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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

The Republican party in Texas is 60
ing to pieces. Recently q state con
vention WAS held and complete ticket
nominated since that time large pei
cent of the delegates of that cOnven
ton have announced themselves in favo,
of Judge Nugent, Populist nominee fol
governor.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

The Peoples party man who could
be caught by the ''chaff" appearing in
the cuckoo organs hasn't sense
enough to seek shelter during a rain.
-TarkiO Independent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

The Tsrkio Independent has COM
menced the publication Of a daily edi-
ton and like the weekly, it is an able
Populist paper. The editor, A. Ra-
zelle, is chairman Of the People g
party state committee and is doing q
grand work for the cause Of right and
Justice.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention in the Seventh Iowa District
Endorsed J. r. Bancroft, the Populist
nominee.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

Nero fiddled while Rome went up in
smoke. Cleveland dallied with the
tariff bill while the whisky trust and
sugar trust robbed the government of
milliOns.-Tarkio Independent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

At Tecumseh, Neb., A. H. Weir,
Mayor Of Lincoln, was nominated for
Congress by the Populists Of the First
District.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

The man who strikes for higher
wages and votes for low wages is no,
we'll balanced.-Tarkio Independent
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06
COUNTY TICKET.

OOUU xxOA0As
For Representative.
r. !. SMITH Of Harrison township
For Collector.
CHAS. II. MOORE. Of JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
For Circuit Clerk,
X. D. WITT, OF Sand Hill township
For County Clerk.
w. F. ADAMS, of Union township
For Sheriff,
F. X. EVANS, Of Sand Hill township
For Treasurer, A.
DAVID SUMMERS. OF JeneTsOn to"ns"iP'
For Assessor,
SAMUEL DAVIS, OF Thomson towhsn'P'
For Prosecuting Attorney,
T. A. REEFS, of Memphis.
For Probs te Judge.
E,W. BURNS, OF TObin township
For Presiding Judge.
+. NJ. PILES, of CORN.
For Judge Western District.
CHAS. CREWSON, of Miller township.
For Judge Eastern District,
I r. CHEADLE, of Mt. Pleasant township
For Coroner.
DrJ GRABOWSk1,O OF Unity.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wosid' Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-06
Dray and Transfer Line.

tended to ON short notice. Moving Of house.
hold furniture = speciality. Leave orders ut
he Central Hotel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

recollection Of Mrs Blackburn upon that
point differ MS TO the meaning OF my
words
And you careSsed the plaintiff in her
presence. is part of that deception,"
Il did not caress the plaintiff. / will ex.
plain that"
"but what passed there was for the pur-
pose 81 carrying out that deception"
"indubi-s5ly"
Then " lson secured denial that the
defendant ever visited the plaintiff at
Mary Mckenzie's in this city. Breckiu-
ridge said he knew that q woman of that
name would swear that he was Ihere-sle
lad been trained To 10 swear--but he never
was there. lie also denied that lie had
communicated with Madeline by adver-
ti>ements, or that he had arranged to have
typewriter letters prepared for commu-
cation with her with some person in this
city. Then Wilson said he was ihroUC1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
Another rlrocion. for Bland.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Filibustering
was resumed in the house to prevent the
unseating Of Hilborn, Republican of Cali
fornia. HiIborn was finally unseated by a
vote OF l2i TO ID.
At s:lS p. IN. the roll call on the pas
sage OF the BLAND bill over the PRESIDENT
veto was unexpectedly precipitajed on the
house amid great disorder The vote on
the Bland bill was interrupted by great
disorder and during the suspentiou of the
CALI a heated controversy ensued between
the speaker. Reed and others. The speak
er ordered Reed to his seat.
The motion was finally defeated, the
necessary two-thirtis. majority not voting
for it,
In the senate Allison resumed his speec;
agaiast tie thrift
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
CaANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK Isl Nu Cot-Sry

STATE OF ILLINOIS, L.
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
IL the Circuit court of said comfy 70 tho Ian
nary term. a. d 1sai.
William Boyer, Adam Boyer and Jacob Boyer.
complainanis, W Mary Johu.ou, John John
son, William : JOIN son. lGa ho1ison, James
" b son. George Robson. Anna Hardin.
Thoma- Camp bell. Mary ! Campbell. J In r
Campbell. Ada Campbell. AIicr ,anpheIl
Charles Campbell, samuel Campbell, alssr
Campbell, Will am Campbell honas j. Rob
BINS; Albert g. Mcknight. Laura Dugan. Brnt-
NJ Dugan, Minnie Ever-. Zerurish " hcailau :.
ioFiaa ho5knolih. TeIa +. Carroll, tenja
tharie- Boyer, Harry Keller. Ma han Boyer.
Franhlt lin Robbins. Fir.t Baptist church Of the
q y.f Rock l. and, and Edwin r. Parmeutcr
and Thomas Campbell. executor Of the will of
John A. Boyer deceased defer dan-s In chan
ccry.-Bill to set aside "a will.
Affidavit of non Residence OF defendants. Mary
johnson. John johnson. William : johnson Ida
RoDi -on. James Robson. George Robson, Anna
Har,i in, Thomas j. Robbins. > ihcrt Il Nc
Knight, Laura Dusan Brinini Ducan. Minnie
Evers, Leruriah Whe 5tlaud. Florida Hackmouih
Celia Z Carroll. Beui min Ha'f' ri Uodley Hat
lord, Daniel lalford Harry Keller and Franklin
Robbins lmp'caded With the above defendants
TT omas Campbell. Mary j. Campbell. John T.
Campbell, Ada Campbell, Alice Campbell. I hsrlo.
Campbell, samuel Campbell, Albert Campbell
william Campbell. Charles Boyer Nath n Bower
fir-t Battisi Church q the City of Rock Is ana
and Edwin E. Parmenier and Thomas Campbell
executor Of the will of John a. fgpyer decreased
hovinc been q ed in the Clerks flee Of the cir-
hereby given to the said nonresident defc da t.
that the compainSnts filed their an ended bill o;
complaint in SAID court, on the charcsry side
thereof. on the ist' day Of Narch. A. D. 1894. and
that thereuuona SUI nmons issued cut Of laid
court. wherein raid suit j. now pending, rcirr.
Die on the iir-t Monday in the month of May
next. n is by law required Now. unless Won.
the said nonresident defendants above nam cd
Mary johnson, John johnson. william : j, hu-
son. Ida Robson. james Robson, George Robi.
SOD. Anna Hardin. Tn mas j. Robbins. Albert q
Mcknight. Laura Dugan. Brntnal Dugan. Minnie
Evers, Icruriah Whca tland, Florida Ito, kmouth.
leila I. Carroll. BENJAMIN Ha,ford nu1ley Hal
ford Daniel iialford. Hrr Y Keller n d Frank in
Robbins. shall! personally be. and appear before
said circuit court on the first dag of the next
term thereof. =, he holden Mt Rock Island in
and for the said comfy, on the fret Monday in
May next. and plead. answer or dcmur To
the said complai 1ant's bill of complaint. the
same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will he taken confessed and de-
cree entered against You according to the prayer
Of said hill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Roct Island, III. March IS a. -. ,spi
JOHN T. kESvoUrHY and JACKSON & HURST.
Comps sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
s'hanrery Notice .

STATE or ILLINOIS
RocK ISLAND COUNTY.
IN the circuit court Of Rock Island county TO the
May term A. ID. Is4-In chancery-Bill IL
foreco-c Mortgage.
The Back Hawk Homestead Building Loan 4
saving Association complainant, vs.. Albert W
Wad-wortn. Cora II. Wadsworth. Ralph Z
Iiucy and N. \. McGinn. defendants,
~ the above named defendant VI r. NrGjun,
ntdavr OF your nOn-rcsidcnce having been filed
IN the off-e ~ the clerk Of said circuit court no
Ice IL hereby given TO you that the above named
complainant has filed In said court IT. bill of COM
plaint against you on tire chancery side Of said
court; that summon. in cnancery ua- been L.
.ued In said cause against you. rrturnaoe to the
next term Of said court, To be begun and holden
" the court house in the city of Rock Island T.
aid county. on the fret Monday Of May A d.
tsat, at which time and place you will appear
and lead. answer or dcmur to said bill Ct com.
plant " You see 10.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Pock Island, Illinois, March ~. a. u. 1891
SWEENEY a WAtKER, Solicitors for Compl'ts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

STATE oE ILLISOIS.
tock ISLAND Cor NY.
In the circuit court Of said Rock Island county Ia
the Nav icrn A. ID. .ls9i-Iu chancery--I;iN Ia
fCrec'O~c mortgage.
The Black Hawk Homestead Buildin,. Loan 4
saving Association. comp ainant ". a lbert
". Wad-worth. Cora y wacswnrth, Kalph E.
liuey and VI. +. McGinn
To the above named defendant NJ F. Nc.
CHM.
Ardavit ~ wear non-rr>iience having been
He'd IN tre office Of the clerk said circuit court
notice j. hcr. ~ gisen 10 You that the "a. owe,
nsmed complain SIT has fleu in laid court it, b
OF complaint against You on the charcery si5e al
said court: ihst n summons in c. ancery mas been
issued IN said c1u-c arainst yOu, rcfurIable "a
The next term of said court. - ne begun and
holden ut the court house. in the civ Of Roo !
u iand. IA >lid county, on the fret Monday oi
Nsy A. ID 1894, at wniCh time and place Won
will appear and p cad. answer or demur to sad
bill OF complaint VI Won see fit.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk
SWEENEY & WALSEE. Solicitors fo- ComuI't
RO,k leland, Illinois, March =. a. D 1894
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
Chanrcry Notice.
STATE or ILLINOIS. l..
NpfN fzf. Am .AfHxVN

STATE OF 1LL1SOls.
EnCk ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court % -aid Rock Island county,.
To the N y term a. d, 1884. In chsncery. Eli
~ foreccse mortgsge.
The Blacthswk Homestead Building. Losn and
saving As-ociaiion. complainant. ". Albert "
Wsdsworth, Cora b. WadSworth h, Rs Jpn +. Hney
and ". Y. Mctiiun. defendants.
To the above named defendant. " F. McGinn
Afidavt OF your non residence having been fled
IN the Office Of the clerk OF said circuit court no.
ice u hereby given 10 you that the above named
comp ainant has He'd In said court it, hi OF com.
llaint aoain-t you on he Chanccry side of said
'Curt; thai summons In thincerv has been i--
sued IN -aid use alstnst yo- retufnable to the
next term of said court. Ia he bcgun ann holden
the court house, in the city Of Rock Isl md, in
aid county. ON the fret Monday OF Nav, A. ID
1871, at win h time and place you vi ] appear and
Dlcad, answer or demur 10 -aid bill Of complaint
u you see tit. GEORGE ". GAMBLE. CLERK.
SWEENEY WALkER. solicitors for Complts
ROCK Island. Illinois. March 18th. A. D.. 1snI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
DEFENDANT MAKES SOME DEN,.,s

Which VIII Probably Worry His Case
Along in the Near Future.
About the first ching Wilson began in.
quiring about was time when the defen-
dant went to GolGsborough, XIV. to make
speech and complimented the colored
servant at the house where he dined on her
cooking, saying 20 her that when he and
Madeline went to housekeeping he wanted
the coiCred woman to come and cook Tor
him.
That is entirely .anciful. | never said
anything of the sort to any colored wom-
an, replied BreckiHridge OF course that
colored woman will appear later.
Then the colonel denied that he had ever
made any protestations Of love to Made.
.:ue
DO you think" Wilson asked, that a
man is under obligations TO prevent the
destruction of "a young woman"
Most assuredly do, and ii he does not
he should be punished ! have had NV
punishment and am trying TO take it with.
out complaint
In reply to another question tie colonel
said the subject of marriage had first been
broached 10y Madeline in September. 1Ng2
and he :old her that her relations to
Rhodes stood ia the way, Is we'll a. otter
things
You had contract as binding as hers
20 Rhodes
Much more binding" replied the col.
onel, referring 10 EIs marriage.
There was never from you aEy proposal
Of marriage"
Never under any circumstances" NEST
emphatically
Then it was understood that you were
10 carry out the sSIEb.aace of a marriage
contract which you both understood was
never to be fulfilled F"
There was The senb.ance 0: contract
TO be carried out before only one living
person, and chat person Mrs. Governor
blackburn. The contract before Mrs
black burn had been made to enable Miss
Pollard to die out OF his lite and separate
from Mrs. Blackburn.
And with a view 10 enabling her to die
cat of your life and Mrs Blackburn's you
TOOK her to Airs. Blackburn and said you
would place her under Mrs. Black burn 8
carer"
u did not. My recollection and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
Cbas~ery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. =.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, ,,..
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
IN the circuit court IL sail Rock Island county.
To the MAY tern A. d isot In chancury Eill
to forpclo-e MORTGAGE
The Black Hawk Homestead Buildiur. Loan
and SAVINGS association. comp laiusut w. Al.
bert W. Wad-worJh. Cor. n Wsdsvorth,
Ralph y, Huey. anu NJ. r. McGpn. ccfcnd
an.-.
To the ahoyc-oan ed defendant. VI. r. Mct,inn;
AhdsVif of your Ion-residen y having been n ed
IN the office 90 the CLERK of said cifcut court no.
tee j. hereby ven 20 yor that the abpve named
complainant has ed In said court lis bill Of com.
plant AZ inst you IN the Chancrry -itc Of said
court. that summons IN charcery has hcsu
is-ueu IN said case against you reiuruabl. 10 thu
next term Of ~aid court, to be bcguu ard holden
at the court house. in the cts q mock Island IN
said county. on The fret Monday Of Nav A. n
lss1 AZ which time ard plscc Won will fppear
nl al. answer or domur 20 said bill of complaint
~ you see n.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. CIc-k
SWEENEY Il Wa KEE solicitors for Complt.
Rock Island, Illinois. March -. A. ID. 1901
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
AN INCIDENT RgLATeO IN FULL.
Regarding she Time the Two Talked
About Marriage.

Regarding the Time the Two Talked
About Marriage.
Butterworth then drew out all the story
Of the time Madeline talked about mar.
riage first The colonel said that she had
told him that she had no friends; that hey
only intimate girl friend had gone insane;
his wife was dead. and there was nothing
10 prevent him from marrying her He
replied 10 this with some anger and she
had said that If he would change ms tone
she would retire from society-oive up
trying 10 go IN society-aLd be MS mis-
treS~, take care % his room and do hi,
typewriting
He had told her that under tho circUm-
stances she was the last person who could
do bis typewriting She had insisted that
she would not leave him. but would go
wherever he went. Then they had walked
together 20 house on II street which they
were accustomed TO visit. Ills anger haG
cooled. lie sat down; she SAT on the floor
with her arm on his knee, and they talked
far into he night, she saving that she did
not care If there was "A scene there. He had
told her thar after tLeir relations he could
not marry ncr, that no man could be ey-
pccted to marry "a woman under these cir.
cumstances unless he had seduced her
You know I have rot sciuced You |
said, Colonel Breckiur.dce continued
she urged me to marry her on account If
those very relations. said: I can't af-
ford 10 pat Rhodes mistress and my mis-
tres> az the head Of my table She threw
up the window and said she would scream.
just then some one raped ~ the door AID
said we were making a great dcal of noise:
that my voice was peculiar. and there was
another member of congress in She no, So
who might recognize it," Laughter 3
Colonel breckinriagr smiled ana cou5in-
ned: Il did not care to kaaW Who he was 80
Just after this court adjourned with tle
judges philippe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
Legal.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate OF james x. Stull. deceased.
The Undersigned having been appointed admin.
istratnr Of the estate Of james H. Sfull lat. of
the county OF Rock Island. stare uf Illinois, de.
ceased. hereby gives notice tina; he will appear
before the county court Of Rock island conn.
~. at the Office Of the clerk Of ssid CONT, in
the city OF Rock Island. al the June term. OF
the first Monday June rcX', 81 winch
time al persons having claims acH.Ust said &C.
tate are notified and requested To attcuu FOR IA.
parpo-e OF having the same adjusted. All per.
cons indebted TO said estate are requested q
make immediate payment 10 tho undersigned.
LEWIS l.. STCiI.
Administrator.
Dated this eth dsy q. March, A. d. isgi,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

Pollard Breckfnrfdge Case-Wiison Let's
the Defendant on the Rack After Laying
the Foundation for Some Impeachiur
Testimony-The Mrs. blackburn Episode
Again-Testimony Briefed.
WASHINGTON. April 5-The real sensa-
tion of the Breckenridge Pollard case was
Judge Bradley's outbreak of impatience AZ
the audience and the rakiug down he gave
them just before adjournment. The law.
yers had come to a stopping place, as it
were, and Were willing to adjourn. and the
judge said IF the parties to this case
would like TO go out first they may do Sc
and viii keep the crowd back Accord.
ingly Miss Pollard with her attorneys, fol.
lowed by the silver-haired kentuckian and
his legal forces. filed through the little
door between the judge and Jury. Several
men made rush from their seats after
them. Judge Bradley's cheeks flushed. and
he raped the desk iiercely.
Court has not adjourned" he shouted
above the busting; take your seats
there" Then pointing to one conspicuous
offender who was halfway across the room
with his hat on he said sternly: Take of
your hat there and go back where You
came from. Take your seats
Justice Lets Herself Loose.
As the men rclapsel into their chairs
the judge struck his desk again. declar.
ing in the sterneet tones: This morbid
curiosity which has been manifested
since the beginning of this suit is perfectly
disgusting. The court corridors have
been crowded-the egress has been crowd
ed-and ! understand that the sidewalks
in front of the Offices of the counsel have
been crowded, showing a prurient eager
ness to see the parties TO this suit. They
seem to forget that some one besides the
parties to this suit are on trial here The
spectators have been on trial for their de
cency and they have been found guilty Of
indecent conduct. These men who come
here day after day remind me Of buzzarus
sitting on a fence waiting for sick horse
to die; waiting Tor pile of carrion."
Then turning to the crier he command
ed: Adjourn the court" and strobe out.
pushing his way through the halls and
across the street in = crowd of several hun.
Gred men and women waiting to catch
glimpse OF Madeline Pollard and Con
gresham Breckenridge
Review 81 the state of Things
Cfa truth the case i = ba,l ono ,,f what
the iudce calls nrpriart c,,riosi+,, -
DAYS mast since tbe c.sa ra.,b.I H.. -,
I'M Of its SeusotioraIi.n ,,,,,.ds 90 -,
BOYS and women many of tbe,, vii
dressed and r.--necrabIa Of ,,,r,.,r,,,c
have thronged the court house corridors
the sidewalks, even the street ia front OF
the Offices OF the attorneys in the case at
the hour OF adjournment, waiting for the
principals To appear. elbowiug for vantage
points. bandyinr pprsonal comments an, =
making ;bjngs - ,,enar.,If,- ,i;-,,,,.....,I.I-
that the objects of tbeir ,1ttsr,rio,, -
loa,, dr;,.a,, 70 ,,,.,l.,. r.. ~. s.. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

SO egninontlv successful has Hood :
Sarsaparilla been that many leading
citizens from all over the United
States furnish testimonials OF cures
which seem almost miraculous.
Hoods SarSaparil!a i not an acct
dent. but the ripe fruit of industry
and study. 1t possesses merit ..pe-
culiar to itself"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK.. April l.
Money GA call easy offered nj per
cent. Prime mercantile papg. 3a5l, per
cent Sterling oz--.Al-a quiet with aetna.
business III bankers hills al ass. s-la ta-
demand and -; $3.50 cor sixty DAYS. 1; .-.,.l
rates i--4-s2 Cl-ue-l..L his 1854 Z
>6.
Silver certificates 6i74 bid; no sales. lar silver
csl4 MeNicHn GDllar- o.
United states bonds, b $ regular IIrf.: do =
coupons. ll'tl; - Regular, ll5 8, n4's coupons
Ii3-=, do -. SO Jia: PaQ.ll Us OF rs. 'IH5. d.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
en- ANCERY NOTICE.

STATE or ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court of said ROCK Island county
TO the May term A. ID. 1894. In Chancery.
Daniel X. Potter. ard Vary Z. Potter. com
Wiliism A SION. deceased. 1hoaa. T. Waletor
and the unknown heir- or ievi-ess Of Thomas T
WATSON, deceased. defendants Bill to quiet title
To the above named defendants anu esch OF
them: AFFIDAVIT Of your non-rc -idence h.vins
been ded In the Office Of the clerk of eaid Circuit
court, notice V hereby given To YOU and each OF
NOG that the above n-mcd co nplainabt- have filed
In said cour their bill OF COMPLAINT acAin.t YOU
ou the chsucery side of -aid court that a summon.
In charce has been issued IN said cause against
YOU re urnable TO The next term Of .aid court. "a
he begun and holden n the court house. In the
city 90 Rock Island. in said county, on tn. fr-'
Noudsy OF May A. ID. is9i. NJ which time and
place Won Will appear and plead. sn-ser or demur
TO said bill Of ca mi laipt u YOU see fit.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk
SWEENEY NAiKrE. sol citor~ for Complr-
Rock Island. Illinois. March s,th. A. u. isai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

RACINE, Wis, April ) Carl Jonas. who
was recently appointed consul general at
81 Petersburg, has sent his resjg nation as
lieutenant governor 10 Governor PocA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

Hoods pills cure nausea. sicl
headache. indigestion. biliousncss.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

CHICAGO. April 4
Live >tock-The prices a the Union stock
wards today ranged as follows. Hoo.- tst;-
mated receipts for the day. a2u1s sales
hanged at StinlteJ pigs. = Gs.rl % lion,
s49t.si % rough pacing SiG5aE11 mixed.
a'a s+.'tLie % heavy pa-k.n, ana Shipping
.cts ats
Catt.e-Receipts for the dav. lfaJ1; quota
ions ranged az s. t'Ei.5 choice - ey+I-,
sh.lp!ns Steers e3.'54431 good 20 choice d..
~, - lar 70 good = sHQ52 p common to
netl'u@ do. - = 40 butchers ete.t. - =.
Oslo stoc@ers, SStUa3Gs feeders 81 81.
~ cows. S-.659e-5 he.ierS, si.5a...i 50 balls
S-"'ts'.9v ieSSS steers, ana - Jll5525 ,eai
calves. e"'
Sheep and Lambs-Rcceipts for the dav
80, prices ranged AZ S3.aJti Jj westerns - -
c4'3' IezRas, s9,OJz5.jJ natives and s8.J0G5. n
lambs. |@'o' -S'-iV
The Local Markets,
GRAIN, ETC.
Corn-New, ssG9sc.
OGts--39c.
Hav-Tmo,fy, SD: UPLAND. ssasa. wild
s5c 81 SO, s5GcS7; ba.ed. SIS. '' ""N'
Straw, s6Is6 so.
Butter-Fsar to choice, is,a o.e.r. o.,
Gs2c eDiHefF' ZIG
fggs-Frcsh, 1ocp1ic.
Poultry-Chickenr. dressed, aa1oc. ,,-,ors
S.ti0c. 1'N' geese
-RUIr AND vEaHrAa,ys
Appies-s. per br, & Chicago
foiatoes-65c.
0nions-.5q per bu
Inrnips-.5cG per bu.
LIVE STOCK
Catt'a-Butche-s nav for ,o-, 50,
BAG 3a'; COVE and neife S, 2l,esa.- esYx.s
Hops-4Ac@4Ac.
Sheep-3c1syca
Coal-soft. 1oc; haro. $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
shancery N0tire.

Dated mi. 9Th ds, o: Marsh. 4. b. i,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05
JUSTICE Is WROTH.
Judge Bradley Gives Voice to
a Great Disgust.
RAKEs THE PRURIENr SPECTATORS,

Who Daily Crowd the Court Room in the
Poliard-Breckinridge Case-Wiison Lets
the Defendant on the Rack After Laying
the Foundation for Some Impeachiug
Tesfimony-The Mrs. blackburn Episode
n-Testimony Briefed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-05

DISEASES o. WOMEN AID CHILDREN"
a tcok W,rth dollars. sent sealed for f0c.