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The evening world., 1894-09-19
MAY PROVE TO BE MURDER.
COzzia Held TO Await the Result
of His Knife Thrust

STAPLETON, s. l.. Sept. l9-The
ante-mortem statement of Angelo Com
barde. who was stabbed in the neck
last night by Frank Cozzla. was taken
this morning.
Der shop of Cozzia. and recently fore
closed It, This forced "A quarrel. and n
constable arrested the two men last
night. Just as the arrest was being
made CozZ1a escaped from the officer
and stabbed Combarde.
.CozZia was given a hearing before the
Justice this morning and held TO await
the recovery or the death of the
wounded man. Both men are Italians.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
SLAPPED A CRIPPLE.
Yankton Politician Assaults u Cow
eminent OfiicinI.

YANKTON, s. D., Sept. 19.-Col.
Hughes East, Chief of the Department
of Supplies of the United States
Weather Bureau. who is now at Yank-
ton on vacation, and Emmett NJ.
O'Brien, Secretary CT the Democratic
state Central Committee, created a SEN
sation last night by INDUCING in a
quarrel in a public place.
O'Brien accused East of having pre-
vented his (O'Brien's) appointment to
the iankton postma stership. and when
East essayed to reply, slapped him.
East, who is crippled, raised his cane
to strike O'Brlen, but friends interfercd
and separated the angry men. 1t is
feared that further trouble will follow.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
THOSE TEST CASES.

ABOrT ONE YEAR AGO pRS COPELAND
AND GARDNER Priced THE TESTl-
MONlAl.s OF \ SERIES OF TEST CAsEs'
THAT WERE TREATED AND CURED. TO
DEMONSTRATE TO THE COMMUNITY THE
GREAT PRACTICAL ADVANTAGES THEIR
SYSTEM OF TREATING CHRONIC pla-
EASES HAD OVER ALL OTHERS IT WILL ne
REMEMBERED MRS. DALLO$'S STATEMENT
WAS ONE OF THESE TEST CASES THAT EN-
ABLED THE PUBLIC To DECIDE ONCE AMI
FOR ALL IN FAVOR or THE GREAT SUPERB.
GRITTY OF THE COPELAND SYSTEM,
The evening world., 1894-09-19
STOCK WAR ENDED.
Colorado sheep Have Been Shippcd
to the East.
(By Associated Prcss.)

JBy AssocIated Prcss.D
PARACHUTE, Col, Sept. 19.-The war
between the sheep and cattle men in
Garfield County has been ended by the
sheep men shipping all their stock to
Eastern markets, leaving the country
free to the cattle men. The County
Commissioners of Garfield County have
offered rewards of $500 for the arrest
and conviction of the men who slaugh-
tered the sheep.
A prominent sheep raiser has offered
a $500 reward, and Gov. White will be
requested to add 81 900 to the amount
The evening world., 1894-09-19
A C0UNTERFEITER CAUGHT.
Detective Harris Captured Another
of n California Gnng.

Np1 AhsoClateu freSA)
fREkA, Cal, Sept. 19.-Detective
Harris has unearthed a dangerous gang
Of counterfeiters, who have been flood
ing Southern Oregon and Northern Cali
fornia with spurious coin. A few weeks
ago ho arrested two men in Shasta
County for counterfeiting, and he has
now caught another of the gang, a
man named Ewing. whom he arrested at
Scoudale yesterday. A confederate
named johnson escaped.
There are fifteen members of the gang
ana their work has been exceptionally
clever They deal in quarters. halves
ana dollars, and have disposed of large
quantities of the bad money. As yet
Harris has been unable to locate the
leaders OF the gang or the place where
the money Is made.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
LOWER Than EVER WAS KNOWN.
The Cost Of Cure Under Dr. CopeIands Great System
All Patients Beginning During September Will Be Required to Pay
Nothing txethe Ac.ua Cost Of Medcns Used No Charge What
ever for Professional Services. This 10 All Pae1ts Old as Well as
New Why Thoughtful Physicians Call Great Practical Humanity

or course, chronic sufferers Hike TO feel
that they can receive medical care mt NcrS
little outlay In money. Thry like to feet
TINT under the Copeland provision they
can receive trcnimcnt nt the icr-intc OF
almost nothing. Hut with them, just ~ II
~ with the candid men of the liberal med
teal profession, u isn't the "Snnli Tee :"
In Itself, but the mutchicss speciality SER
vice thus provided that renders the Cope
land system "a great practical humanity"
The evening world., 1894-09-19
DAINTY THINGS IN HATS.
Magnificent Display of Millinery M
BlOOming daIc's

The display of millinery goods at
Bloomingdales at present is one OF the
most magnificent ever seen in this city,
and thousands of the fair sex are daily
visiting the immense store to witness
1t. The stock in this department is
entirely new, and, with its usual fore
The evening world., 1894-09-19
FIRED ON JAIL BREAKERS.
Iowa Sheriff Fatally Wounds One
Prisoner.
(By Associated Press)

ALBA, Ia, Sept. l9.-Sheriff Lambert
son was attacked by three prisoners in
the county Jail last evening while feed
ing them. They knocked him down and
ran out of the door, but Lambertson
fired five shots. three of which took
effect
Deputy Sheriff Lambertson, a son of
the Sheriff was shot in the breast
Butch Heading, one of the wounded
prisoners, is not expected to live. All
were recaptured.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
DUEL ON A TEXAS ROAD.
Two Men Open Fire and Are Shot
md Killed in Return.
(By Associated Press)

KENNEDY, Tex, Sept. 19.-Sam Brad
ley and Bill Bosworth, living three miles
from town, started home in a wagon on
Monday evening. They first met an old
man and shot at him. Passing on a
few hundred yards they met Il, Burris
and Theodore and Foster Butler, with
whom they had feud
Bradley opened fire on them, which
was returned by Burris and the Buffers.
Bosworth fell dead and Bradley survived
but few hours. The Buffers and Bur
ris surrendered.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

DURING: THE MONTH or sEPTEN-
Der ALI TREATMENT FREE; No
CHARGE WHATEyER FOR PROFEs-
S'ONAL SERVICES. TnE PATIENT Il
CURED TO PAY NOTHING EXCEPT
TIE ACTUAL COST or MEDICINES
HE USES. THIS TO ALL PATIENTS,
OLD As Wi LII A. NEW.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

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The evening world., 1894-09-19

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The evening world., 1894-09-19

ST. BROOKLYN. n. Y.
not only complete but permanent She said
Il have had return OF the symptoms from
which had suffered believe am permanently
cured. not merely relieved" she repeated. but
permanently cured
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The evening world., 1894-09-19
MORPHINE.

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24

hJhOWl pO-
wietrza.
WyPadki, W kt0rych ma pierwszy
rzut Okla ME umiemy ma pewno orze6,
czy many do czynienia z zyciem CIV
tee z smiercia, So mniej liczne, wcale
Jednak do rzadkosci ME naleza. I tax
mp. Patrzqc ma zmarznieta Tub W.
schnieta zuPelnie rosline, tax wyschnie-
ia. re MONA ja utrze6 ma proszek, kt6-
rel wszelkie zyciowe procesy usta{y,
many Pewne dane przypuszczac, Re i
zycie W mich zagaslo ma zawsze. A
Jednak wystarcza owo pozornie martwe
rosliny Przeniesc W bardziei dogodne
warunki, ably zycie zjawiio sic W mich
ma nowo.
Przykiadow podobnej ~falszywei
smierci many wiele. w Syberyi oko.
10 Jakucka W czasie silnych mrozow
drzewa Przemarzaja do samego rdzenia;
Pomimo tego, gdy Przyjdzie wiosna,
okrywajs sic bujna zielonoscia. w Sa.
wannach Ameryki susza wypaIa czesto
GAIA roslinnosc; ziemia schnie / cd su.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
GrUnta 1 Fanny
W czerech poskch koleniach
ete ARK, P u!sski, Sebissk Krakow
DO cenach j ma warunkach

pc cenach ma warunkach
zAsTosowANYCH DO OBECNYCH CzAsow.
PodaJemy 10 wiadomoSi, u zrobiismy wiee kontrakt6w z farmerami "a
mieszkaiymi W naszych kdoniach ma wyklarowanie 5cio akrowych
oosz@ow ma rozmarych kawa{kach naszych gruntow. Bediemy zatem teraz
W sanie uczynic zadosy6 zadaniom famhij. chcaoych naby6 gotowe fanny.
Zkarunk6w tych dobre drzewo ME bedzie zabierane, lecz bedzie odkla-
dan a kuPei zachowane do czasua z grunt sprzedamy.
.Tylko $1,000 do $4,000 wiecej zadamy "a take piecoakrowe karunki
czyi poa-
Oh Fanny many n sPrzedaa poczawszy cd 500 do $4,000.
Jadfc dotad, wykuP tykiet kolGowy najpierw do MILWAUKEE, przyjedz
Pmy drug tyket
Prosimy Pisa6 do las pc ksazki mapy.
J-J- EIof Lend Co.
io yes water Street Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Smierc i zycie.

Czyz MONA sobie wyobraziG cos bar
dziej z SODA sprzecznego jak smiere i
zycie: miedzy tenn dwoma ~pojeciami, z
ktorych jedno obejmuje pe}nie ruchu,
weso}osci, zmian, dzwiekow, swiatla,
Pahstwo zycia, drugie ciemne Jest, po-
nure, MILEAGE, nieruchome; s{owem,
miedzy tenn Pojeciami zdaje sic lezee
przePasc. niczem ME zlagodzona i nj
czem ME zape}niona.
Wezmy ptaka: caiy dzie6 spiewa,
lata, skacze po ga}azkach, szuka pokar-
mu, blyszczac W swietle upierzeniem
bogatem; jeden celny wystrzaI i wszy-
stko sic zmienia. Zamiast pelnego ~
cia Ptaka widzimy jego szczatek: ley
ma ziemi bez ruchu, W pozie nienatu.
r~alnej; Piora straciiy sw6j po{ysk swie-
zy, oczy Pogasly, glos zamarl ma Jaw
see.
Wezmy krzak rozy W peInym roz-
kwicie, urwijmy z niego gaIazke, po-
kryta zielenia, paczkami kwiatow: ma
drugi dzieh swieza zielonosc zsmieni
sic W brudn4, listki Pokurcza sic paczka-
mi, kwiaty pozwieszaja gIowki; ma
trzeci dzieh wszystko uschnie i W proch
sic zamieni.
Coz doPiero, kiedy wezmiemy czlo-
wieka, a tembardziej osobe, bardzo
blisko nam znana a jeszcze bardziej
droga: jakas ogromna straszna istnieie
roznica miedzy mia, kiedy ayje, a jej
zwioksmi, z ktorych dusza niesmiertel-
ma juz uleciala. A jednak pomimo te-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Najtansza i Najlepsza
Ziemia w Ameryce.

Kazdy, kto ma zamiar zakupiG ziemie, DO
winien posfac pc nasza liste No. % (dopiero
co wydanal. ktora opisuje bardzo wiele pick
nych farm, rowniez wielka przestrzen swie-
lego gruntu. Grunta te z powodu ciezkich
czas6w sprzedaje "a pofowe ceny, kt6ra sa
warte. Nam przeszfo 90 tysiecy ARROW ,kt6re
musza bye sprzedane; j z pewnoscia opfaci
sic kazdemu, kt6ry ma zamiar zakupic zie-
mic przeczytac mole cyrkularze. Zareczam,
re zadna lima kompania W Ameryce ME Jest
W stanie sprzedawaG ziemi po tax niskich
cenach / ma tax fatwych w~arunkach.
Piekny obraz "A PIONEERS HOME IN
WISCONSIN,, 11x1S cali razem z ksiazka
o 20 stronach ,WIscONsINsKA ZIEMIA Roll
MAJ, posyfamy zadarmo tym wszystkim, kt6-
rzy sic do mas zgiosza. Mapy "a miasteczek
rowniez posyfamy zadarmo.
Jezeii masz zamiar zaiozenia sobie w w
znej okolicy miedZy dobrem sasiedztwem w
polskiej Okolicy re szkoiami i okolicami,
gdzie farmer jest zajety Gale lato swa rola a
zima sprzedaza drzewa, Tub ma ~zajecie w
rozlicznych fabrykach - to przyjezdzaj tn
do Wisconsin. Przyjezdzaj zaraz i zafoz dom
W polskiei okolicy gdzie tax DUO rodak6w
re w~szystkich stronAmeryki obecnie zaczy-
ma osiadae. Jest to jedyna szansa zycia. Pi-
szcie do mnie w polskim jezyku / odwrotna
poczta nadesle wan wszelkie objasnienia.
X. ROSHOLT, Eau Claire, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24

Dzia}alnosc zwiazku wszechniemiec-
kiego znalaz1a shiny ~oddzwiek W calem
spo{eczehstwie niemieckiem. - w ca
lych Niemczech powia} wistr wrogi Po-
lakom, dowodem czego mowy antypol-
skie ks. Bismarcka i cesarza Wilhelma
ii. Skoro wiec wojna wydana - MALE
zy sic broni6. Idei wszechniemieckiej
nalezy przeciwstawic idee wszechpol-
ska. idee, knlturnego zwiazku wszyst-
kich spo&eczehstw polskich bez wzgle-
du ne przynaleznosc pahstwowa i histo-
ryczne prawa. Tam gdzie lud polski,
tam Polska tan wolno nam krzewi6
Poczucie jednosci plemiennej i narodo-
we ideally kulturne. Idea wszechpolska
ME jest wylacznie idea et~nogra6czna,
gdyz }acznos6 etnograiczna i~stnieje sa-
ma przez sic niesYiadomie - idea
wszechpolska oznacza uswiadomiona
~lacznos6 plemienna ma podstawie kul-
turnego dorobku tel czesci plepienia,
ktora znachodzac sic W korzystniej-
szych warunkach, mogla samodzielnie
rozwinac W cechy plemienne W naro-
dowy organizm. l tax mp. Szlask oder
wany pred wiekami cd Macierzy - a
dis dochodzacy do samowiedzy naro-
dowej - z koniecznosci rzeczy VISTA
knac musi W siebie ten kulturny doro-
bek Macierzy, ktory sic krystalizuje w
polskiej idei narOdowej. Glownym
wiec celem idei wszechpolskiej jest:
l. wspomaganie tego procesu wsiaka-
MIA poczucia narodowego przez spole-
czehstwa badz oderwane cd pnia ma
cierzystego (Szlazk, Prusy wschodnie
it'd badz swiezo powstajace (kolonie
polskie), 2. utrzymywanie poczucia
narodowego W spo}eczehstwach pol
skich o~ddalonych cd macierzy Gacznos6
z wychodztwem), 8. rozszerzanie pol
skosci (kolonizacya) wreszcie 4.>zwal-
czanie partykularyzmu, jaki mimowol-
ME Powstaje wskutek politycznego roz-
dziaiu ma try dzielnice.
Idea wszechpolska jest idea postepo-
wa i ma wskros cywilizacyjna - gdyz
ME day do zaborow lub zniszczenia
drugich narodowosci, lecz liczac sic z
przenaleznoscia pahstwowa, jake fax
tenn dokonanym pragnie tylko w grant
each zakreslonych ustawami swobodne-
go rozwoju narodowosci, a rownoczesnie
dowodzi, re narodowosc mimo rozdzia-
low po~litycznych, moze mice lyle ME-
sPozytej SHY, IL swa potega kulturna
przelamaG moze grantee zakreslone
kordonami. Temi tez cechami rozni
sic idea wszechpolska cd wszechnie-
mieckiej, ktora ia ostatnia Jest idea ma
wskros reakcyjna i barbarzyhska, gdyz
day do zniszczenia drugiego narodu,
do ukrocenia najdrozszych praw czio-
wieka.
Historya mas uczy, re kazda mysl cy-
wilizacyjna PREDICT czy pOzniej ivy
ciezaia. Miejmy wiec pewnosc, IL W
tytanicznej walce ~niemieckosci z pol
skoscia zwyciszy ia ostatnia, gdyz pc
jej stronie stoja masy ludu, ktore VIA
snie walka ia uswiadamia wznoszac je
ma wyzszy szczebel kulturny.- Uswia-
domienie zas tych mas - to zwyciestwo
idei wszechpolskiej.
Wiktor Ungar.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
0 0 NagrodY SIOO.oo.

Czytelnicy gazety n~aszej z przyje-
mnoscia przeczytuja sObie, Re nauka
lekarska poszczyciG sic moze nareszcie,
re cho6 jedne chorobe straszliwa moze
zuPe{nie wyleczy6, a Ia choroba Jest
Katar. Halls lekarstwo ma Katar lest
jedynym n:S=awodnym srodkiem ina
nym W medycynie. Katar bedac cho.
roba systemu wymaga odpowiedniego
~leczenia. Halls lekarstwo ma katar
zazywa sic ~wewnetrznIe j dziaIa bezpo-
srednio ma krew biony sluzowe przez
to niszczace chorobe j wzmacniaiac sy-
stem chorego. Wlasciciele maia tyle
WARY W lecznice wIasnosci tego lekar.
silva, be ~ofaruja 500 nagrody "a kaz-
dy wypadek ktory ich 1ekarstwo ME
wyleczy. Przysy}sjcie po swiadectwa.
Adres: F. J, CHENEY & Co. Toledo.
o. ~SPrzedaj9 go sPtekarze pc 75c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Predkie i pewne wyleczenie
....usy~sjsc...
S JAkOBS DEL.


p. Charles Ebarhsrd, Market Street,
Lancaster, Pa. pisze: Wskutek wywi-
ehniesia nogi misieu wielkie o,erpienia.
Olej tw. Jak6ba 20 Pierwszym u4yoiu
sprawl mi ulge " kr6tkim ozasie To-
'taism suPsanie wylscsony.
Skalecxenia.
~Skalscsysem sic " krzyts. pis,e pan
Charles J. Hssley, Syracuse, N. Y. i ME
uoRsem letee; musiaiem prrez szesS
tygodni " krzesle presto siedzis6. Olsj
sw. Jak6bs wyleozyf mnie zupeanie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Przyskrzypniecia.

p. p. Q eoyles, Oberlin, Kan. pi
sze: Zgaiotlem sobie mocno psleo / nis
ME pezyniosao mi ulgi ~ oierpieniscb
dop6ki ME utyiem oleju iw. Jsk6ha
kt6ry ~ kr6tkim ozssie mnie xupelni.
~wyleozyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Neuralgia.

p. Julius Sharnak, 81 Burlins St.
Chicago, III. donosi: Mojs aona / mo
tess cierpieli Cd kilku lat M n~euralgie,
utywszy oleju iv. Jak6bs zostalem IN
peanie w~yleozony. ri
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-26
Sheriff. sale,

Nv virtue OF an execution and fee bill No.
tl65 ssucd out OF the crk- office Of the circuit
court OF hocA Island county, and 81 ta of lii
nois. ard 10 me irecIed, wher by |. SIN eor :
m ENDED To wake the amount Of a certain iudg
men. rec errly OBJ siBed sganst Ad IN A lday in
favor Of NJ. A. Gould out OF tn, lands. tenen ens
goods and chattels OF the said defendant, Adam
Aldny. have levi upon the following prot crty,
to-wit: OF five 90, in bloca five ~ in eps,
Rock Island. in the ely of BOOK Island cou! ~
OF Rock Island and stale of Illinois
Thereto e, acc rdire te raid Command I ehall
expo+e for sale II public auction all he r,sh-
title and iLterest of the above named Adam
Alday in ard to the above dee crihed property, or
Saturday, the 18th day of Auglst 1894 al
oclo' k D. m, AT the north d. or Of The court
hou'e in the city of Rock Island. in the conn '
OF Rock Island and state Of Illinois, for cash ID
ha I'd, TO satisfy said execution fee bill
c. u. GORDON.
Sheriff Ct Rock lslaud 'ountv, Illinois
Datei at hock Island this ed day of July A.
ID. legI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-26
AhcclE-N &nas.

by virtue ofaspccisl execution and fee bill M
bS'o issued out OF the clerk's ii &c OF the cirrni;
court OF Rock Island county. and state of IIiino.
anu 10 me directed, whereby am commanded m
make the amount Of n certain Judgment recen,iS
obtained against Johsnna Drexel and Ciar,
went, par ner-. doing business under the NAM
anu sly oi Drexel X Wvndt. in favor of her,
nsuic, doing buslnt So under tie ma ne and sfvIr
OF bort Haufc * Co, out o. the land tn
mems; Rood and chaticls of the said defcndan :
preNci wefuI have levied upon the follow
ing property. to-wii: Lot. No four an five *,
TX t6l and seven 90. in block No two (al I'm old
.own OF Cordnea. N I Il conn OF Rock Island
and state of Illiuos
therefore, according iosad command shsllex.
pose Tor sale at public auction all the r.ph, rifle
and interest OF the above named DrrxcI X Wendt
IN anu to the above described pruperry, ~, Jues
day, the lith day of August, 1894, ut O'Clock u
m at the north door ~ the curt House / n the
city OF Rock lsianr. in the county OF Rock island
and state OF llliroi-. for cash in hand 10 sstiefy
said Exec .tion and fee bill.
CYRUS d. GORDON,
Sheriff Of Rock Island county. Illinois
4. ID. 1874 '
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-26
GILCHRIST.

GILCHRIsr, July 23.-John Gill
christ spent part Of last week in
Draper. Iowa, looking over his farm
and stock.
Al Palmer is blessed with little
miss of il pounds.
James Blenksops' child has been
very sick, but at this time is slowly
improving.
james Smith has been very sick,
but we are glad to know is improv-
ing. and we hope will be around soon.
The game of ball between the Gil
christ and Cable boys on the 21st, re-
suited in victory for the Gable
team.
Perry Wilson's little girl, 2-vears
old, has been very sick, but we are
glad to hear is now up and around
again.
As we continue to write W. smell
all ordor decidedly iishy. for the boys
have gone down to the bay and
have take old fisher penny along.
Gilehrist is getting to be very
enterprising town. and at New Gil
christ they are building great many
new houses, and we have neat bow
cry for holding picnics.
A Sunday school picnic was held in
the new town park on the 10Th, for
the good of Sunday School No. 2, and
was grand success. ana John John
son. one Of our rising young men. de-
serves great credit for the work he
has done, and proved himself loyal
leader, which manifested in him a
spirit struggling on for life and lib
erty in this glorious land.
In this land OF plenty it is hard to
have children brought to the verge
of starvation by the Whitebreast
Mining company, and they, like ty-
rants. with the club of starvation,
would like TO subdue them, so we
would have to pillow. Why could
they not pay the same as other CON-
panies? Because they are the big
fish and they desire to consume the
little ones; and to do this, they will
suckle the blood out of every miners
child where coal is mined in this
broad land, and to stem the tyrants'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-26
Through Car Service to Spirit Lake.

Commencing July the following
trains will have through Pullman
sleeping cars to Spirit Lake:
From Chicago c., r. /. p. train leaves at 3 30 p
m. daily.
From purlinc,on. B.. C. r. & n. train leaves
From Ced.r Rapids. b.. C. R, & y. train leave.
ati2 Is a. IN. daily.
From 81. Louis. ST. L., X. 4 N. ". train leaves
al IL - n m dsily.
Arrive at Spirit Lake from the
above points SOC n. m. the following
morning.
From Omaha, s. C. & p. tain leaves at 5:i5 p.
m dsily.
From -ioux City. s. St. P. M. & o. train leaves
al = 3 p. m. daily.
Arrive at Spirit Lake from the
above points at 7:i5 4. m. the follow
ing morning.
b.. c. Il. Il n. train leaving Cedar
Rapids ut $40 n. m. daily. except
Sunday. has free reclining chair cars
to Spirit Lake.
Hotel Orleans at Spirit Lake has
been thoroughly repaired and ele.
gantly refurnished. Rates have been
greatly reduced. and will he sent on
application to G. 5. Abel. manager.
Spirit Lake. Iowa.
For rates of fare and other infor-
nation call on station agent or ad-
dress j. MORTON.
Gen. Tkt. & Pass. Agent.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-26

The Moore & Livingstone company
presented The Stowaway" to a
small but appreciative audience last
evening. The play was most excel
lentlv rendered, and deserved a much
larger house. Tom Ingliss was
handled nicely by Frank Beal, and
Dickey Dials by Frank Long was en-
cellent. Louie Lester, the clever
little actress. won more admiration
by her Chuckev. the London News
boy. James McDuff gave some en-
cellent limitations, which won him
much applause. Miss Lucille Walker
as Mrs. Gray made decided hit. and
showed her ability as an actress in a
most enthusing manner.
Tonight the company will present
The Other Man." a strong character
drama. full of thrilling situations,
and one which has never been given
in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-26

The most beautiful fireworks show
in the world is ..Americus." There
are over 400 people employed to per-
form it. The great battle scene re-
quires the services of every one of
these people. During the progress
of the play many surprising and
clever novelties are introduced. and
the whole ends with a magnificent
fireworks display.
There are many firms engaged in
the manufacture of fireworks as pyro-
technical devices are commonly
called, but none of them have reached
so nearly pre-eminence in the art rs
the A. l.. Due company of Cincinnati.
who have created and called into
being the gorgeous semi-mili-
tary pageant ..Americus." which
Charles T. Kindt will produce at the
Tri-City Ball park on Aug. II.
Three brilliantly costumed ballets
are given, and beautiful and ro-
mantle episode is the marriage cere.
mony with its march and merry
making by the simple villagers OF
Charlestown, Mass, about the time
of the revolution. The ample
grounds of the ball park will be illu.
minated with thousands of lights,
and to accommodate the immense
throngs of people. Mr.. Kindt has
been Obliged to import from.Chicagc
over 5000 chairs. Excursion rates
over all railroads have already been
arranged.