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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
IMPORTANT RULING


Washington, March ~ Tho Ioulswiir.
KY, Public Warehouse Cpmpany recently
presented question 20 tne treasury Do.
wnirhouso rctript ISSUED by private
linndci warehouse IN ease hn owner or
inponor rhuuid apply 90 romoye ne met
either duty paid or Cor transportation IA
bond, or for expectation, The ugchAndiao
hplng subject 70 ihn fqtufn ~ the neEou
proprietor ~ The bonded warehouse,
ln asking this question The company
state that Y has been The custom for forty
years for bonded warehouses 10 issue ne
g0tnble warehouse receipts, which have
been nccoDtrd BY banks ana bankers ~
unqucstiOunhle security Tor ndfnnrrs ~
money, ana that on THIS custom vast
~ based ANA eunduCtrd
After cDnferiOg with the solicitor q
me u,hsug hhu sYne ~ ,lN Piipt'lp .,,
sefratnry Rpiuldinn has replied 10 Tho
Louisville Public Wntehouna company, that
punl0ms eonttd over bonded uncertainties
a. under the statutes, maintained for tho
sole purpoHe " securing Inc duty, hhd
that no authority exists fOr the continuance
~ such control after the payment Of suqh
"a oni "a section 49, IA tho act ~ July
40. 1870 under which. Whenever thr col.
lenf0f ainll ho duly notified in writing az
riluuAinH in hiR custody. hn shall refuse
lhe delivery ~ the merchandise until
nnushfd ihHt thn freight thereon has been
secured or paid. such Hens, n 10 stated,
ore not recognized when fnr freight or
mprohnndlTo Intended f0f eKu0riation or
Tor transportation 10 o contiguous foreign
country,
Iho reason Tor flha exception " point.
"a 0it hy AgHiFiHnf Secretary ApauldiuR
who states fhat the collector uu1er me
law takes linHUdigtc Possession ~ ei
merchandise brunFht from foreign c0un'
~. and thn earlier titus delivers ~ The
ataufiiv fnr iho payment Of bls charges
f9f freight, which inhpfrs IN hia posses
sion ~ tle goods Equity. thHfefofe, 10
mhnds that iiiu government should. ~
which "a act has thus deprived hln' ~
Fnoh claim can ho urged Ia fhe matter
81 innuey advances. Tie storing " boo9f
imiogtor for no sole advantage aud tle
gotofamgnt Assumes no reaponHinhty Tor
no security 81 ile gofdni except mat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
CANT GET TOGETHER.

Nonrly every congressional delegation
that has tried 10 agree upon division
% offices 10 their respective states hns
failed 20 harmonic. nnd the individual
membew aud senators have gone to work
90 gut al they can get for their friends.
The trouble IN some Htnios is that the
representatives demand so much for
thoir respective districts the senators
would be- loft without amy valuable pat.
ronnRe nt their disposal In other Hintns
The senators want tu control pretty nearly
everything Ia SIGHT. the Representatives
only 60 have small postnllices nnd whit
little else may come by grnco Of the
senators
~ intimation from the postonice de-.
partl.ent that public sentiment Ia the
locality where an office " situated win
be- considered rs well nn the preferences
Of the congressional delegations. has not
been well received by the latter. II in
Understood 30 Indicate general policy
Of the Cleveland administration NJ TO mp
polntmenta, which would deprive the
senators aud representatives 0f much Of
their power at home, and would tend 10
bring about dash between the presi-
dent and congress.
Some 81 The older politicians express
the opinion that IN practice TIM nd.
ministrntiOn win be obliged 10 rely in AZ
most every instance upnn the ndyiro OF
tho senators and representative. A.
though u often happens that that advice
mislendH the president and heads 81 de-.
parlnents into making bad appoint
uoufa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

recently published charges against W.
n. Roach. the new senator frnm North
Dakota, win be called up Ia the seunte
aud made the subject of nn Inquiry ms a
privileged matter. According 10 the
story sent out from Bismarck and pub
lished extensively NJ the time OF the
senatorial election some weeks sincp,
Mr. Roach Went TO the territory of Dn-
kota charged with having stolen $4,000
frOm the Citizens National bank OF
Washington many ycnrs ago. Within
the last few days several Eastern and
one or two Western PAPERS have pub
ilshcd the story Ia detail Whom tie dis
c0ycry of his indiscietion was made hp
turned over the property. and his father
in-lnW, q wealthy resident Of Washing.
ton, made NJ port OF the amount his
contribution, Il Is said. being about SIS
OOU. Roach had led nn honorable life
prior to that time. aud after thc stttlc.
mcnt Of the trouble with the bank be-
went TO Dakota, where he has since been
recognized as an upright aud useful Cit
zen aud an honest man Some OF the
senators are not disposed 10 let the mat
ter pass without inquiry, since the story
has been Published. and II the Democrats
do not call II up M a matter OF privilege
there are several Republicans who "a.
press an intention 10 DO 80, aud at The
same time 10 question Mr. llonch's right
20 seat In the senate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
LIGHrWEIaIIr GOLn.

Senators Wolcott and Teller called and
had an interview with Secretary Carlisle
on the subject of lightweight Denver
gold. Tho secretary pointed ont the
statutes 10 them regulating his action iu
the promises, aud the government Oh.
oial at Denver was tcrgraphed not To
accept the lightweight gold, except by
weight
When lightweight gold Is offered the
government, and The parties offering Il
refuse 10 sell Il by weight. u Is returned
% them with the word Eight" stamped
across It's face, the same ns the VOID
counterfeit Is stamped across the face
OF bad note
The treasury department has found
that much gold w addition 10 that Of
Denver Is lightwCight as n result Of
abrasion or sweating" Ia all instances
the lightweight has been made good aud
the gold accepted nc rs actual weight
The law provides that gold moro than
IL per cent below the standard weight
Of the allowance, which is % $40 grains
20 the dollar, cannot be accepted by tide
treasury department az its face value,
but only By rs actual weight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
A Splendid array of bargains.
Dress Goods Department.
sss GOODS, SILKS, TRIMMINGS

Positively the most elegant selection in the tv Prices
25 per cent cheaper than our competitions All the
latest styles and colorings
New 4oinch Illuminated Serpea
All new shades in Bengalines
All new shades in Popns
New Chanable Sublimes
Elegant line of Silkenes
All wool Albatross, ~ inches wide 4sc ward
Wool Nuns Veilings SO inches wide 35c ward
Wool Challies choice patterns, zoe yard
complete line of the latest English mixed novelties
ranging in price from $50 to 50 yard
KS.
Elegant selection of Black Silks
Crystal Bengaline Silk all colors worth ST. 60 at 81
yard.
China Silk, "a inches wide worth 9Oc at SOC ward
Crystal China Silk, 80 inches wide worth 81. 25 at
$50 yard
China Silks all Silk, 20 inch worth S5c at 24c
yard.
Figured Wash Silks "a inches worth 81. %, at SOC
yard.
Elegant selection of Plaid Striped and Polka Dot Silk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

going right along. Railroad talk IA
ilontlng around promiHcu0usly, hut ny yet
hna taken no definite shape, We hope
10 make different statement before long.
We need aud must have another con.
ncctiun with the markets Of the world.
This portion of our great state has moth
ing Of which 10 complain, but q number
of blessings "a be thankful for We oX-
tond hearty welcome 20 al who nrn
looking f0r good, henlthy country, aud
We fpel Tint anyone will energy md a
amnll capital 90 start with can do well
aud make money Ia this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
TRYING 10 FIND WHERE HE Is
AV


Senator Stewart Of Nevada ~ having
a hard time IN inding just where be rs
at IN the matter ~ committee assign
ments. he has always been a llrDtib-
iicun until The last campaien when he
ran for reelection ~ d candidate Of the
free silver party fio was NOT even d.,
tinguished ~ Populist when be- came
back, but rcnreseuiod practically Q party
81 he own lie announced tlnt he had
abandoned the Republican faith. but 10
remalDed ont ~ the Democratic camp.
too herdihg by himself az Il were AZ
though BE- stayed away from the rau-
cuses Of both of the Old parties, like the
FOpulief senators he was kindly PRO.
yided for by the Democrats. They gave
him committee craftsmanship, retain.
Ing him ~ the head If bis 90 cumnify
tee mines and mining The Republican
raiicus M Ignorance N what The Demo
Gratis were doing fOf Mr. Stewart. kindly
gnge him lds GA plnce On ihe nppropria-
tiOus committee. cheenpllY classifying
him rs a Republican. Mben the Demo
crnue committees were announced the
discovery WAS made that Sennior 3frnY-
ART lad sfrn treated as one ~ il6
Democratic faitll The keprblirens
were Indignant. and the hfai thing they
asa was 10 drop Mr.. stewart ff0n ihe
appropriations committee and DIR Ar
TqiiDr IN his pIaee Df c0nrse the nfna.
Tor feels bad about ID. 49, De- WIN fefy
anxious % b. fetainel On tlai lmpgr
tant committee. 81 which BE- had long
been q member. The Democrats, bOHr
eFeE may put him back On NE con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
BEWARE OF oINrMENfs FOR
cATARRH THAT CONTAIN
AfTRfTfRN

~ n,e6 ana completely derlnge uie
oi H.. s,,stefn when entering if through
y nv ,,,.rons surfaces. Such ufuce
" a,ad neyer be- used except on presetils
.ilou'u f.nm reputable physicians, az tpe
pu ... - they viii DO Is Zen foil % tue
oA llA ~, can possibly derive from tnfai.
k1g,t, YS.tarr6 Cure manufactured ~
= Esn1 cheney q Co, Toledo o.. sGl'a sd.,
~ 1 mercury. and is taken i1'etl.5ins So
inr direcily upon lhe pi2oi rle sN fI.li's
snrfaces 81 Che system. ~ ps{liie s.. s,J
Catarrh Cure be sur sV ~, M nads HI rs.
~ = ehie by F. j. Cheney a 90 les
tinonials free. 49,. * ner hottie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
NO EXPERIMENT

IN reaching Austin, San MarooA san
Antonio. etc, via. International and
Great Northern railroad. Two daily
rutlps each way, lnalat upon your iioket
reading vim Hearnn or Taylor aud
tho lnternf ii0nal aud Great N0nhern
Perfect roadbed, magnificent equipment,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
LORD eERestoRo
WIN Hays 10 Serve Ms Tine Ia tho Georgia
pendeptary.

Washington. March ~ -1he United states
supfuine court today luilinnted qrife uinins
N what drciai0n u Bin announce % the
future 10 rgmrd o. the appeal ffopl ihc
adverse decision Of the Georgia cuuris ~
Sydney iaacrllra, Whose pyf0lfrhninl
swindlinT opriaiiDua under ne pllnH ~
Walter Ncf0Hforl, fcnh ~ lord HnfrsforI,
give Nina much n0inrletg and caused much
continent on flt0 part ~ ihe people uf
standing INTO whose hOmeiY hr Had been
rtcrlYe1 inscrlra' case came w Tor nfEus
muui in the court today, nnd amer lsieus
ing 10 Whnf Ne counsel bad 90 say, ihe
rOnri Practically announced THAI 10 ga not
link De had made out even doubtful
oaae lnfoffnine counsel Tor thn state That
u % NOT care 10 hear whni he bad ~
fascelia 81 ENGLAND beosme acquainted
tnb 4 geutiemnn connected With thp Aefnn
Company ~ lth0np ia, ara seeuraa
lefif'rd ~ introduction Ga Representations
ihnt w. Wns 4 fpu ~ Lord nftesf1fd and
wanted ~ invest IN property lu hWpfieH
fafan 10 thia country ard HuceiHufnny
iiassed himself % many prominent IWupir
"a uiinf be- had represented hliHsrf 90 Ef
~ aNlHdlal frycTN on iirui, aud was a.
rested ln Sew l0rk. r1ffadlird ~ Nfpein
ara Nas convicted alil Sentenced 0u fhe
clhrec ~ iafulng chtfh 90 hank in
which b. had 10 nlHnrf lln pien n19nucs
~ f0f ~ pguFNl NJ use lnlicd hiaifa HB.
lfpinf t0urt Nlla ihgi hls Rights und hean
raafed ~ b. h0d Afcu ettfadiif1 for one
udtasa ana tflesi far smother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
Cheaper goods than ever Nicer goods than ever.
Notion Department.

Buttons, Handkerchief. Corsets, Muslin IN
derwear Ladies' Vests Parasols, Garterwebs,
Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons.
great variety of the above goods too numerous TO
quote prices but the cheapest in price in the city
A FEW SPECIAL VALUES.
Our line of Toe Embroideries worth loo
Our line of Linen Torohon Iaoes
Our soc line of Corsets
Our line of 81 so Silk Parasos.
Our line of 80 silk Pamsos
MONNIG'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

mittce by dropping one OF their mem
beers who has only part of a term To
serve aud substituting Mr. Stewart. who
~ Just beginning b six yonr torn. The
Republicans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

On me- southern Pacific Railroad near Rsu
Orleans.

New IBERIA. Mnrch lY--A terrible acci.
d.nt ccinffcl nf DHucr on TIE southern
Iuciee railroad, i've uiies east ~ ms
men ard child 8are hiiiHd. Mira. Vincent
N 0ilfer. aid her nlriNr, MrR MWtrr,
and fhli1 ~ Af Alafliiwvliie, had attend
~ Church here ihlH fnofiilnR ana ware dfiF.
inr 10 lhn hDns0 n Mrs. Niufeot iu \ clos
~ hnEfy. Az Diver they hnd 70 croas fhe
track M tire station. lu doing W the UuFHg
WINS struck ~ tho engine dfaWiuH d ~.
.elai passenger train fAslrDound. fhNr dl1
DOT 40 tho train ana thefp was 10 aaeinan
a. the station.
Mia Vincent ana Mn. Walker WQfn ~
atniifly Killed ana fha cbIld was ~ badlg
inlurfd that Il has since ilcd tho horse
waH KILLED ana ihe buggy hnocked inlo
ffneflfnls 1hf bO1lqs were lnToWn t1lfy
font from the track
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

han you can buy diem elsewhere Read OBI
WashgOOds Dept.

We have the selections ana the
prices.
satincs from l2l, Soc a yard
Outing Cloths from "a, l5c yard.
CrlnRlcd secrsuckcra elegant pat
torns, l5c yard,
Penangs, fine selection, 10 aud I2lc
a yard.
Dress Ginghams from 8, loo a yard.
Terra Alba Cloth, elegant goods,
20c a yard
Light Prints best quality, 5ca yard.
Dark Cellcos, good selection az &c a
yard.
Spring style Prints, new goods, 7ic
yurd
Elegant line OF White Goods.
Plain India Lineus 8. n, 10, Is 10 Doc
yard.
DimIties, choice styles, from 10 to
Zoe yard
Nainsooks. small patterns, a, 10,
l2ic a yard.
Fancy White Goods, exquisite, i2i,
10, %, 35c yard.
SPECIAL.
90 pieces Domestic, equal 70 Ions
dale, worth Ice a yard, l24 yards for 81.
MONNIG'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

When hcnaaolie knocks Al 4mbluNH unl
81 YOU remember proatop'H Nod Akf "a =
Guaranteed euro Tor any nsaaa1Ap, ~
Wont cgre anYihins eise,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

See Tho Daaetigs Hwap column On
third page. ana use Il 70 get what you
Want Tie swap cclumn VIII bring rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

Or. II. W Fisk. Lending specialist ia
dlsrasea u women, faiufth and cbrOuic
a. lasek Rooms $40. 3ii, uendricks
bnilding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19

THE CASE or Mr. ROACH
Ii Is quite probably that some q she
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

diseases OF
Fituia and Ulcers
LAn knife, detention
OA N0A'
rom or homo organized
organs neglect or mp~r Epilepsy, Caaepy by
lew dicoe1y
Insanity
Caarrh, Asthma e'c" treated successfully
aayF be beeuob N-'N'
CATARRH diseases
he Asthma shattered Delay
proved of cases
~ 1894 e"'e Diseases Of the tandB ood-Tbe
Vancocee, Hydroce, durable
off
ofcure twtbou
BRING SAMPLE FOR FREE Eyanaru.r,o,,
Wonderful Cures which bv -,
will - A'e - 'o1nd incuhe inc pau
but personal consultation Add
DR. n. DEY0E. z89
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
BRIEF MENTION.
Henry Cs1se is in st. Louis.

Henry Cs1se is in ST. Louis.
Order your wedding cake from Krell &
Msth.
Make your own maple syrup and get
your maple sugar from Krell s. Math.
R. L Champion. of Chicago, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs R. Champion
s. Horton. of Aledo, district agent of
the Bankers Life association. is at the
Rock Island house.
Try our hosrhound candy for your
cough or cold-extra strong-Krell &
Hath, confectioners.
The Misses Josephine and France
Gable, daughters of r. R. Cable, of
Chicsgo. are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ Bufore.
. Capt. W Fl Pierce, who has been laid
| up nine weeks rs the effect of an acct
dent al Dixon. is able to be cut today for
the first time, and his many friends are
greeting his appearance with pleasure.
| Send your wife, sweetheart or daughter
a nice box of candy for q valentine and
see how happy you will make her. KrelI
q Math have lovely line of French eau
cies and the incest of bores already flied.
The general canvass for Stones Rock
Island city directory has been compile led
Ii you have Got been cqnvassed in person
or you are not sure the solici or has got
your information correct. or if you have
| recently moved. or contemplate moving
soon, don't fail to report the ssase to the
directory Office, 80 ~ixteen,h street, in
order to insure correct insertion.
The Amateur Musical club hiss receives
an invitation frem Mrs Theodore
Thomas to send Representatives to the
! convention OF amateur musical clubs to
be held in the Women's building at the
fair on June 1. The club has selt led
Mrs. j. r. 'Kimbail to represent the
vocal talent of the club, Mrs F. G Alien
and Miss Nellie Stephens of Moline ~ d
Mrs. FL. G. Marshall of this CITY the in
strumental and Miss Beatrice koehler
the viOlinists
Word comes from Milwaukee that Fl
Z. Cannon and Mrs Frank Queen have
/ eloped This calls TO mind q little affair
that entertained 8 crowd at DAVENPORT
store last spring, the actors being Mrs
cannon and whip and Mrs. Queen
After the affair all the parties moved &c
Milwaukee. Mrs. Queens husband died
lew weeks since and in q short tiEae a.
Ter the guilty couple left for parts uu
known. Mrs. Cannon is left without
means and has gene 10 her parents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
CORDOVA.

CoRDovA. Feb. 15-We understand
two men in this neighborhoSd were en-
amored Of the same lady, and as is com
mon in such cases, the two young men
met at the Young lsdy's house some time
ago; as they glared at eech other from
opposite ends of the room, one was
heard to say, "By goshl it is hard but it
is fair, and left the room. mo cards"
Hog buyers are offering s cents per
pound for good hogs, without any TAX
ers. as those who have will not sell, watt
ing for the top noIch.
The Cordovs cornet band is Masking
good progress now. since they have en-
gagged an instructor. The boys depre-
one before.
We understand that many wars Of
words occurred in the last few days
prior 10 the special election called for
the purpose of voting bonds in aid Of the
rev projected railroad in Princeton,
Iowa.
At the preliminary meeting on Satur-
day TO organize trotting association, it
was decided TO apply for license from
NNS S~SAStohy VI obatC ~ 1Oi III hAot ohfHS
ton to be known as the Cordovs Breed
ers' and Trotting association, with q cap
iIal stock of $1,000, in shares of $40
each. 1t is contemplated to hold a June
meeting.
Rev. Ferdinand G Inelhesrt, D. D..
OF the Slsyton Lycenm bureau, of Chs
csgO, delivered lecture on Drawn and
Bread" TO fair sized audience in the
Ba6tist church on Tuesday evening OF
his week. The lecture was we'll render
ed and well received. The lecturer ex-
pressed himself rs wen pleased with the
pleasant natural location of our village,
and promised to pay visit here at some
future time for the purpose of recres-
ton.
The II sidcn,s # our village were Start
eled by the alarm of fire at 3 o'clock
Wednesday morning. On investigation
it WAS found that a dwelling belonging
To Marshall Bros. and occupied by e. S.
Simpson WAS on fire. MIRA. Simpson
was sick in bed al the time, ana it re-
CURED stslwsrt arms to carry the sick
woman from the burning house TO W. G
Mershslis house across the wsv. The
building Was total loss. Insured for
$40 Mr Simpsons loss will bs abou,
$500, with no insural &C.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
COUNTY BUILDING
Transfers.

Feb A-Henry Dsebelliehn to J 81 Eff
handt. lot l, block 3. Aldayls Second
add East Rock Island to Moline,
SO. 500
II Efisndt To Henry Daebelliehn,
par; lot block 2. Stewards First add,
Sou'h Moline, 81. 300.
Lucinda G-nsen to GeO-ge'G daer.
lots s. 8 and 10, 5'cCk 81, village of An
dslu-is SEQ
Z K Guyer to ! G Fl Read, lots and
block F, Edge Woo! Park, Rock Island
go 900.
Z. Etgewood Park add, Rock Island,
81 500
&c H Resd to E Il Guyer, part lot /
block 90, Oh Town of Moline, 81 500.
Dennis S Lewis to E H Guyer and G
" Walker part lot 3, block So, Old
Town of Moline, 81 800.
C Tyrreil 10 ID 5 Lewis, / foot,
no teer LOTS block %. Old Town OF
Moline, 81
JCH Read to c z Guyer. let 6. block
2, Brooks S9,ond add. Rock Island,
So 300
Ifs. L. Waide to heirs of Dennis
Warren, ii WI nw4 30, II. SH, S25.
L. Schrftman to Carl and John Schif-
man, nt4 sw4 8. IS, 1w, Sc 400
Nellie E. Read to E Il Guyer. und ] {
35 acres ne4 81. II, lie, and vi nw3 SO
II. lie, 81, 800
Licensed to Wed
Feb. 11.-william II. Brewn, Eller
J Stsndish; Clinton, la.
John McRoberts, Dina E. Hubart p ort
, Byron, III
Emil Johnson. Augusta Carlson.
13.-Avin Seeburger, Helen Riedel
Rock Island
IA George NJ B.bcock, Hattie Jack
| son: Rock Island.
Is John Holcbkiss, Eliza Douglas
Peoria.
Jonathan u on, Audubon Ia; Mamie
Mulhellen. Port Byron.
Frank E johnson. Rural, H.; Annie
s. C .rllson. Swedons, Ia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

The prizes OF the Davenport & Rock
Island railway company for the mouth of
January were awarded as follows:
Motormen-Geosge Crompton first. $40;
Al S,uder second, IS. Conductors
Louis Slice first, $40; John Arnell Sec
ond. S5.
Speaking of the plan on the part of
the company of awarding prizes, Assist
ant President Lardner i'll a notice to the
men says:
The prizes were awarded to motormen
for care taken of compsny's property;
han ding motor carefully; looking out for
passengers at all street crossings; keeping
cars on sche dule time: getting fares in
boxes when conductor is not on:
running carefully and with no accident
or collisions; keeping cars neat and clean,
and general observance of company's
rules.
The prizes were awarded to conduo tors
for getting all fares promptly; keeping
neat and accurate trip reports; politeness
to passengers; personal neatness: helping
motormen to gether up as many pass-
engers as possible; helping motormen to
keep cars on schedule time and general
observance of compsny's rules.
These przes are within the reach Of all
and will be awarded impsrtially every
month until further notice to those who
try TO merit them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
A Practice Burglars Do Not Approv.

Another burglar has fallen victim to
the womanly habit Of looking under the
bed before retiring. The presence of mind
on this occasion WAS displayed by Chicago
woman. If this sort of thing goes much
further, the house robbcr will have to
change his place of seclusion or reform and
take TO some more profitable business
Pittsburg Dispatch
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
The Modern invalid

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping with
other luxuries. Ar,medy must be pleas
antly acceptable in form, purely whole>
some in composition, truly beneficial in
effect and entirely free from every OBJ
jectionsble quality. 1t really i'll he cons
suits physician; If constipsted he uses
the gentle family laxative, Syrup of
FIGS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

What ;hs Hon. George q. Vest says IL
regard 70 The superiority Of the & rsch-
beIg's diamond and interchangeable spec
tscies
Il am using glasses which purcha sed
fgom Prof. HIrschberg and they are the
best ever tried; it affords me gres
pleasure to recommend Prof. Hirschoerg
as an excellent opticisn, and his glasses
arc simply unequalled in my experience
G. G. VEST.
These spectscles are for sale by J. a
Thomas agent for Rock ISLAND
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

Tested and approved-J n Littig,
Esq. president Marine National bank,
Baltimore, I'd, saYs:-"I have tested
Salvation o and find it an excellent
remedy fer neuralgia" Keep it in your
fsmity