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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-03

State, and, when the interests Of the
snoenshiner" of the mountains of
Eastern Kentucky are involved the
entire community is more or less
affected. While the element actually
engaged in the Illicit distillation of
whisky is an inconsiderable portion
of the inhabitants of this section Of
the South, it is hardly an exaggera-
ton to estimate those indirectly con-
inected with the traffic at so per cent
of the people. For this reason the
entire valley Of the Big Sandy, ex-
tending over the watershed of the
Cumberland into the "knobS" Of East
Tennessee, have been awakened to
the factAthat many new faces have
been recently . introduced into the
ranks of the small army Of Federal
officials engaged in destroying Illicit
stills and chasing the dangerous in
dividuals who operate them in the
Kentucky mountains. Kentucky is
recognized in Federal circles as the
legitimate field of the class of offend
'ers commonly known as moon
tshiners" Those who manufacture
and sell whisky without complying
with the regulations Of the govern
Cment relating to the tax on the prod
net Of the stills.
What Made the Muonshiner.
Before the expenses incurred by
The Government in the civil war rem
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-03
HOME OF "MOONSHINE. "
STILLS, HUNTED OUT BY REEVE
NUE. OFFICERS.

Dasaerous Service In which They Are En-
gagged by Uncle Sam-Moonshining
the Increase I'm the Mountains = One
Fourth of Kentucky's Whisky Output
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Foes of Illicit Distillers.

PIKEyILLE
KY, corre-
spondent OF
t h e Chicago
Times say
that ma n y
changes have
recently been
made in the
revenue Off
GERS of the
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-A GRAY PARROT. WITH RED TAI. $40
reward IL returned to SCHMIDS BIRD STORE.
t12 18th ST. NV. oc1S-4t
LoST-THIS MORNING, AT B. AND 2. FRF.IGHT
depot. pocket book containing papers and bills
ovC= $50. Naine J. CLINTON DORSEY en-
velO2e inside. Reward for return to Star oice.1
LoST-ON TUESDAY. OCT. IL. IN RIGGS MAR
ket. or on Penna. ave. coral rosary (headsl.
Finder please return TO 400 18th st. NV. and
receive suitable reward. IT.
LoSr-oN OCTOBER Is. 1898. ! PAIR OF GOLD
spcctaclcs. either IN treasury building between
treasury and ! 30 y St NV. Finder will please
return same to 14e2 st. AID receive liberal
reward. ocIS-2t
81, REWARD FOR RETURN OF LARGE STEEL
blue SlD.t-halrrd female dog: stTIyci from OAop
hin Sunday, October S, To 1854 Mass. ave. It,
LOST SMALL BLACK AND TAN FEMALE: AN
To Ninrnett or Little Lady; tag i239:
and blanket. Liberal reward i! returned
TO CfiAS. W. kEESSE. 467 y st. n.w. ocl.-2t.
LOST YESTE FRIDAY. BET. THE HOURS OF 8
and O'Clock pm. package of money at
Riggs 4 Co.'S. Columbia National Bank or be-
tween said banks. II said amount be brought
10 National Hotel Il liberal reward will be given.
ocfT-2t
LOST-ON MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER f6.
q small square red leather purse containing.
twelve 12 dollars and change. Literal
reward IL returned to 1874 18th st. NV. oc17-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-18

Fos .ss IS .n, ss rs
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
iss Tn s ..: g 81: :s EsEis: y. 5
1871 len, I4, In g 1873 flo,,d. .ys n Is
'sis : ave- 49, is r st IN. NV NJ.
sia lsth q NV. % sis Oh d ne
fNSs ss "a g en- e. n. y
ls 81: Sc e az 4: :. e ::..:
E fsss i ics. s..so S ss a ne e, s, =;
sses r ~. W. Iot:..:S7 g ~ a =. r.
sssIi Is,s =. $|sf si;s -. @
az t Fsorass ave. sr So Is ~ NV
IS u ) is is S s;:;.s:. ": sEBB
ns.: I.; sna s ns., s
ssss! 81 e. ss'~.' S ,s SS:::
~ so:e ss ~ r, FL
r,.s..,recn:,. ..ssSsr fl6 D::.,:s,. rom. -.
FRI Nv: from go and a''iGis's
, ~: Con. ssoss; de-. e.: So: 4
i i is Com COM ,s %:ssi ss
81 81 - ~ 20 Sss T.
1870. r..s.........ss iSeS oonn ava. r..r. 80
is slis A. o s6EfzsIs , ss. .a Al;
E 5ss S Sss. !: 8:
Ia s ION nv: &...;ii 90 & st Sss
s ssfs al ri q, 80 u.s. is .
NV. handsome t aSra sr seuSs. stss sx.
ing Of "a rooms; IN thoroueh reTsir; VIII evsZ
sss ss. ois 11 isse
WILSON, <o6 5th ST. NV. ocleot.
FOR RENT-TEN ROOM HOUSE. WITH AL
a. Rhode Island ave. rent $50. a agc,s y
HOG St NV. ocAooe
FOR RENT-NIcE CORNER DWELLING. 9Th AND
SITS. me-; rooms; all modern imprevements;
handsomely papered and IN splendid order: Only
OWNER, eos Pa. ave- NV. ocle-st.
FOR RENT-l7ss CoRcoRAN ST.. sR...-..ssooo
a3o se Sn St room hoSse.. same neehsorhocd 50
3 Ma! Il: s: ;sss.s:s e 50
Also Halls over e2s Ia ave- near AL car iinss,
size - sEMNEs . BRoADsESr.
FOR PENTHOUSE us < ST. y. w.. OPPOSITE
s Ess.sn Gsss q: & sSs
1877 10th St, 14rs.. baths, Sioooe
FURNISHED HOUSES.
e16 18th St, Mcpherson Square. 1900. -f2O0 90
1912 Vermont ave-. 15r...-.---.......... 1000
i227 18th St. lor.. 1880
T. C. BAUMGRAs
Phone SS9. 1421 @ st., main floor.
FOR RENT-l44o ST. NV; ROOMS AND
$3.50 THBo. FRIEBUs. 1899 q st.n.w.oci2-6t
FOR RENT-"BEAUTTUL HOME
6S1 n. C. ave.. half square from fenn ev0.
ears; house 20 feet front; large ana snaQ
rooms. cellar and ami: heated BY fupasos
large. splendid front lawn. Rent $40
THnS G. HENSEY CO,
oeU-1n 100 q A.A
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FOR RENT-2e06 Q ST; ROOMS RECEPTION
hall; all modern convenepces tastefully papered-
and In every way a modern honfes one square
from CARS SExMES q BR0ADBEW. o02 y
ST csSS1n
FOR RENT-Two NEAT T-RooM HOUSES: ALI.
Apply I2os r st. NV. oc1c3ts
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ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A. CLARKE.
JAS. L. PUGH.
ALEX. r. NULL0WNY
CLARKE. pI'GH & NTILOWNy.
Attora"ys and C5uusellors at Law.
Practice in the United States Supreme Court all
the courts Of the District: United States Court of
Claims and before the Executive Depar; menjs-
Rooms, Nos. =. ;. So, Is and 49,, Stewart
building. 4O2 9th ST. NV. se.sO-tr
CAMPBELL CARRINGTOS
Attorney -at-Iaw.
webster Law building, $50 II st. NV, Wash
inston, DC. Residence. 933 Il ST. NV. do
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTTD-HOMLS FOR SELF AND TWO
frfcrcs: s.. 90 S5.5pO: a. 1-3, or an
cash; q 20 SrODin bricks; H-m.i: in cool lOcl-
tion. from 1St 50. I'm NV: easily Sri-ad
Address .i,. -. RT1ALL. SIS 81 So. n.w.ocIS-ats
wANTED-NEw HOUSE OF 0 or MORE ROOMS
vest Of i4th mot Georgetown, Mt. Picasa1t
with yard: must be a bargain $1,000 cash, re-
rnsindsr easy payments. Address with fi, VIZ
tieulars. NEW YORK Star Office. 1t.
wANTED-To RENT NOVEMBER I. rsas 10
June l. 1894. nicely furnished house. family OF
atIl,S. Address. giving location and t"rnl<. Fox
ii9. Star clFce. G-IT-ors
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIs

foR RENT-UNFURSIS
Hotel centrally To-
Gated. S0r. $685.
1c2S VT ave NV. 1Sr. =. 800
1G23 K ! ave nv, 11r. go
1922 X st nv, I5r- 20S.33
14l6 Goth IT. 2r......201
"a 5 Nh av NV. l:Brl66. 81
PA n J ave se. l6r. $50
1881 @ ct NV. 16r ..l50
1344 10th 81 NV. Tor. 15O
Road 81, GEORGETOWN,
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By BARNES q WEAVER,
Real Estate Brokers.
y

Loop At NV. 10 rooms. all NIL. .. SCR no
DOS Ware ave- lie Droit PARK. y rooms m. =. 20 So
SZ3 st. NV 9rs. NIL ..........-....... ~. 90
HI kew Farm. y ares. ................. 40 90
5O1 Spruce ST., lie Droit PARK 6r., MI. . Is 50
212 Maple ave-, lie Droit Park. ST.. NIL. Is 90
PA Maple ave-. Le proit Park, S rms, mi. a5 70
'gS3 ct. nw.. 7r.. NIL. ............... 80 80
0Oa Flnride ave. " 6r n m. ...............30 30
1925 Linden st.. lie Droit Park. Or. MI. % 20
- st. r.w.. Z rms. mi. ................. 21.50
Sf3 Spruce at. lie Droit Park. Sr mi "a 30
US Spruce ST.. lie Droit Park. Sr.. IN Pa so
1Gh5 Linden ~. Ie Droit Park. rooms m. g.. - 50
40S Elm s.. Le Droit Park. rooms. m 81. 90
~ st. n.e.. 6r., NIL -.................. 2o.S0
1910 list st. ne, 6r MI. ................ 16. So
lQ2l 13ths' se, 6r., m ,i.................1r.:0
POS uppert's court Ar. wafer. s. on
lln9 ct. n. w.. 90
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MALE or FEMALE.

wASTED-STrUaTIOS FOR MAN AND WIFE IN
small private family; man butler and waiter:
wife as cook Apply 337 Pa. ave. NV, 45S
Y ST. NV If"
wANTED-FAMILY GOING To EUROPE WOULD
Ike situations for their servants; can recon-
msnd Them as hrst-class. Apply 17i1 Rhode
Island ave. ocl7-6c
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WANTFD-ROARD.


WANTED RoAID IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
north OF Dupont Circlc. bet 18th and 2lst SIS.
for gentleman. wife and child. Address GEN
TLENAN, Star Office. ncl1-3r.
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ave. several uass. 60 D -
lSHED.
18th st near Qnw. 10rsl5o
I'll n Can Of. Dor. .-.150
DeSales st nv. l2r. $50
y929 14th ct nv. 11r..15o
z st near lSnw. 1lr.. 1875
@ IT near 10th NV. Tor. lbs
21st Of near 4 ny. Tor 12,
x near 10th 1t NV. llr. l2S
18th stnr NJ NV. 81. ....125
y st nr 18th, 1ur. 49,. t25
Hillyer place nv. Or. Ills
2l6 y J ave nv. ~ ....100
Zoe Corcoran st NV. M. q
POS NJ Nv Sc. Tor. .S3. g,
219 n Cap 1t. ". So ~
9th at near L nv. Tor. /. 81
HIllyer place. Sr. 60
los NJ st NV. Or. 80
Sieys near 18th Of nv.
5Q7 Maplesv nv, i2rTS.0o
Rirxs near 18th ct nv,
No 8 ma. ;soth and Il
1149 2lst ct NV. sr.....-.65
2139 y at NV. Sr. as
1lk1R lf<th .. -. a. -
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wASTED.BErwEEN 18TH AVID 18TH SIS. y
and sts:, tive furnished rooms for lady and
Office one A'u''' Aoafe's win TERMS oS Sc,ss s.af
wANTED-FIvE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
garpossss; sonvenient TO 18th and Pm. ave. Ad-
wANTED-RooMs, FURNISHED AND UYFuR.
secured no monthly commission sHAcKI.E-
a r9aS; H. Renting Agency. 42' I1th st. NV
wANTED-BY REFINED. CAREFUL FAMILY,
three adults, three or four unfnrnisied rooms or
lowest terms to COMFORT. Star ONCE. OcIs-2t'
wANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE. UNFURNISH-
ed. two or three second floor rooms; between 9Th
o rs i4'n and SIS ADDRESS e. T. os rs star
wANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN AND THEIR
mother three rooms near good boarding house
ences exchanged Address z T.. Star oaice. et Il:
wANTED-BY lady IN OFFICE ONE LARGE
bright unfurnished room. with gas and heat. To-
Star Office. IT.
wANTED-ONE LARGE OR TWO SMALL. IN
furnished rooms in northwest. Address II. Y. e..
Star Office. oc1I-2t'
wANrED-pY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND pAUGB.
ter and single gentleman suite Of three rooms
and one single room and board until June; must
be hrst-class: west of 18th st. and north Mass.
Office. ociS.t:
wANTED-NovI BY GENTLEMAN, GooD-sIZED
furnished room. with board: location. immediate
south front preferred; state price. Address C. T.
NJ, Star Office. ocI7-S,s
wANTED-BY A LADY AND ONE CHILD. 2 OR
unfurnshed rooms for housekeeping; state price
Address NJ. c., Star Office. oc17-2ts
WANTED-BY WHITE CATERESS, FUR
nshed dining room In house where there are board
ers. Address PEARL, Star Office. oc17-3ts
WANTED-TO RENT-BY A FIRST-CLA CA
terer: dining room and kitchen IN house with
boar'lers: can serye 80 to 10 people. Call after
pm. 1906 r st. NV. ocl7-3ts
WANTED = THREE UNFINISHED SECOND
story rooms within ten minutes walk north
west Of patent Office: no housekeeping; no chill
dren Address MODERATE, Star of3ce. oclT-2t.
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FOR VENT
1911 3lst ut NV. 12r- 50.42
1&ia Pa sy NV. 1d....-3 80
15l5 2Sth st nv. sr.....40
1880 y 1t nv, Ter As. 80
Howart ave. Mt p. Sr
4 hsth, iarTe grounds. 20
1905 18th st NV. l0r. 90
1909 18th Ut nv. Or. . q. 30
S3 X IT NV. Sr. .......30. 30
Sl5 18th sc ext. Or ......B
JOB F 1t Sc. 6r. 80. 50
DIG LIST st se. 7r---;;3 3,a 70 9
4o9 @ 1t. l2r. ESQ
oc5 tr
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FOR Rents ROOMS AND BATH: PAPERED
throughout: stories: well arranged: wide hall
hot and cold water: brick. in good condition.
Iarce' yard to rear allev; 1918 9th st. NV: re-
dneed. to roNd tenant. to S2i. so per month. Call
at once for kew at Office of
oelS-st DAVID D. STONE. S94-so6 st. NV.
FOR RENr-3O7 MASS. AVE. NE; NEARLY NEW
bay-wndow brick; large and well lighted
rooms: papered: will rent before November at
S@o5O per month. Kew az office.
oc1s-3t DAVID D. STONE. SOf-Soe st nw.
WANTFD-TWO Good HOUSE PAINTERS. !
W. FORREST 902 Sth st. NV. 1as
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

a sure sign of returning snTingi" said
Il leading citizen IN Il cOntcmplative
mood to . reporter, as they watched a
party of street Urchins ''plucking tops
near one Of the big down town buildings.
Il often wonder how these kids man
age to change their games simultaneous
ly with the season. Just rs the birds be-
gin to coo and twitter and mate for the
nesting season, so the season of tops,
marbles, stills and kite flying are inau-
gurated among the young Americans of
the male persuasion. Girls skipping
ropes and hoops are nothing to them.
The epidemic of taking up a game
when its season rolls around is as con-
tagious as we are told the cholera mi
crobes will be next summer. One day
the kids all over the city may be doing
just anything for amusement, and the
next day every mothers son of them will
have an old pecked up top and a piece of
cord plucking away for dear life. 1t is
instinct, l think, and nothing else that
prompts them to take up certain games
at certain seasons. Regarding the imi-
tation theory, there never was a person
who saw the first boy spin his top in any
season, and, Furthermore, no boy could
start the epidemic by spinning his top in
the fall OF the year."-kansas City
Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
PORT BYRON.

PoRT BYRON Nav lO-Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ REYNOLDS have taken up their
residence in Moline. having leased
the Gunneu boarding house. taking
possession last week Mr.. Reynolds,
however. retains his position in the
postoilice here for the present.
County Supt. Marshall attended
the teachers meeting on Saturday.
The pastor Of the Bethel Baptist
cbnrcb in Coe. Rev. G. /. Cofrmon.
i residing at the Maxwell house
Mrs uoa~emon. DENNY comfy
.urvnvor. has been in t6wn'th week
Ioc,tinr corner stones. street lines.
etc
III, conofo,. Tr hos sold what !.
ar,, u,,,l i,na,yn .. The Tre,t Store
I,,,iIIi,l, ~, Font street to William
CI .,,t7
,.....;.,,. -. a., HI.
ne ';,,. ,.,-,.ia,. a. -
S'I"II ,'..''.li On I ,,,'S ,,l,
'''i = =. g "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
COUNTY BUILDING.

9-Ananias S. Parker to Samuel
Burrows. lot 3, block ?, Healey's sub
div, $500.
j. G. H. Read to S. w. Odell, lot 8,
Terrace add, Moline, $500
Stephen O'Connor to S. b. Knox, W
40 feet lot 3, and 20 feet lot 4, block
II, Chicago or Lower add, Rock ISL
and, 5000.
j. X. Groom to McGlynn & East
man, lot II, block /, II. Walkers
place, South Moline, $500.
Moline Water Power Co. to w. b.
Ullman, part lot 8, block NJ, Moline,
1925.
W. b. Ullman to F. G. Daebeiliehn,
part lot s. block NJ, Moline Water
Cos. add, Moline 5000.
Samuel Burrows to ID. w. John
son. lot 3 and 4. block A, Barstow,
800.
Alice b. Briggs to f. c. Thompson,
lot l, block /, Briggs add, South
Rock Island, 5000.
Moline Water Power company to
Anna G. Oslund. lot 9, block 3, Wa
ter Power Company's Sixth add,
Moline, $500.
III. Zimmerman to William Fuller
ton, part lot Z, block /. j. w. Spen-
GERS Second add, and lot s, Carter's
subdiv., Rock Island, 81, 800.
A. IL. Grimm to Nathan +. Titus,
el lot 10, block 3, Chicago or Lower
add. Rock Island, 81, 800.
10. G. Bailey to 5. +. Motfit,
part lot Z, sci 2, Il, 2w, $400.
Adam Alday to Martin Olson, part
lot 20, and tract by metes and
bounds, 81. Il, Nv, $3.50.
+. II. KlattenhOff to John Weld
mann. tract by metes and bounds,
nwl IS, Is, lie lot ,, and part lots l
and 3, ID, IS, lie, and part lot ID, 10,
Is 1c 1901.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
BRIEF MENTION.
Ice cream at Krell Il Maths.

Ice cream at Krell & Maths
Wanted-A good girl for general
house work. apply 1892 Third ave
nue..
1t is understood that a Rock Island
attorney will soon take unto himself
bride
We have just received an elegant
and fine line of chocolates and hand
made creams. Krell q Math.
Bishop Keane, of the Washington
university, lectures at ST. Marguer-
ties chathedral in Davenport to-
night.
made a number of ascensions in this
vicinity last summer, is in the city
on business.
Several car loads of the visiting
dentists went out to Black Hawk
tower yesterday and spent several
hours very pleasantly.
Owen Roberts. OF Black Hawk,
brought the scalps of II young
wolves to the county clerks Office
yesterday and received s22 as his
bounty.
hGctl ~ NlSIIl ilON NAV oilt VI tnt
handsomest soda fountains nl the
three cities. 1t is artistically de
signed and of the most modern ar
rangements in all respects.
Attend the sociable at the First Nj.
+. church Friday evening. Supper
from to s O'Clock for % cents.
Straw berries and ice cream during
the evening. a good programme will
be given.
Chief Sexton. with a couple of Off
GERS, yesterday afternoon took Mrs.
William Nichols from her impover-
ished home at the old distillery to st.
Anthony's hospital. where the sisters
will care for her. She was in a des-
titutc condition and afflicted with
dropsy. and since the death of her
husband Il wear ago had been living
in hovel at the place mentioned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Devotion OF n Dog.

An ice foe which carried away couple
of spo~tsmcn from the neighborhOod of
Odessa 10 days ago was subsequently
driven by a southerly wind over against
Dchakov, where the fisher folk discov-
cred the frozen corpses lying close to-
gether on the ice and SIN guarded by a
faithful and half fau-lshed dog which
had made no attempt to reach the shore.
The animal had apparently preserved its
existence on some of the wild duck shot
BY its unfortunate owners. London
News
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

woman Is wonderfully made! Such beauty,
grace, dclicacy and purity are alone her posses
sions. SO has the weaknesses. irregularities,
functional arrangements. peculiar only to her
self. To correct these and store TO health, her
wonderful organism requires a restorative espec-
tally adapted to that purpose. Such one is Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription possessing cura-
tive and regulating properties remarkable
degree. Made for this purpose alone-recom-
merded for no other! Continually growing in
favor, and numbering its staunch friends
thousands OF the most intelligent and refined la
dies of the land. positive guarantee accompa-
mics each bottle-at Your druggists. Sold on
oil
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Sustain Home Industry
Calling for RockI sland
Brewing Co., Beer.
The Best Beer Made,
On Tap everywhere.
TRY 1T.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raibe & Stengels
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works. has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottllng de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part of the tr-cities, and may
be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
To the Worlds Fair,

The Rock Island route offers re
duced rates and choice of eight SUI
perbly equipped fast express trains
daily in each direction between the
tri-cities and Chicago from now IN
til Oct. 81. Tickets limited for "
turn until Nov. 10.
l.. NJ. ALLEN.
Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. Davenport.
+. II. PLUMMER,
Tiki. Agt Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Improvement the Next Time.

Atm next inauguration" Mr.. Cleve-
land said dryly to some Of the managers
Of the affair of March 4, Il shall order
these things differently and appoint my
own committee of arrangements" Dos
ton Globe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Notice to Water consumers.

The semi-annual water rents are
now due, and payable at the office OF
the city clerk. If not paid by the
31st inst, the water will be turned
off. in accordance with the ordinance.
A. ID. HUEsING, City Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Worlds Columbian Exposition

will be of value to the world by Ill
ustrattng the improvements in the
arts and eminent physic-
ians will tell you that the progress
in medicinal agents has been of equal
Importance, and as a strengthening
laxative that Syrup of Figs is far in
advance of all others.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
A Matrimonial Suggestion.

Mr.. Beenthere-Why don't you get
married?
Mr.. Oldbach-No use. There is no
woman who will take me.
Mr.. Beenthere-Of course not With
that cast of countenance you can hardly
expect a woman to take you. You must
take a woman.-Texas Siftings.
The herald., 1893-08-24
THE POLICE COURT.

Rose Dismissed for the Third Time.
Minor Gases. r
J. H. Rose was found not guilty yes
terday by jury of IL men In Justice
Sesmen's court, Of the charge Of petty
larceny, and is doubtless glad to DO out
OF the tolls Of the law once more.
Rose was first tried for robbery, then
for carrying concealed weapons, and
lastly for the offense named. In all OF
the cases he has been discharged, there
being no evidence to show that be was
connected with any of the crimes mem
toned.
John Merrilla, dilapidated specimen
Of humanity, found guilty of begging,
was sentenced to 80 days in the jail.
Merrilla is we'll known in the city,
having lived here more than 20 years,
but of late years he has become a COM
plete wreck from the use OF cocaine. q
bottle and syringe being found on him
when searched. y@
Herman Nicholson, the man arrested
upon telegram from Santa Barbara,
for selling five horses which had been
intrusted to his keeping, and spending
the money, was discharged this morning,
for the purpose Of changing the case to
Santa Barbara, where the ofense is
alleged to have been committed.
The herald., 1893-08-24

Judge and Mrs. j. L. Kaethen OF Riv.
erside are guests of the Westminster.
Leon Roth of Franklin street left fol
San Francisco to take Q course of dem
tistry. -
Will Donnell, principal OF the Nor.
walk schools, is renewing old aco usint.
snceship in this city.
Secretary Beebe OF the Los Angeles
Athlettc club returned yesterday from
An outing 1t Catalina.
Mr.. E. A. Heinsemsn, the well.known
druggist. returned home yesterday from
Catalina, after spending q delightful
vacation.
Wieland Bros. of the Philadelphis
brewery fame of San Francisco, arrived
In this city for short stay. They are
looking as healthy as ever.
Col. A. B. Hotchkiss, known among
his intimate friends as the "Duke Of
Southern California" has returned to,
the city from his summer vacation.
Martin Levering, Of the circulating
department of the HERALD. leaves this
morning with several friends for five
days expedition to San Antonio caf1on.
Mrs. r. II. Kfaft of this city left on
A.Ss - - . ~ sOo tihlA lOE q tWO IuOutUH.
visit in the east. Mrs Kraft while east
will visit the white city for several
weeks. Xss
Louis Mesmer and bride who were re-
ported on good authority to have re-
francisco, could not Be found n tt6e cSity
yesterday. "a ys .eAA 'ss,s
A party OF Los Angeles gentAm s#n4 lgit
Yesterday morning for Catalif3A 1HfHhd
amongst whom were F. Martha tisoF esE,,
Scott, W. G. Wolfe and j. BafPetES They
propose to stay on the islaRH - Week,
enjoying the fishing and other PA3Geufes
which Avalon offers. aida ts ,asf
Supervisor ]. p. KENNEDY ibt San
Francisco arrived in this city and is
stopping at the Hollenbec hU{gl." Nh,
Kennedy is chairman Of the health and
police committee and is considered one
of the brainieet supervisors. During bis
stay here he is inspecting all of the i'm
provements now in progress, especially
over the outiall sewer.