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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
9ie 8uubog.Bfeiie.

@ls gum eriten Mal eine besrenate
Quantitdt Sabaf unb einige pfetfen
na9 gnaldnb gelangten, eraDbte fi1
pie ganse @eienf9aft obne urterf9ieb
bes @efh[e9ts 70 ipeit tpie mDsli1 an
ber neusn Meanie. Daher mar ber 5u
BebDte ftebenbe9abat raid berbrau9t;
bas g1du9en aber ipolIte man nibt
aus1eben; unb baber muBten alsbalb
biirre Rartoffel>, 2attid<, 5dafgarbez,
Weibe< unb anbere 8ldtter gum grfab
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

finbst, tets serI1lasea, bu iis NIT ns's q: !
iagenbaftsn .elurieaufus", elmer srt
ipilbsr Geenbdmonsn - Dtelsi1t <tsier
garricatur Der antiten oatprt - tn
3uTammenbans sebraAt iperbstt ny
gnaldnber baseseu hsbtm fOl4t vrt.
fen forsfdltis auf unb slanbsn, edb
ibr 8eIib Slid brtngs; n,ande gnss
Idnber trasen folde iabrelans beftdrs
bia nit ii9 berum. Inter ben mooer<
men irlGnbifden pfeifen ftnb bic Dars
fteIIunqen BON Befen, Bldiebdlgen urto
ssiebeln (.in gliidsibmbo) am bsu1sra
iensipertbeiten. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

-@erfdnappt. 5slfen Sis
einer armen mittipe unb stpei Waifen,
gutter 9err! - Sic iinb al1o Wiittpe2
- I9 ia, lteber 6err! - Wo ift benn
Sbr Manns - N4, Der Ddaabunb
Iiegt tpieber au 6aus unb i9Idft ieiuen
Rauf1 aus!
% Or 9eri1t. Mi1ter: Ginb
Sic f1ulbig ober ni9t2 - Mnseflaq=
Ter: S9 slaubte, icb Isi fdulbig, eber
mein 6err Wsrtbsibigsr meinte. i9 fei
eB ni6t, unb tpenn sic ibn reb.n b1<
rem. bann tperben sic es ibm aud
glauben!
ssm grdmen. Der 2anbs
neriHtsprdiibent S9ulae fragt in Der
Geri9tsbon3 n3ieberpriifuns sinen Gras
Elinanten: @asen sic nit NAL: Melz
mts TT pobl bas erite geridt in
Dtutfhldnbs - Run, in benfe: Wan
begfnnt tpobl allsntbaIbsn sttD0bnli1
init Der Suppe!
- DesbdIb. Jreuen sic iid
iilitM, bab ih Sic tn nsein 0er3 ges
a6loien babes Sapobl. G9on UNI
Der sabIrsiden geieufdaft uiIIsn, bic
i1 ba treffen iperbe.
Gbeitanbsfrenbtn -
Junger Gbrmann (auf benz Corridor
iGnuppernb): nDu bait pobl bas gf.
len drbrennsn laijen, Jrouden9@ -
Bruu (triunpbirenb): 30 nsiH. bisss
nal ift's uniert Nahbarin; nber mir
miiiftn trpBbem I'm Neitaurant ellen.
49, Htius babe If uGmIi1 Derial3fnlS
Utfhmtidelt. Dame !:
.@ie ifnb mir 0nf ben Uub gttreten,
snein 6srr.~ Orr. .uber OrduI.in.
p<x ioHte benfsn, b16 bies Bel eiilem
n Hsiusn DnB6sn m0sIi6 IT,
Gin pnntofffIbsIb. -
Der Meutitr Miller fltbt 70 nntsr benz
aniofjtf, bnb ibm 1eine 0r1l nsuli4
1lusxn 9lpu0n fortn0bm, islls neil fr Ia
Is a1sl1sitsIrita fpisIl. .s {
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16
Hfeife aus ben Waounbs.

Sn Mnnerita sloubt man I'm MlIge<
rleinsn, bic tursftieligen plumpen pfei-
fen ieien eine gigertbiimlihfeit ST.
lnnbs; dber in Srlanb ielbft fiebt es
niAt barna1 aus, lnb baB aud In
friiberer 3eit biefe 8easihnung feline
beIOnDers 5utrefftHbe mar, bafiir aeu~
gen bic b;elen pfeifen nit lnngem @tisl
tlnD 5ierlihem fleinsn Ropf. tptIde
man bort hdufig aus ber Grbe gssrn<
ben Fat; biefe fogenunnten GeenS ohsr
glfenpfsifen iperbsn BON benz atxrS
sIdubifden irIdnbifden Bauer. bsr iie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

praftif1. Gr: SD Iisbe
sic innig, Grdulein glIu, burfte bisz.
Der aber nod niht baran benien, nm,
Sic dn3ubaltsn. Sect aber babe id3'
MIR cine Rleinigteit erIpdrt nnb frdQs,
Gie.ob Sie metn Meib tperben tponen2,
- Sic: SD geftsbe Jbnen, baB iH'
sic duh gdn5 germ babe; aber bsontz,
ipOrtsn sic mir bite eint 0rage: Sf
nit alsiuigisit sroB2! - ! J.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

lInangenebn. M.:: .sSH
Define 9rant ipirfIih ID febr fdtpers
bDrig91 B.: r2eiber. Wte i6 ihr
meine 2iebe ertIGrte, bab' icb fD
fhreien miiiTen, bdB mir sleih bie
gan5e Noabarfdaft sratulirt bat!1
MnIitiDs. Sunger Qlr3t:
,gleulih babe i9 eiEem patienten bns
Qsben gerettsi!" golIega: s6o -
mar II benn in's waifer oefuQenr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-16

ndgfe an t1lll, Dds fortlffe er ntd1f Der=
gefen.
au9 i'm aeben b;eB iie gpa, bic er
bamals an fein 9ers genommen NIT
tauIenb giben nnb 8etbeuerungen, bic
ibm eeslau6t unb bic er baum berz
laifen...
3amals batte er iih ietn Slid na9
eigenem riidli6tsloien Grmefen au
griinben stslaubt, als er bann ben
2od1ngen eines rei9en, i9onen, perz
tpDbnten Meibes folste unb nit ibr,
getragen bon 5einsm aiinftlerrubme,
auf Der 50be bes Dafeins lebte.
&ls aber Der @liids5tern iber fet-
mem 5aupte anfing 5u srblaffen, als
er In Jolge elmer f9tperen Rranfbeit
feine Gtimme perlpr urtb ge3punsen
mar, ben Riinitlsrberuf auf5ugeben,
als fem Gtol5 berbs ardnfungen err
Tit unb ibm bie anfbeinenb 3rerle,
fhper grrungene i'm neten 5aumel
fiiHbiger 2eibcnfdaft babonging, ibn
nnb bds fleine Mdbhen einssMnberen
ipesen berlieB, rnb ibm 70 na1 etpigen
Gefeben bergalt, mas ct felbft berbros
hen,ba batte er iih tDieber aufgerafft.
bic Gtdbt berlafen, IN Der ibm 70 piel
1Inbeil tpiberfdhrer. feline Renntniife
beripertbet, fein galsgf nsii erfannt.
go mar aus benz gefeierten 9dnger
Elm beliebter. gefddster G6rifiFteIey
getpDrbeI
Sabre fparen ba5u n1thig gefDefe1
sabre bon Arbeit uHb GnttduIhuns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
AND LABOR.
A Wholesale Inquiry Proposed
by a Representative.
JUSTICE BREWER PUT ON DEFENSIVE

Along with Every United States Judge
Who HAS inierscrcd with the Proceed
in-s OF Labor Inions OF the
Resolution states ysis FnsItion-Pcnce
Makes the amcple Honorable for Ills
Recent Vigorous Talk.
WASHINGTON, Feb. as.-Referring TO his
resolution OF inquiry into decisions affect
iag the rights OF labor given by Judges
Brewer, now on the supreme bench;
Dandy. Jenkins. Kicks and others Of
United States courts. Somers OF Wiscon-
sin, says: Il represent the district in
which Judge Jenkins lives. The Judiciary
committee il awaiting an opportunity to
Investigate the action of Judge Jenkins in
eujoing railroad employees. Ny resolutions
seek 10 broaden that investigation so that
it viii show what other judges have de-
ciied. have had no consultation with
Judge jenkins, but il has seemed unfair
that he should be singled out Tor a con-
gressional investigation when other
judges have mado similar decisions. The
Investigation may discioscthat the decisions
have gone too far in which case it may &c
necessary to modify the Jaw.
The Inquiry ~ tn Judge Brewer.
"rhe resolutions will relieve the invcsti-
CATION Of all poliiica! significance. as Mr..
Jenkins is Democrat and the judges
named ia my resolutions are Republicans.
l hc7e to have the judiciary committee
and the house consolidate all the invcsti-
cations" The title al the resolution to
investigate tie action OF Justice Brewer :
TO Investigate the circumstances Attend
N. the Decision in the Case OF the United
states W. Kane la the United States Cir
cuit Court To- the District of Colorado
The resolution specifies that report
shall be made to tie house whether in
any OF said matters or things the Hon.
David J. Brewer, judge of sand court ,'ex-
ceeGed lis jurisdiction. abused the powers
OF process OF said court, or oppressiyely
exercised the same rs judge to intimidase
! or wroa-iully restrain the emplo-es OF any
railroad o. the officers of labor organizs-
| tions.'
The other Investigations requested are of
| the action OF Judge William Il. TAFT. of
the circuit court Of the northern district
of Ohio. la issuing iniunctions il the case
oi the Toledo. Ann Arbor and Northern:
Michigan railway vs.. the Pennsylvania
| company; OF the notion OF Judge Elmer
! ;. Dundy, Of tine district of Nebraska, IN
the case Of Oliver AInes and others agains.
the Jnica Pacific railway on Jan. -. So
the action of Judge James Ii. Beatty in
the case Of the Coeur d'Alene Mining com
| pany against the Miners union, OF Ward
ner. Idaho. July II. i6,,2; the action o.
Judge D. y. pardee. ot the circuit court
Of the northern district OF Texas. in Spril
lsS6. in the matter of Higgins ct a.. and
of Judge Augustus Kicks, Of OHIO, il
the Ann Arbor case. These cases all in
vo,vc the rights OF lahol'ing men to Strike
and the decisions whion ;ire called in cues
tiOu extend over term of years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
EMPLOYEES TO HAVE a HEARING.
Az Order As to the Union Pacific issued
by Caldwell and Saaborn.

Az Order As to the Union Pacific issued
by Caldwell and Saaborn.
OMAHA, Feb. 2s.-Empioyes of the Union.
Pacific are to have "A hearing upon the
wage question, and will be invited to meet
President Clark. OF the system, and Others
whom he may elect March ID in conference,
said conference 10 continue from day to day
until an agreement is reached. This much
has been ordered by the circuit court of
the United States. Judges Caldwell ard
Sanborn have issued TIE following on APP
plication of General Solicitor John Nj.
Tnurston. who stopped of at 81. Louis en-
route TO New York for that purpose:
''First-That the petition Of the receivers
for leave TO So; aside and annul the seized
uies of wages of the employees on the
Union Pacific system il force when they
were appointed. and 70 adopt new sched-
ules egualiZing-and in some cases redsc-
ing-the wages OF the employees lie set
down for hearing before the circuit judges
OF Omaha, Neb, on the 2.th day of March,
1874.
second - That tie receivers forth
with. or as sooa as may be practicable,
invite the proper Representatives of the
| employees ON said system to attend con-
ference at Omaha. commencing ON the
isth day of March, lesi4. Tor the purpose of
comforting with :. Il. II. Clark, receiver
! (who Is hereby specially designated and
| selected to condact said conference in be-
half Of the receiversi, anu such other per-
son or persons rs he may select to act with
! him, 1T which conference the entire matter
OF proposed changes i'll wage schedules
shall I've taken up and as far as possible
agreed upon between the said Clark and
said representatives of the employees. Such
| conference to continue from day TO day
| until such agreement j. reached
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Cma.rrNN NOr,sE,

STE ral.II g. % ~ 1. ;,.i,,. See.
In the Circuit corr. Of said county 10 The May
torn. A. ~ la.
Rock island saving BfuS W Jphg -. R7yroifs
Elisha 2. RUyuuits. ar.. Aucv ". thaunor q.
nct-ev Gcynods, Ausn p. Reynolds aud Ben
hsvrniht, q rnrIl 10. ai Eta haucnsy.
An invif ~ nru-r side .,. % aohu ". Reynolds.
Elisha y ReyuoIls. if. ncf.Cy Ecyuu i- an. Tea
Reya,lds r,pCaif % wit Ems above cefcndauis.
lncy y. Chuuu1u ma tm rda Reynolds ha. tag
h. go tioi % hH c Hrs Oh 90 ftr circui; court
of said roun'r. notice 3. therefore .. rely given
to thu .asr ron-fe4ifru H. dartt 'ltlf the com
pliruat fiei i1 tlt C'C-k'. ui 'c it- ui' OF tom-
plant In rltI rour.. or o.. .harccsv side "a n
81. o. D. 9 D. dnf cf urrcrr rrr. a. u fSl4 aud
that sguufon~ ~ been is.set on - said rnuf Q
wherein sale sll' IL puN p rfin-. -rturuabie on
the fret ~ fndAv ir th. meath o. Af1y uesl, o.
~ Ia v required.
Sow uni. 81. you. tn aaid ruu-fcsidenf ecfcn.
danis tbpve aired John ~ Reynolds. rllsaa 4
Reynolds. ~ ts srY 10 mid faud Eca i.eynnid-
shall ucgsrnuliy be ard e 4ptar before the said
rtruul; cpurt on the frHt day 81 ih. next
term thereof. o. be- bIidcr ~ tnck Island IA
ant Cor said couu.r. or Doe ar.t Mondy IN
MAJ next. nuf ricHd. answer tr demur u
the said comrlil IHr.'a D. Do 90 complaint. ths
samc aud IN uafief- ava thiugs tteruin cnarTc,
and stated will De taken - confessed, ana y de-
cree entered a-tiu-t yuu according O. the prayer
of said bill
Encs leland. IN .. Feb sn.L. =. ". '-ol.
tFpHGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
JACKSON \ irrsT. Corp r. sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The senate re-
ceives' a number Of petitions against re-
duc:ion of existing duties, agreed to reso-
luton asking the interior department for
its latest census information in regard to
manufactures. held an executive session
and adjourned
Inthe house Pence made an apology for
remarks remarks rejecting on brother
members in his speech on Monday. !. Bland
tried to get an agreement a to a vote on
the seigniorage bill, and failing OF a
quorum the debate on the bill was con-
tinued. Taylor of Indiana introduced a
resolution OF investigation of the pension
Office medical corps to find it 1t WIS mak-
ing false reports and unjust decisions on
pension cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
1nNn,.r.EN Nora,,n.
sr,Tr oF fLI.lN0

- " = W ahtst 49, 90.
rocN lawn COUNTY.
lathe Cir suiI Court ~ s1hl i.ock f-srG eouGty.
30 the May term A. y. t~t
rnch tslanu saving hful u. inha ". HeT.
nolsls. ,sla q. nevuo'cs, j.. lrcy ". Cnan-
non. setsHv NuYuOId-. Amanda X yro'd- and
Ben Reynolds. ln tbaur. rs ttcr . 30 HHi.
sficHvt nl bot. o. sfuurc % isfu "a. Rev
nold-. = .shu T. rrvrr't y. Esfsay htNnoe~
and " u huyrolIs imulI if .Ii vs. n tho above de-
fendafts usy a. Chsntcu ngd AMANDA Hcy-
rods. having b.. r'Ca ~ the clerk =
slilcc ~ the cirruIf cont a. slif roln-
~. npff-u i thsrCfo-r re-cbr sivUa 20
the sad unn-rt-idrut o.ftrGsri- THAT the
eomplaiafr' fiod in the e. ~ ofil e It's bill 81
compliant In Sad cru-f. on thc chsnrcry eide
thtrrof On thu rverff "a dav - December.
A. ~ fSaS and that arHt~-nu- ha- been issued
cut OF said cont. whcrv'f said -u.t j. now p,ni-
ins. returnah'c On thc fr-t Ncnity IN she
month ~ NAY rcxt. as is BY Nv required.
Now. uulcss yan, tlr E.'l Uuu rg-iicut de-
PENDANTS above NAMED. .olin n. reyrolds.
Elisha p. teynods, IT,. fr'scy &c vnp'd- ana
ben Reynolds. shall ifslaul li'v Dc ura appear be-
fore said cirrut couft ca thg d,-t dHy ui the ncxf
tern hereof. 20 he holden al Rock sand ~
and for The ~iid county. on tie frsf NouGay Ia
May rexf. and rlend. answer Or dcuur tn the
aud thr maiter- qua tiiir'- ihsraiu charged
aud sta'cd viii De "a o. b. cnr'cFsed. nad he
cror entered avniGa. yor nrcu-tin- 20 the rrayci
Ol said riii.
Ho Island. Inirois. Tch. 3. 1891.
GEqRG. 81 CANDLE. Clc-s.
JArKsnS < ifrusI Comp sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
VIII violate the Order.

ST. PAUL Feb. 2s.-General Master
Workman Sovereign, of the Knights OF
Labor, in an interview stated that in his
Des Moines speech he had perhaps used
rather strong language in referring to
Judge jenkins. but the provocation was
great. Neveri iaeles> he certainly intended
e violate the injunction served upon him
by which it was sought; To restrain him
from intercourse with the Northern Pacific
employees. In talking TO the railroad EN-
picycs he would not be restrained in any
way from expressing his views nor in voic-
ing his opinion as 10 the attitude of the
tptIrtS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Allison Approves of Kaiser Billy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Allison. who was
delegate to the international monetary
conference AT Brussels in 1892. was shown
the Associated Press dispatch from
London regarding the attention which
Emperor William of Germany is giving
TO bimetallism. lie said: Emperor William,
If he is doing that, is showing himself
man of sense. This matter is becoming
very important in Germany. and already
commission is Investigating the subject.
Things are working very well for the re-
storaticn of silver. The bimetaiiic league
in England Is growing stronger every
tiay -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28

DIS MONIES, Feb. 2S.-The heuse sup
preston Of inteInperance committee had
agreed on Il bin 20 regulate the sale of liz
uors. il imposes a tax of 5000 on each pc -
son engaged in the business, to he collect
cd by the county authorities in quarterly
instalments. Regulations ara prescribed
a. To the place where the liquors are sold
Cities must make ordinances governing
the details of the business. The present
law is left unchanged and its operation
suspended whore the tax Is paid. The hill
is a combination OF the Harsh, brewer,
Chasscli and almost every other measure
80 FAR presented 10 the legislature, con-
taInins at least one feature of each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
ILLINOIS GENITAL TRAIN oeaAILsp.
Eleven Pers7 rs Severely Hurt, But None
uf Then, Fatally.

Eleven Pers7 rs Severely Hurt, But None
ST Them Fatally.
DuRANT, Mss, Feb. ga train on the
Illinois Central road was derailed three
miles from here. The smoker struck .
broken rail and with the ladies' coach was
thrown down a high embankment. and Sc
we're injuries were inflicted upon nearly all
the passengers.
given: y. j. Williamson, Columbus. O.; j.
b. Cole, Lexington. Miss: ID. W. Gresham,
Durant: {. y. Henderson, Jackson, Tenn;
X. r. Montgomery, Greenwood, Miss; Mr..
W. IL. Preston. Marcella, Miss: Vale
Harvey, kosciusko, Miss; Lee Garrett,
Colonel Brocksinaa, and two unknown ne
groes. The extent OF the injuries OF those
taken from the wreck has not been fully
determined, but none will die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28

seaied ptcrosais will ~ rCc-iv q a. tn city
Gle k's otnce. EocS Island. ~, uuti Norday.
Mrrch 10 isai ~ o'cioCk p. N 4. tyr ems ruc,ing
the Improvements ordsrei ~ M ordnance ~ 'he
thu citv 81 u Ok 'siand. ~ passed Fch L. 1871.
entitled "An ordinance for We cnrsr getipn OF q
sewer from noinf ~ he confer Scverth ave-
nue. !, feet east CYt west TIVE e Twerty-rrst
strive. thcnce ea-i ~ fhe cen ~ ff Fwcuil -trst
street the-rc sou'h ~ = flnt fiH f,ct - y cf
the -cn Nv of Ninth avenue w Tao cry ~ .'cs
Island. ~.
risns and specifications can ~ seen u she city
CLERKS tf'irf.
AZ bits must 10 arc fmrnnic with cert h-f
chesk On surlr Eurk tsisnI back w the sun uf
.uu han,lr % ana iT tsi,'i dollars. PAYABLE %
thu mayer - said city. iu rasf The hifdtr sfaii
tail to enter ln'u CHnIfItf vi ~ RIVED Snrrt -
ioeNccatr ~. wurs frr 80 rrie. ucnttnncsi N
his hid. Ttu city res rvs tuc rlht % rciccs
any 90 AZ h'd..
i;ocs isiani. ills. Feb 81 fsql
\. " tltF-fSt.. q ~ Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Omaha Tiger Is Chained Tn.

OMAHA, Feb. 2S.--As u result of public
agitation Chief of Police Seavey ordered
all the gambling houses in Omaha closed,
the order to take effect March 5. For a
year and half gambling has been carried
on openly under what is known as the dis
orderly house city ordinance, which pro-
vided monthly fine of 500 for each keeper
of u gambling room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
snniNssraArog~ SorsCs.

Estatc 90 Mary a Bunrher. deceased.
Tte unde ~icrsa having been appointed admin.
istrasor of the estate 80 Mary A Brncier. l.'e ~
the county ct Rock Island. stae 81 Illinois, de-
Spfore the county court 30 f.otk Island eoun-
~, at the oficc OF The clerk 80 fsid court. In
the eifv ~ Rcck Island. ~ the May tern, ~
the list Monday Nay pgxi, ~ wSich
time all persons hsvn- claims Against SAID go
tate are rotiaed and requested % aftcr0 cor tte
purpose Of having the same adjusted. Al per-
scus indebted 20 said estate are requested To
maze frmccfsfr revmcrf IN tho urcersigncr.
Dated this f1th dav % February. A. u. fsai.
J. Y. JOHNSTON.
nistr,tor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Fer Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softcns the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoca.
TWENTY-FIVE Gems bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Tho Silver agitation.

The silver agitation is making q
great stir but the benefits from it will
be nothing compared with the i'm
ves:ment of a silver quarter in Sim
mons Liver Regulator powder. 1t
agit ates the liver and cures bilious
ness and sick headache.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Kaiser ,yi,hrlm Wants to he In II.

BERLIN, Feb. Is. - DIR. Won Lucanus.
chief of the civil cabinet, has written to
the burgomaster of Gottingeu, Hanover.
saying that Emperor William is DESTROYS
OF being associated with the project TO
build IL tower ut Gottingen, where Prince
bismarck studied before he entered the
army. This tower, according to the propo-
sition, is to bc named after Prince Bis
fnprck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
vatican Opposes the scl,cm,.

LONDON. Feb. 2s.-A dispatch to The
Chronicle from Rome says: The Vatican
is opposed to the new taxation scheme of
Finance Minister Son;nno. This is due To
the fact that it recently made a large in
vestinent in Italian rentes aud because of
the belief that the scheme will have bad
effect On trade generally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Hiner Has Issued hi, Or,lcr.

DENVER, Feb. 2s.-Judge Riner, in the
United States circuit court, has issued an
order directly to the receivers Of the Union
Pacific system that all agreements h.
tween the employees and the company af-
ferting the operation of the property he
and remain in force in all parts of Col
Orado until further orders Of the conrt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28

tlen4en, honorabls men who are serving
their country as they believe, instead Of
their own personal gain"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28

Na,lcs nf s,,.soln,see.

Public notice 10 hereby given that the arm Of
A. ~. al. J. PARKER. heretofore conducting the
suudry business NJ 80. fsa Third avenue. IN
The citv Of Rock Islanl. has been this day de
solved BY mutual nsenf. said LYDIA Parker
having cold her intercs, therrn 70 ss,d Albert N.
Parker who will coatiuuc vi ia tnss-. co lee;
all ac-cuuts due said late firm. aad ray all the
liabilities therefor.
ALBERr " PARKER.
LYDIA =. FARMER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
A VETERANS VERDICT.
der, Correspondent and journal.
list Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers 20 the war. and no state bears a bet
ter record in that respec. than ii does. In
literature it Is rapidly acquiring an
cnviabie place. In war and literature
Solomon Yewell, we'll known as writer as
Sol" has won an honorable position Dur
ing the late war he "a member OF CO. NJ.
I'd. y. y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana In
taniry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstances he writes as follows:
several of old veterans here are using
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills all of them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare With them. N
the Pills we must say they are the best COM
bination of the qualities required i'm a prep
aration of their nature We have ever known:
We have none hui words of praise for them.
They are the ouicrowth of a new principle in
medicine. and tone up the system wonder.
fully. We say 20 all, try these remedies"
Solomon lcwt II, Marion, Ind, Dec. 5, l6e2
These remedic- are sold by all druggists o.
a positive guarantee, or sent direct by tn
Or. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind. on re-
ceipt of price 81 per bottle. six bottles - e.
press prepaid They positively contain uotooo1
0plates nor dangerous drugs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
What l.

assee Samuel Pitchers prescription Infant,
ana Children. Il contains neither Opium, Morphine no,
other Narcotic substance. It IS harmless substitute
for Pavcgosic, Drops. Soothing 3yrups and OIL
le n Its guarantee is thirty years. use b.
ons Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms alias
Seveeishness CaStoria prevents vomiting Sour Cur:
euce Diaxrhcea and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
tcething troubles, constipation and Aatulcncy
Castoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bevels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria e tho Childrens Panacea-thc Mothers Friend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28
Castoria.

sCnsGossa 70 IN eecellent medicine fcr chill
Aren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
Guod eject urca their childrea."
Oa. q. C. Oeocop,
Mas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-28

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