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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-06

Mr.. Conger's tie-up Of the routes
which carry enthusiasm TO Mckinley
seems to have died with Jolt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-06

Debs says this is a peaceful strike.
And he was not bare-headed when he
said it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-06

and he will now creep away into the
closet and cry because he had to do it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-06

Bill Hackney has just felt the neces-
sitY Of spanking the Republican party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-06

Will it come out, Dehs, debts, debris?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

In country places where amusement
Il not abundant and people depend upon
each other for diversion, neighborly ia
miliarity naturally fiourishes. and the
habit Of running in" to visit friends
may he carried to an unpleasant excess.
A family living in North Carolina
found It something of . strain upon
their ideas of hospitality to be Obliged
every day to entertain y tedious woman
Of 80. The favOrite book or the neces-
sary piece of work had to be put aside
in order to shout bits Of conversation in
her ear.
At last the father, in desperation,
planned to go into . sudden 1T Of tenn
per in the presence Of the obnoxious
caller in the hope Of convincing her that
they were not pleasant people.to visit.
Accordingly one evening, when he re-
turned from business and found the old
lady present NJ usual, he bgan to talk
loudly and In an irritated voice. Then,
growing more excited. he stamped about
the room. knocking furniture right and
left and ended by going out and hang
ing the door after him.
Tho old lady knitted away quietly
through the confusion, and when the
man was gone she turned to the family
and said in 4 comforting voice:
Il reckon II was mighty lucky I VA
here, Of you'd had to take it. But you
needn't be frightened. I'll stay right
hero with you till be gets over n. -
Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

This case came to me on my first
trip here. One of the most remark
able cases of deafness on record. Mr.
A. ]. Patten, of Carthage, South d.
kota. a wealthy gentleman and prom
inent politician has been gradually
growing deaf for twenty years: "My
right ear was entirely gone; could
hear nothing in it. and my left ear
was going the same way. I was
treated by Chicago Oculist and Au-
rist with no benefit. and by several
others who said 1 could never be bene-
fitted. called on DIR. Coffee last
month, AID in three days he restored
my good ear almost perfect, and got
the bad ear SO good l could hear a
conversat on voice in it. will tell
you plainly, had no confidence in
DIR. Coffee helping me when he com
menccd, but now l would not take
81 900 for what he has done for me,
and think he knows more about the
ear aud nose than any man l ever saw
II you are deaf go and see DR.. Coffee,
he will tell you the truth
This is n class of cases from catarrh
that we see every day and get im-
mediate relief: IS. T. Riley, Fifth
ave., Rock Island, has noticed deaf
! ness and noises coming Tor 10 years.
The left ear rapidly grew worse four
years ago and was treated by ocu.
list and ourist in Chicago for three
months, and then declared it to be in
durable, and he has been to no doctor
since. He described the noises rs q
rushing of water about to overwhelm
him, and then followed by . kissing
like the escape of steam; could not
hear a watce, only loud voices: used
trumpet. Had very bad catarrh, nose
throat and tubes aud middle ear drum
membranes laying fiat. and tubes al
most completely closed. First treat.
ment improved, and in three months
can hear watch six inches aud an or.
binary conversation eight feet away,
and noises completely gone"
| Another case showing common cat
arrhal deafness, and the result of my
treatment Capt. F. L. Pusey, Of
Rochelle. ILL.,. says. 81 have suffered
from catarrh for years. and about
10 years ago commenced to grow
deaf, with constant noises in the head
had . dryness aud itching il my eyes;
would take cold very easy; and was
always worse when / did. went tc
Chicago and consulted % oculiat and
! hurst. He treated M three or four
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
AeeaevlAreo relecaAasa

Cogueaious vaD6es,hlt b q the head a
Dnn socSeey Which = 10 Doan money e
peop)e b ueed a Temporary assistance at
lower rates Of Interest than pawnhro1erx
chargss; n TACT 4 VIII bea philanthropical
pawn shop.
The rumor that the holy Office has is
sued degree cont1emuing the bo0ks ii
Henry George u without foundation.
Last Decsmter Ar:hbishcp Corrigan made
= strong appeal 20 the vstls~n for it's con-
dcmnatiou, insisting that the teachings Of
the works wcFc nOt such as the churcl,
should cUntenxncc.
J. II. Jolly. u Kcokuk grocer, went "a
England some time ago after money be-
questbed to him. He was heard from at
Halifax on the return trip seveQl weeks
Ego and - he hes not arrived home fears
sse entertained that he has met with foul
play.
Pe.chmann. the Milwaukee hotelkeeper
who killed N~. Anna Schrum, his aged
guest, on Jan. II, has been found guilty ii
murder in the first degree.
Thomas IIasater was found with a bull
let hole through his hsad It kimmswick, n
g. Louis suburb Murder for the purpose
Of robbery In the accepted theory.
Obituary-At Saratoga, n. ", Com.
mauder Edwin +. Woodward, l.. S. n,
aged 50. Al Hartford, Conn, Horace X.
Morley. the insurance actuary, aged O..
At Townsville. Ga, Father John Bray,
aged s.. Al Fairbury, ILL.,, Mrs. John
Thompson, aged -. At Champaign, ILL.,.
ILL.,, John Hoffman.
Matthew johnson, who killed Engineer
kuckclhorn DEC. .. 1Sks. will be executed
&c. -:
Sing.
Rev. DIR. William 5. Rainsford, one oi
the most popular pastors in New York
city, has been blackmailesi by the Metro.
politan club. otherwise known ms the
millionaire club" The club is also said
TO have rejected the names of T.. =. Hunt
ington and Addison Cammack.
Hill, Cones 4 Co, merchants Of Man
chester, BueuOs Ayers and Rio Janeiro,
have failed.
Ex-Governor aud Mrs. F. A. Hoffman
celebrated their golden wedding mt Jeffer.
son, Wis
The sudden death Of George S. Roberts,
Of Baltimore. caused his wife, who had
been mute for niRe years owing To throat
troubles, to give n loud shrek. and since
then she has recovered her speech.
II is unlawful in Norway for an ale
house keeper To employ any woman other
than his wife i'm the serving Of drinks.
Artificial India rubber from cottonseed
oil Is one Of the latest industrial products,
and claimed To possess commercial adapta.
lions Of peculiar practical value.
In some places in Berlin an insurance
coupon for $500, good for seven days from,
date Of sale. goes with every 6-cent drink
of ljQuOr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
TIME TO CALI 4 HALT.


ueusy J. CoggenAall sa the Be~ceat Tsageay
st Cesaeal Uatversity.
ALBANY, Feb. 24-Senator Henry ].
COggeshall Of Utica before leaving the
city said: Il notice that there has been .
statement made that there is a disposition
aponk the people OF Ithaca and the col.
lege authorities 20 suppress the investi-
CATION into the criminal outrage perpe-
trated by Cornell students and that the
president Of tl,e college declares that stu
dents had nothing whatever to do with it.
! shall watch the matter closely and II
such disposition continues aud no con-
victions are made will introduce a reso-
luton in the Legislature for investigation
ON wide scope with power to engage ex-
pert detectives and counsel. 1t is time
these Outraees termed fun cease, and in
any event shall try to amend the penal
code by providing heavy penalty for any
Kind Of hazing.';
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

months. and not improving any. l
consulted with another with the same
result. was SO discouraged that
did not consult any one else until hast
month, when a friend advised me to
consult DR.. Coffee, which l did, end
have been treated by him now about
four weeks, aud my hearing has i'm
proved at least one.half. NY nose
and throat are almost we'll and | fe Il
more like a man than for 10 years. l
certainly ADVISE every deaf person to
consult him."
What leading physician of Mercer
county says: DIR. Andrew Evany, says
" have been growing eeaf for 10
/ had a constant noise in my ears that
aimosS run me crazy at
times; l was treated by two
OF the leading eye and ear
men of Chicago for two years with no
benefit; l came home Disguised and
with no hope of ever being cured. In
October DIR. Coffee treated patient
OF mine and gave him great benefit
and he persuaded me to go and see the
doctor which did. last month. lie
treated me three times in two days
and my hearing was improved wonder.
ful, at least one-half. and l want to
say that l think he is the only
man ever saw that knows the ear,
and his treatment is the only rational
treatment ever saw for deafness. :
This is remarkable cure considering
the age: "Robsrs Kirkman, of Milan, 80
years of age, vas completely deaf in one
| ear, and partly deaf in the other for 1C
years. and had spent a good deal of money
With different aurists, With no benefit. Wa
treated three times by me and cured Of thu
noises, and hearing almost made perfect
could report SO cases like these.
This is very common result of Grips
and all such cases can be cured: james
Maioney, of NJ line. brought his daughter
to me ia October. She had the grippe on
year ago. and left her with constant noisl
IN ears like rapid beating of the heart
also burning sound. In four weeks shs
noticed deafness in one ear. followed rapid
" with deafness in tho other ear, and no,
gradually worse until rho came to me. Ex
animation eboued decayed nasal snd
pharyngeal catar.h. fetraction and ktekire
Of drum mednbrane, could Hear Z vsfei
two inches in right ear and aRpinae ~
right ear In the left; had = speak n Z
rlisea voice TO BE- heard. Two months tr..s
mont stopped The noises copplstelr. =
stored hearing 90 no ono around knSv ihsi
- waa deaf and eatasrh L cared. ~ ~
esea treated b. three dillseent auri@se.
= very badeasseeeetafrh cured: 'Ckar3es
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
REED TALKS OF COUNTING.

- 0aseses Tlas . Qussu0 d . frsse~ss
Net vOeeNg GDse.
Reed then took fhe 0oor, and after some
re0srhs sbout Whit . wsrSast SHOULD b.,
wet On % ny that whether member
vosesl aye q nay q did mot vote 1t all was
. questioa solely betwesa tAe member and
hIs constituency. Ths supreme court ha<l
decided constitutional quorum to b. a
pspseat qu0essm. aud the whole dinitulty
he~ Grrw cut of the feet that the hos,se
denieh The right az membsrx constituting
quorum by their presence. kilgore
Wsasesi % know whether Reed had not n
moment bsfoge admitted the right Of q
member 20 remain silent.
'Cessalnly," replied Reed sarcastically.
THE trouble with tho gentleman IL thas
h. cannot understand what I say. Laugh
teri. trust that the house will take
warning and proved in accordance with
the constitution Of the United States. IN
course, after your vociferatio0 IL will h,
diHicult. hut you should he patriotic
enough to sacrifice private feeling for the
public goUi. Come buck into the true
path, said he smiling. land live happily
ever aftcrwaUl."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

WACO, Tex, Feb. Alt has been ascer-
tanned here and ut Denison TINT the Waco
and Northwestern train would be held NJ
ut point thirty miles south of Waco by
robbcrs whose design was ON the safe Of the
Wells. Fargo q Co. express. Deputy
sheriffs were placed On the train armed
with Winchesiers and they discovered the
presence Of robbers ON the train. who
leaped OIL and escaped without making the
affemnl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

Bauman, of Soath Rock Islsnd. says, nv
son. II years old, has had terrible ca.ar,h
for years. his nose vas stopped up and
great quantities of blood and orlup,ion
was coming from his head. DR.. Coffee
cured him in Seeks so his head was per.
fect'y clear and free.
Ihls case is like many We treat every day
and cure as quickly: "Capt. Farnhsm. of
Moline, had been growing deaf for several
years, had constant loises in his e,rs.
was growing gradually worse. DR.. Coffee,
at the Harper House, gave me complete re-
lief in two treatments."
Another remarkable cure from Moline:
'Jesee Shields, 2204 Sixth ave-, vas deaf
several yeArs, was cured by d.. Coffee al
most perfect. at one treatment"
Erred Shuck the popular mail carrier of
Rock Island. was partially deaf in both
ears; says my hearing was much improved
and noises stopped in one treatment BY
DR.. Coffee"
Mr.. q. wamack, 423 Second st., Rock Is
land, vas slightly deaf and had noises IN
both ears. Under DIR. Coffee's treatment
one ear is completely we'll and the other Is
almost so.
8. B. S,oddard, sas Twenty-third ST.,
Rock Island. had slight deafness and nois-
&c, almost completely cured by DR.. Coffee.
w. L. Sweeney, 1904 Fourth ave, Ro.k
Island, eight deafness and noises in care.
Has steadily improved under DIR. Coffses
treatment.
Loris Hnmmill, ofyCapron, eays: had
deafness and noises in both ears. was very
much Improved and noises cured BY first
treatment.
W. 8. FIaharty, New wi1dsor, Mercer
county, ono of its leading farmers wfo
: has spent hundreds of dollars among
dog N different Oculists and Aurists says
have been under DR.. Coffee's treatment
j week. and he has benefited me in every
way, and be il the first physician ever
.. eaw that could get e-ery place about the
nose. throat head and ears with medicine.
! HE tire atment is entirely new and WONDER
full. ;
One Of Nolins's leading physicians,s
have besn troubled with slight deafness
and noiaes in my ears for several year,,
caused from chronic catarrh. war treated
at different times by two of Ch'cseos
leading OcuIasts and Aurists with absolute
(; " no benefit. | vent to DR.. Gomez iss'
week and the first treatment gave
moro relief than had in two years. anu
/. wtlI cay that HE treatment of cafarfn An1
deefness IL wonderful and absolutely nev
and original 9th him, and the only ra''o"~
, treatment ever saw. .o
:: Or. ColRee's office hours are from ?:So "
1 r. \. and to after supper.
Rememberi il you have not got the mou.
to pay for trsatment nov, he VII
ron and give you al the time necessary !"
| pay him. Send word 20 your fnenos'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

erEINGrIELD, Ills, Feb. 24.-Fire in the
main SHIFT of the springfield junction
coal mine will likely destroy the entire
plant. entailing N loss Of SlOO,O0O. I: is
thought the men are not all out Of the
mine and fears are held for their safety.
Much excitement prevails. The mine is
owned by Harris Hickox and is one of the
largest in central Illinois,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

CHICAGO. Feb. Am important meet
ing Of the Associated Trade Press was he.
gun at the Great Northern hotel for the
purpose IF formally adopting the new
constitution of the organization. While
in the city the mcmlcrs OF the society are
the guests III the Chicago Trade Press as-
ISOLATION. ant n special effort has becu
riessle to make their entertainment feat
ufc ~ the meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

OzAIK. Mo-, Feb AIN little cave about
two miles north of Ozark, which Bruce
McCorl was clearing out for n cellar, he
found two human skeletons. one measur-
ing seven feet in length. The skull was
of gigantic size and very thick. The other
skeleton WAS of ordinary size.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
MARKETS sv veLeeRApH.
N<w York Financial.

New York Financial.
New YORK. Feb. n
Money on call easy. Offered at l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3S5,s per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills NJ ssdiSsI4 for
demand and 4ss,aa4ss,s for sixty days;
possed rates as k14s5<. Commercial bills IS
04s5.4.
silver certificates, G:,Sd631Sc: no sales: bar
silver 5esx. Mexican dollars, ass.
United States bonds, as regular. 1854; do
Is coupons, 1854. do IS 9j7 Pacific Us OF "
l9s
New York Grain and Produce.
New YORK. Feb. 3
Wheat-Februa-y. &C: March. 6llxGtS,c:
July. 63Tst ll-lsc: July, o. 3-l6d6.c: Decem.
her. slSs5sd.sisc. Rye-Dull and nominal,
Ccrn-May. 3,spl3l4c; July. s4,sc. Oats Op-
tons No. : dull and steady. May; 3izSG3at.c:
Track white state. 3sso4sc track white west
ern, 3sD4sc. Pork-Quiet: new mess, SlaO
@la.0O. family, .$l5oO; short clear. Sls.ap1
nominal
Chicago Lave Stock.
CHICAGO. Feb. 3
Live Stcck-The prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows: Cat
tie Estimated receipts for the day. coo.
quotations ranged at Ss.'Jsts.l0 choice to ex-
ira shipping steers, 81 80 good to choice de-.
medium do. Ss.s0e1 3."5 butchers steers
$s.5k,3I0 stockcrs. SsoD13.6j feeders Si.1io
~ COWS. S:.6iGS10 heifers. Sl.5p6S.5o bulls,
:.ala360 Texas steers, and s:.J0aiu veal
calves.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day. I.0N:
sales ranged ut S4.fi.t5i0 pigs S5.nd525 light.
$s.s]lt<w rough packing. S4sjG5so mixed.
and $&.yjG5.20 heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the day
$50: prices: ranged at S2.lUQ3 ii Westerns
SLs5dt265 Texans. Sl.5d6,j natives and $50
taA.3j lambs
Chicago Grain and. Produce.
CHICAGO Feb. q
Following were the quotations on the
Board of trade today: Wheat-February.
opened 5s34c, closed 5slac: May. opened GOlsc
closed GO,sc: July. opened &C. closed dassc.
COrn-Fcbruary. Opened &C. closed Silsc: May.
opened 37lec, closed SIC: July. opened 3sisc,
closed Sc. Oats - February. opened &C,
c,osed sc: May, opened a.gs.c, closed .,3$c:
July opened .S'sc. closed ss,lc. Fork-Feoru-
AIRY. opened g, closed s.: May. opened
$i:.3.ls. closed Si2-sss,r. Lard-May. opened
S..l1ls. closed S.-:sss-
Produce: Butte--Fancy separator .6ls q
&c per 10. fancy dairy. 30ae,,c: packing stock.
lolsGl2c. Eggs-Frcsh stock, Isc pc: doz-
Dressed Poultry-Chickens. st.sac per lb:
turkeys. Si.doc. ducks sscl1c. geese. sSIac,
Potatocs-Burhanks. 5ll5ic per bu Hebrons'
50ari:c: Early Rose. 4sG5lc: mixed lots. .5atdpc
Sweet Potatoes-iliino:s. Si.5oG3C) per bbl
Alples-eiocd ss;.5pssf5, per bbl. Cranberries
Jersey. si.50G55o per Dbl. Honey-Whte
clover. lib sections. lac. broken coma, l0Dl.c:
dark comb, good condition. l.c. strained CALI
tornia, sySaa0t.c Der ib
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
eRAosTReET's ON THE SITUATION.
Traas Falls OG assi 1rwa sssl steel Prices
Meet = Rearttwss.

s'' -. ~" ss"~ .s's steel 'r'c--
% ",'""'
M" i""h' te" .a.-br"astrecss says:
The Volume 81 trnsie shows sonse falling;
oh compared with the week leforc. ~
was to bc expected, owing to a holiday.
aside fron which Their. .r. s.vrr,, ,,o,
uucxrrr,c,l unf,vor.b,r fc.,urrs Tn.
-, ..,.... .. a.. - -,
o ~ .o' "'"' s'ee' Prec-
Na.eu %" q nso!e ecsiSe demand Tor those
"e'"i> mas es'"ensiys "ecn TOO r"Pid' and
NOT only demand but recently advanced
priccs have srcn oh. steel billets rracfing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
Dr. West Given Twenty-Five Years.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2i.-Dr. Eugene F.
West, convicted Of the murder Of Addie
Gilmore, n Colusa miliner upon whom me
performed criminal operation, has been
sentenced 10y Judge Wallace TO twenty five
years in states prison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

Cross stehten in Minute Without Pan Croform and Patients
Granued
Farghteines, Glasses
tilted WhenA theirs
of all
Diseases Nose Throatc edquicy andre
n lin cured in
c II haveb deaf t is tn
Of sin he atmaken
r not
Carrh-1
o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9.-The examinatioa
- Colonel Clark, Govssnoe Peck's lats
psivats sessssssy, In rsgasd 70 the Roster
oeal was ee1eiausdL H. Most iapogtaat
peaet bsoasht out was ehaeths 1su1sr syn-
dtneo expesesd 70 e)eaf esoAoo - ~ -
WssS swass e ~ ~ vssob Il visw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
THREE JURvMeN OF CHICAGO.
An Os BeeA ~ Verdict Agreed To ~
One Acts gsecu1ias1y.

-. ."..,Ess ""''
-.
Ch"Aoo. reo. sA-hAoe ~. Isscner. Oh
Greenpotnt, Wis. sued the Chicago City
Railway company for damages and won
&;,.sm out Il the Ess.OO wanted. A new
trial w.. granted h,,r.u.e In the view nj
,he iu.lrv ,b, pls,n,i1f hrd nos provr,i the
.'~ t-''' ''"'. ~" P,"' ~.
go; !" "as Jus, ~" 'r'e'' nm" = seated
vsrdsct ~"ssered In f"v"r al the company.
But when the jury was pol'ed Michael
iDurkins AMI John and Dennis Kennedy
startled the judge out Of years growth
ny saying TINT they dh not agree.
was hungry, snd agreedNrith the 9TH
ers Ca hurry u up" explained Juror
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
eNooAseo ~ the REPUBLICANS.
Thsy oeessstsy A0sse ss asssssAs 20 she

Messooss Seoess0oo.
"if that is y leeturv," resossesi Blansi.
"she people will sssd u To shs eeusleu.aa
anai every other man who n now ol,ssr,sct.
iag business to his heast = cuatent.r [llem.
ecsattc applsuse.I "whiie the opposition"
- epusinusd. has perfect right % bseak
The qssosuns. what u spectacle we psvssnt
toshs country. with eighty usstsstsy sis-
iu9 IN our congressional dignity nod defy.
iag the authority Of the hossse. We should
peoeecd tn business or acknowledlee our
iaeoMpesency. II we don't the people will
NOD tbs riot net to u.s."
"They wilt They will!' came In ehOeus
fsga ske hepab,ican side.
Bland then driftssl into q djscu..isn oe
" merits Of the silver seisniossre bin
which wss teing oppusesl b. q posSjuu a
~ Dsuseesasse nsajUsity, In The course a
wAleh h. WAS three times called To oross
~ Cousnln 1T New York. 1.-The Difficulty
-" nsally blnrsssi out Hand, "thss %.
10 mueh In sssler. ] sm tslltng ton susuy
pankn tsuths that the eouutry ought %
ko0W." Dewseesntic applaWse.l
THAT sths lsct, shouted Densoc (llem.
e AlnbNma.
II shousAs ssssieuen On this aide, - said
0load, "wou6 realiss that they cuuld not
a1usd 70 b vsvoluttoNlsss and susrcj,i,ss.
1say Ne shoultl either do bssslssss or ss,y.
ssaasT. l1sepubliuaa applause ssd shouss
q Give q - them''l.
''1s viii ~ ~ 0utsxse for tie people "a
~ - - . usoS aad s.se ~ down, 6or We
- s1sssisiag nebsssscy hsss. II this h q
~ boll vsss b DOWN. n yUu want m0ss
asonas. We will give is to goa, bat to stay
~ aad not vote h stmply political
su1slae." BlaaA phsu dspssdlea shs
pssviess Swssetos, bus - thsss wss Z
olAsnor - bush sidss a The house for "a
sDposona1ey - hDAensa ~ Wishdlssw u,
- dsnan1sd sssugnlstsa n his owu
49, aad whsa n1nna elesud, hin IN
u1auoss - ssjssos1 h wloh assa. Comp.
- - ~ m1anoB 81 spohs - ~
Quss6sGa 0s6sos6 ~ - - pssds1 {
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
The Local Markets.

The Local Markets.
GRAIN. I1c.
Wheat-ebc.
Corn-New. :Gss3.c.
Oats sSeGta0c.
uav-r1m0rhy, Ssasio; unlaud ssaes: wild
s - 20: slo h s5ess; bsled. IS.
Sfra~, $685. 20.
rrtser-rair TO choice, 0s0c; creamery, elC
0ssc.
4xgr-Ireeh. 1.c Disc.
Poulfry-aickcne,d dressed, 3D., C; turseys.
dressed. 9,.c; docss, dressed, SxsiOe; geese,
91i0c.
RKurf AID vnsHfAHixe.
Applss-sC 30 per BIZ, z Chicago
EoeatDoe-dhe.
0niuDR-sJc bu
Tarnips-75c 1S1c Der bu.
LIVE efOCE
Cattle-Dutchefs pay for Or-n - steerv
3A DC; cows and neifeie, .<03 Calves
lOSe.
HoD-laeISe.
Sheep-SOpScx
Ccai-Soft. 5O1l1c; hare &c 50
Wood-Coed. $40; sAWcd. 8 90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24
EYE, EAR, NOSE OR THROAT

Read andee
tusedw
elyan haveth advantage longest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-24


MfxxEArOLIs, Feb. a.--The sfIsirs Of
the 81. Paul real estate firm Of Bushnell
4 Bushnell, ~ hich failed for tsOO. 900 about
two years ago are being settled up By the
St. Psul Trust company. which ]. the a.
siGnee.' Ont Of the wreck Of the firms NJ.
1airs only = little over si.0uO has becn
saved, netting each creditor = fraction
Ovsr seven mills On the dollar. One Min
nespolis crsdit0r has just received . one
cent postage stamp in full for his claim.
TIE Eopseyss Ash = Csasiasssce.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. A.-On the docket Of
The United States district court IL the mo.
tion through which Judge Jenkins il
askesi tn modify his famous strike ors,ss
With refsseace to the Northern Pacific
railway employees and Il was expected that
y would be passeh upon yesterday, but a
The request Of counsel foe the petitioner
ths matter wsut over until March