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To Succeed senator Coke.

HOUSTON, Texas, March 14-Ex-Sena-
tor Chiffon has announced himself as q
candidate to succeed u. S. Senator Coke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14

where she graduated in 1855. In the first
part of 1885 she went into partnership with
DR.. Belle Buchanan. and began practice
with her. She was located in offices with
DR.. Buchanan from April to October lsSj
She could not give the date when she first
saw the Plaintiff in this case. she remem-
berei the first time she saw her She re-
membered that il was warm weather when
plaintiff came to their house. They had no
fires. She could not tell how plaintiff CANE
She remembered only seeing her for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14

of the Norwood Founding Asylum near
Cincinnati was the stand when court
adjourned yesterday afternoon. Her testi-
mony was not concluded then, and she was
again placed upon the stand this morning
No time was lost in getting down to work,
and there were no remarks from the Judge,
as was the case yesterday.
SISTER Cecilia" asked Mr. Carlisle, "have
you a good memory for names and faces?"
Not for faces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14

WILkESBARRE. Pa. March lathe
body Of Patrick Walsh was found in the
Gaylord mine this morning II is now ex-
pected that all other bodies will be brought
UP rapidly. The crowd around the mtns
was very large this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14

On motion of Mr.. Hager Comm, bill
to increase the pension of John Stock well,
late company X, 10Th Illinois infantry,
TO $36 per month was passed. The Senate
joint resolution to fill the vacancy on the
board Of regents of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition by the reappointment of Andrew D.
hite of New York was, on motion of
Mr.. Compton, adopted. A bill for the re-
lief OF Gen. John r. Brook, L. S. A. called
up by Mr.. Bingham (Pa.), encountered op-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14

An index 60 advertise.
meuts will be found On
Page 3.
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Continued on Second Page.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

At the adjourned meeting of the
board of education, the following
supplementary readers were ordered /:
Twenty copies information readers
No. ]; 20 copies information readers
No. 2; 125 copies Burroughs Birds
and Bees Sharp Eyes. ETC.; 100 copies
Hans Anders0n's stories; 500 copies
Pollard second reader; one COPY In
tcrmediate indexed dictionary.
The insurance committee reported
having placed additional insurance
on the new No. 4 rs follows.
In the local agency Of F. Bahnsen,
$1,000; in the agency of G. L. Quist.
q, 900.
It was ordered that all insurance
on public school buildings or poll
cies, new and old, be made concur
rent by the using Of . form supplied
by the board.
On recommendation of the commit
tee on heating and ventilation. the
proposition Of the Chicago Electric
Service company WAS accepted for
the introduction of their electric
heat apparatus, with payment rs fol-
lows: April l. "a, e2S5; Aug. Is. 81,
e285; Dec. 1, "a, e275.
A plank walk was ordered from
front to rear Of Building No. 2.
Bills were allowed ~ follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

At Moberly. No.. on Friday. C. L.
Pryor. IN express messenger on the
Northwestern railroad, running
through South Dakota, was ar.
rested for embexxling $1,000 Of ex-
press company money. A young
lady giving her name Is Minnie
Neck. and her residence ~ Rock ISL
and. was arrested with him. They
had 500. besides number Of checks
On their persons when arrested.
Minnie Neck was turned loose but
Pryor was taken TO South Dakota
Minnie Neck Is no other than "Nea.
lie" Zeigler, Of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
New Law Firm.

We take pleasure in announcing
the formation of . new law firm,
composed of Maj. H. C. Connolly and
Bernard ID. Connolly, his sen. The
firm name is Connolly & Connolly.
Maj, Connolly has lived IN Rock ISL
and nearly 40 years. As citizen,
lawyer, soldier, man of integrity,
and for loyalty to his clients he
needs no introduction or endorse
ment in this community. 1t is about
10 years since Bernard Connolly first
left Rock Island. He has devoted
these years to preparing himself fol
the practice of his chosen profession,
having graduated from the state uni.
versity Of Iowa, and for the past five
years he has been associated with
the law firm. of Douthritt, Jones &
Mason, 1T Topeka. Kan. one of the
leading law firms in the west, The
friends of his youth who remain in
Rock Island. will welcome his return
to his native place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Mc(.,,lA%BE- BROS.

Quick and sharp will be the
decision on the coats which we
shall offer on Monday and Tuse-
day-two days only.
Every one of our new wide
sweep skirt coats will be placed
on sale Monday and Tuesday,
Jan. - and g, At one price,
90. Every garment; nothing
reserved. This means our new
$3.50 coats for go. This means
our e22 coats for go. This means
our new go coats for go. Our
latest e19 coats for $40. Our 315
coats for SO. Our &l2.5O coats
for go. All new. All the latest
in tight-iitting waists with wide
sweep skirts. so, $40. $40, for
these two days only. None laid
aside--none reserved--no charges
made. Cash, spot cash. and
nothing but cash secures these
garments, and for two days only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Deputy Sheriff Henry kuehl. Of
Davenport, went to Linwood. or
Spinncyvillc. Saturday afternoon.
armed with . couple Of warrants. and
placed under arrest Harry F. and
Sarah E. Burger. The Burgers are
French, and when they pronounce
their name they accent it hard on
the last syllable. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mrs. Burger was. accord
ing to the report. the only person in
the hotel when fire broke out. The
Burgers and . family named Rey-
nolds wore interested in the hotel
with DR.. c. O. Seaman. The struc-
ture carried 5000 insurance, and
the furniture Of the Burgers was in
sured. while that belonging to other
parties was not protected. The Dem
ocrat says that altogether. the grand
jury has thought the circumstances
sufficiently suspicious to warrant the
arrests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
coRoNeR's INQUEST.
Tses usaa Over tie Henaans e CAsa.saa

Tat us,A Ovse TIE Heaaa.s q Chsa.slsn
Coroner Hawes on Saturday after
noon empanneled . Jury, composed
Of ]. w. Morse, foreman, B. F. Knox,
w. 8. Boggess Clyde Eberhard. W.
A. Darling and II. Ohaver.
Mrs. Mary Schantx, DR.. Sala and
Conrad Schneider and John Duuning
were the witnesses called, and the
testimony was - follows:
Mr.. Steinle came to Rock Island
Saturday morning 20 sell some Of
the produce Of his farm, and stopped
ut his sisters, Mrs. Schantx, house,
and complained Of not feeling we'll.
She tried to persuade him to remain
in the house, and lie down, but he
would not, and went out to
do some purchasing. etc.
After transacting what business
he had, he was returning. and on hit
way he met John Dunning. and
asked him to carry some parcels to
Twentieth street, between Third
and Fourth avenues, IS he was feel
ing weak. When Mr.. Dunning re
turned he found him lying in Spen'
Ger square, and going to him he
raised him to sitting posture, and
left him. Mr.. SCHNEIDER in tbs
meantime had been notified, and
soon after removed the old gentle
man to his store. DIR. Sala was
called, but too late. rs already hi.
pulse had ceased, but his heart wa.
still beating.
Upon examination it was found
that he was suffering with apoplexy
and although the usual remedies
were applied. they proved unavail
ing. and he expired in 10 minutes
after the doctors arrived.
The Coroaer's Verdict.
The jury after hearing the evi
dence. brought in the following yer
dict: christian Steinle came to hi,
death by apoplexy."
The funeral will occur at p. m
tomorrow from the German Luther
IN church, on Twentieth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Feeling that the poor Of our
city should be remembered dur-
ing the times Of our prosperity.
ws'Propstkeo d6Aate 70 tke La
dies'Iudustrial Relief society ono
fourth Of our entire cash sales for
Wednesday. Jan. -. An oppor-
tunity for practical charity. your
money to do double, duty. -
one-fourth of your Investment
will 60 direct to the needy poor
Of our city. through the medium
Of one Of the best charity organ
izations We have ever known.
Mrs. Sudlow. the president.
Mrs. Mixter, the secretary OF the
Relief society, will be accorded
the privilege Of examining orr
books covering this days busi-
ness, It is needless to add that
our extreme low prices will pre-
vail on this day the same ~
usual.
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
WHO rs TO BLAME?
THE UNIONS QUEER vERmoI.

The Daty Of the Asssssoe saA the etsse
BEARD u Easali.aaiea-Pressae CeaAs.
tseas 80 to What Thsy sAeslA - At
trib1esA.
The following appeared in yester-
day mornings Union:
The question. why is it that my
taxes are higher this year than last
year?" is frequently being asked Of
Assessor J. H. Cleland, and that gem
tleman. in referring to this fact, gave
. representative of the Union some
figures which will enable property
owners to answer this query for
themselves. To illustrate: As prop
erty in 1893 was assessed at a, $50,
while for 1894 the assessment is g.
900. The property holder looking at
these figures naturally would expect
a reduction in his taxes, but here
the state board of equalization inter-
venes. For 1898 the board made q
reduction of 80 per cent on the as
sessed valuation. and for 1894 cut of
fonly 20 per cent, leaving the equal
lied valuation of the property q. 905
and IS, 200 for the two years respec-
lively, and Mr.. A. has *27.7S more
taxes to pay this year than last, the
rate for the two years being $7.66
and q 81 per 800.
Regarding these assertions rs rath-
er peculiar, an ARGUS representative
called upon NJ. M. Sturgeon, men,
Der Of the state board Of equaliza-
ton. this morning. to ascertain the
facts, and Mr.. Sturgeon simply re-
ferrcd the reporter to the records in
his possession. ut is not within the
province of the state board of equal
ixation to assess" said Mr.. Sturgeon.
''Its duty is to correct any errors
that may have been made in assess
ment and to equalize assessments. >
He then referred the reporter to the
figures, which show that the entire As.
sessment Of 1898 of all property in
the county over 1892, was $751; 1861,
and further that in the city of Rock
Island alone, where Mr.. Cleland i.
assessor, the increased assessment o.
city and town lots in 1898 over 1892
was t195, 286, making the increased
| OoSCSSACut Va pACSCut uSSCSSOA VI
city lots alone in Rock Island, ex
coed the increase of the county on III
property, $6S,725.
The state Boards Duty.
Now If the state board were deal
ing with Rock Island alone, it Nigh
reduce this unreasonable assessment
but IN view of the fact that it become
its duty to act with reference to tn
whole county. and every town in it
to move indiscriminately in /,
reduction, would be to unreasonable
reduce the assessment of these othe
places. Inasmuch as the state Soar,
cannot deal with Rock Island alone
Rock Island must suffer for the act
of it's assessor. As proof. however
that Rock Island property assess
ment is unusually high, it may b
said that the average valu
per lot, in Rock Island, &C
cording to the report of the stat
board, is $271, while the Coo
county assessment is $25O.92, an
the average throughout the stat
e195.84.
To a man up a tree it would loo
as If the assessor were to blame To-
: this condition, and no one else.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Mayor vollmcr, Of Davenport. CALI
ed upon Mayor Medill yesterday.
with reference to the license ordi-
nance which has proven SO obnoxious
in Davenport. He said that Saturday
evening the council held an informal
meeting ut his Office, and the alder.
men seemed to favor q modification
of ut least tho most burdens0me
and unreasonable clauses Of it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Keep Il in the house and It will
save many IN anxious moment dur
ing the changes Of season and wealth
ee; We refer to DR.. Bulrs Cough
Syrup, the best remedy for cough
and cold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
BISHOP sPALDlNG SPEAKS
The Head Of Tits Catholic Diocese Do
Rome.

A newspaper representative has
had an interview in Rome with Bish-
op Spalding, Of Peoria, the head OF
the Roman Catholic church in this
diocese, who recently visited the
pope. Bishop Spalding stated that
he had heard absolutely nothing
either at the vatican or elsewhere to
give the slightest color to the re-
ports that Mgr. SatOlli was shortly
to be recalled. That Mgr. Satolli
will not remain permanently in the
United States" continued the bishop.
lis certain; as is also his elevation
to q cardinalate ere long, but it is
well known that the pope has cx-
pressed his satisfaction with the
manner in which Mgr. Satolli &C.
quilted himself of the mission en-
trusted to him, and l have no reason
to suppose his holiness has any de-
sire to recall him At short notice
Ny impression is that majority o.
the North American Catholics have
not regarded the presence of the
apostolic delegation favorably, and
10 uOts MOREOVER OelleSe Cu8L CuS
interests of the Catholic church viii
in any sense be advanced thereby.
"Do you believe the pope will Sc,
fit to intervene in the school q ues
ton at any future timer"
TIE Baltinore Coaventaoa.
His holiness laid definite pro
nouncemcnt in ordaining that the res
olutions of the Baltimore congress
are to be acted upon. and this declar
alton must suffice, especially in viev
of the facts that the resolutions ar,
respected by the American clerg,
and episcopacy."
HAS the pope to your knowledg
or belief, made any declaration witt
respect to the two Catholic universe
ties at Washington?'
His holiness had no reason T.
make any pronouncement on tn
subject, seeing that no real conflic
exists between the two universities.
In the course of his remarks Bisho
Spalding said he intended to remain
some weeks longer in Rome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Thin and impure blood is made
rich and healthful by taking Hoods
|Sarsaparilla. 1t braces up the nerves
and gives renewed strength.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

We keep everlasting at it. Our Dress Goods
stock is special hobby of ours and shall continue
this week to offer bargains such you know we have
done during the past six days. Any one who intends
buying new dress this should be on hand at
our Dress Goods sale this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Generally fair weather; decidedly
colder, Temperature below zero to-
night; northwcsterly winds.
F. J. WAI.x. Observer.
, 1894-07-21
2|Inaemeiner pro0uftenmarFt.

SOI9enbe Preiie wurOen BET srOBeren 4arz
tieelt er5telt:
N,e6l- Starter g8ei5en 0atette) porsr
an9elebt All S3.40@3.65 III 6ol5; 1peiher
Q6ei5el (Yateltte) S 3.20@3.3O barter @ei5en=
S%adermebl S1.20@2.O0 III 9Gfen ; met6er
8et5e1IzSGdermebl 81. 70@1.90; oEeo 0o9"
Sl.30@1.40 in SGfeu; Wtnterluei3en S2.4O
@2.55 i'll 6OlS.
&o99en- Gerfduie na9 Gro6e warer
geo. 2 47@-c., SEQ. 8 40@42c.
@eu gut bis por5i9liD 81 .O0@12.00
@orn- 8erfGtie no6 grobe moreu
9to.2, 42@43c,, gto.3 423@424c., 9tO. 4424@
434c.
Ntuterw GerfGufe ua6 8ro6e
lpareu SEQ. 3 ROTH SOC.
SriiDtG5rS 90 ei3en-9to. 4-c.
u er It e; Seine 8ert6ufe.
9afer: SertGufe na9 4ro6e waren :
SEQ. 2, 32@35c.
g Gmereten- Sla9s $3.50; &imo=
tip $500; Slice 1925.
.8lete- $13@13.5O.
Q8 B tSfep- 1922.
utter 8eite @reamerpzQS aare lie;
quite 16@163c; mittelmGBtge 14@15c
0alrp, belte, 144c; mittel8ute ulIo quite 11@
1876; frti6er Badiug Gtod 103c.
&6ie- Oouug american 5000. @6wei-
SertGle S@13Ic., gimburQer CSC. @7c.
@eflit9el- Spring G6t6ens 12c.
@6nie $4,000 bos Duben0.
@ter-9 &c per 0ubeub.
9 0 6ueu-8eite ,9tauies" 81. S5@1. 80
nlittel9ute $1.80@1.85; nit Der O&ai9ine ges
reini9te $1,25@1.75.
Orb en- 9etrofnete, 9riine, 873@9Oc.
&ortof feln- Stole S1.60@1.75 Das
IQB. Garlp Ohio 81. 25@1.4O.
D nj S1.25 per Gale.
n IN n o o - o II 1 OSrE1 ~ por Co.,
@etDelbeereu- 81 .50@S1. 10.
@ a d eIbeeren- 5Oc@$1. 90.
&tr@eu-1. 5Oc@$2.OO per Sale.
Nep Ell 25@50c Sic 8or.
Us a iermeIoueu S2O@S30 per
100.
8ononeu- $1.25@1.5O per 8un6.
@ttrouen- So. 50@5.O0 Die 8or.
9Oui9- &eiBer &lee, III 9iunoe a6gez
tbeilt, 114@123c; ni9t 10 bell, 1O@1Ic;
buffet 1O@1O3c baS Pfuno; ouS9elolener
5@6c.
IS ii - @eiBfraut, S1.95@1.5O;
Die Crate; 8llmeufobl 25@5Oc per Obo. ;
Gelerte -@-c oa6 0uBeuD; @eiBe 8iibell
4O@45c OoS &uibel; Gtedrii6en cas-
ooS4 Sap WoOrrijbet 10@15c bas GuBeuo
@urfeH 20c "a C. Oos 0ubenO; Ggs
Flont g ooS @uBeuO; Surge Grbz
leH 81:75 Der Gaie; 3wiebellt, iun8e
Sl.15@2.25 per Sap. Somate1 75c. @S1. 90
Der @0le, @ 4 6orbe; 8obneu S2.50@S3. 90
Der Il Sul9elsS Cat; Spor9el $2.50@$3,O 90
per 5 Dos. Crate.
&ol9- go. 1 44e, SEQ. 2 &c.
@ 3mterfett- A 44c, B &c, Selbes
&c.
Sefeucorn-Q(u f Der ga6n ,,fair" bis
oGboice", grimes 34@3}c; mittlereS, roth
ooer bloBforbt8 3@34c; raub u1b grob 20
&c; u@botce", grimes, SIT Gorpets8Iriten
33c; oSel=lporftu9", grimes 22@3c; roth
Der 9elb euot9enbeS 2@3c.
, 1894-07-21

Gom StatiOn8gebau6e aus pinfte err
noeb einmal 5uriid; Nonn Oerbarg CT iidl
unO rte6 feline Nu8en.
@enn Nnna fiinfti9 BEL fteigen6em
Boblltanoe, boS 8eltreben 3ei9te, ieDent
8ebirtniiie Ben Sbein bcS Oefduigen 81
9eben, unO ais Nutoritdt in Saben bcS
guten @el3madS BON ibren 0tacbbarinnen
ST. Gat6c ge5o9en tpurbe, bann iaete Soc
Wtiuer, beri6mtbt LGcbelno: v9a8 bat ite
bon benz Sramp. @5 muB 0oc6 mebr 6az
binter 9cipeien lein."
Sill aber cling sur Scbule un6 trdlmte
baOon, &rdii0ent Oer @ereint9ten Staaten
III iperberl.
, 1894-07-21

rSelti9es (9srmar) gag, u9itNItli6eS Garl5bOosr
GaI5", ooer pSmpropeo @orlsbaOer Gait, uuO inter
pielen anberen 8e3eidatngeu gu p~ertaufeu Iu9en, inter
Ger aupretiuug, OoB nbiefe ebeuio gut" ieiem, loie Die
6Gte %robufte oou @arls6oo, luel0e brett aus oi
Uelt6eriibmteu Guelet g%eoouueu iueroeH.
9ie3 6erubt nm 0uf elmer GduI0uu9 oe8 QuDGfnu8
ees 8rBBeren @sroieniteS lpegerl cen Der betrefftubc
9Inbter all bieIeH Jali9uHseH ma4t. SIT tuuFG.
der @ein 10 gut Wte G@ter? MirDe irgeuN
SemanO iUiIeHtitD fiuitI9eu @eir benz natiirltGeu
Gait Der 9iebeu 0or3ieGeu? Marulu benn fi0 ppu eieien
6aliduu8en bi1terflbreu laIeu. ipciiea lpenu bic Sc,
innbDett aQ6sI in 8roge fommtl @ie uaturltneu Bro,
QUITE Der Gleleu bon CARLSBAD RutDa:teu 0eltouotGst(e.
bic fanitli0 ul4t ~bergeIteIt lgeroeu foRuen. Sett SoDr,
bunbsrten Itno Die @8Gfier BEN @arl8DaO lpeQeu ibrcy
9eiItptrfuug BEL &ranfbeiten Der Sober, 9}tereu uno be5
Ma9eus ruBmIiGft betaurt.
Sos aGte sarIsbaOer Spruoel=go(s ipiro brett ou8
Der SprpOelaueae uutcr Der Setting Der GtQOtQemeiu0.
@ari8bao aeIop1ner, unb burd9 berea ageuteu fir bic
Geretni9teu StaateH, Die @tsuer & MenDelIuu Com.
panp, Stem 9prf, p~erfanft. Sebe 6laI6e bes a0t inpors
ttrtet @aIerS uuN S~prubeI=Sai3es muB pbtQe3 gtaot,
iie3eL, iolpie Die ltuteriarift Der ~2(geuten aGtsner g.
I~tenoeliOn So, 152-l54 Trantliu Ctr, gselu gorfs
a ii Der Gillette babeH. gu BADEN in alien @pOt0eten.
@an bite it0 oOrSGGi9Nu9em
SEE Staotrat0 GarlSbaS.
, 1894-07-21
NArftOeri0t.
G6ica9O, 81. Sui.
2Iusmdrtiee WGrfte.

G3luBpreiie III QSei5en u1b Corn III alt6e:
reu StGOteu mdren:
8ei5en Stem gorf: SuGi 563c:
Septelu6er 589c. ct. 2outS: Sui
504c; september 5OSc. -0ulut6 Suli soc
September SIC. - Mimueapoli5: Stuff 578c;
september 55&c. Baltimore: Suli 54gc;
Sept. 553c.-&oleoo Sab, 524c; Sept. 53gc,
-UttllDdufee: Sab 514c; September 53c. -
Getrolt: Sab, 524C; Geptbr. 534c.
@orn-9tew 0orf: Sult 1870; Septem=
Der 465c.-St. Eonis: Snli 398c; September
, 1894-07-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Notnmont of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
"nhu"l Ol&IVilUHt COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten-
dent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
full S900 000 90
, 1894-07-21

- Ser Sournaliit 6, p. gtensarten in
5tiga beabitcbtigt i'm Qtuguit bieieS Sabre8
cine fir ie93einbatb Sabre berec6ncte
6uBtour I'M bic Gr6e ou3utreten. Sir
bteien ettpaS umitGlbliben Wtari1 bat iic6
&engarten iopeit t%rainirt, 6aB er 6 bis Z
9eo8rapbii6e 0teilen per Sag obne S0wiez
ri9teiten %5uriifIegen fam. gr iptu einen
9iener unb einen 6unO sur Sorti9affung
zines pbotograpbii6en 2(pparateS nitnebz
melt. 9ie 9teiicutenitIieu mid it9 st. aus
aluminium berlteIen laiien, olIcb ieine
@afien ioQen m09Iibit lei9t fem, Ser
untcrnebutenOe GOuriit, Ser bic Soften fitr
feline Geiie OurD GOrreipOnOenSeu al 9roBe
GogebIGtter auf5ubringen ge6entt, beabiicb>
ti8t, ais SG9erianer DnTc6 Die aIte unb bic
neue @elt 81 i9reiten. SIM ndcbften gBtns
ter iou Ser Siben NuBIanOs, Der 9oufaz
ills, 9eriten, bas Gransfaipigebiet, 8u7
clara uno 5urfeitan bur6tpanoert tper6en,
Darartf in 5net Sommern Stbirien unb bo5
n0rOIibc China, enOIi3 Sapan, Sibz un6
g~tproamertfa, europa.
, 1894-07-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

annual statement CoMPAHY Of HartfoTd fn IN N the
State of Connecticut OH the 31st day of De.
cember, 1893: made to the Insurance Superin.
tendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of CAPITAL Stock paid up in
, 1894-07-21
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SAnn"eI Ot0'UhIVHt RANCE COMPANY of Rock
Iord IN the State of Illinois on the 31st day OF
december 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
tendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law;
Capital.
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
waco to Hava a cotton palana

Waco, Tex, Feb 6.--The call of the
Commercial club for meeting tonight
ia the interest of the Cotton palace
project brought out large number of
representative citizens, and commit
tees representing every line of BUSH
ness. The sentiment was unanimously
expressed that the necessary funds
can be raised and steps were taken to
this end. The capital stock of the
Cotton palace was placed at 100000,
at shares of $25 each, $50, 900 to be paid
up and subscriptions for stock to be
paid at the rate of 10 per
cent a month An active canvass by-
committees representing every line Of
business and every advocation will be
commenced tomorrow The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed and the greatest
confidence of the success of the enter
prise is manifested.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
MONUMENT UNVEILED
BY the WoodmeR Of the World Yesterday
Afternoon at the Cemetery.

The unwilling ceremony at the ded-
ication of the monument, at the city
cemetery yesterday afternoon by the
order of the Woodmen of the World
was witnessed by fully 300 people
The ceremonies were very interesting
and reflected great credit upon the
officers and embers who partici-
pated.
The Rev. DR.. Garrett acted as ora.
tor for the occasion, and in the course
of his remarks signified his approval
of the work of this order in providing
for the dependent ones of deceased
sovereigns, and honoring their dead.
The vocal music of the guartette COM
posed of Sovereigns A. Thomas, H. r.
w. Bruck, q. W. Covey and ID, II.
Loring was greatly admired and add.
ed considerably to the effectiveness OF
the services.