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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
The Council.

At :zB yesterday morning the majority
ef the conference committee reported as
follows:
Your committee appointed to confer with
q like committee from the House, to whom
was referred Il F. "a, an act making ap-
preparations for general purposes, report
~ follows: In line S911 fthe Burt claim),
the House recedes; as to lines 90 to "a iu-
elusive (cisims of Heaston and QUINN, the
committee recommend a separate appro-
priation bill: on lines 142 and LAB 1.-THE capt.
fol grornds), the committee recommends
that the $50. 900 be reduced to s., 600. Your
committee further recommend that il the
House refuse to concur in the recommen-
dations OF the committee that the $50, 600
for capitol grounds, be included in the
special appropriation bill above referred to.
MCCUIsToN,
EVANS,
Council.
IRVINE,
ADAMS,
House.
A minority report was submitted as fol-
lows:
We, the undersigned, minority of the
Council and House committees appointed
10 confer upon the points Of difference be-
tween the two houses mentioned on II. f.
233. agree with the committee as to items
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Total

in Salt Lake county, neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county recorder.
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For improvement and care Of Capitol
grounds for years 1892 and 1893, one
half to be drawn each year. and
drawn and expended under the
supervision of she Capitol Commits
sion. ----------
To n. M. Hansen, John E Squires,
o. II. Rose, Andrew B. Nielsen and
Jens johnson. bondsmen upon tho
bonds of Q. 2. Olsen as assessor
and collector OF Cache county.
To commissioners to locate university
lands on claim, attorneys fees, 500;
expense, S22.
To the counties hereinafter men
toned for the purpose OF improving
roads and bridges. to be drawn on the
order of the county courts of the re.
spective counties as follows, to-wit:
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Evans said he desired to say word or
two before adjournment. He believed that
every member of the Council had en-
deevered to do what he believed to be the
right thing. There had been some spirited
debates. out the differences had been
friendly, they had been honest, and the
recollections No would have of each mem
Der OF the Council would be of the most
pleasing nature. He thanked the mem bers
of the Council for their kindness and for
bearence.
The chaplain pronounced the benediction
and the Tsirtieth session of the Legislative
Council came TO an end amid general hand
shaking and good wishes for each others
future welfare by the members.
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l and above mentioned. but disagree az to
item No. 8, and do recommend that the
House do not recede from the amendment
placing the sum at 500 900 in the said bill
Tor capitol grounds, and that said item be
not put in the special appropriation bill.
KIMBALL,
House.
MORAN
Council.
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terest, making total or nearly SIlU,UO0.
Hew was this going to be
paid when the revenue at the
utmost would be $500,05 leaving over
5000, COO to be raised.
He wanted to make proposition placed
upon the footing as the record he desired
to stand uron, to correct the calendar of
the twenty ninth session In cutting down
the ad valorem.
Three mills and a half would raise
all the revenues necessary and leave
less interest to pay. Some say, don't raise
the taxes, but they stood at that figure. He
proposed to raise the means or TO ask the
people to bear the burden of the govern
ment
Nevada ia paying 80 mills on the dollar
and Colorado So mills instead of 2, as is
Utah. II Utah would only put up the tax
to merely nominal figure it would
never be confronted with the condition
existing to- day. 1t could raise S750,0 by
raising the TAX to 80 mills, which was
merely nominal. The tax is meagre and
easily borne. This remedy, said Sargent,
although it comes from the man of Gar
field. will relieve the people from the enc
barrassment confronting them to-day He
asked the members to look fairly at the
matter and not bond the territory merely
because it was fashionable. The treasury
was empty, and to carry the territory IN
til next November would require less than
$3.50 co., which coulo be raiaed at less than
1917 per cent. interest, for at that time the
taxes would be paid. The bonding scheme
was contrary to the true principles OF
business Six states in the union were
ready to repudiate, snd he could foresee
the same thing getting ready for Utah.
These are remedies, said he, which he
suggested as being more easily borne than
the cumulative burden proposed, and he
hoped that the legislature would adopt his
suggestions.
Snow said that Dooley and others had
told him that the estimated income for the
leave deficit Of only about $3.50, 900, which
would tide the territory over. He said he
did not care to discuss the matter of bond
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pgr ggenn Scenario fein urb gu onz
nebmbareu preiie ipeiien mill, 10 9ebe
er gum 81 iifions=@ arten. Sic
6erren &bciner & Wanl, 8eliBer bies
les Gtablifements, balten barauf, hire
Gd1te ltets ppllfommen sufrieben gu itel>
len. ollie laiionmdBigen 0elifateiien,
9lultern, Milb, Slide, @efliigel &c iinb
bprt in Der ~belifateiten 3ubereituitg alle
3eit gu baben, @tabl3eiten iperben ami
Muni6 III Die, Mobnungen Der &unben
%geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiIelpirtbi6aft p~erbunbene y a +,
r o o nj Die beften @etrdnfe, itetS fril6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Meine.
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lung, bic $4,000 aopfe sdblte. Srou
Sentins 1T groB bon @titalt, frdftig
uro tbdtig, Iie bat cine laute @timale
urb geiticulirt lebbdft beim Sprehen.
Wenn lid Die @elegenbeit bieten iollte,
ptrb lie 1tf IN Mlnneapolis hDren lniz
len. 6rau Carleton 1T Die So1er bes
Nelte1ten Snon BON Der N}armonenfirz
de in Salt Safe. Sic 1T cine Sc
ihoftsfrau, Die ibrem Mamie in ieinem
Get6dfle CUR 6anO gebt. Sic lift nod
jung. SIN Staatsconuent inben 3iDei
wetblide 0elesaten aus G"bepenne,
6rou elliott unb 6rau emma S9ulte.
Wenn BON Ser politif bo5 aud sls
trdfe, mas man BON ben 6ruuen iagt,
oaB Das ndmli1 Die belten ieien, pom be-
men Iih am menigiten iagen lieBe. oalln
mare Die europdii6e 9olitit ieBt wirfz
LID gerabe5u muiterbaft gu nennen,
bent es ldBt lid BON berielben iebt Ell
genllih tbalid6lib gar Ni6ls ppl Sez
lang iaaen.
Sfaltelt bat tettt @elD, &0ntg Sum>
bert l1D Der G3ar molen ben Safer
Wilbelm beiu6en-ober pieleidt audi
ni9t-unb Safer Wilbelm itebt miez
Der im 8e9rih, Elm redt beneioenswerz
lbes &eiie=Y ro9romm 5u erleoiaen =
Das 1T 10 5lenii6 Nuss, mas lid aug
Dem gerabe UNI bieie S~abres3eit ionft 10
unruhigen europa beridten ldbt.
Sob bait! 8einabe mare ba ettpas
perge1en morbel1, mas en1idieben err
Dabnt gu iperpen perbient, nomlifJ Der
BON t1erem unD ieBt 3par in ptel ernz
tterer Sorm ausgebro1ene uGulturz
aampf" in Sranfreif. @enn niAt
ollie 3ei9en trii9en, miro Der ieBiae
&onfllft amiIden ben frull50liiden Yiz
t6oteH uno Der republican, 9e9ierung
IN 5temlih furSer 3eit in Sranfreif su
ether poligen 8rennung BON Stoat uno
alrde tlhren, beum es lit bod geraoeau
UNDERMINING, baB Der Staat nit leinen
elgenen Wtttteln cine 0fa6t u%nierbQlt,
mel1e unaufb0rlid olfen unb i'm gebeie
men aegen lbn wirft unb feline @runbs
pelten 81 uniermiliren luht. 6iSir Mo-
nardlen mag oas giinbniB pon 5taat
unD Stride nod elnen Sim BADEN, bamtt
ole STRIDE Dem Staate bilft, bas Dtdrs
den oom Goltesgnabenlbum Der Stir
ten aufreGt su erbalten, fir cine &ez
publlf 1T bas ieooh Der refine Selbt=
morn unb ie eber Die &epublif bas
p@oncoroat" nit Der fatboliihen Stride
lot, UNI 0 better mirD es fir Die innere
@ntwiflung 6ranfrei1s ieinl
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800 9 lobunna. 500.

Die 2eisr Der .6reten 4reiie" meroen it'd
@frellen, gu erfubren. baB es wenisitens cine
iefiirtt tie &ranfbeit steht, ipelde Die g9tf.
eni6aft in aI ibren Stufen sa be,ten i'm
5tdnoe lit. Sails aatnrrb Sur lit Die eins
pse iebt Der ar5tltd'en Friioerih It befannte
%poitt,pe Sur. 8atarrb srfrrpert ale cine
'Onitituttonsf-arf eli ftne conftitut, nellie
eeb nblung. Sails aatarrb Aur pirb IN.
ierltd eencnn.ea mnb tpirft nirsft auf has.
Blut uno Gle lhleimlsen Ooerhlhen pes b.
items, baourh Die 6runolaae btr &ranfbet.
'erItorenn uno benz Yattenten 8raft aebeno,
inbem tie. Die aonititnt,on ots HDrpers auf:
. ut uno Der Ndtur in ,brem Merfe built. Die
@isentbiiner BADEN il ptel 9iertrauen su 'bren
o~eilfraftsn, paB ite einbunbert Nolars 8e
lohnuns fir ieoeu Sail unhieten, ben lie gu
furiren pestebIt. sqbt Sub cine 9ifte BON
3easnifien tommen. Man b%ieiIire:
s. 5. IS benet & 60 lolebn. ..
EF- gerfaufI bon Npotbstern, ID @ts.
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9ie beiten O%berbemben, lluters
5eue pnb 9OiIetten @rtiteI bel g a ~
Il & Sobn.
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SEER 6antz

merItein & 5rie6ldn6er. t6err 6omz
r1erlteln beQab it'd gu fpdter Stunoe
CUR Rube uno i6ien iib in ieiner aez
mobuli9cn g%eiitigen 8erfaiiung gu be-
tinoen. Nm Ntnr zen funb man i,iue
2eihe. Gine plitoIe. beren eine SAM
inter- entleert NOR, lieB erfennen. bob er
ilG erihOB. @r binterlieB feline Nrz
gaben iiber ben gelpeggrunb Der Ser
3tpetlungGtbat; inbeilen muBte man
1hon lett einiger Set, oab benz beiogz
ten SanfbouS unbell brobe. 9luf)
mar befannt, baB bic Nrt, ipie bieies
@el9dft nit ben @elbern. man6er iei=
ner &unoen umging. i'm 8anferottfalle
Die 8runblage gu 8etrugsflagen bilnen
nno 6errn 6ammerfeiu auf lange s3eit
in ben Gerfer bringen fDnnte. SHenz
bar 5Dg Sammerftein inter bielen linz
ftanoen ben Sob ppr.
Sin beuti6er Splbat, Ser in Der
9tGbe BON 3born, l1npeit Der rufliIten
@ren5e, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %leiitete, bat
in Der N}dbe zines Der Sorts einen ruff
1tthen Spion gefangen genommen,
peld)er als preuBii6er Ntilitdror5t per-
fleiDet mar.
= Die Sra1ffurter &otbl6ilbs iinb
ibrem fli6tigen &uiiirer Sdger. Der III
men $1,000 itabl, auf Die Spur eez
fommen. Seri'ibe lit in Colon, bD auf
Der Snfel @eDlon gelunoet. ST murbe
bprt perbaftet uno 1T an 0euti6lanb
aus9eliefert mDrben.
Die 5inridtung bes Srauenm6rs
bers Seeming 1T, mie aus Ntelbourne
beridtet tDirb, auf ben %. Wtai feitge=
iegt moroen.
Sie fran50fifhe &egierrng bat G
gil6ofen ibre @infiinfte ent3ogen, neil
tie in ibrem &unpfhreiben bic @ldus
bigen ibrer 9ioeeeie gegen bic 8egiez
rung uno beren politif aufgebebt batten,
IS beiBt. baB Graf 6e~bert 8i5s
rtarf DemnQ6f nleber in ben &eidss
blent eintreten meroe. Nuh lit pom
Giidtritt bes 6reiberrn 0tarihan bon
Slberitein. bes gegenp0riigen Mtiuilters
Deg auspdrti9en, piel bic 3ebe.
Sn Der Neuen 9riebrihsfraBe in
Berlin be8ins Elm oHenbar irrlinniaer
iunger Ntann SelbfmDro in @egef1=
mart bon 9unoerten BON 3ui6auern,
inoem er BON einem bphen @ebdube
fprang. Ser llnsliidlibe, elm Conn
mis- Namens 9aner, bate f6on feit
einiger 3eit Spuren BON 8eiitesltorung
seseigt. ShlieBli6 bilDete er ii6 Elm,
etn Sobn bes peritprbenen &6nias
2uOmig bes 3neiten BON gapern St
ieiu, melher i'm Starnberger See ieiz
men 5oD fanb. Bauer f~letterte auf Die
Sa6brufung, fang bort lange ,3eit
9artien aus hem o%2ptengrin" uno REF
Dem Solfsbaufen, Der IiA auf Der
StraBe pe%rfammelte, unjuiammenbdnz
genbe &ebensurten gu. Sin slrSt, mel
der in Der Ndbbaridaft nobnt, uno Elm
S6uBmunH periu6ten, i'm gu retten,
aber er %leiltete ibnen per3neifelten Wiz
bertanb, uno lie biibten beinabe ibr
Geben babel elm enolih maren lie bod
nahe Daran, oeu Wabniinnigen 3u fallen
unn berabsu5ieben, als II li6 mods
mats losrlB, an ben &anb Der Sriiitung
f~tiir5te un0 nit benz S6rei: sd mill
fterbert, Die mein hohieliaer gater gez
ltorben lit! iid auf Das 9flaiter binab
lDarf. Sein &orper muroe 5n elmer
.formlofen Wtaiie 5ermalmt.
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Cages : 0~enisfeiten.
3 5.

SH D.
Ser Brditoent ernannte 81. ..
Murpbp gum 6puperneur Don @ris
5ona unD IT. 2ambert bin Galifornien
gum &oniul in Ma3atlan.
Die gil CUR g~rnutbignng bes
amerifanii1e S%d1ifsbaues lit jebt pon
beiben 0duiern bes @onsre1es anaez
uomn,en morDen.
Ser General Mnpalt bat Dem
Notwithstanding auf oeKen 6rage,
ob Der Nem Yorfer 3uderz 3ruit nidt
gegen Die geitlmmungen Der Nntis
3rufsgia peritoBe, ermibert, baB bas
allerbings Der 6aa lei unb boB er i'm
gegri1e ifebe, ener9ii9 geeen bieien
3ruit ein5ui6reiten.
CHARLES @morD Smith BON Bbis
labelpbta, Der bisberige @eianbte Der
Der. Staaten in St. petersburg, bat
benz Brdlioenten feline Geiignation einz
gereiht, ba er -ieine iuurnalttii6e 3ba=
ti9tett tpieoer %aufSunebmen miinfdt.
MuS @bepenne, Wpoming. nirb
beri6tet, baB bort elm Sdneefturm
mitbet, Der unermeBli1en Shaoen an
ben 9eerben anrihtet. 9ie meiiten
Sieb5iidter b"eSifern ibre 8erluite auf
iiber 80 Procent.
Wdbrenb zines ebeli1en 3pifes
i6lug Wtrs. 5eanlon in Scranton,
Ba., ibrer @atten nit eilem Aammer
ben S6aoel elm.
GroBes Nufieben bat Or. Nbbot,
Der Nahlolger 0enrp. Waro 8eedbers
dig PreOiger Der plpmnutb= Stride in
Srootlpn, erregt, inDem er li6 gegen
Die gu groBe 8etonung Der Qeberliefez
r1ngen in Der 6riitlihen Stride erflQrte.
Nus Chicago fpirb Der 9rb beS
0umOrilten @barles penrp 6arris be-
ri1tet. Satris mar melt aIgemeiner
als o@arl Yrebel4 betannt, nit pelz
Diem 9tamen er ieine bur6 bic game
en9lif6e preiie g~egangenen 5umoress
ten, Die iammtlib I'M 0euti9=englilfen.
Sialecte gei6rieber mafen, 5eifnete.
9arris tit Der Segriinoer bes 99o6enz
blatteS uYreBel's @eeflp", welhes fpQ=
ter ieinen Sltel in ugtational Meeflp"
dHberte, uno als ioldes nod 6eute err
t6eint.
MusIaitD.
Nus Berlin l6reibt man: W3an
mill uifier, bar ba5 Ititglieo Der ruff
i6en Derri6ers 5amilie, nit pel6em
bic priI5eifin Mdrgaretbe geleqentli6
oes @5arenbeluhes perlobt merDen loQ,
tein @eringerer ais Der @3arepiti6 fei.
0ieier @eDanfe 1T iibrigens uidt 1eu.
S1on CUR 3eit Des aaliers 6riebrid
Duroe bon elmer iolden 8~erbinDung
i'm Grnfte gefprOhen; aber bic &aiies
rim 6rleori9 tpioerieBte fib Derfelben
entidieben. au6 iebt mag bic Sadie
i'm 9inblid auf bic @rregun9, weIfe
lie in 6rantrei6 peruriu6en f0nnte,
pteber aufgegeben werbeH.
@roBes Nufieben perurfadte in
Berlin Die 8unbe BON Dem Selbits
morpe Des 9antierS 5ammerftein, bes
De0 ~befaunten S~datbauleS Dam>
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SIM b6d5saef @rdte. III.
pdRos 9. Berger. Don benton, 2ot Ga. Mia. en-,
mart. oab ) -8oonep. wef9er ~ S4yte lana mil 81
1ettstduj i'm h6@ften graee Hpaftef mar, non mel,
gen TIN ptrfdie6eiit MetSte rergebifd su beireien fud.
Ten. burg ben @ebrau9 Don spei ildiden R5nio's
Hsrpfnseshritr p0afdnSis ~bersiieIlt furbe.
6bantp, Eenn.. /, OFT. 800.
Dor eftpo tinent Sabre murbe rneit Gehu burd, hoa
Drrpbrennen Der g5Ierbe Dom Maaen oeibleu6erf mn
am Ropte febr f9iuer perfest. Or mar tas,eionu ooms
anger hq unb bebrrfte Der Setonduuq goo mn saSSItes
e. as is Don .qoftor aoMis.s 5teroen.s tdrfsrs naS
tttb etHe Jlai4e %fonlnleH. 9a9oent in ;tm s,peir,a;
eanon etiIgtgeben 1atte, fiel er in eineft ru6ioenI @dIaf
gagreno er iritbtr INNER I'M etbIaie fprod1. en sfue.
AaAsn mar er pisl better, uno nab 9e6rou2 einsr
0solqe mor er pogftGnbia eeinnb auo 1T iesf mn in
znls lrpg 0fH ID, bab ih bic quite Wlehisin befonar,em
gaoe hno lprebeNnnd hermit ben beften 4ouf hofs,
sA5 antnn9spon Sreb. Oerfepeh.
0~ eta serfAtsEs asua yAr stesprsirtb<rh
wtro Jebeu1 Der es peT.anat, apoefouhf
Arrte .rbslten aud bic Webiatu uufIpuH
8tfIe 4teetitn yrrbt ieti BEN Sabre I8S6 bon Dem
2c@1s poitor Rbuig Fort Wopne. Sub ~spbereftei
1ao iest uuf'r t!siner anfuetfuns bon Der
koENiG MEDICINE CO
. st, CHICACO, III
Bet alpethefern 81 babeh FL.
srsBe Sis. 6Ssfdr $500.
Sn San antpnio Bel aboIpt Dreib.
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@dntise 8ran,,e

bic entjdf>
ipebe, bei6r=
ipurt mi
herbei. Sap.
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Sic @rippe crip,areid hehanneIt

SD hin loeben pon cinem sipeiten
@nfaa Der Grippe in bieiem Sabre berz
geitelt worben, fast Nfr. 5. .. Sones,
9erausgeber bes n2eaber", Mteria,
3eras. Sd gebrau6te @bamberlains
9uiten<M teDi5in unb nit @rfolg, benn
i'd mar nur 5rpei - gegen friiber 5ebn
Gage I'M Bette. Ser speite Nnial
ipiiroe ebenfaa0 10 f6mer semeien lein,
fpie Der erfte, bdtte i'd ni6t biefe MeDts
gin a%ngetpanDt, Do ih mid ie6S Stuns
ben mad Der attade i6on legen mubte,
lpabrenO i'd beim eriten anfa0 nod
5tuei Gage lang meil1en @el6dften
nahgeben fonnte, ebe i'd bettldgerig
fDurbe. Sic Slaf6e 5u SO Gents au
oerfaufen bel ben Grusgiiten s. Salt
eper & Sobn, 9omling & 6lpob, SO.
& 90. &alteper, q. SreiB, $. S9us
6aro, &. Cohen & So. un6 S. 8.
Sarriion.
Sic preuBii6e @egierung bat ii6
nit Se5ug auf ben piel b%efprodenen
Wafengebrau9 Der Militdrpolten emit
i1lonen, cine WaAtpatrone" ein3uftib-
rem. Sieie patrone ioll eine geridgere
puluerlabung nil einem aubers geartez
ten @eiGoB entbalten, mobur6 bic
Surhl6lagsfraft erbeblih perringert
unb Die SeDenfen gegen bic Senusung
Der S6ieBwaffe auf ofener StraBe ges
hilbert wiirben. Sn Der YreKe nirb
Der 8ebaafe ni6t eben ~freunblif be-
iprohen, ptelmebr meiltens Die SCRIBE
rung entidieOen mieberbolt, bic S6ieBz
berehtiguns Der poiten iiberbaupt aufs
boren 81 laifen unb Die Splbaten arf
bic SenuBung bes aufgeIeBten Seltens
genebrS an5umeiien (lpie ia Die &az
baaerie aud nur ben Sdbel babe). ober
Die &afernen unb anoere 0Hentlihe
8ebduoe innerbnlb Der Staot bur6
poli5eibeamie bema1en su Ia1ien.
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Dr.. Hathaway
Spbn 0rDaSfppt, m. D.. Mfiftent.
Specialist nes Ussterls

SunJe Widnnei
wel@f In Gplse Dor
SuaenD Sfnbel
an Rerpenj5DdGt
tetben, tbrte ebeHs
fraft %uuterSraber
5aben unb tbr,
Mdnulihteit rerlo
rem, lc1ren ben be
rhbmten Or. So,
hamau frfprt con
fnltirea. Belseb
aiGt, Nerpeatront.
bet Unit cSer OBJ.
Erdume wtre MT
ienf&aftlt& unf
mad ben neleffeI
MetbpDen beban.
belt uup NIT Der.
grbbten Grtpls.
@ tpmmt nto,
bQraaf an. Oh mo,
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NDer's Gberrp=

8ubereitet uon DR.. 8. g. aper & Co., aouea, @aT.
Su allen apOtbe'eu nab grsrsiIassu su baben.
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Worth Hundreds OF Dollars.

NV wife used only two bottle of
"Mother's Friend before her third con-
fiuemenr. Says she would not be with
out 1t for hundreds of dollars. Had not
half as much trouble as before. Dock
MILES, Lincoln P4rish, La. Sold by
HariZ & Bshnsen
Woman has been compelled to suffer.
not only her Ills, but these srisln @
from want of knowledge on the part of
those with whom she stands connected .
In the mansions of the rich and bowels OF
the poor, woman HIS been alike the pa
tent victim of ills unknown 10 man. But
now the hnur of her redemption has
come. Bradfelds Female Regulator
cures all diseases pee liar to Ser sex.
S Id by Har,z s. Bghnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02
BRIEF MENTION.

Bright festooning at sc a yard at Krell
q Maths Every ouy could and shou
decorate at the prices we are selling dec
OratiOrs. at Kreli g. Maths.
IT you want something extra fine for
decorating your homes. parIors or club
rooms on any occasion. remember Krell
& Neth have it.
BY the use OF the Quincy Gas Econo-
m z,r YOU can obtain a steadier light
and cause a saving of from 20 to 40
per cent in your gas bills. Can on
Blake & Burke and see for yourself.
For all forms of nasal catarrh where
there is dryness of the air passages with
what is commonly called 'ssuff1ng up. 4"
especially when going to bed, Ely's
Cream Balm gives immediate relief. It's
benefit has been priceless.-A. G. Case.
M. D., Milwood. Kss.
One Of my children had very bad
discharge from her nose. Two physi-
clans prescribed, but without benefit.
We tried Ely's Cream Balm, and much
to our surprise. there was marked inn
provement. We continued using the
Balm and in short time the discharge
was cured. %. A Cary. Corning, NY.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02
River RipletS.

The Irene D., J. K. Graves and Verne
Swain came down, and the Volunteer,
Mountain Belle, Dolphin, Irene D., and
Verne Swain passed up.
The stage of the water at Rock Island
bridge at noon today was 1.S0. and the
temperature was 43
The last Diamond 10 line boat, the
Pittsburgh. is laid up at Dubuque by
this time. She left here Sunday morn
ing for that place. 1t seemed as though
she had freight enough to make the trip
a profitable one, but even if it was there
are to be no more till next summer
The Verne Swain, on account of the
shorter daylight hours, is henceforth to
leave here at 2:45 p m. instead of 3
This will enable her to get to Clinton
and Lyons in better time, and will not
seriously abridge the stay of the people
who come here to trade.
The Silver Crescent is still in the Bur-
lington trade. and will probably adhere
to her old hours of departure and daily
schedule till the end of her season, and
that will come only when the ice is too
heavy for her to run longer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02
In Olden Times

People overlooked the Importance of per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat-
isfied with transient action, but now that
it is generally known that Syrup of Figs
will permanently Care babitusl constipa
tion. we'll informed people will not buy
other lsxatives. which act for time, but
finally injure the system.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02
October Police Business.

Following is Chief Miller's report of
police business for the month of October:
Assault and battery. 8; drunk and dis,
orderly, 3; drunk. 8; disorderly conduct,
5; indecent exposure 1; abusive LAM
euage, 2; burglary, 1; vagrsncy, 1; fugi-
tive from Justice, 1; forgery, 3.
City cases 81; state cases. 8
Jail bill, 80 meals 90 cents, Sc 90.
Tramps lodged. is Fines and fees col
lected by Magistrate Ii. G. Wivill,
S11065.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02

The London east show window has one
of the finest exhibits ever shown in the
city-the Chinese sacred dream fowls.
These fowls are used by the high cast man
darins inltbeir worship of the.J oss Tsing.
They are esteemed by tine Chinese to be
particular of Gods charms for 80 days
preceding the sermons of joss House,
They are fed with grains of rice which
nave passed through the hands of roy
atty, and during the ceremonies proper,
the feathers plucksd from The right wing
are treasured as Invaluable as charm
against death. A royal edict. dating
from the writing of Chi Wbe La Sung
makes i. death penalty to carry these
fowls out of the kingdom. hence the val :
re of these most heautifu, birds, whose
plumage far excels that of all the birds of
para disc.
The Lordon deserves great credit for
its exhibit. The window will present
new attractions each Saturday night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02
A Witty Customer

went to a drug store and asked for SOZ
ODONT. The storekeeper said. Were
out Of that but here is something just as
good" The practical customer said, "No
you don't" and walked out to a neigh
boring store and got q bottle of SOZO
DON'T,