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Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
un9ered2te Oerhaftun9en
Deriiben ole poIi3iiten 6eis uno 6ermaniOn

Die 9olisiiten Geis unb @ern1anIou
bon Der 8. G9icaQo 2(pe. Station batten
iicb 9~eitern bas 8er9uiigen gcmacbt, in
etner 8irtbic9aft an @entrc Str. @6.
StrauB, Gbeitcr SuQipan, @barIes 6a4
unb Mar See ipegen SpiclcnS zines barmz
tOien p8ennp:Q(nte" Boteripiel5 gu perhaf9
ten. 9tibtcr &eritcn ipracb bic Nngcflagz
ten frct; in cincm anoeren Sal battcn bIcz
ielben 9oli3iiten SObn 6cBler, @m.
WfOiters, Seize 0cnieu, 6reb Slpartu, @m.
San 9Dle, SObn Mc0oI uub SreO @laricr
i'll Der 8irtbi6ait an Der Gfc BON Snz
oiona7 unO Sranflin Str. bcr6aftet, lpeil
Giclelben init @bip5 I'm elm @las 8icr
ipieIten. Der 9ticbter b~eSeibnetc aucb
Oicie 8erbaftun8 ais uu8ercdbtfcrti9t.
Sober Der 8crbaftcten muBte eincu 9ouar
Soften Sableu.
Den BoLi5iiten @eiS unb @ermanion
lei an9eratben, itA nm bic Ginbri9e unb
SpiBbtbereien, pel6e al anoerer STEELE
Qel6iIocrt iinO, gu befiimmern uno IN.
ibulOigc Burger fOrtan nibt mebr su be.
LQltigen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
QusSu9 aus 0em Criminal
9eri6t.
maeerfGot i'm Qmt 0es Criminal.
oeribts=GIerf. = 2lcran0er Ro6 mo
5ohu s. Whitman ais 6%efdn9ni6s
Oireftor1un mi Gbef=GIerF.

Ser neugepdbltc GrimiltalseribtS Glert
MagcrItdOt trat beute WtOrgen icin Nmt
an. @(S erlten Glert bat ct Q8iuiam
2opipn aus Der 80. 8arb ernonnt; Die
ndbiten Glerfs limb 8aIter 9. !6igbt unb
0m. Qaln6.
SIN Gount0geIdngniB ibei6en &C.
fGnantBbtrcftor WorrtS uno @befzGfert
8rice. WorriS empiing Ieinen Na9IoIger
~2tleranber 9toB uno Sobn 6. @bitman ais
erlten Glerf. Nls 6ilfss@ efGu9uiBclerf
ipir6 g. q. Goben tbatig icin.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
86s 9eleimt.
OefIi4e 6efddftsIeutc miifen in frisco
Paare Iaien.
6 s ranctsco, 3. 0e3.

Die 0laubi9er bee r0Ombarb 2oan" Sc
IcbGfte8 iinb iiber Sic 9lrt un6 Q8eiie Der
@ei9QftSfibrun8 ouf bas b0dblte entriiitet.
8or ettpa ~Diersebn 3agen fIagten Die She'll
baber s. s. Salonon unb q. Menbellon
auf Aufl6iun9 bes @ei1Gftes, uno S. 6.
TrantLpu murbe gum WtaiienpertpaItcr crz
nannt. Sn elmer G%eriammlun9 ser @ldu>
bigger er9ab Der 8cricbt beiieIben, baB bo5
@utbaben Der Tirma ettua $4,000 betrug,
pdbrenO 6is S4uIOen iib auf $50, 900 be-
Iiefen. Die @l6ubi8er itn0 metitcns DIT
Iicbe Tirn1er1, unO mach Nn9abe Der QlbOos
faten 9totbibilb & 9tb boben bieielben
Toroerungen pon $52, 900 al bic Sirma.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

- Comptroller Sones erfIdrte 6eutc
Gormitta9, baB Sic OttObergebdIter Der
Boli5litcn vpobri9cinIi5" morgcn aHSge7
5a6lt peroen tpiiroen. Qlber MIR maDrz
ibcinIib, benin bis beute Wittag mar fur
bieien 3wef nod fein @eIO porbanOen.
- Gountpricbter Garter bet beute 8ors
mittag Den ebemaliqen Coroner 8. SerB
gum 9tac6folger OeS 6erru 98iutam Saplor
ais GbefzGIert Der NablbebDroe ernarnt.
Die @rnennung bebarf iebob nOb Der Be
ttGti9ung Der @ablbeboroe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Den Derlebun9en erIe9en.
Gin Gbicaeoer m6o4en oas Opfer zines
uufalles.
9 Il B e, So, 3. 0ei.

MabeG Stuff, mel9e in TOGge bes 9ur9z
9ebens zines @eipannc5 10 beftig aus benz
8agen geid6leubert murOe, baB fte einen
S6GoeIbrrcb e~rlitt, lit geitcrn Otorgen ben
S%erleBungeu erlegen. Sic tpar bic So6s
ter BON WiQiam Stuff in Chicago, Dobnte
ieoob bier BEL ibrem Ontel, Dem frilberen
SountDicbabmeilter Sleeper.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Die S%duthGtiofait.

SIM it66tii6en 0ebGubeellmt ipur6eu in
Ser per8an9enen Wocbe 1872 BauerlaubniBz
i6eine fir 8auten sum &oltcnuoranicblage
OOn $4,000 erlpirft. 9lc cinSclnen
8autcn OertbeiIcn iib rpie iOlgt: Sinner
6alb Der aliens tabtgren5cn 81 gu 1891, 900;
6poe Barf 10 5u $76, 2afc % SUI
$48, 900 unb Safe 8iew Il 3u $54,0O
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
KobIen fir oen Saoen.
Der ~einfttee maHerftono i'm Ohio brinet
Seben in oas KohIen9ef9Gft.
6 tttsbura. 3. Sea.

9aS i6pere 9te9enUetter, peIbe8 in Der
Der8an8enen @o6e bier unb in Der oberen
TluB9e9enb itattfanb, bat sur 6olge gebobt,
DAB bsIte pabri3etnli6 Don iecbS bis adbt
MiQionen Bui6el &obleu bon bier nah
iiibLi6cn BlGBcn abgeben perben. SIS
ltegen bier brei3ebn Wfiuionen 8uibel
&ObIen, un0 ioute nob Elm b05eres Steiz
gen beS Slulies eintreten, 10 tpir6 Die gez
iarnmte &obIenflotte nit boiler 2aDun9 bic
0teiie no6 Dem Sit0en antreten.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Das itaIicniide Parliament.
OasfeIbe heute pom K0ni9 Rumbert er0fnet.
Sc 3. 0ea.

&0ni9 Sumbert bat beute nit elmer err
greifenben Gebe, in peIbcr auf Die bnrc6
Die tIr3Lid6en @r6beben eutitanOenen 2eiz
Den b%intpieS, bas 8arLament erOffnet. Gr
ia8te tpciter, baB iib bic Snouitrie pieOer
beIebe, baB ii6 Der GreOit Oes 2anoeS 8ez
beliert babe, uno baB Dem Parlamente
Oringenbe MaBre9eln 3ur 8erbeiierun8
Dor8ele9t fperben mirben. Gum S6luiie
ipracb Der &0nig iein 8ertrauen auf Die
Sortbeltebung Des eurOpdiiben SrieoenS
aus.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Dei5en ais Shmeinefutter.
58Iedte Qreife, ulo utanseI al mais SduIo
0ardn.
Ge6ar Rapi6s. So. 3 Oe

luS gutter Gueue lift ermitteIt tporoen,
oaB in Soma in bieiem Sabre nicbt tpeniz
ger ais 800 900 8uibel @ei8en oil S9peiz
ne Derfiittert poroen iinD, uno oaB aler
8aDri6cinli6feit nab Dor 6ritbjabr nod
Der boppeItc 8etrag in 6erielbcn 8etie
pcrbrau6t merben wirb. Die 8eranlaiz
luna oa3u lit in ben nieOrigen 8ei3eupreiz
fen, &qb in DieLen @egenben in benz
MtangeI an Mais gu iucben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
un9IGdItAer 5ou,
Gin pinferton' fder ma6ter erIeioet etnen
Sru9 oes Rtd9raoes.
Qenner. GnI. 3 0p,-

Ser 8inferton'i9e @dcbter @iuiam
Quen 9litt in Der Samita9 gfa9t i'm
Sbnee aus, unb fte( 10 un9litflih nie6er,
baB ct einen 8ru4 6es &JdgrobeS oaoonz
tr1la. Die @lieOer unterbalb Der 6uften
limb in Solge beiien Douitdnbt9 gelGbmt,
nnb nm ietn 2cbeu 81 retten, lpirb Die
Gntfernung zines GbeiIcs Oes &IdgraoeS
notbmen0tg 1etn.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
8ahnunfau.
Gin GOoter uno cine 2In3ahI DerIebter.


Ser 0OfaGsu9 bon ~2IeranOria, mel8er
beute Morgen nacb 0aibingtOn abging, lit
BET Safion @itp, duf Der Oir9intiden Seite
Der l0n9en Bride Derunglidt. g1Gberc
8eri9te iiber ben l1nfol liegen nod nicbt
Dor, oob beiBt es, baB Elm Mann oas Qeben
perloren bat, unO cine QEn5abl Don Baiioz
9ieren 8erIeBungen b~aDOntrug.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
G60tIiber unfau,
Gin friherer pofmeifter our4 eilten Stur5
pom Pierce um's &eben oefommen.
g etersburg, ST., 3. Deg.

GeItern Morgen purOe @iaiam 8.
@obertiOn, Der fri6ere 8oitmeiiter BON
Gauula, auf Ser cambridge in beitlnungS7
loiem 3uftanOe aufgefunben. @r bate iib
fpGt am @t6enO 81 8ferbe out bie Hetie
nacb 6auie gemabt. un6 mar mabrl9einz
Ieicb bonn 4ferOe g~citiir3t. Setn SOB err
foIgte am QlbenD.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
ct. 8etcrsburo. 3. 0e..

Gtpa iebs5ig N}eilcn n0rOlib BON
in Der gt6De bon MorsfanSt, gez
rtetb Elm entgleilter 4etroleumSug in
un6 bret 8abnbeamte Oerbrannten,
lpGbreno mebrere anbere ibper oerIeBt
tpur0e1, uno unter ben Grlmmern ben
SOB fan6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Stdoti1bes.
Oas metter.

Spttfer 3Geine, rs @~ai0ington Str,
beri8tet fir Chicago Die feIgenoen 8aros
meter un6 G6ermometerit6noe
I'm 8 u6r WOrg. 30 @r., nm 9 l1br 30
Gr., UNI 10 ll6r 81 @r., nm II l1br 81
@r., um II 11hr 36 Or. .8arometerltanb
UNI 8 ubr Otorg. 1850, II ubr 1880.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Gou9reR= Gr0fnnn9,
Die sweite Sibungsaes 55. GonsreRes
er0fnet.
Die Soti9aft oes prafOenten.
8aihtnaton. 9. 6. 3. 0ea

y : VI ~ % ~N0|
gla9 oreimonatlicber 8auie Bat beute 6ie
Gr0ffnun8 Oer 5neitelt Stbun9 0eS 50. Gonz
greiieS ita~ttgefunben. Die 8oti6aft 6es
8rdiiOenten Wurbe beiOen 6Guiern 3uge=
ian0t, unO in 0enielben perleien. Q1niere
2eier ftnben einen llus8ug 6erieIben an
elmer anberen SteQe beS 8lattes.)
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
onnta9saberrafhun9
Cine Jninoiier Ortfdaft pom einem Grobeben
heim9eiu6t.


@eitern MOr9en, 3e6n O1tnuten Dor eff
Ibr, tpufoe bier ctn GrbitoB, b~egleitet BON
einem DC nnerdbnltben @erGulb, mabrgez
nommen. Die @rOeribItteruag lcbien cine
pom gtorben nab SiOen geben6e &ibtung
AL baben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

- 0outs S9ocntng, George So6um,
SameS 8uett uto 6enrp StoIep, tuelcbe in
Wtiiuers 6aue geftern 9gbeno einen Spec
tatcL neriibt batten, tpurben nit $500 unb
Soften bon 9tibter &erften belegt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
NationaIbanf 9efblofen.
Ote NortR platte National Banf felt ihre
6eibdfte Elm.
Nortb GIotte, Neb., 3. Oes.

Die v9fortb 8latte G%tationaIbant" bat
heute Morgen ibre 36iiren nicbt g%c0ffnet
uno beftnOet ii6 iebt in ben 6dnOen bes
&e8terun9S 7Snipeftors, 0ic 8anf bate
Elm 8etriebScapital bon $75, 900.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Die GntideiOun9 oes QoIt5eidef=.
6wei Ger iieben on9efIa9ten poIi3iiten pom
S~timmpIabe oes u. pre5infts Ger "a.
moro nit Grtlaiune, ole iibriqen >
NIT OehaItsdb3ii0en beitraft

ilIl OepaIl9aO0u9eH DelItuII.
8oGi3ei9ef Brennan bat beute Mittug
feline @ntf4eiOun9 in Dem Safe Der iieben
Yolt3titen, tpel9e bef4ulOigt lparen, am
Wa6ltuge auf Dem StimmplaBe bes II. Brez
5tntts Der "a. @arb ibre Bfli4t baOur4
berna3ldiiigt 81 BADEN, DaB lie bort nidt
Rubeit0rungen un0 MtBbanblungen friebz
li4er 8irger Der6tnberten, ~abgegeben.
0te @nti9eibung bes Poli3ei4efs Gautet
ba6in, baB Die Tdmmtli4en ungeflagten iiez
ben Poli5iiten 14ulDtg feten, unb baB Sames
Mc8rap unb Sames Niderfon, pel9e Die
Nuffi3t ii6er ben StimmpldB 6atten, NIT
@ntlafung bon Der POli3eizSOrce beitraft
tperben, pdbrenb Die iibrtgen 5 angetlagten
POIt3iiten, Sumes @bbep, SObn 8. Murpbp,
81, 6. @ilDe, SameS 6DlanD unb SObn 81,
Walop nit ie flint Sagen @eRaltsa65ug
beitraft tperben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Dom 0u9e 9eitIr5t.
15ber Goo zines Gincinnotier Gigarren=
maders.
Decatur, Su., 3. 9e3.

@effern Morgen ftir3tc @iuiam Strain,
oir Giqarrenmacber aus cincinnati DON
e;mem 2uge Der Su. GentraIbabn, unb
biieb auf Der STEELE toot.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Gin QetroIeum5u9 in Brand &c.
ratben.

Mehrere Sahnbeamte i'll oen 6Iammen nm.
%9efommen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; efiectuaily cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for sale by all drug.
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but i. is man
afactured by the California Fig Syrup
10. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will no:
sccept any Substitute if offered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Cloaks, Jackets and Coats.

Having a large consignment of
Coats, Jackets and Cloaks placed in
our hands to be disposed Of. we
have decided that until Saturday
night, Dec. Is, with every Ladies'
Coat or Jacket sold at IS or over
for cash. we will give pair of our
best dollar Kid Gloves. or a nice
warm Bed Comfort-you can have
your choice. These Jackets are
newest. latest and best shapes of
the season: also a few more of those
new, nobby, Oxford Jackets at t2.79
apiece.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

20-inch China Silks 90 in this sale
at Csc. '"'0
2O-inch Surah Silk, double.
twilled, the Csc quality, at S8c, ssc
yard.
Table Linens
90 dozen half-bleached NAPKINS
would be cheap at sl.45, 90 this
week at CSC.
6O-inch Satin Damask Table Lin
en- to boom this department, worth
75c, at 42sc.
6O-inch Bleached Table Linen
with red border, guaranteed fast
color, worth S5c. at 52ac.
10 dozen Chenille 6-4 Table Cow
ers, worth S1.42, at Csc.
Pillows.
200 Down Pillows, French Sateeu
covered, with 4!-inch ruffle, worth
Sl.3s, go in this sale mt csc, CSC. CSC.
100 plain Down Pillows, worth
csc, 60 at 49c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Rugs.

Another shipment Of those new
Brusselene and Madras Rugs.
$50. size 22xS6. go at PIC, all col
ors. bright and durable.
100 Rugs. size 27x5i, while they
last. Sac, Sac, Sac.
Great big Rugs. 36x72. at only
42c. Don't make the mistake of
waiting too long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Ice Company Officers.

The Twin City Ice company held
its annual meeting yesterday. when
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. They are:
President and General Manager
George +. Lambert.
Vice President-Nels Pierce.
Secretary and Treasurer-James
W. Atkinson.
Executive mmittee-Henry Ehr-
horn. Simon Tropp and Nels Pierce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
NEW OFFICERS.
BuGord Post and the Women's Relief Corr
Elect Last Evening.

Butord Post and the Women's Relief Corps
Elect Last Evening.
Buford Post, 243, G. A. R., held
an enthusiastic meeting last evening.
The attendance was larger than for a
long time, and a growing interest
and zeal among the members was
shown. The membership of the or
der is also gradually increasing.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
Commander-C. B. Knox.
Senior Vice Commander-James
Larkin.
Junior Vice Commander - John
Gardner.
Officer of she Day-Ezra Wilcher
Outside Seutinel-J. Huller.
Trustee Of Relief Fund-Mal. II. c.
Connolly.
Trustee of POST. W. Herbert.
Quartermaster- p. Quayle.
Chaplain-W. b. Bruner.
Delegates 10 State Encampmeut-
John Gardner and W. p. Quayle; al
ternates. James +. Larkin and w. Ii.
Bruner.
Women's Relief Corps.
Officers for the year we're also
elected by the Women's Relief Corps,
and are:
President-Mrs. Kate Quayle.
Senior Vice Presidcnt-Mrs. Mary
| Dumb beck.
Junior Vice President Mrs. Jennie
llamaker.
Treasurer-Mrs. 5. j. Norris.
Chaplain-Mrs. Rosa Els.
Conductor-Mrs. Mary Cameron.
| Guard-Mrs Sarah j. Ransom.
Delegates to the Department Con-
vention-Mrs. Rosa Ellis, Mrs. Susie
j. Hemenway: alternates--Mrs. Rosa
| Cochran, Mrs. :. j. Morris.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

Dress Goods.
The best English Cashmeres we
.eu this week, all colors. at 22sc.
lo.inch Henriettas, always have
been cheap at soc n yard, this week
atS7!c.
i6-inch Serges. imported, always
have been cheap at SIC, our price
this week, 65c.
100 Dress patterns, novelty suit
inrs. eight yards Sl.96. Take your
pick. -,,
gi-inch Black Faille worth $1.25,
ut 9sc.
sl-inch Satin Duchess, extra
heavy. worth Sl.25, at soc.
Moria Silk in all light shades,
suitable for fancy work, at 42lc.
The finest line OF plain China
Silk in the city-2l-inch, nile,
scarlet. light blue, pink. canary.
old cold-for this sale, iSc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Why do You Cough?

DO you know that Parks Cough
Syrup will cure it? We guarantee
every bottle. There are many cough
syrups, but we believe Parks is the
best and most reliable. Sold by
Hartz Il Uliemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

Arsenal Council, No. Ill, National
Union. elected officers last evening as
follows:
President-F. w. Wiesler.
Ex-President-H. A. Mcdonald.
Vice William Johnston.
Speaker-A. H. Head.
Usher-M. j. Higgins.
Sergeant. S. Mciarvcy.
Door keeper-Ed DeRue.
Chaplain-J. II. Reeves.
Secretary-B. ID. Lamont.
Financial Secretary. c. Pfoh.
Trustees-George A. Mcdonald, +.
c. Hemenway, John W. Tremann.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

All Silk Baby Ribbon, 1c.
T. Spools Embroidery Silk for Sc.
No. .. all Silk Black Satin Rib
bon. 90.
Germantown Zephyr Yarn. &c
skein.
1000 Yards Novelty Dress Goods,
is.inch wide, for this sale, 29c
yard.
500 Fancy Gold Decorated Cups
and saucers. for this sale, 25c.
Worth up to 75c.
For ladies', All Wool Cordivan
jackets, 12c.
For men. 100 Fancy Teck Scarfs,
ljc.
cur terms are spot cash.
\ Columbian Half Dollar free
with every Cloak over So.
Tom and Jerry Sets, IL mugs and
bowls, gold bowl, 1925 set.
For children, Fancy Picture Book,
Sc and up.
For children. 2-wheeled Cart,
painted, only &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

Generally fair; colder tonight. ris
ing temperature; westerly winds
Todav's temperature, IS.
I. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

to do. THE ARG Us, fos one, has. no
fears of the people being disap-
pointed.
The Steward.
A duty before the board at the
present session will be the appoint
ment of a steward for the poor farm,
the candidates being w. H. II. Dow,
the present incumbent, and J. l..
Cox, of Zuma.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Dress Goods Department.

Fifteen pieces all wool Melrose
Suitings. value soc. all week at 29c:
if they last, 29c, pc. Come carly
for choice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Desirable Holiday Presents.

Make your selections now while our stock is COM
pete. We have the most complete stock of TOYS etc
ever shown in Rock Island Now is your time and this
is the place for all economical holiday Shipping
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Furniture Given AWAY.

large line of elegant furniture given when
traded 1t
Trade convenience and all purchases will
these presents.
Sole Agency for Imperial Pinned Paper Patterns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
lust Received.
Books Now on Sale.

1000 volumes ~ Fiction. Poetry. good
cloth binding &C. Chlden high colored
Juvenile
Large Beans,alk FOR
ward March and Chdrcn's DAYS
Men Women Storie &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

Christmas Tree Candles, 5 for lie.
For boys, Skates, soc a pair and
up.
For girls, Skates, S5c a pair and up.
For boys, Nelocipcdes, $1.2O and
up.
We show the most beautiful
Banquet lamp with 2S-inch shade,
at only $3.50. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
For boys, Coasters from 25c up TO
$3.50.
For girls, Slcds from soc up to
$3.50.
Dolls for 1c, Dolls for &c, Dolls
for DC, Dolls up to S..
Hosiery, Ladies' Bleachcd Hose,
&c a pair.
Chamber sets.
See our stock of aluminium
Ware-we are the cheapest.
We show the most Complete Line
of Crockery.
We add New Wonders to our Dry
Goods Department daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Children'S Shoes.

Children'S Shoes.
soc. ) to az, were 75c.
Csc. To 1ol, were 81.
81 Misses Dongola. patent tip.
solid. IL 10 Is, were sl.S5.
Sl.lo. same shoe as above, but
1Sl TO >, were $50.
Mems Shoes.
99c a pair for sl.25 shoes,
Lace or Congress.
&1.15 for tl.50 Grain shoes,
Lace or Congress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
SPOT Cash ....--
|,ras1sa Store s1Esesaa ~
Young ( plGGoII)5S
From now on we will be open eyerv EVENING" mt;
Christmas. Watch locals for special indnse. s''''
ments each evening for special prices.
DRESS GOODS
Ex ljsseaa ~
1eek Island.

The trading public have been fully convinced that
our Dress Goods Department is up to dste O ' .S
latest novelties are to be our counters TIC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Cloak and Jacket Sale,
Millinery.

A great purchase of Sailor and
Walking Hats. also the Mnnhanset
you know them-25c while they
last, Csc, 25c. 25c.
Violets.
A great craze in Chicago and the
East. nice full punches. worth 3sc.
We shall sell them ut Sc: none at
wholesale. We reserve the right to
restrict the quantity.
Housekeeping Linens
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Table Sets. or Napkins and Cloths
single. beautiful Towels, especially
desirable for presents.
A big leader, 20 pieces Bleached
and Brown Damask Table Linen for
SOC per yard. soc. Other lines Mt
44c and SEE. which you cannot
match elsewhere.
Monkey Climbers.
One gross Q4D Monkeys climb
ing up string l5c each while they
last.
Just Received.
All those who were entitled 10
lamps during our anniversary sale
will please call and present their
white tickets in our crockery de-
partment and get your lamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Tri-City Dentists.

eShty Deut1Sts.
The was a regular meeting of the
Tri-City Dental association in the
Davenport Business MEMS rooms
last evening. The attendance was
quite large, and paper written by
DIR. G. X. Baker, on Grown and
Bridge Work." was listened to with
considerable interest, and was gener-
ally discussed after. the conclusion of
the reading. The next meeting of
the association win he neld in Mo-
line. In February the members will
again meet in Davenport. and a feat
ure OF especial interest at that meet
ing will be paper read by DIR.
Hunt, dean of the dental faculty of
the Iowa State university. In Rock
Island, at the March meeting, DIR.
Coulston, of Galesburg, is expected
to make an interesting address upon
the subject of hypnot;sm. presum-
ably in connection with its use as an
aid to dental surgery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
December Clearing Sale Of Shoes

Too many Shoes for the time of year. and order reduce
the stock quickly intend to inaugurate Shoe
Sale that will wake you up.
Note of the prices quoted Bargains numerous
mention all, but here a few samples:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12

$3.50 takes the choice Of any
~ or 1928 Welt or hand trim
med shoe, while this sale lasts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-12
Ladies' Shoes.

~ takes the choice Of anr
$3.50 or 1913 shoe in our house.
while this sale lasts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-18
ANOTHER WELL DISCOVERY.
Pieces of Wood and Bark at DeptI
of Over "a Hundred Feet.

of Over "a Hundred Feet.
Isaac A. Alfred, of Fairview, was one
|of the many callers who came into the
Pyramid office last week to look at the
mysterious rock recently taken from
Elisha Brandon's well. Mr.. Alfred re-
ports that he has just finished a well
on Joseph Briggs place, near Milburn,
the depth being $50 feet. At 120 feet
he encountered a two or three foot
layer of cement or gravel in which
was imbedded number of pieces of
limbs OF trees, small sticks, bark, etc
some of the pieces being four and five
inches long, and in a perfect condition,
but somewhat solicited, as though
passing into a petrified or carbon state
The full depth of the well continued
through the same character of ground
which evidently had been washed
down from the mountain sides during
ages past.
All the ground on the west side of
Sanpete valley is of the same char
acter, and wells in this city to the
depth of 100 feet have not reached the
limit of washed gravel sandstone boul-
ders and cement. What process of
nature has created the soil directly
underneath many of our Sanpete towns
is one of those unexplained mysteries,
the study of which will perhaps al
ways continue to. battle a successful
solution. The most plausible theory is
that foods have from time 60 time
carried heavy earthen deposits from
the mountain side. and with them
whatever of plant life may have been
within it's path. Those have gradually
piled up until a depth of a hundred
feet or more has been accumulated
Mt Pleasant Pyramid.