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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-21

Inc best entertainment Of the season FOR
'ne smallest amount Of money il being
gwen as Cordray's this week, consisting OF
sood sp<cialty show in the auditorium,
which has been successfully opened Al
great expense. powerful drama in the
'aealsr and the extra attraction Of . SER
pentine dance by Miss Minnie Tisseil,
oetseen the third and fourth acts of the
pay. Dassy snd Bullock. in their light
ning drili act. perform numerous mar.
veiou' feats Of strength and agility with
fesutafion nine-pound muskets. and the
fapidity of their movements parsskes more
o. the nature OF juggling we're IL not that
.ne Tour muskess are tangible facts. Nile.
Mignon nightly pieases with her vocal
selections IN many different languages,
whiis De Ciairviise and Zamfre!ia do q
clever serial Act Lady Audley's Secret, "
Ia the thsaser, il well staged and enacted,
and Miss Essie Titteli is the central figure
In the representation. The same bill viii
b continued oil OF this week.
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WALKING PETITION.
Hundreds of Workingmen to
March to the Capital.
TO OPPOSE THE WILSON gill.
Psnasyivanis Mechanic Arrive II
Washington City To Beg Congress
Not 20 Destroy Industrisa.

w.sHrxsros CRY. April 21.-The DEM
onstraiion o. the workingmen's Protec-
tive League against the wilson bull vas
begun ia .his city todsy. A special tsain
of eigh. cars. carrying % men and
women. arrived st noon. They we're re-
cesved By Congressman Harnser. OF Penn
sylvania- The delegates had pinned 70
the lapeis OF their coats ribbons OF red.
white and blue, from which hung . gilt
medal. A majority OF the delegates are
from Trenton, Camden. Nanayunk, Bris-
TOT aad Chester. The textile workers are
In the greatest number. but the iron
workers aud sugar workers and other in-
dnsiriss are largely represented.
Tie delegates on arrival marched 70
Meiseroit's hall, where q meeting was
organized. Representative Harmer was
cheered as he stepped to the platform and
welcomed the ieague to Washington City.
and vigorous speeches In denunciaiion Of
the Wilson bill we're received with ap-
provaI. Ephraim Riggs. Of Germantown
declared the gathering would be the great
sss object lesson ever given congress. IF
they don't hear as tomorrow they will
bear from Us next November, right and
left. !" he shouted. and his felIow-working-
men voiced their approvais. Then he said
/ that If Abraham Lincoln or James g.
Blaine were in Washington City they
would be heard
Lincoin's name was cheered, and then
Inference to Blaine evoked a mighty
shout. which nearly raised the roof. The
committee on resolutions will report to-
morrow. Another will wait on tine senate
committees TO ask a hearing.
Tomorrow the delegates now In the city
viii march to the depot To meet the in.
coming workingmen. Then, with their
banners dying. the whole body, $50 in all,
viii march through the capitol grounds,
and their delegates will be sent TO the
senate with the resolutions.
representative Harmer today inter
viswed sergeant-at-Arms Bright. Of the
senate, IS to the reception Of the men. He
said that If proper people came they would
b treated as any American citizens visit
ing the capitol. He pointed out the law
bssring upon invasion Of the capitol
grounds, which prohibits organizations
marching through them ., such.
and said that unless overruled he would
{ ere that the law was enforced. There
would be no interference with privileges
and visitors would be entitled to seats In,
s the galleries rs long rs they were unoccu.
pied. The interview 10 important as indi.
eating the policy to be pursued by the
executive officers Of the senate toward the
delegations visiting Washington City for
the purpose of influencing legislation, and
had direct bearing upon the Coxey move.
nrnts. 1t is understood Col. Bright acts
snder the advice of the senate comm
on rules.
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ARxrHfs. April 81 Summaries: Six
furiongs-CAss won. Flora Myers second.
RoQEeiors third. Time. i:i3L
Foar furiongs Bizarre won, saiise
Woctford second. Dora Wood third Tine.
:i2h
Eight furiongs-yassal won. Bucksens
second. Chant third. No time.
Seven turlorxs-S.rnrock won. MeLiFht
second. Francis Pope third Time. SIX.
Eight and ons-eighsh fur.ongs- l.-
lume won. Taxxren second. OAK wood third.
Time. I 81.
six fnrlongs-sehuylkill won, Drake
second, Little Dorrit third. Tine, i:ls.
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sAs F.Ascrseo. April o1.-summaries:

Sac FRxscIsco. April 9.-Summaries:
About six f1riongs-ogixsoa won, King
Sam second. May Day third Time. i:la.
Four fursongs-Modes xon. Laurel sec
ond, Tobey third. Time, sou.
ST. furiongs-Rube Burrows won. Me-
lanita second. Chemuck third. Time.
i:l5l..
Seven furlongs, handicap-Agitate won.
De Bracey second, Gl4ead third. Time,
l:2st4.
Five furIongs-Romair won, ST. Croix
second Jennie Land third. Time. or I.
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belts show AZ Drury Lane theaser today.
Mace and the champion ssII give sparring
exhibitions and ths Old fighter has
been given rart in the play. coroest Is
being iioaixsd BIZ Engishmen and everv-
thing points 70 The suceess Of has vensare
abroad
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:. european reputation engaged 10 con-
= ute spec aities. sisI be the famous
laa,.esss OF Frencn qasdrilIs dancers from
sae rsrss foliss Bergsrss. Mics. Fanves.s.
dassicot. Lsskslons and CANON. also
sae Drofhers Rsxford from the Cirque
.sansih. 81 Petersburg IL il promised
.nas TIE production win eclipse all pre-
saous attempts as high class srec,acle.
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IUMroN THE CRICKrr-sxArrIsx
~ t0TrE Two regeA tgias dsis except SUNDAY.
TIME IAwp-L~awe seattle : so a m and 1ssS
r m. Gaily except Sun2>y cave ESerets
10 u n M sn4 ; Is n Va, usiiv xcept Saa1avs
tcnnscf!ons-s AZ seattle ~ steamer ftysF FOG
Tacoma A. ENersst With stesm~e Ntksaa foe
Ssohennssa handbags boot e Madison street,
sest;ae. taet E~~its svenne. kveresE
FARE seattle ~ EveresS ssc; round srip. 81 -
S. NEFF. Managing owner.
Elective March 10 1894
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Hsnry wasssrssa Ceni.e.

Hon. Henry watserson, the orator
Journalist and statesman, will deliver his
great lecture on money and Morals,' at
the Seattle theater next Friday night.
April n
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,Acrrrc NAVIGATION COMPANY

pAciFic NAVIGATION COMPANY
fss TAhhE Ia effect April ]. 1894
SEATTLE wHAfCnM ROUTE
Daily SUNDAY excepted
STEAMER STATE % WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle 90 . "a Nv Whatcom. us . N
Ar Nhsteom asoo n, AT seattle 900 m
stopping At ktSsigc. Anacoxtss and FArhaven.
and Al Kxereks sont h-aoRnd connecting ~ seattle
with steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TACoNA ROUTE
Daily texcspt saturday
STEAMER HENRY hAiLEY
Lv Tacoma geo p IA Nv Seattle. $50 -
Ar saAane. 80 = M Tacoma 800 IN
Connecting with steamer state of Washington
for Fiasigo. AnaSortes, tairhssen aud Whaicoua
aud with steamer sirhaven tor Everett, Ia Con-
ner AMI all " hidny Island points
la CONNER AND wnfpRy ISLAND RoCrE
srorFtSa AT xvFKEFr
s1EAAER EAIAHANES
North bind Except sat sou IN b'd~-Excspt SUN
Nv seattle -. q 90 p IN Iv Ia cobner. s. 30 q m
Ar kvsfett. .- II 30 y M Nv Eversts. 90 y IN
Ar tatonnsr. 300 a M Ar Seattle, = 80 IN
STOPPING a. Fdmonds. Everett. Clinton Rrcwn'a
Point. Langley. eoupeviile san de tuoA, Oak aar-
steamer Henry Bailey for acoIna
WhArves- Pacific Navigation Co, Tacoma; Pa
cine Naslgnsloa To-. seattle formerly takers
dock, foot OF University street,. Merchants dock.
EVerat.
for fnH particulars rates, excursions towAse
eis. apply 10 address, A. }. MACLE ~, Agent
sesttse. telephone 1tG. J. T. HARMON. FrelrhS
and Passenger Agsn. Tacoma. selsnhens 90.
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"rhr Rlack croos" Next week.


ihs management Of the Seattle thestsr
shoance 3 stecis! attraction for four
sshis. beginning Monday neat. April IS.
SEC 'he sand spectacular play. The
- NreaS-' ala oe presented by large
sApAny 20. rrsenuas tire oFill nal cas-
aas tac FeuA-SA5ty successful years
Va a.; lae r.ay at the Academy 4
sas1s. NeN IorN Three masn seat
'ss hsyc aeea specially arranged b. ths
So N. l.-rf-aes. one being comps sea
sslssvs.y children. the entire company
as Ssssea ia gorgeous ue~ costumes an
Nssls STA. ss..9s and ve,yets. Elaborate
sseencry aas bSen painted hy leading
s'0eoiiten sriisl> 81 ngsr, and oFll,an ;
rsesfse eftects la .tuminatlng ths various
.Saslssi scenes az countless co3ure !
hsat> There wgA lie grant
So uea's.i - the bsAusltnl sa5
aF fs'r AmaxNns clad i'm ds4E sas
-s, and among ths Numerous agssiss
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L,uR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
u
Tsss the FAst and ommedioas
srrAaEn GENERAL cAsBY

For Eirchslis sidney, ChAriesgon Dry Doek. Rss-
mefiSn- D.estHr. 1rseyton. hieo, Ssxsftais
ani Inter mediate points Leaves HAsFinsten's
WHAT foot Of washsngion ssrsst. ~ z 30 q
daily esCspt sunday.
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Baseball At ives, Seattle.

There will be . game of baseball between
the Acme Business College team and the
High Schools at West Seattle at o'clock
this afternoon. Following is the makeup:
A. b. C--Zeigier, C: Wright, p, New
man. Id; Nelson, %; McLachlan, 3b:
ton. Of; Nelson. sub: Clancy. sub. III. s.
--Pearse. c; Wards worth, p: Morphy. Id,
Allen. III. Woods. So: Whaiiey. SIS;
Hicks. If: Hegardt. ri, Brewer. CT, scurry.
sab.
Jrm Mace In Corbetfs Company.
LoSpoS, April 2o-Willism A. Brady
has engs ged Jem Mace TO appear with Cor
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EVERETT AND sNoaomIsH KourR
Cur RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
leaves City wharf Iusstava Tharssavs ana
SATURDAYS 81 a. for Edmsnds. Nuklltea Ev-
erest. Nsrysxile E&st Everett. LcwegI ana Sac.
hcglish fARN To EVERETT zoe, RoUNo
TRIP, Soc. To S>oHoMtSH. sos
j. A. uATFiEID Agent
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LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER will
give you PEARLY TEETH.
It will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
twill HARDEN THE GUNS.
twill PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER Is
free from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER has
. delicate and refreshing flavor.
This agreeable and effiracious
Tooth Powder, established by more
than twenty years experience, has
received the sanction of the men,
bers of the Dental and Medical pro-
LESSONS of this city generally, and
by them 1t is daily recommended
and prescribed. 1t IL 40 Pleasant in
the application as IL is excellent in
its effects: IL speedily renders the
teeth white aud smooth, the gums
healthlui. red and firm. and by fire.
UuNut Use Fht1Vi NG fhT III tats
desirable condition. 1t gradually
but effeetualiy removes tartar and
destroys the parasIticai animalcule
which neglect may have permitted
TO collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving ns n
complete beautifier and preservsr OF
the teeth. Microscopic examina-
tons have been made of the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums OF
individuals selected from all classes
of society and of every variety of
bodily condition. and in nearly ev-
cry case ANNA. aud vegetable para
sites were found TO exist in great
numbers Experiments were made
for their remoya and the ingiedi.
ents used in Lulin's Tooth ruwd.r
we're found TO be the most efiectual,
destroying them Instantly
Through the x ndness of friends
We are permitted to publish tue fol-
lowing
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VIII fKsTE xssiEK wHAsF At ~
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS aSB THURSDAYS
Fer kdmcnas clinsoa Bro~ns Point. langley.
Itsssatv, Ftdxsgo CITY, Anaccrtes sangsa Ani
WhafecEn. sad On Thursdays Sains through -
Bains ant semahmoo R~tarntng. leave What
soas Monday. "Wednesday. SATURDAY al q
Fare tn WhAsccsn. si.Vus FrssKat 10 WhAtccu4 u
& u BRoWSFIELp, Managing ownss
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For Alaska. April Is sai a

From san Fr.nsiseo Tor Victoria and rus~t
sound ports at o "a M April 5. 10. IS. 20. IS. 80.
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oooDALf, PERKINS a CO.
General Agents, san Franc SEQ
y. II. JoHSsoS, ~ - @Dpt. seattle
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Tickets may 10 obtained at the once Of the COM
pAny. nj ocean dock seattle
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For san Francisco. Via Port Townsend and vtc-
toris, at m, passengers received on board ~
. IA A pfii .. 4. Is. ~. - AID ~.
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EVERETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER dREYHouNn
asfiy except SnndaY.
ISs ssattIs. 4 80 "a na tvs seaitts. =. Sf40 IA
Lss Everett st3A ~ Tvs Everett. 2 o. b "a
So. Leaves seattle ................ Ast0 D 70
""'''NS' Leaves Everett. ..-......1 | Cd
Faas-SfaaEE TAR. Use. horSD TAR. sizA
Connects ~lfh to@fs tor 1sesmA ana snesomish.
Isndlns. Gulfssu deck root ~ MARION street
SEATTLE Ann TACOMA SASIGAEiOs CO.
CLsUB fRoUF. Pres y. W. Coon q. sscy.
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FARE TO TACOMA. so cESrS

DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers trem Seattle a. foiiowss
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& WILEY sAvioArIoS CO
seattle Tacoma Aai Olympia
Routs.
STEAMER aCLrNoMAH
Leaves Seattle daily at 100 p -
sEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE.
STEAMER efTS OF ABERpEEN
Leaves seAltl. daily Al 500 g. IN. and 500 y. n.
FARE TO TACOMA. so cESrS
LAndinE-Cty Dock foot Of Man street. cem-
mercial Dock. Tacoma
IA HATPIELp. Agent
CAPTAIN 1. WILEY. Manage.
Telephone s33
DACIfIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ss foiowsi
For san Francisco. Via Port Townsend and Vie
toris AT = a ma passengers received on board ~
= Ia April .. 4, Is. AZ. .3aha "a
For Alaska. April Is and a
From san Fr.nsi.eo Tor Victoria and rus~s
sound ports at "a m, April 5. 10. IS 20. IS 80.
Ticket. may 10 obtained at the once Of The com.
rAny. nj ocean dock. seattle
oooDALf, PERKINS a CO..
General agents, san Franc sea
J. II. JoHssos, y = -npi. Seattle
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

Behnilt and fefarnishea leaves Merchants do~x
Monday "Wednesday and Friday a. n m os
Kingston oFt Gamble. Bang0f. Seaoeex Idil.
w&up. Dnsetto. Hooasp0rs. Union city aud inte~.
mediate points. arriving in Union city at o. IN
Leaves nion city Tuesday fharstay
Asd SATURDAY. arrylsg IN Seattle al q IN
T.. =. LIBBY, Master
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Night exchange ana tssgraphic transfers New
York, Chicago, 81 Paul san Francisco, Port
land aud various points In Wash
ilgton. Usegon and Britain
Columbia
oiOAs bills OF exchange on London available else
Ohere In Europe
Collections made 81 all points on favorable terms
Bonds. sucks and other vaiusb.ss received On d.
ooolt for safe keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK %
Capital Stock paid ~ ..eS2eooo
JACOB FuRTH. President
l. e. NEufELDER. Vice PrsA
H. ". ASkESY. Cashisa
DfRECToRa
r. C SsuIxLpER J. r. HAYpua
d FRArTSrssL. JAcoD roHrR
hIsAUSp scBwAsAchER
Correspondence IN al the principal cities II Ne
Uaitsd states and EuropA
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sEATTLE.TACoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER tfTN or ABERDEEN
Leaves seAlil. daily Al 500 q. IN. and 500 .. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
SLEEK BURGLARS.
Ransack Three Rock Island Residences
and Escape.

Ransack Three Rock Island Residences
and Escape.
The house of c. j. Mueller on
Twenty-Sixth street and Sixth ave-
nue., was entered sometime between
the hours of / and o'clock Sunday
morning. and an overcoat. four
lady's gold, and one silver ring, a
lady's gold watch, two gold dollars,
and S13 in silver taken. The theft
| was not discovered until the family
arose next morning Entrance was
secured by picking door lock.
Undoubtedly it was the same parties
who went through the residence Of
j. S. Larkin, 2414 Sixth avenue,
where their sneakish proceedings was
interfered with by Mrs. Larkin, who
sprang from her bed and grabbed
one of the fellows rs he was passing
through her room. He succeeded in
breaking loose from her, and jumped
headlong through the window which
had been raised in gaining an en-
trance. A silver watch, which he
had appropriated. was found in the
grass below the window this MORN
ing, the thief having dropped it DUR
ing his hurried departure. A pair
of pantaloons is the extent of the
plumber.
Mrs. David Killers residence or
Twenty-third street was also bur
} glarized last night. Some SINAI
cnange was the extent of the thief.
reward.
Police Points.
Lena johnson was bound over {,
the circuit court under $500 bond
'or burglary by Magistrate Schroe
der Saturday afternoon.
l.. Crosby, the artificial liml
maker, whom the Union recent,
made such fuss over in connection
with the Jack, the Hugger' case
. was taken in by the police today
e destitute, and sent to the count,
= = poor farm.
Andrew Brady and Nels Nelsol
were each fined So and costs thi
4, morning by Magistrate Schroede
: for engaging in a fstic battle Oh
Twentieth street Saturday night a
!, that hour when all mankind Shouts
be within the arms of Morpheus
10 about Il bells. Officer Carues settle
t. their dispute.
1t bum" Lambert was arrested las
!, night by Officer Csrnes. for the thei
Of a robe and horse blanket Saturda
night. Dec. %. from a buggy belong
ing to Philip Searn, of Davenport
,, u while hitehed in front OF the Casin
saloon, on Third avenue. The stole
e goods were found in Davenport TIL
morning. Lambert was bound owe
TO the circuit court in the sum
" 800.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31

"My Aunt Sally" a comedy the
style of which may be imagined from
the title, was presented at Harper's
theatre Saturday night. The house
was small, and the attraction fair.
Lost in New York." Cotton &
Ryno's big scenic production, is to be
presented at Harpcr's theatre mex,
Friday evening. and a first-class en-.
tertainment is assured.
John l.. Sullivan is to present hi:
play, "A True American" at Har.
per's theatre next Saturday evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
The Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup of Figs, when in need of the
laxative effect of gentle remedy
than by any other, and that it is
more acceptable to them. Children
en- ioy it and it benefits them. The
true remedy. Syrup of Figs, is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syr.
up company, only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
VELVETS. VELVETS.

About 90 pieces odds and ends
and short lengths of genuine silk
Nelvets will be closed out al 1sc
per yard, Use.
Also a large line. about 80 pieces.
OF short ends. finer quality of Silk
Nelvets. full Is inches wide. about
30 different shades. three different
prices. IS. - and soc. Down they
go all 10 3sc a yard. Remember
yonr choice Of the entire lot
at ssc per yard during this great
silk and Remnant Sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31

THE ARGUS, only Zoe . week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
New Officers.

&. j. Dempsey lodge, No. 6, Home
Forum, has elected officers as follows:
President-George ii. Simmons.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Maria G..
Kerr. Mrs. Ellen Ellis.
Secretary-Wilton A. Giles.
Treasurer-C. +. Hodgson.
Historian-G. j. Dempsey.
Orator-T. II. Ellis; assistant ora.
tor. Miss Mollie Kerr.
Guard-Henry Potts.
Medical Examiners-Drs. j. r
Meyers and Emily Wright.
Directors-David Thompson, T. II.
Ellis and G.. ID. Gordon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
For Over fifty Years

Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy fer diarrea
twenty-five cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
Overstocked on Silk Umbrellas.

rhavern haven
quantity
silver plates 81 values will jump bargain
500 81 Is and S values close them out quick Csc the
round take choice of nearly They'll he
si.62.
Join the everybody viii silk Umbrellas in 1885,
andM Toe wi SELL
NC CABE'S
1870. 1922. I724. 1925 and 1923 Second ave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31

The Rock Island Route" offers
lowest rates and best routes and train
service TO California. Florida or Mex
leo. Call ut c.. X. !. a =. ticket
Office for full information.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
Silks!

a N Silks.
Of
selling with odds ends short lengths
Moes goods Also odd lengths black
and coed grsins Fables snrah etc. etc. which must out
this giving
giving this We all
nj
What
choice the The Silk selling
all
choicest Genuine p!um early We
he o quantity TO anyc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31

The only way TO cure catarrh is 10
purify the blood. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla puriiies the blood and tones uI
the whole system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31

/. Family of Char es Lehmsp. of Barstow. poi-
orcd by Sanred grapes, Mr. Lehman dying
from the effects
Robbie Grennell, of Moline. aged years,
coasted int an elective mo or aud was xii ed
8. Long contested Weaver Will bro. after a tc-
dious courI trial.
8. Death of MIS-. Frederick W. Schneider
sged 81
10. Jennie Chandler and Calvin Harsou acquitted
Of the charge OF attempting TO wreck II Rocf
leland tr iin shove Molin-.
Death Of f. II. Collins at Kansas CITY. aged 8
yea
II. New Mi an N. chur h formsliv dedicated
Il. County treassrer's Office entered and town
ship tax collections amounting to S259 stolen
is. Il. mill f the Rock sllnd u Der & Mau n
featuring compapy damaged Sl5.OO0 by FIRE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31
TIE LEADING LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
What It Had In Store for Rock Island-In
terestInS Record of Various Events Brief
~ Stated Month by Month-Obituary and
Other Matters.

Following is summary of the
most notable events of the year as far
as concern Rock Island and vicinity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-31

Hard coal. all sizes. per ton. 81 SO
Discount for cash, per ton. -. rs
Camel coal per ton. 6 90
Indiana block per ton. $50. 4 90
Kentucky lump per ton. ....... 4 %
Carriage added on less than ton or
ders. +. & FRAZER.