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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
ExECUToR's NOTICE.
Estate of Joseph Kinnan. deceased

Estate of Joseph Kinnan, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed execu-
ter Of the last will and testament of Joseph
Kinnan, late Of the county OF Rock Island.
state of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county court Of
Rock Island county, at the office of the clerk Of
said court, in the city Of Rock Island, at the
March term, on the first Monday in March next,
1t which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 1st day of November, A. D. 1892.
j. s. MATTHEWS, Executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06

The council showed its public spirit in
passing the ordinance for the paying of
Eighteenth street to Seventh avenue and in
the matter OF keeping what pavement we
have clean, it was determined to divide
the paved portion of the city into dis
tricts and assign a man W tt a broom to
each. This will be merely as an expert
ment, in conformity with the usages of
larger cities, and it is believed to be more
economical than the horsepower
sWeeDer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
SIDE TALK.
Discussions Before the City
3 COUNSEL Last Night.
NOT IN THE OFFICIAL RECORD.

The Eighteenth Street Pavement Ordered
to Seventh Avenue-As to tho Paving of
Fourth Avenue-A Sweeping Rxperi-
ment-The X ockford Company's Posi-
tlon
The city council at its adjourned meeting
last night gave all its spare lime to the
discussion of the Fourth avenue paving
contract and adjourned without render
ing any decision. although it received
light in the way of formal commune
cation from the National Clay company,
conducting the Rock Island brick paw
ing plant at Sears. The communica~
ton. which appears in full in the official
proceedings, states very explicitly the
reasons why the company has rejected
overtures from contractors not inters
esied in their enterprise for brick, and
sets forth quite conclusively The condi-
tions under which the company will
quote prices to other contractors now in
the event of the Rock Island council seeing
fit to protect home industry by specify
iug Rock Island brick in it's paving ordi-
uances.
The Fourth Avenue Ordinance
This commune alton was presen ted by
Aid Guyer, and the Fourth avenue mat
ter having been laid over under the rules
at the lsst session, it was impossible to
bring it up again as Aid. Huesing, who
had seconded the motion for such disposi-
ton. refused to consent, though Aid.
kennedy who made the motion and Aid.
Knox who referred it agreed to bring it
up az lin, hence motion to refer tbs
Clay compsny's communication was the
only way 10 bring it before the council
That motion was made to the effect thai
1t be referred TO the street ard alley snG
finance committees in whose hands the
bids for the Fourth avenue work are now
placed. The mayor stretched the rule;
OF parliamentary usage poini to permit
Il discussion on the matter, and Aids
Guyer, Huesing, Schroeder and Corken
| were heard,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
a Peculiar Situation

The council finds itself in peculiar
predicsment with reference to Fourth
avenue. According to the bids the fig
ures of Edwards & Walsh are the lowest,
but confronting the council are two
o5sticles to hurried action, one the fact
that the council in awarding the contract
would do so without authority conferred
by the customary ordinance aud the pas,
sage of which was over Looked ct the time
and the fact of petitions of property
holders on Fourth avenue that Rock
Island brick be used. As regards the
latter objection. Aid. Huesing exhited
another petition last night which ne said
was being signed by property
holders stating that they had endorsed
other petitions under a misapprehen-
sion of the situation. So the matter
stands at present, but with the material
in their hands. it is believed he COM
mittees to which the papers touching the
case have been referred will solve a wav
oct of the difficulty which will prove sat-
isfactory to ell concerned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
Think Of It.

Over half a million people die every
year in the United Sta'es from Lung and
Throat diseases, which always stsrt from
Cold or Cough. If you are suffericg
from any of the above diseases Try this
remarkable Cough Syrup, and you will
use no other afterward We have brn-
dreds Of testimonials from those ben, fl :
ted by it.
25 AND so CTS BOTTLE SAMPLE BOT,
Tiles 10 CTS.
Ask your druggist for DR.. McEsnn',
Irish Cough Syrup. Take 10 othe1! One
trial is all that is necessary 20 convince
you Sent to any address oy express cn
receipt of price. MADE only by the pros
prietor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
AIdermanic Views.

AID. GUyer suggested that in view of
the dispute over the kinds of brick to be
used, that contractors be invited hereaf-
ter to make two bids, one on brick and
one on the remainder of the work In
this way the council could very readily
protect home industries aud 81 the same
time give ali contractors q fair show.
Aid. Kennedy desired course that
would look to the interests of home iu-
dustries at all events. and therefore ia
vored specifying Rock Island brick IN
the ordinance.
Aid. Corken was in favor of looking
after home indus try ct all times. The
Rockford Construction company had
done good work here, was home insti-
tuition and he was for giving it the pref
erence whenever the council could do so
consistently.
Other aldermen expressed themselves
on the subject and the communication
was referred to the committee as moved.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-06
Obituary,

Jacob Giles, for six years past a resi-.
dent of this city, died at the home OF
his son-in-law. Charles III. Vaughn, a,
Peabody. Kss.. Yesterday. after brief
illness. Mr.. Giles was well along in his
seventy-third year. He was for 81 years
a resident of Annawau, Henry county,
where he was well and favor.
ably known. He was life long men,
Der of the Methodist Episcopal church
He leaves to mourn his loss o widow
one daughter, Mrs, Alice NJ. Vaughn,
and seven sons as follows: John 81 of
Burns, Kss., Jemes M. and Elmer A., of
Extra, Iowa, Milton A, Allen W. and
Lincoln F., of this city, and E. Stanton,
of Indianapolis, Ind Allen w. was on
his way to his bedside, and was as was
as far As st. Joe. Mo-, when his father
died. Mr. Giles will De buried at Pea.
body.
The remains of the late Matthew St.
John, ST.. formerly of Cable, whose death
occurred in Denver, as stated on Wednes-
day. arrived in the city this morning and
were taken in charge 10y Undertaken
Wheelan. the funeral occurring from his
parlors at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Rev.
Father Mackin officiating. The inter-
ment was made in Chippiannock ceme-
terry.
W. 81. Schafer died at his home in Mo-
line yesterday afternoon. He was 60
years of age, and leaves a wife and four
children. The funeral will be held at
his home, 1907 Seventh avenue, Moline,
ut 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1893-06-02
2IQrRf6eri6f
G6tca go, 2. Stunt

S1tNU v A' OuAt"
Sol9enoe Btetie mur6en bel gr0Beren
Partteen %eratelt:
Butter, bette Separator" sQBaare 49,
@19c, quite 173@18c, mittelmdBtge 1860
II. 9atrD, GooleD's bette 16017c, mittelz
quite unb CUTE 14@15c, frti6er Bafing
Stod l3@14c, quite unb bette v9oQ" Ii
@14c.
8u~ttertn, bette Creamery 19c, redbt
i3One 1876, 0atrp 1876 un6 1870 fir Die
bette; in nGOus" ODER tleinen 0ebtn6en &c
1neDr.
&aie, BETTE sun Cream @6e6bors"
10@1O3c, vTlat Shapes" 1O3@11c,
goung Nmerica 1O3@113c, uSttmmeo" s
@9c, na6gema6ter S6pet3er 14017c,
r8rtd" 11@113c, 2imburger -@-c.
@1er, gan5 frii3e ca baS 9ubb.
OFT, seO0rrtes Qtepfel, tinitli9 gez
trofnete 73010c. bas Yf6., an Ser Sonne
gebOrrte nOrbIibe 5@61 9firitdbe 506c,
8rombeeren GOT, 6imbeeren 23(0243
@olifornii6es: Nprifolen 14@16, nicbt
8eibdIte 4fiiide soil, sei6dlte 200
"a; Pfaumen 9@13; &oltnen: 2onbon
Qapers 1.6592,00 bos &iitdben, Mtustaz
teller 1.25@1.35, Ioie 406.
Sb It, 1rti6es: 2lepfeL 1.00(01.75 unD
2.5O03,50 ie na6 Ser Site, 8ananen
1.00@2.00; Gttronen 3.OO04.5O Calf
forntibe gtabeIs 5000. 400; @rbbeeren
l.5O(02.50 IN "a Btnts. &trfden 1926
@3,OO bas &iit6en gu "a Quarts; Sta
6elbeeren S 1,75(02.50 per "a Qts., milo
9etpadlene 9rOBere 81. 1908 90.
6artoffeIn: Miscon1iner o.,
8urbanfs 80985, 6ebron 8O(083, &o1e
80@83c., gearleB 85088c. auf Ser 8abn,
neue aus Stem Orleans $1.25 Der 8uihel.
u efln9el, IebenOi9e: Surfep 9
O.; 6lbner: 6ennen 104@11c, 6Gbne
607c; @nten 100; @Gnie, lebenbtge
NIT ben 9an3en Sebern, $3.OO(05.O 90 per
0ubenb. Spring @btdens" 2.00@5,O 90
6as 9Bo.
@emIie: MobiIer @etBtraut $2.75
@3,00; 2outitaner o.; rotbe o6ergeLbe
3miebeln 81. 5O@1.75 Ser Sat; Wobrz
ruben 65@75c, bas &titben; iunge tpetBe
Guben 90o0$1.00 Der 8uibel, @urten
50@75c. 6aS 0ubenb, SeQerte -@50c,
bas 9bo., iun9e 3tpiebeIn 20025c. bas
0uBeno 8inb6en, Salat 75@95c.
oos &tlt6en, giepIant 90c, @$1. 90 per so
8fO., Eabiesben 100000. bas 9Bb. s.,
Sptnat 50@75 bas SoB, innge rotbe&ibelt
60@7Oc,, Yeteritlte 18@20e., &reiie 200
25c., Grbien Gunge) 90c0$1.O0 ber8ui9el,
8Obnen (griine) 80o@$1,OO 3D., Spareel
60@70c. baS 9uDen6 8tnb6en ;
Wa9Sbobnen 81. 5O(01.75 per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobL 81. OO@2, bas Gtitdben,
SteGruben 100000. Der 8uibe1; 3omoten
$500 Der vGrate"; Speet PotatoS aus
SQinois So. O0@2 5 bos SAB.
WbtsfeD: SLIP.
SOFTEN: SIM &tetnen, gr6Bere vGgg"
$3.50 Bic 3onne, tleinere unb vy&Ht" ODER
y9tange" $6.75.
6eu: SEQ. l GtmotbD auf Ser 8abn
$11.75@$12.5O UPLAND Prairte s $1,000
$3.50.
, 1893-06-02
Ahennhlntt nrr 9ufttnta @tnnta- 8ettuatn, grettae, =. aentf 1898.
2luf Ser B6rfe

Nei5cn lit iebr fluu urb bringt Der Suit
termin 69B@693, Der Septembertermin
72S0735,
Corn 1T ebenfaIS tpcicbenD; Sult 400
unb 408, September 415@414.
SAFER. Suli 284@29, september
2640265.
g cbmeinefleti9 itetet bon 21,7O
auf 21.85 i'm Septembertermtn.
So a | fGat bon 10.923 auf 1885.
Gtppenb bon 10.023 auf 1000.
, 1893-06-02
Gnnnrtn1 9untpfer.

Sa9Ltb nab 0&,ttpoutee. g ubr @orm. unb 7.ao ubr
@benDs.
SG9lid mad Burlington uno Mtoniitee, 50 8orm.
Jeoen Tag uod Gaclre, Wtilrpautee, Shebpnoou. T}o4
nitoipoe &e1ponnee, Sturgeon Ban unb Menontnee UNI
7:30 ubr Mbenbs.
Seoen Gag mad @roub 5aoen, Ntusfeaou, Groub
Roptbs. etc. nm 7:30 ubr 4benos.
Nad 9reen Bah uub Bah 9orts, gsconabe uub
Mtant1ttque am 8teH1tog uno Samftog. 7uhr Gbeubs.
Sounta9s aus9eRommen. Offc unb Dpfs: alrs
SMS Oct 0tidiean 24oe. I0anrpb
, 1893-06-02
NbeuOblatt Der Sn. Staatsz Getting

lit in ben uuten on9egebenen @el0aften gu bob
georoSeite.
6. 5entr1er, 1899 2incoln S1oe,
81. s. STEPHAN, 1850 Stncoln Npe.
4O3 @rpB Mne.
402 &nscoe 9puleoorb.
q. &. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Ape.
g. Goldman, 1914 Glarf ctr.
6. 81. MtoDre, 42 Sinepln 9tpe.
9Dn &plabs, 485 Sincpln 4oe.
6. S.. SAP, $40 Sincpln Noe.
Sranf magner, 597 Sincoln Mne.
Soiepb Wt1nf, TAT 2incoln @pe.
6. gteuba1S, $40 2tncoln Mpe.
Wm. SoDlDr, 1017 2incoln Moe.
20. Betting, 1926 gIarf ctr.
@a.ber. 457 @Iarf Ctr.
Srau &inbemanrt, 421 gIarf Str.
g. 81. 8ar, 313 @lort Ctr. t
". ". WtDneD, 267 @Iarf Ctr.
gS. Serma1n, 161 Start Ctr.
S. R. Ge9er, 513 glorf Str.
8. Pedner, SOY @larf ctr. -
9auo Bros.
4. 9pppntalr, 867 @Iarf ctr.
S. Sntitb, 981 Start ctr.
Jrou S. @alter, 453 @ens CTR.
g8. Gutberforb, 500 Weas ctr.
Sltrnbnl, 55 @eas Ctr.
16. 6. S6mtbt, $50 g9e1ls Str,
6. 80. Sfpeet, 707 Meas ctr,
SpBn Starr, $50 Meas ctr.
g. gtrrie, BOG WenS ctr.
6. @ieIe, 34 MeQs ctr.
8. Siaer. 1863 Weus ctr.
Brnln, 119 @eas Ctr.
Spbn 8erf, al We1s ctr.
SoDn 8udleD. I'll @e1s ctr.
Srau s. SobnIon, 276 @ens ctr.
s.. Wactng, 100 Meas CTR.
8. 9olar, 1888 gaells Str.
s. Jerion, 80 @eas ctr.
8. @eber, 1875 Sarrabee Ctr.
Soffmanu, 464 &arrobee ctr.
6. Berger, SIT Sorrabee ctr.
Tron 6. Mor9on, 225 9ipiIipn ctr.
She Columbus, $40 9ioifipn Str.
6. Wt. WDite, 407h 9ipiIion ctr.
9. 6. gtelIpn, 1874 9ioifipn Str.
6. @uberion, BIT 9iptIton Ctr.
8. WtitQer, 81 WiQpm ctr.
8. u. @bntanI, &C @iapm ctr.
3. S61rtea, 81 State Ctr.
S, Z. Siebel, 255 @lepelaub Qne.
s. 9Burf, 391 Seb9ipif ctr.
90. S. MteBler, 587 9ebgmid ctr.
q. gnael, 1893 @ebe1piet ctr.
Greuier, 282 9eb9tpid Ctr.
Sobu Stein, 294 9eo9mif Str.
9ttties, 262 Seb9mlf ctr.
8. 6. 8utnaut, 249 glDbo1irn ape.
9apter, 403 @lnbpurn Noe.
8. @e1B, 1923 @Ipbpuru @ne.
81. SO. @9lif, "a @Ipbpuru @oe.
9fobert 9reger, 149 Satnpis ctr.
g. @9raber, 316 Morfet ctr.
2tl1ebIoo & MtoDmuIen, 301 W&arfet ctr.
Sartenberg, PIP Genter Str,
s.. Grbeu, 139 @euter ctr.
Sralt Nt. &ubn, AT Gu9ente Ctr.
Nu9. Jron5ett, 50 @u9ente Ctr.
gbas. @DbeL 116 Gu9enie Ctr.
Nors=8S et=g ette.
@eni, 1869 80. @prtb Aoe.
Bladder, 1877 81. Maplelpppb Nne.
ghlIoE, S72 q. California aDe.
9pebne, 938 q. California Qoe.
llefterbpu1e. 1135 q. California Soe
9rublD. 1914 Mtrpoufee Moe.
SANDS, 1868 Milmautee Ipe.
Sotlep, 1929 Mtlnoutee Ane.
Searp, 400 Miltpautee Nne.
@ais, 521 Mtlluoufee abe.
&urs, 921 WetImaufee &ee.
2inbero, 500 MiItpontee Nne.
Se1nper, 1919 Millpaufee Noe,
Stlfer, 1850 W}iltpautee Mpe.
Nnbree, 1854 Wttltpaufee Aoe.
Earring. 1885 Miltuonfee Npe.
11erIeu, 1903 Milmoufee NDe.
Stroll, 655 %. 3ortb ane.
Sanien, 759 90. 0prtb @ne.
6boper, 1855 80. 9tortb Mpe.
&aib, 1870 MiGpaufee 0pe.
StetnDbet, 14S Ntiflpanfee Mne
Senrtbs, 165 Mtltpaufee Qpe.
SDffmonu, 233 MtIpoutee 4oe.
SenIen, PAP Willpanfee Nne.
Gre9orIen, 286 Mil1paufee Abe.
SuIben, 300 Milpaufee @pe.
Gillespie, 288 q. Gangamon ctr.
9eneringbous & 8eilfuB. A8 Wfitpoufee are
Tetps 9eppt, 1854 @~rmitase gpe.
Stems DEPOT, 4e6 Armito9e Aoe.
8pbiuIpn. 344 Wttltpoufe Mne.
Stems Stpre, 259 so. Chicago Mo& . '
9ede, 412 81. Mib1anb abe.
, 1893-06-02
Gi9enbaRn~ Gahrpfdne.

Nbicaeo, 9filtuaufee 6 ct. QanI:G iIembabm..
W Stabt=3tdet Cffice: POI glart=Str.; SelephDne
2l90 Vtotn. Union Paiia9ier.5tattoH Canal, Abams=
uuo WtaoiIon=Str.
, 1893-06-02
unterri6t.
SDteI 8.


g ir Sdger unb .Tif4erl r@lobefs outel" in
. sHoberts yale be! Sheffield. Snbiama, biefet gutes
Anaftter l!1lo alts9e5etbuete &oit fir @dfte. &etn bei1e=
rer &leB fir Segen nnb 6ti9en iunerbalb SO Meiien
BON Gbteago. 9ton rebme bic Safe Gbpre & Mi6iqan
SDutbern ~09atlroao. S1moi. II iof
, 1893-06-02
Dtebmdrft.

1tnton StOdgar6s 2. Stunt,
G%tnopte9. = grelle felt; 3ufubr
1000 Stitf.
S3metne.- Set uu6 INN 1O02Oc.
b0Rer. 3ufnbr 10000. S9pere 1850
7.4O, l6tpere un0 lei6te o6er mittelz
l3pere 7.0097.25, Ietebte 6.95(07.25.
Sbofe. = 80. 4reiie feit.
, 1893-06-02

EaT9SSESF|ssSSI Gbtc18o, burlington & 0utncg
HssfWSJ5TiSSI1H CtSenbAbn.
EAIaks-4SSAM Sir Xtdets uno Sdlofipoeet 1predbt
Eg sSssTTNM Dor in 211 9larf=Str. II. IN Der Union
MIalksklks% 8aIien9er Citation, @anol=9traBe anb
ESsss1ssS1s1aS@l Meau1s.
, 1893-06-02

3ase Ibfabrt anfunft
Salisbury & Streotor ............ If $50 g}+ 6:25 u
9totfpro & 5prrefton .............Af $50 We}i+ 1885 81
Soeal PpiHts, SainDiS NIB Sotpa IL 1l2O gRis 24O 81
3enoer & Gan SSraucisco -. ...... II 124 81 5000
9tD9eas & ~1todfor6, 9fDdtoro. il. If 4:3o 9l+1e:35 M{
stod 5aiLs. Sterling. ............. 4#30 9e+10:35 M
Smaba, Gonu. Bluffs & 9eaoipoooi' $50 81 $40
2eabtoooe uu0 Die 8lat Sias 800" $50 81 S:20M
Ranias- GItp, ct Sofepb nn6i
At4i5on. 80. ............' 6l0 81" 10:15 90
9aHntbaL Salneiton uub Seras. e. 61O 81 1915 81
ct. pauI nub Mtuuenpolis ........ " 615 81 9O0M
Streotpr uno Gttafpa. ........... 6:I5 81 9:0OM
ct Yerl allo Wttn1eapoig ......: $50 81 7:l0M
&on1as 9Th, ct. SoIepb unol
@t9tIon. -. 1870 81 . 6:25 NJ
AnidDa, Sincoln r1nb 9enber. $3.50. HOG ~ 645 SO
ad9lid. Sdsli9, anseenon1men epuntaas.
, 1893-06-02
8fer0e nn0 @aaen.
0~i1enBahn~G aRrpRdne.

Netee9o,. Sod SstanS 6 RaciWc=8abm. -
= Ya~llo9Ier.Statton Ban gurer.str. elm gIod
, 1893-06-02
NrnnGeioelrthut1t.

On pertaufen: 3ueinem Bargain, 6ouS uub Sot
~ 3lmi6t gta95ufrogen i'll 109 Oit 9tortb Aoe.
On Observation-Disclosures. 9ie i86nfte
y GGfe in bieler bibi1eu unb ~bdibenbeu 8orita6t
Waiier uno Sefper in ben StraBen unb Die StraBelt oe=
pfa1tert. Sage Glib uno Sitfrpnt. @eqeu 8reis utb
tueiterer 4uStunft lueuoe man Ii6 miinoli6 uber idbrift=
lib an 90 m. 8. See, 112-114 3earborn Str,
goDce Building. 2Omibop
On oerfanfeu: gteue S lat4s66uier, 2it6dig. nit
~ allen @pmfprt, lit aOpuD0le, GlIton @pe. Qleidb n6rb=
I1 BON Belmont; biai9er, als tie Jest eebout lperbeu
tDnnert. glur geringe &n3oblung. Cottage. 1hit6cfiq
IN nnlntttelbarer 9tdbe oe8 MoDnooler Qabnbofs; $500.
gtaberes inn atSseituugSgehdube, 3tmnter go. 35,
Wttttoqs 3ipiIden II uuo l nbr poer inter @ore1Ie: s.
Dob, Aoonoole. Goot Sd, SSa. ~15n1ibap
, 1893-06-02
4bfa9rt Antuuft
3I9e
Ssutnpis uun Soma Wpft
i SIS W}Et ZOO u

EEDtcaso &c ytortbtu fter,s= SiI eab a bn. - Sidet.
V Offices: 9tos. 206-208 @Iart : stage. an Der
0atleD Aoenus Station uno am Depot, Gde mems. unb
Ginaie=Str.
9Ihfnhrt IM limit
, 1893-06-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

gtetn @S.f Gentrals 4tne Spitom & 9nbans=
Gtfenbabtem. = r9ie Nio9ara Sails g2pute."
3uee ~oerluiien unb fpntmen an in Der neueu Gentral=
9totion an Safe Sront, SnB BON 4arf @otp, unb
%. Str., 80. Str. ua0 9Doe Yart. Stnbt:Sidet=Sffice
81 gIorf=Str.
, 1893-06-02
Die geiGeI=@Iate! =" SeetO 0orf, Ghteaae
nne ct. &pmisEGifenbabn.

LtpUT' N WINII HIIU DtUVITIe SIIWBt.
@biabrt bon Chicago 7.35 8orm., 2.3O gtodam. uno
$50 Nbenbs; aHtunft in Chicago $40 @prm1, $40
Abeubs NIB $50 Abenbs. ollie 3uge Ioufen tdalih.
95egeu Der 5abrpretie ODER getten in S6Iafpdoen rfdbtet
Nnfraeeu on 8. Sborue, 8illet=Ngeut. 199 @lart ctr.
, 1893-06-02

NisconIi m @emtraIz&inten.
'gd9I. tSdgl ousosu. @Dnuta9sI
xGd9li4, ouSget. Samlta9s. +9tuSg.i abfobrt Infunft
WtoutogS. fAus9. SDnnt. II. WtDnt. Fl -
ct. Boul. WtInueopoli3 uno 500 81 Tbs SO
Yaciftc @rpreB ..........-.. 10:45 81 1905 so
Nlblono, Sroutoluns uno 500 9Tt 7:l5 81
9ulutb. x1045 81 1905 }
eou Claire @rpreB .............. 800 WtE+ 745 u
maufelhn @rpreB ................f 2:30 9lS 1890 %
, 1893-06-02

CUR 8equeluIi9fett uuierer au3eiqeuoeu &urben Dober
mir nit ben unteI 9enotnteu 9erren eiu MbtpmuIen ee
lperpen a1 ~beuietbeG preiiet. als wenu 6ieielber oireff il
Der Expedition Der Sltupis Staatsaettlua obosoebel
perbel. Iuseigen fopis Announcements t6nnel oil 6ieIel
nerhen.
, 1893-06-02

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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-11-17
Advertised Letter List.

The following letters remain unclaim.
ed for week ending November 16 1898
and unless called for within thirty day:
will be sent to dead letter Office. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say, "Advertised," and give date OF
this notice:
Annie Barnes, Mrs. E. Cook, 2. Mrs.
C.. Crawford, j. F. Carey, Mrs. A. Ever
its, Ben Farrell, Mary Heinrich, Mrs. T.
Harley, Nelia Harris, Mrs. NJ. Luther.
Dave MCGOWAN, Geo. Minnick, 2, j. F.
Smith, Mrs. Thos. Taylor, B. F. Will
liams, Holms. attorney-at-law, Mrs.
Maud Barr, Rosa Klenke, Mrs. S. j.
Alderman, S. NJ. Laughlin, Sadie G..
Cline, Mrs. NJ. NJ. s., Oracle Cornelson.
Mrs. L. Perry. Mrs. j. L. Emmersen.
Mrs. NJ. Storby, B. Burns, Burney
Burns, VIM. Carter, VIM. Dabney. 2.
Chas. Dean. j. S. Donagon, E. F. Har-
desty, H. E. Lindas, Ed Jackson.
r. W. EVANS. P. N.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-11-17
The american Idea.

The Kansas City Journal is an ideal
republican newspaper. Every issue vi.
brates and thrills.vith patriotism and up.
on its banner in every political conflict
is Inscribed the Alerican idea.
Last Monday the iournal contaiaed an
editorial upon Grover Cleveland's move.
ment to overthrow the republican goyen-
ment of Hiwaii and restore the monarchy
which is indeed a mastery arraigument.
The un-American policy of the president
is handled in q manner that is brief but
convincingto any appropriated Ameri-
can citizen.
The Journal hits the nail square on the
head when it says. in speaking of Grover
Cleveland. "If he has patriotic hair in
his head nobody has eyer discovered it.
While on this subject of the fat mans
head it might not be Inappropriate to
give the views of j. c. Baird, of this city.
He says the only thing Cleyeland's head
is good for is to keep bis collar from
coming of.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-11-17
Anti.Amerlcan.

That is the policy of this administration
Its very first act was to pull down the
American flag in Hawaii after success.
fully established government, recognized
by all nations. had negotiated treaty OF
annexation with the United States.
This act was wholly personal, without
consultation with the treaty making powe,
the senate being il, session at the time.
And DOW We are informed that the
queen. the tool of Gseat Britain. which
government is seeking possession of the
islands, is to be reinstated against the will
of the people.
The whole administration seems TO be
run at foreign dietation. An sobject les.
son" has been given the American people
at the instance of London bankers-and
now ways and means committee composed
mainly of Democrats who are not bust
ness men are engaged in forming a tariff
confessedly intended to favor British capi-
sal engaged in manufacturing.
1t seems almost incredible that such
should be the case, but if the people will
only look at the facts they can see for
themselves And then New York is a
foreign CITY and Wall street is its dictator.
1t is time to run up the American flag
against an internal enemy. In the war
Cleveland had substitute who was a
bounty jumper-but in this crusade against
his country he has enlisted himself.
sas City Journal
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-11-17
Religious Department.

rUnder this heading Will hereafter b feand
such religious news and editorial utteraness ~
the manager Of the 9iosH-RsPuBLIcAH shalt -
ct 70 publish. Auy one who feels like eoatriSut-
ing anything for publication Is At perfect libehy
to Dc 90. In fact. We shall be glad 70 receive
anything in that line from any one. regardless OF
what denomination the writer may chance to be
In fellowship with. provided It .. It irt,e ma
ture Of argument or cont. III, concerning mat
ters on which sincere followers Of Christ differ In
opinion or belief. which We regard mere matters
of expediency. We expect to have much more
of this kind of literature than our limited space
will admit. and shall doubtless hold many aceep-
table articles until long time after they are re-
ceived. Therefore those who send manuscript
need not expect to see it appear Immediately
Some may be delayed for months. and even long
or, and some will NO doubt be rejected sltogeth'
er.l