIntit II II he want
Ell it, hut lle did MT think hi> health
wt'uH permit If un acceptance. tue
4.HIltl!d:Itt s|.OIIi he ph -i'Al!y able lO
I'LL "ji ti,t requirements OF "t}icr.
With HEuin+ uut nt the WAY, he
thought tiHrri- ~ ~lrufd he t:ot1liua-
ted. >-uAt'r Carlisle wu> th- proper
tuAn f.r lh+ d+tuo:tatic fntniruticn,
~ !r ~, r. cirurIy r+trt%e: Il dtnl"~
cratic princitlr-. Palmer WIS r. gnod
uAn, TINT t.",nEd. II xati IT,: st.onal
lex In'i1n, he suid thr trtr silver bill
w4u.l p'-s lhe ho,~ h.t wol1,t be
k!i!e,1 lu The re1ate.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10
MINERS ENTOMBEO,
Two Hundred Employees of the
O>agv Cosl Company Lcsr
heir Lives.
Firing "a a f.l,>t> <*t.u:~<: IN t:xplo--
" i. >l.n u lire Dump Win
-: :.
H. Fatal r. >ul:>. .. t..

UettMr3.t'1 Ai'Afe-:tt, /. + p'~r'ai
s.>>: A. five n'rInt lt>t cv. wing Ht,
tx, ,.tt~h'n j, crtrr+u ut Mile ~. II.
"*"fa;ti ty shr O-n:~ C''al &;'. al
! ke,b.. THE rt4nrt* A.y thnt ntnut
| tno ].uEtlrttt ,nrt' WIRE t1''oulbt a. M
! plrllculn cAi! te learned AZ IL lie
;'uu>t Of the txnlu>tnt. Th+ tlIte il
~urrnun,t+.1 ht ,t,t families Of the +n~
!. nlhu rnitcr-. ('p tn thee o'c!" X
:unt nl tlI~ r., curcrs t,au h~eu Ahle to
Il sc'ver ANY trnre + the v,t'ltn@.
LATER ALv1CEs
from kr+ b., the scene If the explosion
in the n1int If The O-age Coat Miu!ng
Company, III which Il heavy los. of
life WI. reported, stale that 1t occurred
yesterday afternoon, just before the
day +, lit WAN utf and *afne up for +up-
per. a putt ct -llnke wa- seen TO en-
cape tr"m The ninuth of tie sinRte
shaft Of tue mine, and immediately
foI'nwtng his there wa1 heard ter
r'ti" report followed ty heavy rumb.
ling. The meu ut the top If the shaft
ut utlce eounutd the alarm and made
preparation. to 1~nd down Il resculnK
party, hut fouud the mouth If the
3hAft completely ctosed ny the DEBRIS
Ett;,r.1 we've at once mad tc cltnr this
away.
There arr l.etwptn nnr hundred aud
eighty aud tWu hundred lItn eutonlb~
ri in ,he uIille rl4h.it !. believed every
ul!+ Of thttu will lu+e his l:frt fur he
~1htt i. u siuH!e u t w;tti nu ue.ans
for Air to Z t Al,t rntu'ntr Il uletl.
LATEk. -Dvts 3th' tn-n ~t,r1t Killed
rnn II la4Rtr :,u'utcr 'utnlly ujnrd
Ttu huhn- Auvr already lrtn hktn
out OF tnr ~i.Att in:ully hurt aud -tv
ERA! bully burutd.
At llte ii nc If the txrltr.,nn :I5n men
where i'll the ~hAft, 114.'st uf Wiluu wrtc
aud the ,unt IT tie +|,sf: was uut nIu-s
Of dead t'"i'e-. l.; yhty.flv+ n,+n
ca1nt oil: by the ia 'nry "nd forty
lhree wrt* saved by lAe shalt, nl''-.
nt whom w.re nnre nr 1-ss
lmrn.d and brni-e.l and ha'f If them
| Viii &r.l,.b.y die. This leaves an'nt
rs rs ,ntn YET i'll the mtue, and III nlI
| tr4bAhllity 3W nf these II T. dtnt'. A.
/ : to II. III. ttit Iuuttt@ .f ttn dtau .ntn
were brought "ut aud only ohe 1.lr.l>l~
| fed, lhe renIntts were 70 tnutilttetl.
Thousands IF anxious wives unt
mothers nle ea=efiy watching 1hen'
c"me I" surface, horing to rer their
loved ones, only to turn away di~ap-
puiuted. The explosion WIS CAUSED
by the firing If a shot when Kss WIS
in the mine. At this tlne it is iul,c ~
sible to ltarn. the exact number of dead
and wounded.
THE OFFICIALS GET NEWS OF THE
DISASTER.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8.-The officials o1
the Usage Mining CompAny aud own
era Of The mine at krebs, I. T., WHERE
the terrible explosion disaster occvr'
red last night received dispatch from
McAlester ating that 143 miners have
been taken out of the niue alive, bui
many of them are badly injured A.
the press dispatches >tate there wer'
$50 p.en i'll the shaft. ThI. rel~r
leaves 207 men nnaccounted for, A1
white men.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-10

*".' .E,E i
!: Kansas t';Tr. J,u. 3.~~A .Srr'n*-
H. T., * III ,.-,.r'AE, ;A Ark+!n:', -nt-
tti4r+ N+:t ~, "t'tt:tr~ worthy II note
Il '.tr'*~ t@'t1nAt II. xrtpt thr:nrrt.t~of
tivt t,t-tt.uu WAffHtff~ cI.nrE it,; thtnI
with ltnxthg -Atut tnnntctlun with the
: starklnk I'ur,t. Thirty nnte war
rnttt~ At- ntl f'r ~ut1t t.jtn, A squad
uf >uEH!ar~ .tt. nj: anitd tll+ de,,uty
sheriff. Wn*n tIttx III rde tA+-+ II. re~t-,
hnt ~ tt.t-th11 ~ tf any sort wis
n,u'c Ttt nltn urr--t+h were taken
to ARE. Ion IT, at r'hr i.@tne Il T.: Justice
there, Tue r1lAtg+ nK aims, one 'nAn
wns dismissed, AH thtt't WA. no evi-
d.ll:e " tAck ii. The tar Ut ll- dir
trict court hu- :huSrn william f.
Hu@rhi-"n to act a. judge pr" TEN. and
an4 lie will ndjrurn co r; tr"n day to
day until ,he trouble SUITS des.
MORE TK0uIs CALIED FOR.
TOPEKA, kn1l., Jan. b. Crv. Hum
phtey rec"ived u dlrpntct from Gen.
Kut+lts last night stating that ii WAS
ruluorch and believed in Arkalon that
an attempt would lie made 10 rescue
the four prisoners held 1T the sugEes~
tinn uf Judge Botkin. Gov. Hum
phr=y ut oucrd wired Gtn. Rnberts to
concentrate his tnrce al Springfield,
stating hat he would send additional
furttH.
THE Wichita company has been sent
to Atkalnn. the governor regards the
-Ituatinn Ia seward couuty u. very
critical uld did not 20 to he'd until u
la'e hour This tnnin!ug, in order thst
he might r. c'lve Hily communication
from ti-n. Ko:rr>- that might arrive.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
Sunday HerHIceS

At the Central Presbyterian, preaching
at 1890 m. by Rev. B. Little, of
Davenport, and IN the evening at 1850 by
the pastor. Rev John II Kerr. Sunday
school at 1l:45 a. N. Y. P. s G Z. at
6;45 p m.
At the Ninth Street Methodist. preach
ing by the pastor. Miss Madee Adams. at
10:45 IN. and 7:45 p m. CJncrecrs-
ton meeting from 7 p. n. until 7:25 p.
N Song service from 7:25 p m until
7:45 p. m Sunday school at 9:45 m.
At Trinity church, Rev. R. F Sweet
rector, tomorrow Septuagesins Sunday;
Sunday school at 9:15, mathis at 1915.
litany, sermon and celebration at II a m.
even song at Z p m. At the chapel,
even song and Sunday school at $50 p
m.
At the Christian. services morning and
evening conduct, d by the pastor Rev. T
W. Grafton. Morning subject. The
Carisrlsn of the Nineteenth Century VS..
the Cnristian of the First Century,"
evening. Christian Reminded for
DOUBT" Sunday school at 9:l5 a. nj.
y. p. c. E. a. $50 p. m.
At the First Methodist. at the morning
service at 1045 the pastor, Rev. 2. W.
Merreil will preach on Unconscious In
f1Ience." In the evening there will be a
song service and the pastor will speak on
TIE SIKH Commandment-Thou Shalt
Not Kill" Sunday scr oil at $50 a. N .
Young peoDle's meeting at $50 p. m.
Al the Broadway Presbyterian, Rev
W s. Marquis, pastor, will preach at
1915 IN. on Faithful Unto Death. -
and at 80 p. m. on The Advantages
and Dissdvsnts ges of the Columbian An
niversarv to Christianity Sunday
School at 9:l0 a. m. Young Peoples
day school at $50 p. m
At the United Presbyterian, preaching
by the pastor Rev H. c. Marshall q,
1915 "a. IN. Owing to continued hosrse-
ness the pastor will DO obliged to post
pone his evening sermon on The Ss-
| loons-Their Standing as Business" and
instead Rev. T, W Fleming, the blind
evangelist, will preach in the evening on
Gospel Temperance From a Biblical
Standpoint Sunday school at $50 a.
IN. Young peoples meeting at Gas
p. m.
At the First Baptist. preaching al
10:45 a. m. by the pastor. Rev. ]. D
Taylor; Subject, In the World Such as
| Christ Was" In the evening Rev. A. A
Kepdrick, D. D., president of Shurtleff
college, will occupy The pulpit. Sunday
school at 9l5 q. m, c. L. Williams
superintendent Young Peoples Union
at $50 p. m, leader. Miss Mary Davis
| Topic. Tempted and Tempting Sun
! dav school at Fortv-fourth street chapel
at 8 p. m F. NJ. Sinuett, superintend-
| ent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.

John l.. sullivan, the pugiIist.
told US once thai it is a great
mistake to train very much for
physi al contests. all he ever
did to get himself in a condi-
ton Of perfect health, was to
get the whisky out of him, then
he had plenty of reserve power;
whereas person who has been
trained according to rule, has
little or no reserve force. His
nervous system is strained to
the point of exhaustion before
he enters the ring That this
is true lie shown from the fact
that most pugilists die from
lung trouble John G. Heenan
brought on consumption by
rupturing a blood vessel while
In training Persons afflicted
with throat troubles need a
simple remedy like Reds Ger.
man Cough and Kidney Cure
that contains no poison. 1t is
mild efficacious, and certain.
Ii your local druggist hasn't il
In stock, tell him that he can
get 1t of any wholesaler.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co,
Peoria, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
Catarrh Can't be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease. apd in
order to cure it you have TO take Internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca,srrh
Cure is 20 quack medic ne. II was pre-
scrihed BIZ one of the best physicians IN
this country for years; and - a regular
prescription 1t is composed nf the be-,
tones knoNn combined wi, h the b,s.
blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect coubins-
ton of the two Ingredients is wha, pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
cstarrh Send for Testimonials free
F. j. CHENEY & CO. Prone, To'edo, o
Sid 6y druggists. price 75c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
asa wn,tesids Mons.

.sIt WINS nv native village an had rayther run ter
seed,
o'er-run with weed,
TIL sidewalks, we'll, wus tnf, an when COW an
laiy'd meet.
tn street.
Pap Jones had sot an dozed an yawned, within
his village store,
Till a his stoc, NV groceries, WIS Favored with
snore,
Tn public school wus only run eroout three
nor tbs in summer,
TIL no elbiskit -shooteress had never seen
drummer,
TIL very weeds I'M cattle raythar seemed ter
have th' blues,
Jes' prior to tn advent OF tn WAites ide Noos"
9TH city dads MT twict year an formally re-
solved,
That eny schemes ter boom III town be totally
Th' gals as wus good-lookin' went to towns for
sparks,
While boys with eny brains lrout west ter make
There wus preachin' once er month, er So, not
Oftener an tns',
An like tn village tavern beer twas very stale
and fiat.
There wus ou.dy meetin' house with no one in
Jes' psioE 10 III advent ofth' White side Noos
'Ersout this time Their KUN to town er coupe Of
An one wus tail an stood erbout six foot without
tn tother wus a little cuss, not more than half
his size,
With most emphatic c.iss-cross a,pertainin' to
They wasen: very wealthy an in fact their total
all,
Consisted Nv al army press, some type an l5ts of
B at the way they sIashed an shattered, an hus-
tied up au' down,
An they W Ike tn village fossils f.om a long de-
With first an double number Nv Their whites.de
Noos.''
They bought Pap Jones's village lots an paid in
Then in their next edition swore a. real estate
risin',
They built m.nmouth op'ray house, nv ink an
An doomed IN town with water works, imagi
TIL big one % OF the city dads to saddle on tn
Err bonded so moastrous that it really seemed er
They got ont big editions nv er dozen sheets at
An sent EN- eff to other crazy hustlers in tn
An they actooaly dunned folks for their just an
honest dues,
An called IN MAYOR a swindler in III Wbiteside
Noes
i got letter rother day, from second-cousin
Ruth.
What ses that awful lyin's kun 20 be III bloomin
truth.
That they have got some waterworks, electric
an lights.
Beer-ga' deus, churches, theatres, balls, bunko,
shops an fights
An that gees schemer Nv HI hustIin brothers
Two,
Jes made run fo- congress an didn't quite git
thru.
Cause he called aconvocation nv tn ancient set
tier clGbs,
Err mnsty moul y gatherin of fossiliferous
scrubs;
An that his brother with one eye, tn new post
office views,
An keeps tn other fixed upon tn Whiteside
Noos,
Then here's TO the hustlin brothers, tn short
an tn tall,
May fortunes fairest favors round their earthly
pathway fall,
An methinks III taller hustler, out beyond tn
golden gate,
Fer his hustlin, will at least be successful can
didate,
While his shorter cross-eyed brother s.rums a
golden harp an sings;
With one eye pom St Peters job and t'other on
the strings,
jet as in life he'd grind a screed an work his
tUnefn! muse,
With one eye on once, an t'other on tn Noos
All. Cougar in the Peoria Transcript.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
BRIEF MENTION.

New tomatoes at Youngs.
Dressed poultry at Young's.
Comb Honey at " A. Ealeb's
S,rickiy fresh eggs at Young's.
Dressed chickens aud turkeys at
Youug's.
Meigs Wait. of Reynolds, was ia the
city Yesterday.
New tomatoes. lettuce. parsley and soup
lunches at Young's
Hot coffee, chocolate or a good cup OF
tea at Krell & Maths anytime.
For the choicest meats in the city call
up H Schroeder. telephone 1894
W. A Ehleb has received another
shipment of that nice imported Swiss
cheese
$3.50 will buy good span of work
horses, harness and wagon Inquire at
J. W. Jones second >hand store 1914 ave-
nue.
II Schroeder has some very nice
young turkeys and chickens. Leave
your Cuuuhy Uluci Win nun ot~~o 49,
tie,h street, or telephone No. 1884.
Get cup of coffee with cream and
slice OF cream pie or sandwich for your
luncheon. Every cup Of co3ee is made
to order in q moment. No waiting and
you get the best at Kre'l s. Maths new
parlor.
AID. Kennedy has slresdy proclaimed
his candidacy for reelection in the Sixth
ward and he openly declares that there is
not man in the ward who can beat him.
Kennedy may find that there are things
he don't know before many moons. He
his had revelations in the past, but does
not seem to profit by them.
No ice-Send your friends TO KTell &
Math's for dish Of oysters cup of cof
tee, cap of chocolate, cup of tea. with a
slice of cream pie or cream puff, or a
| chocolate eclsire. or a sandwich. We
will give you the best. Remember US.
There will be literary and musical
entertainment in the audience room of IL e
First Method st church next Tuesday
evening at which aside from local talent
Miss Entrikiu. of Moline, will play &
violin solo and Mr.. Woodystt of the
sime place, q cornet solo. Refreshments
will follow such SIS the ladies of the First
| church know how to furnish. Ten cents
admission will be charged at the door and
| Is cents for refreshments afterwards.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-13
GREAT SUCCESS!
The Scott Medical Institute

which has just closed its work
of free treatment has
been a success, so far as can be
proved by the numbers of
afflicted people who have
thronged the Institute daily,
many of whom found relief
after the first treatment. This
is a medical institute coming
to our city we'll recommended,
the physicians having received
their diplomas from the best
medical colleges in the United
States as we'll as in foreign
countries, and it has come to
stay as can be proved by the
contracts they have made
which are without exception by
the year. The physicians have
decided to place the price of
treatment within the reach of
the poor as we'll as the rich.
They treat all diseases with
marked success with their
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