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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-09

Life Is an agglomeration 81 neon
gruities
Against yulgarity there is no de-
fcnse.
II Is easier to out-ridicule folly than
TO out-reason It
Kindness too far extended becomes
In Tie eyes ofTthe recipient an obliga-
ton
A man can affofd to be critical, not
having been born with the incum bency
81 pleasing
The last probability IS that money
should praiucc happiness; what it does
y to make happiness possible some
times Kathrine Grosjenn, In judge
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

9lus 9todloro, SQ., miro beri9tet,
oab Sol. Sepmour uon bort, Elm lo9es
.nannter v@eoantenlel ler" Sorbereitun>
gen trifit, ii9 nd6iten CONNER lebenoi9
besraben gu lai1en. 9lm 81. Stunt piu
ct li1 in einen S9eintob uerieten unb
oonn beeroisen lo1en; bos Grab ioll
Sag uno 9fa9t BON einem Gomite be-
padt rperben, mabreno @erite auf oemz
lelben 9elGet unb BIS sur &eife oaroui
iteben bleiben 1ou. 9(lsoann ioa man
ibn aus9rabeu uno CT ermo9t gum
neucu 2eben. Sepmour bebauptet, oab
serarti9e Grperimente l6pn Bel ben Taz
firs in Snoien nit grfols ous9efiibrt
,uuroen, uno baB ct cine iol@e Control
le iiber feline @jcbanfeu rno lein Neruen>
ipltem bette, um oahelbe 81 Stanoe su
brinsen. -. Tieuei@t iperrt man i'm
aber i6on uorber in Elm Narrenbaus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

6 8 'piro nit siemlider @eluiBbeit be:
ridtet, baB 0enry Giuaro icine Scr:
binouns nit bet 9tortbern paciiic &c:
loit bat, mas ais Bcweis bctrodtet
'uiro, ooB ersu einerSteue inGlepelano's 8
Cabinet auserieben lit. BILLIARDS per-
l0nli9e uno politil6e Sesiebungen gu
Gleuclano ,parcn INNER intim. S9on
ulr eini9er 3eit uerlautcte, oab i'm
Glepelauo gum Sctrctdr oes Snncrn erz
ncnncn ,poutc, menu nidt ieine Gorpoz
rotions> Sntcrelicn I'M We9e 1tanocn.
@eitber bot Gillaro ieinen Mil'pouteer
'5traBenbabnz 9elit at ein Spnoicat
uerduBcrt mb nun AUDI uon bet 9forz
tbern Nociiic iid suriidse5osen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12
Snlano.

Sm Gtaat SEEM Oort uno anoeren
otli6en @taaten uiitbeten letten Treiz
tag furdtbare S6neeitiirme. -.
Sic lebten ,6erbit in yioro . :
tot a ermablten yolfsparteisYeute fit
StoatsGmter leilteten ant Oienl flag ben
Nmtseib uno iibernabmen barauf5in ibre
relpectipen Steuun9en.
Sn ct. Souls 1T bur9 Competition
inn @el @dft bas 8ier auf $4.0o pet
Barrel berunter9eiebt woroen. Neueren
9ta9ri9ten gu Tolse 1uuroen Die 8rauer
BON ben &unoen an9ebalten ben berz
tommli9en &abatt eintreten gu lanen,
10 baB bic 6eim 'i9e Brouerei oos 8ier
NIT 1925 unb Qnba,tler gui@ nit
5000 has Sag uerfau fen mil 1en.
g d ~ einefleil d murbe lette,
Treitag nit $3.50 pet Burrel an bet
Gbica9oer 80rie uertouft. Der bebeuz
ten6e 9lbfau int 3ieDen uon S@weinen
uno friibes in ben Marft brinsen, mag
uiel basu beitra9en, oaB iett iol@ bube
@reile besoblt weroen, ober Spetulotion
lpielt auf ieoen SAT- cine '6auptroue ba>
bel.
9lu d in BET @eieb9ebuu9 BON 6 :
lifornien, 100 6ie Nopulifen be-
tanntli9 bic ousl@lo9sebenoe @timme
boben, lit elm &f um Bic Wabl zines
8unoesienators int @an9e. Senc &0rs
i4ait beitebt aus 50 Gemotroten, So
&epublitanern uno 8 Populilten; es iinb
olio 81 Stimmen ;ur Wabl n0tbi9.
6ierna9 beoiirfcn bic Oemotraten allo
smei uno bic Gepublitoner ale a1t
@timmen BET Yopuli1cn, INN ibren Ganz
oioaten gu wdblen. Gs lie9t alio in ben
t6dnoeu BET 2etteren, ben;u er,uab blenoen
0unoes lenator 81 rennen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

M albirgtp,n,= Sau. @enes
ral st. Clair uno Sobn @ono Ebatder
erl9ieneu ais Gertreter Oct Mcltausltelz
lungs Gommiliion bcute uor Dem Defiz
cltzl1uterz Gon,ite Oes appropriations
Gomte5 uno eri iu3ten um einen 3ul9ub
uon 5000, 900 sur Oedun9 oer llntoz
iten BET Yreisridter. Die McbrSabl
oer Gon1itenrit9l,eber i6ien oiele Summe
su bod gu iinoen. - &ein gSuuoer !
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

Sic Gtupanocrun9 m 9top. les>
ten Sabrcs weiit 9e9en ocn glei@en
Mouat bcs Norjabres troe Der nod
III Rraft beitebenoen ltren9en Suoranz
tGnes@ci drdntun9en nnr cine 9erinsc
Nbnabme auf. Gs lanoeten nan1li9
81, ,492 9esen 3s, ,el5 I'M 9(opember oes
0oriobrcs. 0ic 9lbnaDme Sci9t ii6
pormie9cno in ser Gtnluanoerun9 aus
lln9arn uno onoercn 0iterrcicbii9en 2an>
bern, iopic aus 9tuBlano lmo Eolcn.
0cuti9lono uno Stolicn Doben un9ez
fdbr bos porjabri9e Contingent 9cliefert.
GjroBbritanien seist iosor cine 3unobme:
@d6reno ber am lctteu 80. Noucmber
bccnoetcn elf Monatc lanocten $40, 76s
Yerionen 9c9cn 5e2, ,o72 in Der cntlprc~
denoen Ycriooe ocs Norjabrcs. Erot
bes 0roBcn NbfoQs, ben SIC Gbolero>
lper,c in Den Monoten ScptemScr l1no
October pcr,rio@t hat, 1T ollo Die Ginz
wanberum9 nur wcui9 bintcr iener uon
1891 suriidscbliebcn. Sbne oos Oo<
,uii6entommcn oer G9olcra ,udre iie
obne 3,uciiel bctrddtlid} 9cmeien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

@runo auriiduies, erri@tete bas 9asers
baus auf ieinem ei9eneu @jruno, ans
itoBenb an bic Weseireibeit. Seitber
bat ct iiber 3 Sabre perseblid ueriu6t,
bic notbise Seitenseleisz zBenueuns gu
erbalten.
Sang bic 9anolunssmeiie elmer Gi>
ienbabn, seei9net, benz &rie9ssuitano
;wii 9en ben 8abnen unb ben Tarmern
Stabe gu bieten. Die 8abn, intem iie
10 benz Tarmer biuoern6 entse9entritt,
tbut ba0elbe Dem Staat, uno forbert
i'm gum Gintreten fiir ben Tarmer ber>
aus.
Gs lit ni1t Sa9e Der giienbabnen,
gu ia9en, mer 2aserbduier unb Seltenz
seleiie babeu iou, unb tper ni@t. aln>
seiidts al1es be0en aber, lit es pfi6t
BET @eletsebun9, @eiete gu ent1perfen
uno gu erlalien, uelde oem Tarmer Die
nDtbise Mbbilfe in biel Jet 9ebeusiragc sez
mdbren." i"
Das iast Gnute Nellen, Der neueGouz
perneur, iber bieien puntt. IS 1T Nls
les re9t l95n, unb iteQt, wie seiast,
ben SAL tlar. alber oas Belte feblt,
bic 6oroeruns, Der Staat lelbit iteue
Staats>Gleuatoren uno 2agerbauler 9er!
&0ie in benz Obi9eu bebanbelte 6ra9e
mar, wie man ii@ erinnern miro, eine
Der brennenoen oes lctten @ablfampfes,
Die Trase Don Scr WeiSenmartt>T >Treibeit
unb @lei@bere@ti9un9 bes Tarmers.
Wie Gjouu. Nelion, bat iie AUDI 9ouu.
Merriam ansflbrlib bebanoelt, uno
spar int @onsen int Gimme besTarmers,
mas mobl pon ben 9uten 2ebren, mel3e
ibnen bie oemotratii9e pre1e (9ans be-
beuteno aber AUDI bic Woltsparteizpreiie.
u. 5. 81. bes ,Tortl4ritt". wd9renb
oes Mabltampfes ertbeilt, berribreena
mag. Dait @edt fam oenn audi
,,@Iobe" iasen: ,,Gs iit wobltbuenb,
bic in oem Babltampf pon oer Demo>
tratie III 6ieler Trase ein9enommene
@telung ali o. pon ben Tiibrern Der
@esner - uinoicirt gu ieben. 0os
l1ebel, UNI oos es ii9 bier banoclt, lit
eben Elm 3u al9emeines nno gu ernlt,
ais 6aB bic Parteien ii@ barin i6eioen
iouten, uno wenn Die @eietsebun9 ii3
bet 24bbulfe nit Grnlt unb Grfols mioz
met, 6ann barf iie bet anertennenoen
3uitimmun9 sepiB iein."
S@einmable9eln uno &usfliidte rper>
ben als siiltise 3ablun9 pon Dem Solt
ni9t an9enommen weroen.
(St. Saul 0oltsStg.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12
Gtn Memorial amGonareB fit 9er>

Gttt Wtemorlal am9on9reB tllr Ser>
itaatliduns ocs Eelesrapbs uno Geles
pbons 1T uon 9eitern BET Toltspartei
aussearbeitet uno sum unter;eidneu lit
Circulation seiett. sSir baben bic
@riuoe, ,peitbalb oas Eelesropbenz uno
Gelepbonipitem unbeoiust in bic 6anbe
BET &e9ieruns iiber9eben loute, i@on 10
bdufi9 beleudtet, baB mir es nidt fit
notbwenoig balten no3mals oarauf Suz
riid3utommen. IS lit erfreuli6 gu er:
iebcn, oaB oiele Soee INNER mebr 9(nz
tlans iinoet uno baB man enoIi9 su Der
9lnii@t selanst lit, oaB es bic bOdite
3eit 1T, oieie unsere@ten uno am Mart
oes goltes seDrenoen Monopole 81 brez
6en. 8ir wollen bofien, oob g}iemanb,
oem oas er,pdbnte Memorial uorseIest
uirb, ieine l1nteri6riit uerweisert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

Sci Cincinnati bra1 am lettcn
Sonntas cine Gisitauung I'M SbiofluB
uno Scrit0rte 9e9en 100 Goblenbotc 1ne
ionitiae fleine Tabrseu9e, einen S@aben
uon 100000 anribteno.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

Sn ct. Yaul ltarb letten Samitae
na6 gang f,.rsem Sralrfenlagcr Sobr
6. 6aupt, ein alter Pionier oes Staa:
tes. Dericlbe ,pobnte in friiberen Sab:
rem in Mantoto, so9 ober uon bort mad
ct. Saul, polelblt ct jeit elmer Jctb'
uon Sabrcn einc Mineralwaler>Tabr
betrieb. Oer GerIorbene mar in G,r:
ner> ,mb Qo9eutreilen uamentli@ als
bcrporra9enoes Mit9lieb oes Sroens Del
6ermannsi0bne, cine oQbetanntc Ner
i0nlidteit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

Die republifonilden @leftoren uor
Minneiota traten ant N(ontas III ST.
Yaul suiammen uno sobeu ibre Stim:
men fit bic 9el3lasenen prdiioents:
unb Giceprd ioents> Ganoioaten !6arri:
ion uno 9teio ab. gS. 6. Gultin uur:
Sc beauftrast, in Woibin9ton oieStimm'
Minneiotas absusc6en. 9(llcs natiirlid
nur Uormja9e unb nubloie W}dbe1ual:
tunQ.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12
g(uSlanO.

Verttn, 7. San. DER 9erSoG
pon gbinburs reiite beute nit feline,
Iodter Yrinseiiin Marie uon &obure
no6 Siesmorinsen, polelbit ant Denz
flag bie Bermdbluns berieIben nit benz
ruman,i6en Sbronfolser itattiinbeu
piro. 5.y
@om, 7. San. BUR Teier Der fiji:
bernen 9o3seit bes a0nisspaores an
%. Mpril miro cine aIsemeine Nmnelti
uertinbet ueroen. OieieIbe betrifit aud
ale bieieui9en Stalieuer, bic ibrer Mili:
tarpFidt nidt senii9t baben.
Ores ben, 7. San. Prinseiiiu
Matbiloa, bic Ni9te bes &0nies. lies1
an ben Blattern barnieoer.
Nus Berlin miro uuter benz s. 3.
SO. beri9tet, oaB ii9 Sic &oblensraber
aus ber &ubr @5e9eno ocnen Don Der
e aar anl6lieben uno Die 9(rbeit einitel=
lelt wollen. @e9en 5000 Minenarbeis
ter bielten am Montas cine geriamms
lunsfin giien ab, mo- es einitimmi9 be-
ldloHen lpurbe ii9 Dem 9(usitano ansu>
i9lieben.
9asenom, me&lenburs. Gin
2e9at bon so, 900 Marf bat bet Gauf>
mann 26uenbelm in 9anbur9 leiner
GaterltaOt 6asenow gum Bau uou 9r>
bciter,uobnun9en uno zines &ranfenbauz
les 3l!seman6t. 20,uenbelms Sater mar
Stabtnuiitus.
Mus Wien miro beri9tet, baB am
3. 3. M.; in gan; Seiterrei3 uno I'M
sarn Gin f1r9tborer S@ueeiturm wiitbez
.te. AQers 0ertebr mar sebemmt 'unb
eineNnsabl Sta0tc unb D0rfer paren
ta3elans,pon BET MuBenruelt absei4nitz
ten ssnit alle Gilenbabneu waren our6
'S9nce blodirt uno man@e 3itge Bile
ben in1 tiefen S@nee iteden. Sci &as
nissa itieBen ,uabreno oes Sturmes s~ei
pailasier3ii9e suiammen, bel mel@er &C.
,lesenbeit 8 Berionen 9etObtet uno cine
Nn3abl Baila9iere uerlett wuroen. Sn
6erSo9eukurs an bet Eraien muroe Elm
6aus unter Dem S9nee sdn;li@ be9ra
ben. Drei Sage lang blieb Die aus s
Yerlonen beitebenoe Tamilie obne Teuer
uno 9labruns, uno ais es enoli6 gelans,
bic Ginsei@neiten 81 befreien, 1parcn
smei Meni@en tobt nno bic iibri9en in
einem iol9en 3uitanOe, bos on ibrem
9luftommen 9esweifclt 'uiro. Sn @ien
ielblt mar ber @9nee swii@en Ben
@traBen unb ben 8iirseriteiscn bis 81
l2 NuB boben 0ii9eln 5uiommen9eibaus
felt.
Q(ns @anta &olalia in Mcrito piro
beri9tet, ooB Bic Mormoncn I'M Se9riiic
leien, oa ielbit eine Golouie 81 91iinocn.
Der Mormonen>Nelteite, SoDn Stuart,
POM Utah Salsiee, welder uou bet lnerz
itanij9en Nc9ieruns bic GrlaubniB cr>
bdlten bat, III Santa @oialia eine Wfor>
monencolonie gu sriinoen, lit nit Smarz
gig Tamilien, iiber bunoert Perionen
umioiieno, ooielblt bereits onselonst.
Den Goloniiten 1T pou itanoi9e 9feligiz
onsfreibeit 5u9eia9t moroen, uno es miro
ein 3uf(uB uon minoeitens oreitauleno
erwartet.
Mertto 7. San. Prdibent 0iaS
ertldrte beute lit elmer llnterreouns, bag
ct ben unruben am llnteren Gio granoe
nidt bic serin9ite 8eoeutuns beimeiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-12

Sn Carl @cblcrs 8u6banoluns
iino Sobn @lops 3immersSurnapparate
fiir IS su baben. ba
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
A SETTLED FACT.
The Rock Island to Reconstruct its Round
Unconstitutional Rumbiings.

iIouse-fSalIroau tSumDl1nSS-
Intimation was made in THE
ARGUS last week that the Rock ISL
and road had under consideration the
remodeling or rebuilding of its round
house in this city. The report is
shown to have been authentic from
the fact that Master Mechanic Stock
has received the plans for the
changes that will be made which in
clude an almost entire remodeling of
the present structure. The building
which is circular in shape will be
simply cut in halves and the north
half swung around and Joined on the
east of the present south half and made
to conform to the latter. AS pre-
viously stated all the new houses are
| constructed on the double plan which
this one will be when finished. Each
wing will have 26 stalls, or 80 in all,
The space on the riverside made va
| cant by the removal of the house
will be utilized for tracks, which are
badly needed for switching room.
Conductors Confer
The conductors grievance commit
| tee of the Rock Island road. compriS-
| ing II knights of the ticket punch of
| that system held its annual meeting
| in Davenport on Wednesday and
! Thursday. The conductors claim
| that there i> no special grievance or
| complaint being made by the MEM
bcrs III the organization, but on the
| contrary the men are satisfied with
| their compensation by the company.
| Nevertheless there was Il conference
| between the committee and promi
| nent officials of the road. and though
the results of their deliberations have
been kept a secret, they will probably
| be known before long.
Echoes From the Rail
c. w. Austin, connected with the
Union Pacific. was in the city yester-
day on business.
1t has now been definitely decided
by the Rock Island to put on the eN-
ira train service for the Worlds fair.
which will be done about April ID.
The remains of the late 5. c. Root,
who held numerous responsible posi-
tions with theRock Island road, We're
brought to Davenport for fnterment
on Thursday.
Assistant General Manager W. J.
Allen, Division superintendent c. l..
Ewing. Superintendent of Telegraph
A. Il. Swift of the c.. II. |. Il p. and
c. Dunlap. general superintendent
of the lines west of the Missouri river.
were in the city yesterday on bust
! ness.
The people of Princeton township
| will tal- har on the
sition to tax themselves > per cent
for the support of the new road from
| Davenport to Clinton. The election
will be held April /. \ meeting was
held at Princeton Friday evening of
of this week, and speakers from the
township and Davenport urged the
voting of the tax. There are good
| prospects that it will carry this
L q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25

A very pleasant party was given
by Miss Nellie Twembly at the resi-
dence Pascal Breecher on Fourth ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon and evening.
A large number of her Young friends
were present and enjoyed the time in
games and social amusements. A
fine supper was served during the
evening, the young people all spend
ing the hours very happily. The
following were present.
Misses-Eva Larkin, Mary Nor
movie. Dollie Meenan. Ella Gillen,
Katie Mcdonald, Mile Quinlan,
Maggie Mccarthy. Jessie Dillmer.
Annie Normoyle. Mamie Murrin.
Blanche Murrin. Nellie Murrin, Eva
Pearson. Helen Pearson, Mamie Far
rell. Bertha Hodges. Alumnia Breech-
er. Bessie Mcdonald. Ella Whitman.
Regina Breecher. Albina Breecher.
Charlotte Mckinley. Rosie Meenan,
Lizzie Whitman.
Masters-Charlie Pearson. Louie
koeni@secker, Frank Meenan. Condy
Meenan, Cornelious Meenan, Howard
Larkin. Freddie Hodges. Johnnie Nc.
Donald. Albert Breecher. AdolpL
Brcecher. Dan Normoyle. Harry
Thomas. Jimmie Thomas. Joe Nor.
movie. Nap Brcecher.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
Politics should Cut no Figure.

The Union, the police, or the pub
lie is perfectly at liberty to peruse
the ARGUS files for past illusions to
regulations of police affairs. and the
ARGUS courts reproduction of any
of its criticisms or comments. The
ARGUS has never withheld its opin-
ion of the methods of a police system
for which the public pays. believing
that political feelings should not so
blind one to its sense of duty as to
overlook the shortcomings of de-
partment so important to the city as
that of police. When it comes to
misconduct on the part of the police
department the ARGUS has not been
guided by personal or political pref
erences. 1t has insisted in the past
as, it does now in the police doing the
duty for which they are paid.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
No Romance About Her

The Bushnell Record has discover
ed a girl who has taken the. romance
ont OF the story about writing her
name on some article she has pro-
duccd and finally being married to
the man who purchased the article,
the elimination of a correspondence
with the young man. A Warsaw
man bought a pair of overalls and
found in them the name of the sew
ing girl who made them. He very
properly wrote her letter, with all
the etfuSiVeness necessary in such
cases and in due time received re-
ply. But the response was not what
he expected. 1t was this: Il am 4
working girl. it is true, but | make a
good living and do not care to sup
port Il huS band. as | would probably
have to do if | married some silly
noodle who gets mashed on a girl he
never saw. Permit me to say fur
Their that l do not know how my card
got into that pair of overalls. and
that when | do marry. if ever. it will
be something better than forty
seven cent pair of breecheS.'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25

en- a deep interest in political mat
tiers, he has never aspired for office,
and his nomination now comes in re-
Spouse to strong public sentiment
such as Will sustain his candidacy.
Four years ago the democrats nomi-
mated Mr.. Medill for justice of the
peace. much against his will. The
ballots for the republican ticket con-
tanned an error in the name of 5. F.
Cooke. one of the republican nomi-
nees. the middle initial appearing as
&C" The mistake was discovered
early on the day of election, but not
until considerable of vote had been
poled, but nevertheless the mistake
was corrected. The result of the err
ror gave Mr.. Medill several hundred
majority over Mr.. Cooke, but with
all the votes cast for 5. +. Cooke and
5. G.. Cooke, Mr.. Cooke had / ma or-
itv. The canvassing board declared.
upon legal advice, Mr.. Medill elected,
but that gentleman refused to accept
the Office under such circumstances
and Mr.. Cooke was permitted to re-
tain the justiceship. The in cident
served to illustrate that fairminded-
ness is one of the controlling eharac-
teristics Of the nature of Rock Islands
next maVOr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25

The Union seeks to defend Chief
Miller's political energies by whining
something about the ARGUS having
on certain occasions praised Mar
shall Miller's zeal" If the Union will
stop to reflect it will satisfy itself
that it is the same Marshal Miller's
zealn particularly ..about election
time to which the ARGUS has been
referring so frequently of late. and
which zeal by the way he has in
stilled into his force. That zeal
which according to Miller's own con-
fession in behalf of McConochie
against Schroeder, is one of the most
odious features of the McCOnochie
manipulation of things. Oh, yes,
Miller and his underlings have been
abundantly Jealous in the past few
weeks, but what the public fails to
comprehend is why the most zeal"
is being exerted on the part of the
police the greatest series of burg
laries in recent years has been going
on in the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25

The Hanlon's "Superba" was pre-
scented at the Burtis at Davenport
last evening to Il large audience.
The production. like ..Fantasma," is
characterized by its gorgeous and
UNIQUE scenic effects, its acrobatic
and pantomimic feats. 1t Will be re-
peated tonight.
An enthusiastic welcome viii I'M
doubtedly be given Manager II. L..
Pugh's superb dramatic company
which will present the latest social
success, The Fringe of Society,"" an
English adaptation of Dumas lie
Demi Monde''at Harper's theatre next
Tuesday night. Mr.. Pugh in the for
nation of the company to support his
star. Maude Granger, has made it q
point to engage people who do not
only fill the bill, but who are pretty
women. handsome men. correct and
ELEGANT dressers. and who carry with
them the manner and atmosphere of
high social life. The success of this
policy has been thoroughly demon
strated as metropolitan society has
packed the theatres all along the line
and return dates have been booked in
every place where it was possible to
give one.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectuaily, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
.eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
nav not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. csL.
LOUISVILLE. kY. ZEN YORK, nv.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
People seem to like plain
figures. In other words.
prices talk. Here are n few
from the crockery store.

from the crockery store:
Glass sugar bowls, covered, 10 cents
Glass syrup cans, spring tops 10 cents
Glass spoon holders cents
Glass celery holders, 10 cents
Glass pickle dishes, 3 cents
Glass sauce dishes. cents
Glass cream pitchers, cents
German silver tea spoons. 50c set
Steel knives and forks zoe -
Timed tea spoons. SC .
In chamber sets. dinner
sets. and lamps your inspec-
ton is invited.
G. M. LOOSELY.
China, Glass and Lamps.
1909 Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
COUNTY BUILDING
p-nhata

March 2S-Insanity of Anna l..
Kallstrom. Jury impanneled and
sworn. Trial. verdict insane and not
a pauper. Ordered committed to
Central Insane hospital ut Jackson
vile.
24-Estate of James T. Robinson.
Administrator final report filed and
approved, and estate closed and adj
ministrator discharged.
Estate of Lewis NJ. Nelson. APP
praisement bill and widows award
filed and approved.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
THOMAS J. MEDILL.
The Peoples Popular Candi-
date For Mayor.
COMMENDABLE CHARACTERISTICS.

Young, Energetic, successful in business
Enjoying the Full Confidence of All Who
Know Him, He is the Right Kind of a
Elan for the Head of Il Wideawake city
First Secretary of the Rock island Citi-
zens' Improvement Association
The men who are being selected by
the wideawake cities of the country
for mayor in these times are the
young, progressive minded, pubic
spirited citizens, whose hope and
ambition are allied with the COM
monwealth, and whose success in life
depends upon the success OF the city
to which they have entrusted their
opportunities and fortunes. Daven-
port. like its sister city, Rock Island.
has seen and grasped the spirit OF
the times and has called its young
men to the front. and practically Sc
lected one of their number as its next
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
Why Pay Rent?

When with the amount you pay for
rent you can purchase. occupy and enjoy
while so doing home OF your own.
W Z VIII undertake to build number of houses
Tor our customers on terms ver7 greatly to
their advantage.
Il you contemplate buying, selling exchanp
ing residence or business property ii will
positively ay Gu to call at
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-25
Final Sale r

Privately or to the highest bidder,
of many desirable articles of house
hold and kitchen furniture, to begin
promptly at a. m. Monday, at ZIG
Second avenue, and continue during
the day.