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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
GanIsp Sans, Wtnn +.

Sr. Reoaitprl - 8 "9ecorab.Y Soften" ben
24oe Gpril fioitleoeu iinoes en- lioen Seret'
Ming ON Dor Sp; men, oa ben er liot mis-
piienbe, bill ies berpeo beoe ON glaos iOr
fp1genoe:
Sanlep Sails Iisser peb geuow geoicine
Rtper, o. bar omtrsnt 800 Snobp88ere, iom
for bet usite bsitaar al Norlts. Den bar 2
Serubaner, nemlig 0ttuneapoIis s. St.Souis
o. Great Rortbern, iom ftaifer ben 6or'
binoelie meo gOerperoeuen. Spens 6or'
retniugs 8apaeitet beitaar al 8 Gen. Stores,
Q Saropare Stores - bet enc meo Sarm
Complement / Sorbiuoelie =, 1 Reitanrant,
8 Soteuer, / Smeoeibop, 1 Wpbelbanoel, l
Slaateribpp, / garberibop 1 Setpelrp Store
1 Wiunerp Store, 3 elevators, 2 Teobnno-
lere, Q 9umber garbs % en- Saloon. 6or'
retninsen bar i ben ienere lib pGret minore
aoo paa Wruno af be 10 iioite Vars oaarli9e
gplins % lape Yriier.
9ette Vars Smangrgn er M iaaet % er
for HGrpGrenoe me9et lcpenoe, iaa, tortriter
Der insen Sa9Ilturm og 9ipr Staoe paa Den,
fuuoe ri babe Saab ON en- no9enlunoe goo
@plin9 til Soften.
SioSte Spit bIep Der oannet en- norIt'
lutberIt Weniabeo meo Napnet Sa'lep 5aus
lutberlte 8irfe; ben tribes 9oot % bar aue'
reoe 43 oftipe Reolemmer. Sen bar baot
miolertioi9 Setjsnius al 8aitor HamltaO ira
gottonwooo, iom er Ell meset Hint % nlO'
fier ma Iano. NeniSbeoen pl ttIiarnrlen
meo De 8 nGrmeItli99enoe Meni9beoer taloe
Brett meo bet iprite. 9anoItaos Salnlebo9
or antaset til Srrs | NeHlsbsoen.
Sea oil ba til1ut bemGrte, at Der eiloe
bore en- uom9riet IIaps for en- euer Here
meo aupital til at nabne en- Sanf, os t'hl9e
uiloe en- opstis norit Gage 9i0re goo 6or'
retnina Der. Siulse nosen iaaoanne pnlle
nGrmere Splpsninser, beoeS De penlt9|t al
friue til greIioeuteu af Dor Sp.
On uenIia SPLEEN til "9ecornb'ToIten" o9
oens 9uiinoer 2Giers. y
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
Geeertom, @isepnffn.

Sr. &eouftpr! - Seq leoer beitanoig
efter | bpert glao, men fan iieloen finoe
nogen gfterretnin9 / "9ecorabsTo iten" fra
oisie Santer. ga bet life er iaa faa Noro'
mRno ai os Der M, iaa ipnes ies, at Ilot
Seiteb buroe hi siue fra os, iaa aienote paa
andre 9anter turoe ie, at ri ertonu par tIipe.
Netcp Der er bet bog life iaa mango Norite,
men naar man tommer fire Nil berfra pp
mob Gopt8uile, iaa er Der mango.
5ioerne bar pGret Baaroe Der o9iaa, men
ieg ipues life hi bar iaa re8en gruno til at
flaae enonu; bet funoe o9iaa blipe baar'
liaere enouna. IiItnot tan man tile iilueies
brinae Iaa fore S%notGster al Carmen MI,
iom for en- "a Aar iioen, oa 3obaten er
falben / Yris, men be fan oprte alt be oil al
auoet Glags. SobatsapIinsen bar M bel
ooiaa pGret orepet liot for me9et meo Der,
bpilfet paiaa iomme af Farmerne bar faaet
ginene pp for, oa man NIL foretrRifer &rea'
turaplin9 % Neierier. On bet itfe ipnes
at bringe iaa me9et / 6prItninsen, iaa 'ror
lea, at bet for gftertioen bIiper bet NET
lgnneuoe for 5armerer.
ssur Ell 3io iioen relite noale &lenots, Ie9
bappe her, biem til Norse. So, Der er Del
mango af goer Der biemme, iom ituloe snite
at pibe ristis til 8uuo % @runo, bporIsoes
nj bar bet Der. Ranse at Cher Ton babe en-
aammerat, uosIe Tan bape fine flGre So
fenoe, andre fan babe Sgnner eler Sgtre,
iom er reift oper fra benz; iomme Tan bare
bprt fra benz nosle @an9e imelem os iomme
lite. Seq trUr, OF s til enfeIie 5ioer tRntsr
peo goer ielu: Seq uuores, bporIeSes ban
eler bun bar bet? Nen tent bare: Gan er
amerita, ban bar bet 8oot.
@enlia Silieu til ale -3ecorab' goten1s
9riere. s. Glen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05

bapSe en- MP paitor tasst gp8niua.n Be.
fiobelie % gruG luiiet 7srsn poa Suofi.
ben, % neo en- gseitoi % onbet inStco
graoiiefoleu, ba airiefcriamlinasn, naIten
tpert eneite Renneife / SfoleoiNriitst. tom.
Ren ba ban lite bible opIuite Rsren for
9iIbprerne, troebe be, at gaitpren III. bar
forbereSt, iao be iulste os msote meo fin
samIe Brett ct aneet Steo. Zen berpaa
fslsenoe Senoag MATTE glerteu pore
blemms. On anben af Scarlet bauoe taoet
fig ben Npnoisbeo uoen bet miubTte sssras.
maaI at bem9atise fig Rpslen, Tom / eaen
8erion ps luitebe cp s~,Olebuiet % aloroe
Slo ! Dpnen. Haa 3sren fob en- mari.
pGrois B!atat, uncertesnet al TO / 8oaroet.
gfan funoe beraf u9iten faa bet Snotrpi. at
nogen I en- q Sremtio bapos at bruoe
Seepteret meo Goritanb, eusr % at MITE
9ronen. Oct utroIise er iiosn lteet.
mor
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
Soipn OF Gbeffer, poif Co., Winn

Nteo Eaaraanlen er ri M fGroi9e, %
oerneo bar hi Sarmere faast liot mere 5io
% tan laoe bBre fra %.
Ser oppe / be "9retten 5otpn" Tan pi bel
ale enonu re9nes for N~pbps9ere; bet er
o~nltreut 10 Gar, iioen De igrIte Settlere fuml
BERTH. 81 orioer for bet meite meo Speoe'
apl, % bette bar / De 2 iioite War Inn taitet
Tibet af ia. Yieu bet er rart, be baaroe ST.
Der er bog lite paa langt uRr iaa fgIeli9e
Der, iom be Ter no til at pRre paa andre
aanter. Na9ertarle iaar plItuot p9iaa pi
fpIe, iaa ofte ili9e uopr bar anleouius til
at bu99e &loen ine. Oilers leoer ri nptiaa
bra eiter fattig 2eiIi9beb.
5armerne runot ON / bette Settlement er
fOroelte melem Den Soreneoe &irte os Son.
ferentien. gu bel 2eI af os itaar bog suuIie
u~oenior, % bar life 1lttet ps buerien til
bet enc eler bet anoet Samfuuo.
Oct bar oltio forefOmmet mig, at Der er
en- ting, pt Sarmere buroe tGnfe paa, fgr
pt be8pnote at arbeioe paa at bpa9e &irtcr,
% bet sr, paa at ri tunbe ltaffe bore 8prn
SriiteuoomstunoIfab. Nau bar alereoe
lRnse orepet meo at futile faa bpsaet airte
Der, men m.eb at iaa en- oroentl,a 8elia,ons.
ifoIe bar man inset bet altfor let efter mir
Wfening. Si bar be en9ellte Sfolebus ol
ian baue bore @%uostieueiter Der, iaa ri fuHot
enonu en- Stuno berse ps uoeu i9ritiltt
8i~rfebpsniuser, iiar oa 5ioerne for NOR.
u9renoe er laa panlteIi9. Saa tRntte uiI
osiaa 9opuets &piuoer, ioet be afpi9te SCR
bag Tom iammeu % oanneoe en- &piuoefor
eniuG Der lfal aibeioe uoeluffenoe for Te
li9ipnStoleu. Snsen at be Rioler, b
MATTE blipe iitano til at ppbripe, fan bru9e!
til upset aubet giemeo enb ncrit Reli9tons'
ItoIe. Sormanoen / oeuue Screening, Der e.
me9et bel cr9auieret, er Mrs. Soban Spn
mes. Maatte be fun babe Spfte til fl
@jeruin9l
Weo en- penli9 Silien. til @Seccrab
Eoiten"S 9Giere tesuer ie9 goerS
Sbrono q. 8rooer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
s~essas'p en.a.-aen ste sunt 1894.
BORT, Woro 9afota.

pr @eboitsrl - "a. M Or g2oor,r NIT,
naasf b'oop, os 6ormerne or of. bepiyt,,.
s'0s h'eo Saaninsen, os ole er / aost gu.
mer, oa be bar ct sp6t Saab ON en- ooh
"V''n9 Ill SsItsn. Soro,n er auuIte iaien.
remblgoi.
yer 'Ia8ss ODER oaarliss 3ioer, % oct Tan
o'lt mango baue COB gruno til at aisy.. men
get CT ihaal's benz Tom ieIu or meoltnIoioe !
lane TRANCE GmtGuOt9beoer. Sor uOale
gar tilea9e Tom Der mango gssiarle GA
aHore, iom bapoe slort fig bet Dperlaa. at
oe 'nn0e bslte fore SuIinssr paa 9ototus
fr9r'er meo Tibet % baarligt grbeioe.
Seife Tan unosrtiben IIaa til, men lille altis.
~, lor1 tonrter paa nRbute Raabe, on
,ofl tnaaite lille %furitaar at arbeioe ,9orben
efter en- ttosmGsli9 8lan, er I mnnae Eli.
I9ioe bleons nsot til at lutte meo Ssnrmina
ger Tor at prgpe andre Steoer, iom maaIte
er oarre, % iaa logger be eiploeu paa
noSet anoet I. Gr. at Der er laa Tibet Re9u.
Sefte Ton not inbtrGHe, men 10 minore
Se3n, csito bsore maa Sorbsu arbeioes, buis
oen Hal 9toe en- COB Willing. griarius bar
ort Ct ben, iom bruser Glib o. StlpnIum.
9eo, faar aItiO bet itgrite ubbstte of Sproeus
6rn8t. Ser er ogiaa benz, iom bar giurt
6rem8ans mebens andre er saaet tilba9e %
er reift fra 9aro us Slem.
Sois Der Tube pRre en- eQer anoen af
'Eolten's 99iere, iom bar i 3anfer at iaa
Jig ct Stbtfe 9ano os eset Siem / 2atota,
laa er @nIeonin9en iaa COB her iom paa
ftp9en anoen BIaos, os NIT Raao til Cher
er, at unbsrisse bette Steo, fpr s glpr goers
Salg. Ser er frtt ~8esierinssIanb mo til
Serllbanen % no9Ie Ndl fra Statipnen.
Sparbetoeoe 6arme, iom bar fra so til 100
Geres g9er, Tan tjDbes biui9t, o. ben, Iom
tominer ON Barren, Tan faa Ieie N9erlano
nte8et btlt9t, p9 tan i~aaleoes fua apliu9 bet
terite Gar. 9ette CT piit for be fleiies Yeos
tommenoe en- COB Gnleonina. Haar man
ta9er ptIot He9ierin9slano, tn9er bet IL
War tnoen man fan bpIte no9et al 8etpo.
ming. Ser er 8ob guIeouing til at able
areatnrer. ". Qmberipn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
Ora eeattle, @afb.
Roget mere | a%nleonin9 81. z.
Sammers Sfripelje.

Sr. &ebaftSr! = 9a Sr. Sammers bper,
ten tilbasefaloer eler beoer ont rlnoTfplo.
ming for, bpao ban iiriper "2ecorab. 8uten'
Tor 1Soe Marts, finosr jes Get ugopenoist al
ifripe liot mere ON oeuue Sag. Sr. Sam'
merS ia9oe paa 5~oreipgr9iel, at Rgbet, bpor
8pSieanRren ifuloe babe ilnoet Gteb, bpIo.
tes hos Sr. 6. 8. Rmoal. "a Der bar
pGret bolot Inn ct Ipoe hos Sim.
bal, bpor 8retbus bar pGret tilItebs, maatts
bet bore Spnoa9 oen lite 6ebruar bette
Iar. Solicit baobe u9ret | 8irteu ON 5or'
miooa8en, % ba GuostieneIten bar poer,
inebso 5amiIieu &inbal no9le gerner til fig
til Wiboag, % blauot oisie bar 8rstbus.
Be tilbra8te gftsrmiooa9eu Der. Man be-
nbtteoe 3toen til Samtale, 8sn % Sang.
8refbus talte i ubepioit Silitano. ON Gf.
tenen git man ia:en til airttn.
greibus bar life u9ret paa no8et auoei
NlBoe hos RiuoaI. Zen Spnbas bar ie9
Sort SotpHseuo, 8aib, boCr Iee baoce 8on'
firmatiou, men min Rooer, Suitru % gDIter
% mango Here bar peo Mpbet. Sc feite al
oisie bar les talt meo, % De bar unoerlirepet
fgl9enbe
GrfI9ring.
GfterIpm bet ct blepet os, uuoerte9neoe,
tiltienoe9iuet, at Der / en- 8urreiponoance fra
Seattle, 8aib., til "3ecorab-S Soften" for
13oe STARTS 1894 unosrte9net Z. Sammers,
finoes fpl9enoe: "Htmclispjs for at pRtte
SiGlene mere - ia lea maa ~tilitaa, at ieG
life ueo boorfor - git @utten (Srefbus)
runot, fortGles Der, p9 uooeIte 8rpoertpsiet
til 6oiuosrne. 9ette bar maulfe / fin Sroer
o. ifte at uuores pper, men bet Stare par, al
ban fuu tpsieos be uu9e % GIT be Gamle
forbi";
90 ba SarnmerS paa SoreipDr9iel bar
iagt, at Rpoet, paa bpilfet poenHGpnte
Itesos, bUIotes hos Sr. g. o. Rinoal;
9a pGre bet os berueo ti0abt at bepione,
at ri bar tiIIteoe peo n9pnts Nlpoe, % pi
erflGrer berpeo bet o~peuiur citereoe at bore
en- grop uiauobeb, oa np9et iaaoant lille
fanot Steb.- Mrs. Gnna Sousfien, Wrs.
g. u. Eolefion, 9btloa ToGefion, g. 3.
8inoal, 7ina RinoaI, Martba 2Stfe, 9aura
9pffe, aarsn Susbera, gtiis emma grifien.
Orisrnalsu Of osune Grtlarins sr ! min
Beiiooelie.
70 al benz, ipm par Deb Wtsoet, Dor lite
8pen, % jes bar lille baot Gnleonins til al
tale meo benz. % oeres Rapne er lille Der.
Seq baaber, at bette ptI bore tilitrGtfelis'
til at piie benz. iom bar uobreot bette Gp8te,
OF be bar siurt gall, % ie8 baabsr liseleOes
at be, Iom bar trost bette 8pste, oil foran
ore Rentus, mar be I9ier opsnanfsrte Or
fl9rins.
Sermeb tsr bel oenns Gag betrastes ion
aiNuttet. e. ". 9oleifpn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05

|bte baaI
|jeQigs
ban |
kAl
|purAte:I
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
Sattou, 0oro Eafota.

Or. Rsoattsr: - Snttou er Ell liosn Up
bet noropeitliae Sisrue Of bet fru9tbare
sroia gouutn, os ben bar poret betpoelis
be fiSfte glar. Sanoelsm9noene Der slsr
ouoe Gorretuiuger, oa Der tales III ON at
i~ntorporers Speu.
ser err en- uorit Wenisbeo, ion tllbersr
ben Ioreueoe atrte % ~beiienes al Faltor
Sarmerue Der itaar ig soet, tiIiroos for
be 1aue Spebeprlier.
gn penlia SilIeu til glnoets e9iere os
&eoaition. eh 0epuplllahel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
slad sroof, sarmett 60, ssis'

OR. Rebaitpr: - SIat 8root er ct lioei
Excitement / gptpn Of gtarslano. Settlln'
gen b~espnote for Q aar iiOen' " bar inlf
lille meaet at itrpoe al; meO 6arrnln8er'
aaar bet lmaat men ri bar beller'tte 9ruHO
til at ilase; buuo ri life faar al 6arnlsH,
bet taar ri al stopen; Ut bar to Sa9Tnsaer
her, 90 oesuSeu pber sfopen os SeltptieIle
moi Storm os SIait. vi leper I @rn'oef'
not iaa iurnselist. 2Grere bar Ut oslaa
mauae Of. o. bet er soot % pei.
Sea oil taiie ale, iom lenosr 1EoFsH
gsrstniuaer af Suteresie % ale DC pare
9iate. 8. Ssrelanb, g. SreOeiou % Here
- ienb us ct Tibet 2lst %iblaHOt; oct al,lIaaF
S,ertets strense % triusrr etiOst tll'ase.
Nlrs. Often ulrdioh.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-05
2oss a %..,s.as.


h, 80 Rass ,roana aiernemIaits az
sasa " Wy s..rs,ut rnRer bet, men
as ssg, Espnct % a'r'si'n.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
Walker Whiteside.

Rock Islands favorite tragedian
will appear at Harper's theatre this
evening. 1t is needless to say that
his name is Walker Whiteside and
that his fame tends strongly and in
the direction of; that ot Booth. Bar
rett and Mccullough is a circum-
stance which cannot be fittingly de-
scribed by lesser term than dra-
matte event. Walker Whiteside is
certainly the coming tragedian of the
day, that is. as regards tiuesse, har-
monious coloring and subtlety. Mr..
Whiteside does not pretend to belong
to the vigorous, vehement, roaring,
clustering style of tragedians, but he
cultivates the art tragic with a mind
and a hand of a master. His tour
this season has been a series of tri-
umphs. He is everywhere acknowl-
edged at least the most prominent
young man on the stage today. In
many places the notices and words
of praise spoken in his behalf were of
the most fulsome character. Thus
it can be seen Mr.. Whiteside's en-
gagement in this city is of more than
ordinary Importance. He will pre-
sent Hamlet"
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
Hoiice Points

A man arrested in the upper end
of town yesterday afternoon for beg
ging was released this morning.
A fellow giving his name as Kin
ney was arrested on Second avenue
last night, for being drunk and
touching" Passers by.
Joe Hilbonrn was fined S3 and
costs by Squire Weld this morning.
but on a promise to make himself
scarce, he was let go without con-
tributing.
NJ. F. Swanson and Hilder Kne-
berg, of Orion, were arrested near
the ferry landing on Eighteenth
street yesterday afternoon, each car
rying an unmauageable load of Dav-
enport booze. After leaving the
boat, kneberg commenced throwing
rocks at the ferry. Squire Weld
this morning assessed Swanson s.
and costs. which he paid, taking the
amount from a roll of bills concealed
in his shoe. Kneberg was fined $40
and costs.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17

A special train on the c., NJ. & St.
p, pulled by No. 333, in charge OF
Engineer Reid and Conductor Cum
mings. arrived in the city from Ra-
cine at 9 o'clock this morning. bear
ing the officials of the road, General
Manager A. 6. Earling, General
Roadmaster j. b. Moore, General
Passenger Agent Fred Miller. and
Superintendent E. b. Wright. of the
Racine 4 Southwestern division, who
are on tour of inspection of the
company's lines, going from here to
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
A Nice Reputatian.

At Claus Groth hall in Davenport,
last evening, Congressman Walter /.
Hayes and Mayor Vollmer addressed
meeting of 1900 democrats. In
the course OF the latter's remarks, he
paid attention in a fitting way. the
Democrat says. to the republican
hoodlums in Rock Island who SO
grossly insulted the escort to Vice
President Stevenson the other eve
ming. This is a nice reputation
which the Union, by its admission
and boasting. has gained for Rock
Island and for the republican party
here. The Union is a great agency
in promoting Rock Islands political
welfare and moral reputation.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17

As the first of the two registration
days prior TO the election, Nov. g..
yesterdays showing is fair as regards
the male numbers. but not more
than 100 women registered in the en-
tire city. This falls far below the
anticipations of the suffrage advo-
Gates, and indicates that the women
viii not turn out SO heavily election
day to avail themselves of their
rights in voting for the state univer-
sity trustees. This is fair criter-
ion as to what extent the women will
prosecute their suffrage privileges.
There is but one day more in which
the registration books will be open
Oct. S0-which should be borne in
mind by every voter.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17

Eddie Zwicker. S-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Zwicker, from
near Cable, was thrown from a light
spring wagon on Ninth street about
8 O'Clock this morning by sudden
jolt of the vehicle. the rear wheel
passing over the little fellows left
leg, causing a painful flesh wound.
He was taken to the Sanitarium BY
his father, sister and brother, who,
in company with Eddie, were on the
way to the city when the accident,
occurred, and where DR.. Bernhard
dressed the wounds. The boy was
taken to his home this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
Lodge Installation.

The ollicers-elect of Fort Arm
strong Garrison, No. 80, Knights OF
the Globe, were installed last even.
ing, General Recruiting Officer Bah.
cock conducting the ceremonies.
The officers are as follows:
Supreme Judge-W. Il. Mcintyre
judge. c. Blanding.
President-Harry ii. Cleaveland.
Vice President-J. Frank Munger.
Commanded. c. Jacobs.
Lieutenant Commander W. A.
Darling.
Ensign-F. II. Rockwell.
Adjutant and Collector - Spencer
Mattison.
Quartermaster-R. A. Donaldson.
Provost Marshal-W. T. Barrett.
Guard--William Emig
Sentinel-W. f. Sears.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
ornled.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
iirm of Seidel d Fluegel has this day
dissolved by mutual consent, John
Fluegel retiring from said firm.
All outstanding accounts of said
late firm are payable TO. and all
deots are payable by William Seidel,
who will continue the business OF
said firm at 1l09 Third avenue. Rock
Island, Ill. JOHN FLuEGEL.
WILLIAM SEIDEL.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17

With the exhilarating sense of re-
newed health and strength and inter-
nal cleanliness. which follows the
use of Syrup OF Figs. is unknown to
the few who have not progressed be-
Nond the old time medicines and the
cheap Substitutes sometimes offered.
bat never accepted by the well in
ormed
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
w hen Others Fait

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the
shattered system by giving vigorous
action to the digestive organs, Great
ing an appetite and purifying the
blood. 1t is prepared by modern
methods, possesses the greatest cur
ative powers. and has the most won
derful record of actual cures of auv
medicine in existence. Take only
Hoods.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
Crockery.
BIG JOE IN LAMPS.

Special-A beautiful lamp with
decorated shade and decorated lift
out fount, complete, advertised by
other firms as being worth 81, and
given away with S. purchase or
over by paying 10c for the lamp.
We will do better by you, as we
always do-give you the identical
lamp with a $3.50 purchase or
over, and make you present of
10c.
Egg shell individual sugar and
creamer, tinted and embossed
edges, value Soc. our price 13c.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
GRADE CHANGES.
Cause Some Feeling on Nine
teenth Street.
ALL SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED.

The Twentieth Street Improvement to be
Completed Today-A Fine Thoroughfare
The New Inlet Pipe-Paying Through
out the City In General.
Growing out of the placing of
stakes to indicate a modified grade
for the Nineteenth street pavement
south of Sixth avenue, there was
considerable feeling aroused among
property holders there last evening
and this morning, and the mayor
and other municipal authorities were
appealed to. The change adopted
by the council Monday night was in
tended to reestabiish the grade on
Nineteenth. between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues, at about what it was
previous to that made under the Or
dinance for paving the street thus
providing, as the stakes indicated,
for gradual elevation from nothing
at Sixth avenue to rise of about a
foot at Seventh avenue. A number
of the property holders abutting the
street through this section had al
ready laid their walks and graded
their property in conformity with
the ordinance grade, and the pros
Pect OF having the expense of anoth-
er change imposed aroused a great
deal of feeling, and considerable in
dignation.
The Mayor I7ses His Good Oif.ce.
The unpleasant situation being
brought to the attention of Mavor
Medill, he summoned the street aud
alley committee and proceeded to
the section of the street over which
the complaint had arisen, and after
looking into it thoroughly, discov-
| cred that the new stakes were so
placed as to re misunderstood, and
| that any alterations to be
made in the grade, would be scarcely
perceptible. The matter was
thoroughly explained to the prop
erty holders, who accepted the situa-
ton as it will be, and all seemed
fully satisfied. The Edwards &
Walsh Construction company is
pushing aheat with the grading and
| paving of Nineteenth street and
Sixth avenue, and will have the con-
tract completed by the time frost
| comes.
Twentieth Street
The Twentieth street pavement
will be completed to Nineteenth
| avenue this afternoon. The Edwards
& Walsh Construction company has
put in the 10 blocks up the hill from
Ninth avenue in remarkably quick
time, thus giving to the city street
north and south to the city limits, as
well as east and west from the end
of the city to the other. to say moth
ing OF other permanently improved
streets and avenues throughout the
| city. Twentieth street is now beau
tifully paved for 10 blocks straight
| ahead from the river, while Seven
teenth and Twenty-third. are paved
to Ninth, and Nineteenth will soon
| be finished to Seventh, and Eigh-
| teenth already is. All the avenues
| as far back as Fifth and Sixth are
for the most part paved.
The Inlet Pipe.
The new inlet pipe to the city
waterworks has been completed and
the contractors are now removing the
Golfer dams and getting the work in
shape for the city's acceptance. The
year has been an extensive one in
the matter of public improvements
| in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17

Rudy's Pile Suppository is guaran-
teed to cure piles and constipation
or money refunded. Fifty cents per
box. Send stamp for circular and
free sample to Martin Rudy, Lancas-
ter. Pa. For sale by T. H. Thomas
and Hartz & Bahnsen, druggists,
Rock Island. Ill.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
Cloaks, Jackets, Capes.

Brown beaver jackets trimmed in
seal. n beautiful fitting garment.
.oId by others for $50; our price
for this sale Sl2.99.
Look at our S3.9S cloaks aud
compare it with any sc garment in
the three cities and be convinced
that we can save you money on
everything you buy of us.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17

Hoods pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe
25 cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-10-17
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Alta Hoppe's Birthday Party Last
Evening,

In honor of the occasion of Miss
Alta Hopes 10th birthday. she en-
tertained large number of her most
intimate friends at the residence of
her parents, 1917 Fourth avenue, last
evening. Dancing and games were
the order Of the evening. after which
an elaborate supper was served and
the young folks enjoyed themselves
immensely. Miss Jessie NJ Teska
assisted Miss Hoppe in receiving.
There were presents: