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TABLES TURNED In COURT.
Mrs. Zuk erkern and Her Husband
Eeld TO- Extortion.

Justice Watson In tn. Even Street Court VIII
iamsburs, to-day discharged the defendant In
case and placed the complainant under arrest
Mary Pooprecht. OF los Eldridge street, New
York. formerly boarded with Celia Zukerkern, Al
Is Moore street. Williamsburg.
Mrs. zukerkern charged Mrs. Pooprecht with
stealing a gold watch and jewelry valued a,
81.
when the case was called this morning MARI
Alter. the lawyer for the defendant, made sen,
~sationai charges against the other side. lie said
bis client had found the property, and when sh'
discovered that 1t belonged to Mrs. Zukerkerr
offered to return II.
Charles zukerkorn. the woman's hus
band. the lawyer said. refused &c
take the stun, saying he would have
refused to take the stun. saying he would have
Mrs. Pooprecht arrested unless she paid him Sl5
The woman made the payment bat she and her
husband had to pawn their furniture to do H.
Then the Zukerkerns got out a warrant for III.
arrest OF Mrs. Pooprecht and said they would
prosecute her unless she gave them SIS more,
Charles zukerkern was then placed upon the
stand. He admitted that the story was true.
Justice Watson expressed much indignation and
promptly held the complainant and her HUSBAND
tor extcrtion.
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COLLECTOR ALEXANDER AGAIN
Man Supposed to Rspresen: Him Is
Complaina ant In Court.

Rudolph liigleiman, a cousin Of r. HoicheImer.
a grocer, OF ?osS Lexington avenue, was charged
with assault in the Harlem rolice Court this
| morning. The complainant was Charles Peterson,
II Greenpoint. l.. l Hoicheimer owes a bill Of
$500 to Baker. p coffee and tea dealer In one Hun.
dred and Twenty.hfth street. Hoicheimcr SAYS he
went to Bakers place yesterday to see about the
bill. and found Alexander. the collector. in the
once. The later, he claims. at hrst hid Maker
would return soon, but subsequently, said he would
not return.
In the mean time Peterson, who claims to repre-.
sent l.. l. Wendell. a Brooklyn auctioneer. took
possession Of HolcheimerS store.
HiEleiman this morning broke into the store
AMI drove Peterson out. He was arrested. hut
vas discharged In court, Hoicheimer stated that
liigleiman represented him.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
OPERA MANAGER ARRESTED.
Msr,ens Gets His Freedom, However
on . Legal Point.

William Mertens. lately a manager
for an opera troupe In Milwaukee, Wis.
was arrested to-day upon an order
granted by Justice Van Wyck. OF the
city Court. on the complaint OF Frankie
Navarro. formerly a member OF the com
pany.
Navaro alleged that Mertens was In
debted to him and one Arturo Marc.
schalshi for services rendered az opern
myers: that Mertens had threatened
to dispose Of his property m depart
for Germany without paying his credi,
tors.
Mertens retained Messrs, Alfred and
Charles Stec!;ler, who asked Justice
Van Wyck to vacate the order Of ares
upon the ground that the avs Of thl.
State do not permit Of the arrest OF u
debtor on account Of his leaving
the State or country. Mertens was dis
chn Rad
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BATES NOT A TARGET.
He Denies That a Woman Shot Siz
Times at Him.

Charles r. Bates, the popular horseman and
man about town. who has been claimed by Miss
Annette +. McGrath as her husband, this morn.
ing denied that any one had shot at him.
The story told was to the effect that .
woman. supposed to be Mrs. McGrath Bates.
went to his stable In Sixty-ninth street and
fred SIX shots at Mr.. Bates.
In view OF the fact that he IL as big IN
circumference as the fattes' Alderman In town.
making q target that no one could miss, and as
he 10 not In a hospital this morning. the story
10 generally discreditei.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
They We're Breaking Into Rossler's
Saloon When Arreste'.

Policeman Jennings. OF the Charles street sta
,ion, arrested two burglars at ? 30 this morning
They we're cutting through a door leading from
a hallway into George Rossler's saloon. at 1905
Christopher street.
When Jennings pushed tn. hall door open be
found the two men on their knees. ono With an
iron Jimmy in his hand engaged In prying out
a panel OF the door.
They CAV. the names Of william johnson. aged
twenty. OF 2l3 West sixteenth street, and Howard
Cole, aged nineteen. OF l6 Eighth avenue. both
men were :ouShs and have oeeu known TO the
police a long time.
In IL. jefferson Mark., Court to-day both men
were held for trial.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Business Opportunjties.
cu4AM5- AS,hSTAnLisnEP sl:AsH.

sOLDTi-DXi Ara S%iG"IFiCE.
CORNER lrQruR STORE for sale; rash price.
So" For particulars cali NssgsIs saloon.
20. Graham ave. I~ruoalyn.
DRINK. HIRES RQprBEER tho sreat home
made temperance drink.
DIR. Williams rISh PILLS for Pale People
are tho greatest health buildsrs known.
ENERGETIC PERSON can lsvs rare chance on
we'll KNOWN stationery store, aGt Grand. st.. OPP
selected stock Of commerci.i ,tationer, ana blank
books; also mail order department for school
met.l. BEAUTIFULLY appointed hrtures' very rsa-
fIRsT.CLAsS ARTIST and photographer want,
G,,i9,r w, ys5QD big profits. Address
tIRsr.CLAsS BAKER with a few hundred dollars
would ne 10 meet young man with sans AMOUNT
to c1t.I ,hs bakery business Address Temperate
FOR SALE rHtAP-R.staursnt costing s7oo,
wiIl seli t9r stoO! tins 10 a bargain; investigate.
able security $3.50 ior 80 DAYS $50 Tor The use.
Address Morttsks, boz I39 World.
cheap good trade. good location, tne stock
long Is's- snd cheap rent 9~nI, 70 Other ensi.
KIENKEE,' 2o4 sad 200 East 5i,h" st.
HOTELS lOR SALE, rent ando=enaugo, all price,
j. ". D%0UIfTrLE. Hotel Broker. $50 Broadway.
LADY WANTED WITH CAPITAL to start bust.
ness BY a widowsr. swede. DO, 800 World.
LADY DESIRES 500 LOAN twenty days. return
S'bj liny pIciesrsd valuable security. wun'io.
,IoI-1R sr1ur tnr 81. : s,.,.c,,:, n.i.s6o;
. nooi; price very reasonable. }. MAcAuLEY.
MAIL BUSINESS FOR SALE. long ,.t,bli,b,d 3.
10 TO- 4. "'"e' '''"''' "o'" t. w ''oA""'''
A INvFDIATEIy. slto cash ,,Ls full
charge best cnsnoe for mssing money.
JOHSSTON. 20 Broadway.
MODERATE CiPlTAL sste,,y doubled weekly;
'Hn money. Address j. II. b., World Branch,
"a Sd ave.
PARTNER; $3.50, 70 &C, .. e.,4te, and manage
RINTINU of avery d..,rip,iop don, a, N t.,
hours n'tice besi VOL. ioWe.t nri,cs: Ia. 0Oo
Gio,s''iht s.sSr ri Pr, Tin and ard s, "a, %"nsF S w19T snpab 81
IVES. iGtS s.. '"'S '"' >"'"' "
RAhE thANCE Tor smart man or party Wishing
st.ptionstr man"9aesug,ns brsine..' Ear fnrtthsr
pa r,ienIs r. addrs.s !" ~ boz ilO World '"'"''
Kls most promino,, corner on sth
:fs .aliy neon: stoni r;ie" g SS9 Es;'
ajl Fast i4tn At.
SAFE money making business; moderate. c.pitaI
ana service. repuirrd. Address. by Latter, Fur.
niture, az West 2Sd st.
s.IonS Ia - -, ------7-
Vi, 500, $500 ossh down. 1919 Mrrtle ave B'i,n''
SALOON. old established corner on good bu,iness
thoTonghtare vii, selI At ysry rsas1nab.s t,gu,e
a06 Market st.. Newark.
$500 BUYS established cigar store room for pool
l. station. ''"k 'ea''' Apply COZ ''" ""''' 'front.'
SItoE r.CroRy till, .,,i,n., A.. ,,o....s
'noE rhuiohf mIly equipped. IN thorough
Address "RExi," boz 32I World, ertosn,
100000
pI,ces: must ,s,isn onns now "'po'' '"' zoo
,ontoR,' 20 br'e'wa'' hroot'Jn'
'nr d DE- lana IN JerscS Ul,y, e'ra. stSre. pool
s fSS E Smss,s Tor "us from or tnH inss GA TI' on GuEohtdnksS,,
M
ANlEl-Agtt mariner. with Aln uIu IN ~ell
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Instruction,

one Time, csc. per me: ecOHd 7tnle, &c
per {lhe, ThD0 ana Subsequent Tones, zoe
per Inc. No ertrd charge on Sunddvs.
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Purchase and Exchange.

on Iinis. &c. arr line Second Tnl-, ~,
rer Ene; ihtrd aud subsequent Times, ~,
Per e &c. PER hhr rTtIu ou Sundays.
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS bought at highest
plices. DANI>'S book store. $50 West l4th st.
business. must bear strict In vestisaion mons
else need Amply; state price. Address Il. NJ, Dor
?3l uutown WOrld.
WANTTO ENCHANGE hrst- li1uor saloon
in Bioo&lyn for other business. 80 Iompkins
ave.
WILL BUY complete furnishings Of fiat. Address
CASH, boz 273 Uptown World.
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VICTOR CAPOUL
TuEATk WAPPl.ttATION.
OPENING THURSDAY, DOT. 8.
Siuging-DperA-frrnch Eiouution-
Musical pantOmina


POPULAR COURSE > HINES A WEEK.
AMATEUR COURSE 3 TIMES A WEEK.
For the popular course, romp pr sing instruction
IN singing and scenic art, the examination OF ladis,
ana gentlemen VIII take place on Monday. Oct. :.
from = to D o'clock p. NJ.
Tho hrst ton pupils selected by Nj. Capoul, after
examination. viii he entitled to free instruction
during the whole season closing Nav, 1894.
fsrtie' desiring to participate IN the ~Iamina.
non Tor admission please apply tn the once of tho
theatre dAppl!cation, 40 West 2Sth ST., from 2
I" \ o'ulocs y NJ.
DAlI'S CONSERVATORY OF uslu teaches
three $40 to S25 quarter SIS in advance. lcS
West RID Al.
FREE CLASSES for self supporting women IN
p.onuRrhphN. typewriting, com atithme.
tie, COX keeping, Whiting, business training, pnysi.
cat culture and cnoir music free ar Glasses for be.
slnnerN ANA advanced stuicnts, mechanical aud
fee mana drawing. ylav moielliug ana apple de.
slcr, photo-color, photo crtyon and photo- rngrav.
ING ormhl class for teachers; PIAng system for
YntNr WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Last lhth st., pp aud alter sent. !. from y A. NJ.
to y, NJ and Z to . ?. NJ, Saturday afternoon.
and evenings eIcspted.
LADY %instructs conhd-ntillly English hranchos
MS for business, writing a speciality, terms low.
g. WestlUlst st, -
MILLINERY aud fancy work taught in classes or
rinrle terms reasonable. Miss GERSJN, l2a
fssi 5tih st.
N~tGlECIED EDUCATION ne Ish grammar,
reading, spelling, letter Nrting, history. arIth.
meue, &c. terms, IS DAHL, IFS West 23d It.
STE GEOGRAPHY and lyp.Nriting school.
$40 broaGway, n. V. 81 wsek. Call or vrts,
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d D.

DIED.
bARCLAY.-un Saturday, Sept. %. 1893. MAlY
Az. bc'oye.t vile OF Richard Barclay,
ahsfa lingering illneSs, IN the +ist year Of her
age.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. John
Flanagan, 81 washin gtou st.. Hoboxsn, j.,
on Wednesday, sept, 81. 1898. at .. 30 A NJ. ,
thence to tho Church Of Our Lady Of Grace.
where . solemn mass OF requiem will 10 offered
for the repose Of her soul.
cAHlLL-on Sept 20, MARION, dearly beloved
daughter Of John and Anna CahilI, ased
years and 10 months.
Funeral from her iats rssld.nos, IL Pro,pso,
place, Ne" York citJ. At I o'clock Thursday,
RELATIVES anu fIisnds respectfully Invited V
attend.
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DRINK HiRks' ROOTBEER tho sreat home
made Temperance drink.

CORNER LfQrOR TOE for sale; cash price.
$1,000 For particulars cali Naegsls saloon.
-mL LEAhnna ANe IlrnnAlYn-
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2bI. 26I FAST HOUSTON ST, walt, And all
tA.hiouAbls dances taught every Monday and
fndAs evening.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

STAGE DANCING-Ail dances correctly taught
lessons reasonable, circulars. LenoI Conserva-
tory. l4bS Rroadway.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

sTRNoGRAPHY and Typewriting school,
Sl6 Broadway. N. Y. ~ week. CAN or writs.
SHORJHAND-Benn P!tman's Now York Scnool
day and evening. l.. Alexander, Principal, l2&
W. "a
The evening world., 1893-09-27

ST. BARNABAS' SCHOOL for young children
one hour from New York terms moderate; ref
ersnces. Miss Heniy, 1853 North 9TH ST.. Rose.
vile. Nj
The evening world., 1893-09-27

ESPECIALLY bu,ins contents dwellings, flats,
hot-i. city. country. Call or address l08 West
SD st.
A..-ENIRE FURNITURE Of dwellings, flats,
pianos. carpets. &C., bought. Call or address
p3l1 9Th ave.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
For Sale.
Any STOKE OR STH.rM MHi&CMAN.

ALL KINDS store fixtures, counters. showcases.
ice-boIes. scales, DO. cheapest prces.
KESHEN. 255 East 74th st.
A A MASTfL. SO; Just \ little dsfaced;
othe wood mantols cheap. Grant, 200 West 42d.
A. -BARRDuM OurFlr. second hand. at balt
prlca. T1D BrDaLyay
The evening world., 1893-09-27
New York Academy of Dancing,

{. ~CONSTANTlNE, 20 WEST eth ST.
Now open Tor the reception Of pupils every pupil
receives private lessons. latest Quadriiles ANA
watzes; rlasse, daily and nightly. waltz Guaran-
WI receive one complimentary instruction ticket.
Gtr,rla
The evening world., 1893-09-27

SAFETY BICYCLES, highest grade. less than
half price: few second hand. 925: gooi or1er:
ali parts OF bicycles for sale. AUTOMATIC MFG.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

CIGAR STORE, nrst class, for sale low rent long
lease good business: no agents. l7G I'd ave.
CONFECTIONERY aud ice cream parlo- doing
good. paying business for sale. Apply 80 Reid
ave Brooklyn.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Locnl worId,s Fnir Nt,ito...

J. T. Kenworthy left for Chicago
today.
Hon. W. H. Gest left this noon fol
Chicago.
d. j. Brown left this morning for
Chicago.
Peter Frey left last evening for
Chicago
c. Schneider left for Chicago last
evening.
Frank n. Horn went up to Chicago
last night
John Hefferman left for Chicago
last night
Ben Keator left last evening for the
Worlds fair.
Miss Bee Normoyle left for Chicago
this morning.
Harry Brooks left today for Chica-
go and the fair.
George P. Stauduhar left for Chi
eago last evening.
Joseph Grotegut returned last eve
ing from the Worlds fair.
Edward Henry returned from the
fair at Chicago this morning.
Miss Title Simmon returned from
q weeks visit to the Worlds fair last
evening.
Mrs. j. W. Potter and Miss Evan
geline Burgh returned from 10
DAYS Wis to the fair last night.
Mrs. Maggie Don left this morning
for Chico 90. where she will visit her
sister, Mrs Phil Hines, and the talr.
Clarence Pratt. NJ. T. Free, and
brother. Frank Free, are home from
= 1O-days' visit to the Worlds fair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Surprise Parties.

4 pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- James Smeltzer last evening by
about 80 Of his little school friends al
his home 1905 Fifth avenue. the lit
tie folks taking possession of the
house from 1880 until y o'clock.
Music and games were INDUCED in,
supper being served from the ample
supply brought by the surprisers.
The little folks report very pleasant
time.
About thirty of Miss Grace Will
coX's friends surprised her at her
home, 522 Twenty-fifth street, on the
occasion of her 18th birthday, last
evening. The time was pleasantly
spent bv the little folks. music and
games being the order of the even
ing. Refreshments were served. and
the evening will be long remembered
by all.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Dr W O CnTrc

This noted oculist and aurist will
make his second trip to Rock Island
at the Harper house Thursday and
Friday Oct &c and %. He made
many wonderful cures on his first
trip here. A few we refer to: Mrs.
Parks of Moline, has been deaf for 10
years and constantly grew worse,
caused from catarrh and noises in the
ears. She vas treated by several
oculists and aurists with no benefit.
until she called on Dr. Coffee at the
Harper house, and was cured almost
completely in one treatment She
SAYS: i heartily recommend all
deaf people to him
James Condor lives three miles out
from the city and says: Il had ca
tarrh and deafness and noises in nv
ears for years. l had spent n great
deal Of money for treatment with no
benefit until | called on Dr. Coffee at
the Harper house. He benefited me
Immediately and have steadily i'm
proved ever since. If YOU are deaf
90 and see him"
d. X. Appleton, of this city, was
deaf six months and cured by DR..
Coffee in two DAYS treatment.
J. Walker, of Davenport, was deaf
three years and almost completely
restored by DR.. Coffee in one treat
ment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25

Quite number of our student,
are attending the fair.
DIR. .. OLSON left for &-wceks
lecture ton" in the east. Yesterday.
He vii attend the funeral exercise.
of DR.. +. Carlson at Chicago today.
The might school i'm English. book
keeping. arithmetic a.i pcunau-hip.
which was organized Ul Prof J. +.
Gustu~ at he Business college last
evening. promises great success, IS
members being enrolled the first
evening.
Foot ball. Our boys are boiling
over with enthusiasm for this healthy
sport. and ever since their victory
oyer the Ambrose club of Davenport.
they have been looking Napoleon
like ''for new worlds to conquer. =
The team 1t Knoxville, III will next
have Il tussel with our invincibles.
Next Saturday evening a law CLUB
will be organized. Young men in
the cities, " no are now reading law. or
contemplate doing 50 in the near flu
ture. are invited To become mem bers
OF this club. No charge is made.
The club viii meet in the rooms of
Augustana business college at $50
p. m.
On Nov. Is. j. W. War;. of Mo
line, edito~ Of the Western Plowman
and Business Education. will deliver
4 lecture to the students OF our bust
ness college. Subject; Resources
-
Moline, viii lecture to these students
on the subject Of, Building and
Loan associations, next Friday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Reward of $50.

For the return of papers and notes
of A. Latham, taken from a caboose
in the Rock Island yards: Three
notes of $1,000 each signed by W.
McKeun; one $4,000 note signed by
George f. Bachelor; one $3.50 note
signed by George F. Bachelor; one
$3.50 note signed by c. w. Crathers.
Also 1900 shares of Golden treasury
mining stock; 5000 shares Emins
mining stock; 10S shares Gottenburg
land and investment company stock.
Also other papers, books and re-
ceipts. Return property to Com
mercial hotel and no questions asked.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
THE LITTLE TIN BOX.
Another Victim of the Confidence Racket
Other Police News

Other Police News
The tin box Confidence game racket
has been worked again. This time
in Livingston county, and paper
from that vicinity tells of the exper-
fence in this manner:
Some men achieve honor and 9TH
ers have honor thrust upon them.
Same way with other people-some
were born to swindle, and others
were born to have swindles thrust
upon them. As usual it is the farm
er again. Eli Dick. wealthy farmer
living south of the county line. had
the pleasure few days ago of enter
tanning two inoffensive. meek look
ing strangers, who asked for the
privilege OF resting under his fig
trees and also begged drink Of wa
ter. Mr.. Dick, fearing they might
be angels could not refuse them.
anu IN short space of time he knew
theY were ''etheraln and he was lat
their service. : They had come to
BUY Ms farm-object was no money
with them, and they offered him a
fabulous price for it. They made
deposit of 50, 900, and Mr.. Dick a de-
post OF 5000 to bind the bargain
until they could return with the bal
ance o. the sum agreed upon. The
money was placed in a tin box-a
little innocent tin box that couldn't
hurt anyone, and Mr. Dick was told
to keep it and guard it with his life
Il
departure Mr.. Dick had an itching to
open the box-he couldn't resist the
temptation. he did open it. and
horrors!-there was nothing in it.
Moral-read the newspapers.
Police Points.
Officer Weigand last evening ar
rested Wesley Reddig for disordcrly
conduct. Wesley and his mother
had a dispute over something. and
Mrs. Reddig was getting decidedly
the worst of it, when We,ley's broth
or appeared upon the scene and made
him leave the house. The patrol
wagon was then called to Ninth
street. where Wesley lives. but when
II got there he had disappeared.
Later on Officer Weigand found him
in company with a woman named
Lou Bean, up town, and brought the
two to the station. They were both
feeling hilarious. This morning Mrs.
Reddig refused to prosecute. and
they were released.
Dan Kane was arrested Yesterday
afternoon by Officer Crompton on a
warrant issued at the instance Of
complaint made by Constable Mar
TIN, charging Kane with resisting an
officer. 1t seems that Dan owes r.
{. Benson s. for feed for his mules.
and his team has been levied upon to
satisfy the bill. Yesterday morning
Constable Martin met Dan and read
the papers to him standing on the
hub OF one of the wheels. In the
meantime when he had finished he
went to.take the lines away from the
redoubtable Dan. and that gentleman
politely pushed the constable off the
wagon and drove over the river. Re
turning in the evening he was seen
and arrested. His case came up for
hearing This morning. but was con-
tinued until this afternoon at ]
O'Clock
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
KNOWLEDGE

,omrort and improvement and
PERSONAL enjoyment when
r. The many, who live bet
4 ..a.-s and enjoy life more, with
4 wmr.ru-a. 10y more promptly
4 ta worlds hest products to
-rnv-ical being, viii attest
4 IN health of the pure liquid
4 r.re,u'as embraced in the
4 -rrrn Of Figs
4 rarre is due 10 It's presenting
4 M most acceptable and pleas
!. rl,ta. the refreshing and truly
n-onertics of 4 perfect lax
4 na-ra,.v cleansing the system,
colds. headaches and feyers
'rqrantlv curing constipation.
| ~ar satisfaction t. millions and
f. the approval Of the medical
VI because it acts on the Kid
l.rsr AMI Bowels without weak
ism and it is perfectly free from
u,,ianable substance.
Of Figs IS for sale by all drug
'-Is and 81 bottles, but it is man
hr .ao California Fig Syrup
whose name is printed on every
.r-, r.a name. Syrup of Figs,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Worlds Fair Rates

Round trip tickets to Chicago are
now on sale via c., r. /. & P. rail
way at one fare (S4.9O. from Rock
Island. Return limit Nov. 10. Nine
fast express trains daily in each di-
rection on the great Rock Island
route.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25

The Inverness and Irene D. passed
up.
The stage of the water at the Rock
Island bridge at noon was 1:65; the
temperature "a.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25

goods That Is the case with DR.. Fierces
Pleasant Pellets. They're the smallest in
size, the mildast in action, but the most
thorough and farreaching in results. They
follow natures methods, and they give help
that lasts. Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick and Bilious Headaches, and all
arrangements OF the liver, stomach and bowels
are promptly relieved and permanently cured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Licensed to We'd

Oct. 24-Andrew @. Erickson, An
ma M. Soderstrom. Rock Island
Theodore Wolf, Mary Parker, Buff
falo Prairie.
25-Henry Nelson, Mary Peterson
Moline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25

Mayor MediIl read an invitation
from the chairman of the committee
of the Union of American cities. to
be held at the fair. in Chicago. Oct.
%. extended TO the city council. and
providing the municipal representa-
tive> with honorary mileage
AID. BlaGel made motion. that
the council attend in body. which
was carried - ID >. and Che council
adj iourUrI.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25

"If we can't cure vcur Catarrh, no matter
how bad your case or of how long standing,
we'll pay you $500 in cash. That is what
is promised by the proprietors of DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy Doesn't it prove, better
than any words could, that this is a remedy
that cures Catarrh Costs only 81 cents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25

The Weather Forecast
Fair weather; warmer; easterl,
winds. +. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
Hard and Soft Coal market.

The best in the market and at low
est prices for October delivery, at
T. II. Ellis.