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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26
SATURDAY. MARCH &c. 1892.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION Or ILLINOIS,

Headquarters Democratic State Central Com
mittee OF Illinois, Sherman House, Chic IgO,
February p, 1892. A Convention of the Dem
ocracy Of the State of Illinois. is hereby called to
meet IN the Hall of the House OF Repres enatives,
in Springfield, Illinois, on Wednesday April 27th,
1891, at2 O'Clock p. , for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates 10 be voted for on Tuesday,
November Sth, 1892. for the offices of Governor;
Lieutenant Governor; Secretary of stare; Auditor
of Public Accounts; treasurer; Attorney Gener-
al; Three Trustees of the University OF Illinois |;
Tw o Congr essmen AZ Large; also for the purpose
of selecting one Presidential Elector from each
Congressional DiCtrict. and four Presidential
Electors from the state ~ la'ge. Two delegate
from each Congressional District and eight dele
gates from the state al ls'ge 10 the Democratic
National Convention, TO be held in Chicago, June
81, 1884. One State Committeeman from each
Congressional District, and seven state Com
mitieenen from the state at large, and such other
business as may properly come before the con-
Veption. he basis OF representation for each
county ehali be: One delegate for each four
hundred votes cast for Cleveland and Thurman al
the last Presidei tial Election, and one delegate
for each fractional part thereof, OF two hundred
votes or more. Under this can the representation
OF Rock Island county will be, on 3,64 votes,
delegates.
By order OF the Democratic State Central Com
mIttee OF Illinois. DHLos p. PHELPS, Chairman.
TREo. NKLsoS, Secretary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26
Democratic Country convention.

The democrats of Rock Island county are
hereby requested to send delegates 10 a cOnveI-
Rock Island Thursday, April a, 1892, st 80
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of selecting dele
gates TO The democratic state convention which
assemblies at Springfield, Wednesday, April -.
1892. The basis Of representation at said county
convention viii be one delegate for each township
and q so upon the vote Tor Cleveland and Thur
man in 1855 apportoned amor 9 the different town
ships precincts and wards in the ratio of dele
gate TO every 30 voters, and one delegate for
every majerTaIt thereof, and according TO which
the following will be the Representations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26

AN exchange says that North c arc
lima man has a clay pine which he has
smoked every day for the last % years
1t might have added also that it is strong
enough to make itself felt in the adjoin-
ing county,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26
Miles, Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on new pripcip,e-rrgul-IIng the
liver stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. Or Miles
Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste,
torpid liver. piles. constipation. Un-
equslled for men, women, children
Smallest. mildest. surest 80 doses 25
cents. Samples free at Hsrtz & Balm,
sens.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26
Don't Grunt

About losing sleep last night on account
of that hacking cough, when Cubeb Cough
Cure will relieve it in one minute. Il Is
not cure for cor sumption. but sffords
relief, and will prevent it Thousands
of testimonials could be furnished, but
you are only asked 10 give it trial 10 b
convinced. nothing will take the place Of
1t. druggists unite in saying it gives bet
ter satisfaction Than all others.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26

The following resolution was adopted by the
Demecr State Genital Committee, February
20, 1892.
Be il resolved, That il is this sense OF this Com
mitiee, that the Austlali Ballot aw spplies 10
the election OF officers 81 the annual town Get
ing to all elections exec as specially excepted
in said law, and this committee recommend that
all elections to be held for town officers this
spring; DC held under The provisions and according
10 the letter Of said law.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26

Fhe caucnses in the several townships will De
held at p. m, and in Molir and Rock Island al
30 p. m. on Saturday. April 9, 1892 The differ
ent delegations will also report names OF commit
teemen for their respective townships, precincts
and wards. T. 5. SILvIs Chairman.
DAN W. GOULD, Secretary pro TEN.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26

What is more attractive than a pretty
ace with fresh. bright complexionf Fo-
it, use Pozzoni'e Powder
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26

Cubeb Cough Cure-One minute
For sale by 81 druggists Hsrtz
Bahnsen, wholesale druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-26

usacouusTtowH The GEOGRAPHY OF THIS couSTsYwUI OBTAIN
MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM STUDY OF THIS MAP or TsE
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22


: In New Yt,rk city, where the stand
ard of >a:@rics Is n* high 1n,l1als as
in any American city, It was RECENTLY
shown tht1tnf tle yo,l1g men l11 .got@a
commercial positions ~ per cent.
earned $4,000 PR ycur and only !
1nr cent, nxaWu1c1 -. 500 pcr ycilr.
Upon these incomes all: the hume
comforts of lnarri&al life ARC possible,
but o,1ly }'y gWnl arrangement.
Girls with frivolous 1dcao Of life
make failures Of s1,ch homes, but tho
earnest girl can make happy herself,
her husband and her children, Into
these homes our girls arc daily going
ns wives, and it is apparent that
Young mcn must TIC careful in their
choice. =.
Tho young MEN whom our young
t2<>a1,n meet IN tho incest homes OF
eur l>lrgcst cities are those who arc
s4:::'1liny tlIc incomes referred to
*1",yo, I4.lEe revenues are few, and
If Ivy Il ''tlfsirable' marriage ii only
,1lt*:4.lt tile alliance tn young men OF
!1uzzliny salaries, just about ono girl
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

There is in operation in Switzer'
land an interesting plant for saving
stone, Tic saw on one Of the largest
machines is over seven feet in diam
ttcr. and consists OF d steel pluto
mounted on screwed spindle. along
which it tan be shifted 80 us to vary
ita position for making cuts Of any
desired size. The rim of tin, saw l.
studded with diamonds, which arc
held IN small disks ut steel fitted into
rcccsses drilled into the saw near its
periphery. BY this arrangement it
III possible II, 9uw about one square
foot If hard marble pcr minute. ~~-
New York journal,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22
I'erutIur l.u~ttl4s~. 1Itt11Ml~.

The amateur photographer il. even
at this latn day.. Il ;*t,1l las*=uf Wuin|'cr,
:mcnt* to sol1lc" si,ni,lt'=| minds Just
why llv Should to +;t,i1l4 a1r>nt talking
pictures. ii hot for. lirt. il something:
; beyond their *f:x,nl n4>lat1lslut1: !: Tho
*u1,tl,or u1,tu3: photographed Il mill fl
ii country Village ;&lltl :s:t,l1t ;l*nnloy ol
tho picture 10 thu miller *: ....
+ ! Next yrier.: =uu going that WHY
:upYli,l. lo=,Ilct tlit:1nillc1.::s man; whz
expressed his surprise that 40 much
trouble had lton :t'tktla "Wit}tn1t
cllurgt. /. y" :. :: =: 7. " .:*:*
+" The photographer. tx1t%tlnG *l1l'
joke til lH> understood. sIlll s1nilin4ly
l11*txrl:,natlul1 It :ls** t11llr* bt:tatt$5t
|tn1r business ii :$o very large. ",
tttlso III many 1,hrtt>=+r.l lhs: tllnt ~
:cun atIur1 tut,u 1htAAt for nothing. H.: \ !:
= Aluok if blank .l*tulisll,l.t1tt nvr1
s1,roittl :tllu: :1laa1l:s .t,eee. and then,
stttt. apparently turning tho: subject
over and s,He1 IN j. JUS mind. ho tx
clai11ul ::::.> .>.>:.::: 49, -" T.
".MaiSttr. Owe ii mind TO. have
some more pictures took RI >nyse1
;tnl th' oil 1nisS,ls''' "
This was more than the joker hue
burgulrt.l for, un1 he hurried away
without asking his subjects tn sit
"Aeross England in Dog Curt"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

In 1sGO tic population west of the
Mississippi numbered 4,35o. G15 nnd
that Ut the states an,1 territories west
of the Missouri us. )23 or about 300,
900 less than tho population of Nc
braska il today, In loJV tile popul1
ton of Nebraska was -, MI and that
of tho two D;tkotAs 2,5uD, LII 1900
the population Of Nebraska WAS
l,O5G, 7D3 and tint Of the two Dakota*
511, 527. Edward RoscW1ter's Omn,
In Address. 49,. g. ..>. ~: j.:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22
90 August
Flower

For Dyspepsia.
4, BellAngcr, prol,r., Stove Fotr-
dry, Mortaglly, Qucbcc, writes; II
have used August Flower for l>ys'
rcpsia. 1t gAve nc great relief I
recommend il to all D>'Spertics as Il
very good remedy
I'd. Eergeron, General Dealer,
14auzon. Lewis, Quebec, writes: /
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia. y
e. A. harrington, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes: August Flower has effected
complete cure in my case. It act
ed like a n1iracle.''
Geo. Gates, Corinth Miss. writes:
II consider your August Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dys.
pcpsia. I was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottles
of August Flower, and now con-
slider myself we'll man. T sincerely
recommend this medicine to suffer"
ing humanity the world over Z
G. e, GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. s. A.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

Easter in Russia is tilt greatest
festival Of the year, Russian Christ
mas presents arc as nothing conn
purtd tn those given at Easter. Eggs
arc of course the principal feature,
and not till one has seem the Easter
bazaar in tho Gostinoi Door and the
shops on tho Nevsky Prospect IL it
casy to imagine the beauty and
laintincss OF Easter productions.
Fortunes in trinkets, laces and jewels
are spent on tho contents Of the eggs
4 very pretty egg Ii 1nadt. ct pink
vcincl marble trimmed with gold,
Small ivory eggs filled with silver
rosary lt::t,ls make Il lovely offering
for the lcvout churchwomu1, unsl
tor the practical housewife little
rush l,.slzet full Ut fresh c:<@<1g$s II won
dcltu1ly "ttr;lotivt..~NeW York sun,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

An. En;;ii. 1sman'h 1trrIhlr nrdeAl tv
I:tt44:a lturinE Easter. IT,.

Az rn;li. ?na".n rcrr1hlc Ordeal tr
Et.~@:a During E""t'r.
Russia. ~ tho director: ct snuAH iron
works tells Il Wn'1ul story ct l1'9 NY :.
tr1'1u&s ut EASTER when the 1r",'
welcome the ttast with tho 'la tllfls'
tl;n custom ut KISSING tacl other'
For Il week hrionel'a''a: ne e;'V.
they nrc busy 1"3llt'& anu painting
r:45@@$. which 1A<> n1' I" las,S'n1 ~
oIo another with klss. me mo-
ment the clock strikes - TIT privilege
or lNnancc as nv f'so may ~ stf1i"
h1cnee$. >ninhly lnt'h >&e''ls'3tIS nun,
stlf 1l1sultttt ny TIC eompls1<'' o'ler o1
KISS a'ltt ~ t'$&s:8: !: > -: -. -.
IN y teN :titSts - " }n 13 re- &c you.
tH's.:,H ttlt' 1aot9 'll y 7 l,l'1s'>'t wy
When c.4ll'. 'ls1t eil1 N1ii , 1la'* - !.
\ l't4E l1tt 1'1ft 3, @@
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u" 13t t'E
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f 1t*E 't|Htl1tz@l
f111ft1ftal A1t=t Hz1 Il .}A'*
s**'
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|: y II d ut == I'LL:
y A l1le' \! l NJ ~
Clazl1*st* l'z Try hxttl1
n11} ~ltt1 tSi'ly}t1*s t1 $l7Nf't,
that wa l=li}lrt3l t<}*!t!n y ,1ts.s;11''t'aa
lH*fore u tnt11{!t4t my vodl<a NY 1atI
Mu1Ik: WIN :c15plf'r* ~ l}lS 'H'.t'tl Ivy
charcoal dust ~ .tlle: perez o. ~: ilH+
skim 1t 11t;a1' WHO l1ad htt.t1: =
t"h'1ned Hrr lorllnlis 'ti1 h1slit, a'', !.
| aW'ktV1 l1kt llft .NOH4HlNi iI'!-'1E| W.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

New Boa,4lc1' trt>mpltlininS(y} -.
Xun have fu1 lash m the table five
days III sucecsSion. 49,: ..
~ Mrs. Slnntlict with dignity If
you would stoI, IN your racufor filthy
lucro: long enough 10 observe tho
ways IF refined people ind look over
Tile Society Monitor occasionally you
would learn, sir, that table, knives
have gone out ut fashion. and the
only stylish dishes now a1r those
which can be eaten with II fork. ~
New York Weekly. 49,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22
$3.50
600
=
Total,
Which we offer you for, :
= IA loss TO somebody Of
And a corresponding gain to you.


preparation, NEW SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribers who
additional which
rnune. Ut
:
No in he United Stn 'erl 1'fants
uteHl> Into thu nneH Of the r'
willing
niliot the United
Grants Mchm publishers
m and gold binding hitherto" sold ny
brightest cheapest
Itself equal to the bust ST. magazine and
Lows
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

III ttvci i t11,,,1~t1i1l will make Il "1t
sirulle" match: Fuct<, ~: !, Hs tllcSt
mast he taken i1itu co.'s Iteration by
the girl:nf today: uutl :>:hrtt tln'y ARE.
it will liz. mere clearly understood
why voting 'nt1> ;tr' apt tn In, fright
e1ttvl llz,ln rather than attracted tn
tho girl whuSe elliet idea ut popular
ity il tu TT. ''s1nurl" III her chat ami
~,'t:lt.'lt>>" in her manner. -- Edward
". BOX lit Ladies' Home journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

III public. u> we'll IN in private, one
should eyer TIC mindful Of. H." rights
1T others. Not lu'>:. :~;,4<e, Il clergy
man, accompanies llN~ tWn Young IT.
dues. was travelling 1t WAS nearing
the hour II mi blight. yet they h;tl
not ordered th& j stepping births
made w. Instead, dizzy were indulg~
ing i'll Il game Vt wol9ls-try1ng to
see who could think 1T the most
words that begin with this or that
letter. 49,.
TAcy spent half I'LL hour or more
m "A" and Turn went to "13 with
Il freshness that seemed to indicate,
That they intended, dt'.l}itc the late
mess at the hour. ~ X, to the tnd OF
tie Alphabet. +At~uuy rnte, that WITS
thu impression they ::$$sEh tn the tired
man IN tn. berth t11"o>{tt. WHO war
trying IL vain to slt;:l'= l.
HI Presently There t.tt1l!n A.11lll. WhcA
*lltllt' pf tie tlI11H*>:' !: st:..>tlt0 allie t.
thi11k Ut -t,1u,tl1cr E: Tile: irtt1 1na1
:: took *uulyuntA:4sn.nf thr:ln}l. Parting
his curtain thr=lta1>t hIt:nf**tl space.
he shouted. # j: r.. " &: " !.
And 'h,rts. >ir- ..]jorcs!'' "-I1ar
Il -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

This story is told Of Chittlt's Dick
ers and Mr., Frederick Uuvry. the
we'll known solicitor. Un one utva-
sion. Dickens was in treaty for Il
rite'v Ut land lit tic. buck IT dad u
lIill. the proposed ycl.lnr bling I'LL
ul,l fsu1ntr, ii Keen Old: imam OF ml*i
~ IL: nd 1t hard: INIT II, tr4ck. Al,
"iutxrvit.V. NUS arranged whit. linn 1T
tfiIl til. eta't'li1l t,N:ttlf}n*g. A,>d
IN t)tl, I1ttr
ttIIzxi1 tl,i2t*1sl1.
<t@l,sttk5l, t}nr1:<
# IIk'1i
t=: II
\ t:E|*l. 2k(,,1>:
q: l.att*>:fe1=.
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"i1at.n ;ttl'1 5 It lt>tt{c
t>f t,ltl l,{.,.t 's:ii11t'; |
" IEinti" tttr1lltl$* tT}IjGItttt* a * \ ttla*$
t)f 113rt viii ito him "&I<, It .W;]
sttftt,l: " tAfter,tl} tiIl:*!< tt1'tl1,1
twt,lty minutes they We1lt* illtotl1t
study. 'l4. fur1llfsz*. <sE+ w t$t:$ ii
mi: TIT III s;li urn1el4ujr, >tI*t11 aln
.111i>4'utr rx'>lli4ii L u l>tdtle.of ln'r|
l.tl not ltt*Hn Touched Tile nrt<u
1it,ti,,il> thea proceeded very mntl
Iii f;lH,)1' IF THE f:trnlel' and the lat
gain was struck. With ii ehucklt
the u1l man then turned his t&ttt1,t3ol
to thu port and finished thu bvttle. ~-
Sun Frs,ntiscu .Ar4unuut,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

lutuafetl>ln ttln t1W>.r t1ngzsto1les III
>1lcate tl1vllu;&r inilunlltu :t>t :tlle s ;tt1
ttzxllts oman tit| ,l>11t)t1y ctHtet
sif(1 lf'a1 tor >zs,<|1ztzs md t>t@HtlV hunt
III t4l AIzeA:t':l1 lt,
=|i II $tzttl,t@ss
M 1lI'.h1
M 1lt:t. II
t*t, .
't1fr'.ei 1tnott::, fltStti Il
f }}tts 1ttttst t$4>}tflt,su1ilt
=5=:::|= ~: .*** r.:
Tx A'4 du1.:t tttt:tte that every ono
thinks ht1t1qt,l & |>4>at|$'lsat hut >tt. l1
htlitvf. tevt1.> t,tte wishes II, h. h
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

England Nns Have 1,'tn il Dead sell"
The borders IF the Dead sta are
now extensive suit 1nl,1s, und the
water IL not 80 dense III the Drolt'
witch, Engluln|, briue> Tile few mol
luhca that are found correspond with
the brackfish shells ST recent salt
lakes, whilo tho ,i-A!: :: :::. pr"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

4 crartl HID xxft,:7t ri Isl: .tU: Htt IA4+&; i
nu1H 11s1 ItS!l ri. 1X IatIIY NrtI1l4. =
,riI.t' III IitiI45j ~ fIso,
1;a4.tt 1t # sylAEl} IT, iii szlz14
.. z*$$#.
*>': 10
=4 81 e. IL.
I'll III Hill / & e tI Will hill III
=. =:
lSsIrZ 1q:t:n 81 IT sgt< i1t
sfe l1ln f|a1lY Yf. c1>1 Ia liz ii tury IT
III
t1s ia 4{t= fflI, 3s11eI 114Xs.t
81 z.:= * *==
III, t}{,. init ;itl III tt4,A kiy t>rest,l
UpUu Il4s1l TN Vttr itiE. NlII lii rnct re-
And nbgtrt. l1iIll r.1l,i911y With fig.1t ruynt
II: 8: x,.t HI: MI. := +: == " CHI: +
# WIelt Fl; lutl te;l4Il4t. tu i'll III rttt;l, ut ltia
*:.-e iI,:**: n. 4
Tic sf,v IL titan, white uKetl II jiIl nacl: hfnt
!: i: l&1F >** :** II II: u
It s,rr '>>' ~: ' *.*: H..
-. . @= H.. r z<* E~ -'. :
And t1,c1, lt<t,l.tie liz ra4%. ,ltlstert he kucW.
The minstrel fuans him telS iItt. full and frece
Tile stran:cr how hi> nre s.ta> born aud grew
~'> - - 1920
How he hat lpnsea fur *trafse and found 1t
sweet. -. =: =: 81 +. - ." .
Now 1t was hl4. Int hos: Ai> far would rise
Lest he might In.ti it, Tint, alas! too fleet
"''s'4' ''''' 49, = ~ $3.50 ''''' '''' 49,
The stranger listened. 'l.adt' ut length said
he. I'll: ~. !.
"Tnnr Hpu,f was kWat FL htarA It with the
rest :. ::..:~::> -: =. Il =: :> * -. -. &c.,
But it on that ynu huitl your hppt. twill be
t. " Ill IT,. .
..~ : ..,> ,s:,:"'~'.. !, -:
"Nheu y1n have fteund what art IL nauEht
without. . = y: .:.-
Fen Inspiration then will he your lay
Enduring. Aye. and all your fear aud doubt
VIII vanish III the shades ut break Ut day.:
''lll Suck it far and wide. ur shall wait
@H1Il lis SEM tHtt lt1l MT AlHtt III lFH1n.
I'll strive for 1t lsehcetortA and prove HE
great" Il. i: a. -. H.. -. ':-.:: -
~, =, ill.,. -.
~ "'Ie ~ ~ ~ Mh -, = 1tss;
TAat it were vain til 'ssat' tt~~t hat rare Prize
& HIST seek II, ik4ai+ And NOW Atlict1t / Eu.' "
81, = r.. :: III: IT., 4 .=.*: i r., ::
: ~: s1tf1IS 'Afnen i4sz>: h''ek, to- Hlas'reA
H.. II pfnz=eA RI n :.2 H.: n XII NJ. f.
ut'trou tht Wa4tt1 xtH .:, Vf Id tlIs Ilztt @
~ &:;nlt. nut Nlitl 1hut III llstlet his leats
!. :.;.: " + =T . =: =:*-:
~. u. y e* saffs WIN
J. - ~ r. ~ IT II E't y 49, ~
f' at &C. ID. ,:# i..:.
ttY 5n ,f
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

II IF parents co1elt1 >ec their own chill
tlrt.11 1s Others ste. them it is to ne
feared that. tue sum It human hap
1,itlt,ss would suffer Il surio11s tliniln>
tit1n. 4 lnyv IF twelve years. more ct
lrss, rang The 1uo1bell ct Il house not
long ,tgo uiu said to the lady who
answered the summons:
/: Wont You please telephone to the
police station for n1c2 have found
a lost buy"
"A lost hoy? How old"
About four. should think. ma am.
He can talk, but he can't tell where
he lives.
Some poor child, probably"
Some uwfully poor child. Why.
he was the ,1irtitst 10Y you ever saw,
anu 10 hungry Mn says he can't
have had anything to cat for Il week.
We think his folks lost him on pl1r'
posi- Ma says they ought to to sent
to state prison"
80 they had, Docs lie givo any
llamc:"
d.: ''0h. yes: he says his name is
Burt ''-~-~ u.
+ WHAT: Has he light lair on'l
bl>1c eyes =: -.
:. Yes til, .->.::-: ~. :::..:=:.
And che front tooth gone = . + =.
Null: u: III ~ ... IT,. r.: ::
+ == u: He's my own loy hi H.. =an1 yn1!
walk hi1n on'.r 1rrt,:>s Quick Is y,1t]
KNOW htj~ MI Also, tell yum 1notle1
l. t1t;lt Ioe,l.lt-ila rt. .t>t *1icl&> l1in1illt:
*tntll. a}Wll 1,s3sii TIN; EXCHANGE. " 4:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22

The Oldest pieces of:Wr"nYlit i1.'tl
NOW known to Exist :A1:e the siGi>}t
blade found hy Belzoni under thu
b,lse of ii sphinx In K;rnAc, near
Thebes, tlv> blade fo11nd Ivy Colonel
Vyso Undecided i'll tho mortar ct tho
g1eut pyramid, itn1 IA portion Of Il
c1ussctt saw tyhunc1 at Nimrod by
MIR. Lanyard Of which ARE now in
the British museum. 4 wrought
bar IF Damascus steel was presented
Ivy King por,@s to Alexander tho
Grcut, This rulic ut unknown an'
ti0uity is still preserved ut Constan
ti1lDplc. st Louis Republic, -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-22


Surgical operations arn very sue.
cessful in Japan, and the healing
process IL ra4pit1. owing probably to
the abstinence IF the people from a.
cohol and their not being flesh cut
cry. Tic Julmnese arc nnsusccptiblc
tn scnrlct fever, and smallpox, which
was ut one time rife among them,
has been checked aud almost OK.
terminated Ivy voluntary vaccina-
ton
The mortality Of Toxic, ii vast city
which cuvers 10O square miles of
ground, is o1ly twenty per 1000.
The infant mortality IL high. owing
to the too cnrly exposure Ut new
born cIlildrr1t. 1t ii not unusual 10
see Il week cid baby strapped Oh the
back of II child ut about eight, and
sent out to he j,1nblca1 about III It.
infant nurse plays and ro,nps W ]
other children i'll thu STREET., ~~ Ioic. n
: Hospital, -. 49,.
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an altitnde OF $50 feet above the stre>s
level There viii be over I.ooo Offices
on the tweaty-six floors al of which
viii Ne opcn 20 light and air The
tower Is 20 be . useful adjunct. for 10
will contain offices on six floors The
total cost Of the building viii be -. ooo.-
900.
II is believed that the income Of the
building viii be ssce. coo. while the ex-
penses of running il arc estimated a
$2o.oo0 annually. outside Of taxes and
Insurance..
Atprescnt the highest Office beil6ing IN
existence is the Pulitzer structure. which
rises 375 feet above the level of the street.
The total number OF rooms 10 the build
ing Is 2Ss. of which - are occupied ~
the World and thc remainder are let for
business purposes. IL is said that the
gross income. exclusive Of the Horld
department. is sl7s. 200 . year.
Among the latest buildings 20 20 I'D
IL that Of the Jersey Central on Librfty
street. which IS said 10 have an income
Of clese 70 S15.eoo . year. Thea there
Il the new oficc building on TIC
corner sf BROAD and Beaver streets.
owned BY Mira John A. Morris, which is
said to have net income Of over $50. cor.
The Edison building on Broad street 10
another ono of the new Office bnildinRs
TO 90 up in the search fer safe invest
mcnts-
Real estate men plane the incomes Of
the Mechanics Bank building, corner
Of William aad Wall streets; Of the
Central Trust, on Hanover street; of tho
United States Trust Company. on Wall
street. and Of the Cotton exchange, at
ell the way from $4,000 to SIoo. GOO
annually.
Temple Court Is one Of the most sue
cesaful ONCE buildings In the United
States. II IL said to come next 20 the
Equifasls and Milis buildings In the
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RENTS ASTHEY ARE
Colossal Sums Realized from
New York Buildings.
soME0F THE MOST PROFITABLE
The Mills Building the Best Paying Once
Structure in New Yosk-The Equits-
ble's s46 Rooms.

The income from leo efdoe build
ines in New York city. comprising. Of
course. all Of the largest and . eousid-
erable number. II not I'll. OF TIE down
town buildings constructed solely for
Office purposes, Is said 10 be from 81
oo0. 900 70 Slo. Ouo. 900 annually"
With this statement one of tho lead
ing real estate men Of New York intro
duced his remarks to me on the snbject
Of incomes Of largo buildlpgs
when capitalist starts out 70 put
up an immense oflice structure he Is GO
ing to figure to secure at least per
cent. ON his investment" he continued
''With this in view he buys his land as
near 20 the Office seeking community rs
possible. and then puts up . building
which will net him al least 3 = square
foot of occupied room per year. and II
possible Is high as s. and ST. There
are few places in New York city where
the rental income OF any building Is
as high as this latter figure. At the
corner of Wall and Broad streets, along
Wall street and within radius OF =
block Or two Of that section. IL is gener-
ally believed that the income is as high
es q q foot. In fact, the bulk of the
income from Office buildings on Brosd-
way does not equal the income of the
comparatively few big buildings ON
Wall and Broad streets"
Real estate men credit the Mills
building with making more money for
its owner than any single structure IN