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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

H. 207, in relation to the charter of the
Moore, Arms ~ II ompson company; II.
lS1, in relation to Montpelier union district;
Ii. 222, in relation to Goddard seminary;
II. BIB, in relation to the school funds in
Rupert; $. H., to establish EnosSurgh Falls
graded schools; II. lO2, in relation to West
Concord school district; "A. 2S4, in relation
to the Deerfeld Valley Railroad company;
II. III, in relation to Essex Junction school
district; S. So in relation TO charter Of
West Randolph; II. 2l5, in relation to
White River junction gradad school, II.
I94, IN relation to the corporation OF the
city Of Nergenues; Il. POS, in relation to
the charter Of tho National life Insurance
company; S. 6G, in relation to lttsford
Alueluct cOmpnnY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
House Bills referred.

II. 262, repeating the act establishing the
West Concord graded school district; edu-
cation.
II. 1T, amending the act establishing the
Essex junction graded school district; edu-
cation.
II. 1877, changing the time OF holding the
annual meeting of the Montpelier union
school district. education.
II. 2O7, empowering Moore, Arms &
Thompson company tc change its name;
corporations.
ii. 2l5, Incorporating the White River
Junction & AIDED school district; education.
II. .23, increasing tho number Of trustees
OF Goddard seminary; education.
II. 2S4, amending the act incorporating
tho Deeriied Valley Railroad company
railroads.
II. -94 amending the charter OF Yer.
genne-; corpor atoms.
II. 2JS, amending the charter of the Ma
tioual Life Insurance conf a1y; corpora
tious.
II. 313, to enable school district No. s OF
Rupert to draw its Share OF the pubic
school money; education
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

s. 49, by the comm ttee on corpora
tons, amending the act incoriora,n NJ toe
Barre Wator company
:. 1876, Ly the committee on corporations s,
to enahlo school district No. / Of Troy TO
ISSUE bends.
$. 1877, by tho committee on military
affairs, permitting the United States to
acquire by purchase, gift or otherwise, land
in Colchester for the establishment of Il
mi itary post
5. 1GS, 10y the committee on banks as a
substitute for :. 50. [Bil provides that
the law of 1888 shsll be so amended that
savings banks shall only invest Us follows:
iii tie public funds OF the United States, in
the bonds or notes of tho towns. counties,
cities ond villages Of New England, New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Iowa; in the stock OF any
national bank in New England. Detroit,
Chicago Minneapolis, st. Paul in the stock
of any banking ASSOCIATION OF this State in
the municipal bonds, except in aid OF rail
roads in towns OF 1000 or more in New Jsr-
sey, Wisconsin, Minneapolis. Missouri aud
towns OF 10, goo or more in Kansas,
Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Oregon
and Washington ; provided that 10 invest
ment shall be made in any of these States
except in cities of $4,000 or more when tho
municipal Indebtedness exceeds 5 per cent
of It's assessed valuation in school bonds
Of districts Of 2OU0 Inhabitants or more in
Kansas, Nebraska, North and South
Dakota, Oregon and Washington wh-re the
amount of such bonds does not exceed per
cent of the assessed valuation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
Bili. Ordered to lie.

H. It's. in relation to a State map; II.
POO, in relation to Bennington Aqueduct
Ii. 1866, compelling dealers to
label posons sold without a III ysician 5
prescription. [During a long discussion on
the bill Il number of amendments were pro-
posed, but none were acted upon,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
Iiouss-Aiternoon DON.

The House concurreI in the joint resolu-
ton from the Senate that when adjourn
ment was taken 1t be till Wednesday "a tor
noon.
The resolution directing the ibrHr an to
furnish Milton with certain reports was re
ported favorabiy 10y the committee and
adopted on the part OF the II ue,
Mr.. Clement called up ii. 2U9, incorporat-
ing the Killinston Aqueduct, and on his
motion tho bill was recomm,tted to the cor
poration COMMITTEES.
The volts passing 5. "a, was rccousidered
on motion Of MIR. Bacon OF liz ford. 1t
was proposed that section i DO stricken out,
ON motion OF Mr.. Martin the bill was or
dered TO lie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
iiouse-iIorning.


These bills were introduced
Ii. 36l, by unanimous consent by Mr..
Bates Of Fownal, to incorporate grad
school di,trct; referred TO committee on
education.
Ii. 362, substitute for H. -, 1872 and
l42, in relation to the village of Benning
ton From committee on corporationsl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

ANOTHER INTERESTING DAY AT THIS
STATE CAPITOL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

S. %. amending section 72G Of the re
vised laws rotating to hearings before special
masters; S. IS relating TO tho appointment
of assistant secretary Of the Senate; s. As,
limiting the term Of Imprisonment III con
vlctions under the liquor law to three years
s. &C. relating to officers requiring assist
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

:. 81, Incorporating the st. Adams Street
Railway company; II, 3OS, Incorporating
the st. Johusbury Street Railway company
S. =, creating board Of health for North
bennington; II. Ia, relating TO Barton vii
lage: ii. 81, enabling two school districts in
pawlet to draw their share OF public money
=. 1S, relating to West Randolph graded
school district; II. 263, legel!zng vote Of
town OF Norwich exempting certain prop
erty from taxation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
House. orning.

The report OF the committee on elections
on the Danville case was presented, and on
motion OF Mr. Boynton was ordered to lie
and 400 copies printed
H. III, relating to taxation of deposits in
savings banks, was made a special order for
Thursday next at 2:3O p. IN.
a joint resolution, to adjourn from Fri
day afternoon until Wednesday, was adopt
ed on the part Of the House.
II. III, the interchangea mileage
ticket till was made special order for
next Thursday at 1890 a IN.
ii. l24, relating to right OF way for
roads, ordered to lie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

Il. 175, amending section 1850, relating
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

On motion Of Senator Hail. Senate bill
81, to pay I, T.. Bell a certain sum- was
Withdrawn from the consideration Of the
Senate.
Joint resolution, offered 10y Senator
Grout, providing that printed matter ad-
yertiang tho state, DO furnished by the
board Of agriculture To The worlds far
commissioners during the worlds fair, was
referred to tho committes on agriculture.
a message from the governor anuouuc ol
that he had siSnod $. -, amending the
charter Of the Farmers and Mechanics
IA ngs Institution aud trust company, ana
S. p containing the organization Of the
ST. JoLnsbury aqueduct company.
BINS Introduced and Ordered Printed.
r l3i, from the committee on railroads
to prevent nccidsr,s, The bill provides tor
bell cord from CARS to engine on ali pas
ssnSor uausl
s. 49,, ~ ,ha committee on Lants, ms Il
substitute tor :. 80 relating to Investments
by savings banks snd trust companies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

II. 262, repeating the act establishing the
West Concord graded school district; edu-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
The Phoenix Bridge CO.. Troubles.


Rock ISLAND. Jan S.-EDIToR, ARGUS:
| wish you would state the situation and
correct in your strened raper tie mis-,
II presentation of sffairs relating to the
Phoenix fridge compsny. We bsve
hereto ore pai,i our iabDrers f1.75 md So
per dsy with TWO executions. In both
cases the ma1 We're entIreiV unit FIR
nsrd wors. and ought not 10 have hirec
gu FIR sach rough work Tney were
pJId 81 so pr dsy, rate high, cOnsld-
eriug the days work they wer- abe to
do Our men were certainly paid what
ever they were promised, promI e. how~
ever, was not made the two men | refer
to. 1t is Quife untrue that the work has
been delayed by the quitting OF some of
The crew a. our for &c ia larger at present
than IL has been sluce we started erection
We are Masking very good head way. and
you can convince yourself that consider
able progress has been made In the last
three days. Mr. Taylor hires the men
under the supposition that they are awsre
il is hard work. II they turl out to be
wesk men it is not our fault. The
Pnoen Bridge company is II reiilble
concern. and would not have an body in
their employ who csn or will not COM
ply with their terms. Yours respect.
fully. The PHOENIX BBIDGE Co.
Per George Richter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
Sunday services

Al trinity, R:v K F. Sweet, rector,
Sunday school at Sis q. m mathis "A.
l0:l5. litAny, sermon and celebration at II.
even song al z A. the chapel, even song
ana Sunday school at 2 80.
Al the UnIted PRESBYTERIAN, preach
ing in the morning at 1915, and Al 100
p IA. by the Rev. WilIsm Dons 'dson.
sunday school st go a. N. Young
LeoFte's u.ce ing At Gas p m
At the Cnrlstian church, services a.
1915 III and 1870 o. IN conducted hy
the pastor, Rev +. w. Grafton. Morn
| in- sutject, "A Glorious Service -
Evening sutjscc, Loyalty 10 Cnrst ,.
a ha tismsl service in the evening. Sun
day school a 9:l5 q. N
At the Central PRESBYTERIAN. The
Rev. John H. Krrr, pastor, will preach
at 1890 Il. m. on "A Personal Mes
sage, and at 80 p. m on The Seven
Thousand Who Esd not Worshipped
| Baai." Sunday school at 1145 a. m
\. p S G. f at Gas N.
AT the Grace Lutheran, corner Forty-
fourth street ana Seventh avenue. Ser
wees al 10.45 m and 7:3J D. m, con
ducted by he pastor, Rev. G. E Schuey.
Morning text, "HIs n me Shall E 1Gure
| T'r yer, Tshim LAAu II. Evening
t x, E3c. VIII II Sunday school q,
$50 a. M, Prof. c. W. Foss, super u
teBdent.
At the First Baptist, preaching
in tie morning and evening by
the pastor, Rev c. E. Taylor. Sub,
lect for morning, go Forward" eve.
ming. Let Every Man Prove HIS Oar
Work" Sunday school at 9:t5 a. H.
g. l.. VII iams, superintendent. Young
Peoples union at $50 p. M, Topic
Motto for the YHar," Col 90; lead r
Clarence Spsulding. Sunday school a,
the Forty fourth street chapel al 8 o
m, F. NJ Sinnet', superintendent.
At the First Methodist, preaching al
10:45 a. m. and 7:3O D. IN BY the pas
tor, the Rev. F. W. Merrell. Morniue
subject, Witness of the Spirit" In
view of special services now IN progress
the series of sermons on the Ten Com
inandments" Will be postponed until fur
ther notice, and special revival service
will be held in the evening. Brief SER
vice, bright singing will characterize the
meeting Sunday school at 0 80 Us min.
utes later). ]. F Robinson. superinteud-
ent. Young peoples meeting q. 6 80 d.
m. G E Adams, leader
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
Catarrh Cant be Cared

with local Implications. rs they cannot
resch the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure 1t YOU have TO take Internal
remedies. Halls Catarrb cure Is taken
Internally, AID scts directly on The blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Cstarrh
Cure is 30 quick medicine. Il was pre-
scrioed by one of the best physicians IN
this country for years; and is q regular
prescription 1t is composed of the hes,
tones known, combiued with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combina,
ton OF the two Ingredients is wat pro-
duces such - .'boerfui rrsuiis in CURING
cstarrh SEND for testimonials free
f. j. CHENEY 81 Co, Props. Toledo q
Sold hv firaacuis.s r....-. .zr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
LuCAL NNTtCFS.

Christmas candies a. Kreii & Maths.
Christmas trees and tree ornaments ST
KEEL & Maths.
Get basket filed with nice candy for
Ice Al Kreu * Mains
Cal or E. B. McKown for hsrd wood
snd soft co.,. Telephone 1.I9S
a nice present. box or basket of fine
csndv. KreH & Ns'b have 'he finest.
MiX-d nuts md mixed Candies till YOU
caa't rest. A. Krell & M>th's, and At such
low prices
The largest selection of foe, pure can
dies in the three cities and put m in
boxes or baskets is TO be found a KEEL
& Mains new store
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
ARE PROSPEROUS PLACES.
River Cities Have an Adyan taee
Over Those Inland.
The Very impOr an Far ~ amh ats
Are vs. Re~tinea 10 Pisy in
Our IaieruRI Comm rec.

The Sioux City journal in recent ar
ticle takes a very pessimistic view of riv
er navigation on the Missouri river, saws
the Dubuque Times II believes that the
day for the steamboat has passed and
that the railroad will supersede It.
| The Missouri, of con. Sc, doee ut offer
the same facilities for navigation that
the Mississippi does because the c0ndi-
| tions are different. The Missouri is a
trescherous stream The outline of its
course you see today is likely to disa. az
| tomorrow. The channel varies often ss
| frequently as the winds. Still there is
| always a channel-there ALWAYS has been
| and there will always be such. 1, is in
the line of tie experienced steamboat
man to keep track OF it. The feet that it
shifts 10 the eA'eat of swallo wing up
farms and city additions. now on one
SIDE aud now on another. does not affect
the flow of water. The latter IS always
on hand and always in order throughout
at least eight months in the yesr
We do not catch the drift of the Jour
naps onslaught on the river that flows BY
lie city. Only for the fact that Sioux
City is built on the Missouri river it
would not be the growing city it is today
Neither would Council Bluffs, Omaha,
St. Joe and the other cities aud towns on
banks of the Missouri. Along the Miss
issippi river is seen the s. me coierie of
fiourishiDg cities from St Paul to New
Orleans. All located because of the
river that flows by them, snd de- ending
on the splendid waterway. Ii the Jour>
city of note in Minnesota is located on
the Mississippi; every city 10 Iowa except
Des Moines on either the Mississippi or
Missouri; every city in Missouri located
the same
In the same line of argument look At
Illinois Chicago, queen of sl cities,
has not much of river as 4 means of
commt rcial intercourse, hus il is doubt
fal if it could be induced at sny price to
part with that little stream that separates
tie north, south and west divisioCs
dirty as it it is. BIT then CHIC go has
the lake and what would its commerce be
without III Take all the leading cities
of the state outside the metropolis anu
see how largely their commercial add ia
dus'risl advancement; depends upon
water transportation. Peoria has the
Illinois, Quincy, Rock Island. E lst ST
Louis ana other cities that might be men
toned the grand old father of streams,
while Rockford, Aurora and E!gin would
not surrender their possessions OF
the rivers without struggle OF
course the city builded on one OF ma
:ur.'s waterways has the advantage over
one that is not Applicable sllke and
with equal force to city so situated Is
the argument which furthers the move
ment to improve oar internal water
courses ant connect taem by artificial
means. slch as the Hsnnepin Canal Is
destined 10 do.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
The Heipnt 2f InHnrY.

In the presence Of southerner the
conversation turned on the grand style
of living INDUCED in by our young
Parisians.
That's nothing to what it is with US. :"
interrupted the Marseiliais. Il can pick
out at least ten sons Of wealthy paren IS
whose establishments are on such com
plete footing that they each keep a negro
valet for the sole purpose of carrying
their mourning letters TO the post
Courier Gu Centre
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09

Fc-Forgive me for kissing you-the
perfume Of that rose in your hair intoM-
Gated me, and did not know
She-Isnt it funny! That's an artificial
rose, You know Lille.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
NSURASGF.

No Pe1dlerv Supplied
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
rc Kt,vsts arc D.b.te,.d E.D.

II you vii s-Ed me YOUR address We
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explaining al sbout d.. Dyes celebrated
electro vo!tsic belt and appliance. and
heir charming ELECTS upon the neryou,
dsbili'eje system, snd how tbey ril.
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Auz afflicted, we VIII send YOU j.elt sn6
appliances 90 trial
VoLTAIC SELT co Marshall. Mich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
His Great Mistake.

She latter the ball,-Has papa asked
you about your income?
He-Yes.
She-And you told him that little fib
about the large salary?
He-Yes.
She-Tm so glad.
He-Well, I'm sorry. He borrowed
fifty dollars from ne on the spot
Smith, Gray 6 Co. $ Monthly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
PROTECT YOUR tYESI
MR. H HIP SrHREE.

|
The well-knovn p ICiau o. Czs i+veS
IN +. ~or.7 h an Olive). - irs. =,
appointed T II. Thorra sgez- f1r +,
Zebra e Diam nd Spec scl,-- ara p,
glasses, and also for his Eisn1.d No..
Change bic Specncl and EJ.g'-s.,
he gases aie tue Erestez; I'VE in
ever INSIDE n sreCt2C es. By "a,
cons Tuction Of the Lens pe-snT5 ~,
chasing pair Of these Son-Ch.1 -n.e :,
Glas es yer hss to chan lhese 4 80,
from 'hc eyes. and every Jar srahsss,
il guaranteed. 20 tAat il fheE e-pr AZ.
the eyer tho MISTER how or scrsrhsd "a.
Lenses arel they will furnish he IN
with new na'r Of la~se= free n rhe,s.
T. III. THOMAS rs 4 IN ss.sTtUss
and invites al to sstisfg he ssz
Of the crest superiorits Of thee q -,
over any aud ali Others ROW IN IL 70 -s3
and examine the same O. I II. ons'
dru. gis' ard oQticisn, &C Is!sni
No paIHlor- cn-,ls-I
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09

The taxes for 1891 are now Que and
may he pad to the roanship collector a,
Hurst & Donsldson's cfi,e in Masonic
T mp block Y ur last yen'sr cei,,
wiz ne of great assistance To the COLLECTOR
In ilG,IZ .,l. 4..s.- ~. a., ,.x
books. WILLIAM T. SUDDEN.
:UWushIu CDil+ct,,-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09
4 Feminine Search.

Bibbs-How de do, Bob? Where's sis?
Bob isis husband)-Gone shopping.
"What did she want"
Nothing"
Then why did she go shopping?
TO see if she could find anything that
would make her want something
New York Weekly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-09

The best medical authorities say the
proper way TO treat catarrh is TO take a
constitutional remedy. like Hood SIR
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-02

Mr.. Catchings has reported to the
House resolution making the free coin
age bill in order for consideration on
March % and within few days will
come a discussion which will clearly
show to the country the attitude of the
Democrats on this question. The Repub-
licans, we are glad to see, have concluded
to take no part in the discussion nor vote
on the question of consideration. The
Democrats oughtto be given every oppor-
tunity to exhibit themselves to the
country on the subject. There is not the
slightest danger of a free coinage bill be-
coming law, SO that the only interest
the general public can have in the dis
eussion is as furnishing means of deter
mining clearly the views of theDemocratic
party on question which will be an i'm
portant one in the Presidential campaign.
For the Republicans to mix in it would
simply serve to obscure the attitude of
the Democratic party and enable the lat
ter to deceive the country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-02
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.
FOR MAYOR,
GEORGE w. TRUE.

Ward 1.
alderman Charles F. Dam.
CotnctJnea,-John G. MunrOe, Charles b.
Showers, Charles +. Bartlett.
School nnittee-Granyille NJ. Donham.
e =, III. Sye,,IsM 10 s q. Monroe.
Co'stdotes-keuel'N. Field, EDWARD n Healn'
ward 2.
Aldernedsa-William F. Cammeu.
Couacilnaefe-R. Cutler Libby, Stephen w. Carrie,
Thomas Fl Macarthur.
WnrI raertMA fired n. Whitmore.
Codss06tes-J!onn ~ Hussey' oeofse a. WIZ
iahiS.
Ward D.
Observation-Disclosures ID. Clark.
Io,r,,e;z,ne ,,~Charles j. Butler, William E.
Carter, Almus d. Butler.
cchooI niftse--William H RroWnSon
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MAGAZINE NOTICES.

We have frequently felt called upon to
praise the. Cosmopolitan for the beauty
of its illustrations and the excellence OF
it's papers, but the March number III point
of general interest and attractiveness
goes even beyond any number hitherto
produced. The opening article, Inc
Cathedral at Cologne, is superbly Illus
trated. The two views, one of the nave,
and the other of the treasury of St. Ursu-
la, are veritable works of art, and the
word painting by Miss Elizabeth Bisland,
fully sustains that young writer's well
earned reputation. Chas. E. L. Wingate,
the dramatic critic of the Boston Journal,
furnishes a very interesting paper on
Fair Imogen upon the Stage, embellished
with excellent portraits of the actresses
of the poet who have charmed the public
in that character. Adam Badeau, our
late consul general at London, provides a
sketch of Strawberry Hill, the home OF
Horace Walpole, who left it to his niece,
the Dowager Countess of Waldegrave,
from whom it descended to the Waldo
graves, Darls of Oxford. BfahanrS, the
great English tenor's daughter, married
a Lord Waldegrave, andsunder her man
agement Strawberry Hill became the cen.
ter of the rank, fashions and brains OF
London. The sketch is finely illustrated:
Henry Arthur Herbert of Muckross, and
Thomas Donnelly, in the article styled
An Ext uardsman's Note Book, give an
admirable account of the English House,
hold troops of foot, profusely illustrated
with pictures of the officers and OF mem
bers Of the royal family in the uniforms
of their several corps. E. G. Reynolds
has paper on Political Cartoons OF
John Tenniel that will interest everyone,
and M. +. De Young graphic illustrated
paper on The Columbian Worlds Fair.
There are other papers all of value besides
Edward Everett Hale's Social Problems,
and Brander Matthew able criticism OF
American Fiction.