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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-11
HELLO, CENTRAL!"
Please give me No. 59-THE TExARKAN1AN.
I.Is that YOU. Mr.. Gardner?n

SIS that you Mr.. Gardner?"
''Yes sir; what is it?"
"Why, want you to renew my advertisement in your
paper the TnxARKANAN find it pays to use your col
ns more than in any other paper everpubShed here
"All right thanks Anything else l can do for
you this morning."
"Well yes, find need new supply of stationery
Your last bill was neat and satisfactory will ask
you to duplicate it. Hold minute: Instead of 5000
bill heads make it 10000; will need that many, as my
business is increasing Duplicate rest of last ORDER for
letter heads, envelops and statements
"Goodbye." LIVE MERCHANT.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-11
Children Cry for FitChAF's CastOrja.
Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness,
Dyspepsia,
And all stomach troubles are
cured by
P. P. P.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
sum-

Rheumatism is cured by p p 2,
Pains and aches in the back, shoul-
ders. knees, ankles and wrists, are
all attacked and conquered by p p
P. This great medicine, by it's
blood-clensing properties, builds up
and strengthens the whole body,
Nothing is so eficacious as ? 2 P
at this season and for toning up,
invigorating, and as a strengthener
and appetizer, take P p p, 1t
throws off the malaria and puts you
in good condition.
, 1894-02-19
MnrktherfArt.
@btca8O, 10. 6ebr

@DlCu9 y 10. SeDr.
SolgenOe Bretie tpur6en BEL grOBeren
8artien ~er3ielt:
Gutter, bette Greamerb>W dare, 900
263c, gute 24(025c, mittelmGBtge 200
23c. 9atrD, bette, 21@22c, mittelgute un0
cute 2O@21c, frii6er 8aftn8 Stof 100
13c.
8uttertne, @aitlafe 0atrD, 14c,
@lnpire 153c, bette Creamery 18(0199c,
SQinoiier 17c; in v9tou5" ober fleinen
@ebin0cn &c mebr.
&Gie, bette r6uG GreDm G6e66ars, "
1l@l14c, vSmtns" 12@123c, r0oung
4lnerifa" 123@13c, nocbgemacDter S6ipetz
5er 12(@133c, n8rif" 12@13c, 2imburger
12(0123c.
8obncu, bette vg1aoieS," $1,000,
nittel9ute $1.45, nit Der Wfaicbine gereis
ntgtc 81 .3O@$1.35.
Ger, gang frii9e, 17@-c bas 9B6.
WbtSteD, $1.15.
@efltgeI, 8ei9lacbteteS, SurfeD 8
@83c; 9it6ner 7@73c; 6cnt1en 5306c,
ate un6 iunae O.; @nten 8(09c fir
Ie6enOi8e; @dnie 6.OOC97.OO per 0B6.;
Spring G3tdens" 7308c. Oos 8funo.
Obt, celebrities: Q(epfel, finitlicb gez
trodncte 73@10c bo5 &funo, an 6er Come
geb0rrte n0rDGi3e 5(063c., 9ftriic6c 5(06c.,
8rombeeren 6(07c., 6im6eeren 23@249c;
Galtfortiicbes: Nlprifoien 14@16c, nicbtz
gei6alte 8firiibe SOLE, geibdlte 22(@
24c; 9flaumen 9013c.; Goitnen: y2onz
DON 2apers" S 1.65(02.O0 bos &iitchen,
rW}uSfateIer" $1.O0(01.35, Ioie 4@6c.
Obit, frii6es 2(epfeG So. 5O04.5O un6
$5.00@5.50, ie nacb Ser Site, 8ananen
$1.0001.25, Gitronen $4.OO04.25.
&artoffeIn- 8urbanfs 51(054c,
9ebrOns 5O@53c; Stole 48@51c; our9~
einanoer 50053c Ser 8uibel. Serie0z
SDeetzg otatOs o. boS Sat-, Sui
noiler $2.5O(03.OO
, 1894-02-19
abetnblntt Der alfmnta etouta- Retpna. ato,ttan, 10. eebrnnr 1894,

T1B 81 fa1ien. Die Wormonen>S cn6linge
BADEN iib ais 6auptfeIb ibrer Qgitotton Die
Nabborb0rfcr auSgeiubt. SIM bena6bar>
ten 2tnberooe lit e5 DEM 8ruber zines bort
anlGiiigen 8auerngut9beiiBcr8, cinemS teu5
m0bcr, gelungen, c~jn5clne i0ipa6eGbriltct
BON i0rem 0lau6cn ob7 uno ben yW0rz
monel1" 3uSutpcn0en. 8c1on0crer @unlt
freren itcb bic v6etligen Der i%itngiter Sage"
bel ben ipcibIicben 8erloncn. Sn benz
ettpa cine Stunoe entfernten SA0ntDal6e
bat it0 9egentpGrttg tpieber EN- 8auertgutSz
beitbcr bereit ftnbcn laiien, einem Wtorz
monen=QlpoiteI aus @roB=S elten 3u 0ez
~ltatten, oaB ct in ieiner cigencn 8e6auIrng
0ffentlicbe 8eriammlungen ab6Glt. 0aupt7
Slped Der Sen6llnge lit Ser, a~rbeitiante
2eute sur Remembering mach l1tab in
ben Ser. Staten 81 belpe9en, no cS al
6rauen uro biIigen NrbeitSfr6ften mangelt.
Gor GINGER 3eit ~pericbpano mieber Elm
@aitipirt0 etteS benad9barten SrteS, Der
ebenfals, ipte nabtrG9lib feftgeiteut, nab
Utah %auSgepanOcrt lit. Cine 8roBe Teterz
ltcbfeit nit alien @eremonien gebt iolber
N~u9ip1n0erung Dor1uS.
= Die 8ogen Der 8ablicbla6t - 70
ersGblt Ser ibpGbticbe yQnbler" - gtnge1t
bob am Sage oer @emein6eratbspabl in
Dem Lieblib geIegenen S9war3ipalbOrte g.
Qlm %9cipannteitcn 0ber mar mo6L bte 6uber>
b%Guerin, beren Oiann ii9 aucb unter Ben
8eiperbcrn befanb un6 Sic Dor 8e9ierbe
brannte, 6rau v@emeinberatb" betitelt gu
tperben. lin iclbit aber bieie 8egierbe
nicbt aI5u lebr 81 Derratber, l9idte tie i6r
D3idele" auf bas 0%tat6bauS, banttt es 9ez
fligelten 6uBes bet 6uberbGuerin v6reu6
ober 2eib" mel6e. @u6licb ericbten bas
y9tidele", aus Der Serne berbeieilenb, bon
Der u~dgebuIoigen 8duertn inter Ser 6auS@
tbtr nit Sebniubt erpartet. v3ttfele,
iidt er's 2" rtef bic 6uberbGuerin. 9as
v9ttdeIe" abcr, pel6c9 por Reuben feiuen
Son berauSbra6te, icbpieg. 9aS mai ein
i6ltmnies 3ei6en, un6 Die 6u6erbduertn
rtef ian1merDOu aus: ySeiiaS un6 / ban
EN- eriht icban'S 8ett frii6 iiber3ogg!" =
Der Soumer Der 8Guerin mar a6er grun6z
los, benin ver ii6t'S tpirtIt9 getporbenM
Nus ga0erbDrn mirb gelnelbet:
@inen 6el0bitter, Der aber nicbt frant pers
ben borf, fucbt Die bieiige g oLt5eipcrtpaIz
Itung. Sn Ser 8efanntmacbung beiBt eS
ausoriidlicb: v8ei mangclboftem @obG7
befinben tritt iOforti9e @ntlaiiung elm !"
SIS tptro tpiinlben5tDertb iein, menn iib 3u
bieler Stelle nur iolcbe 2eute melben mol
len, Sic geptB iinb, in iDrem 2eben nidbt
franf Ill lperben.
, 1894-02-19

Sei bent beiipieloien Grfol9 oeS ddten
SoBann 9off' iden Mal5ertraft8 ipar
eS ntr natitrGih GIT ertoartelt, oaB balb
Serludle 9en1adbt ipitrOen OaS 8rdparat
nadl3unta6en. Sobanu Soft be-
tradltet ote8 ol8 6o8 bette &omplinent,
oa8 tbnt 9entadt tperoen fonnte, benin MIR
Yerionen unO Dinge BON onerfamntem
Wertb tper0en bon r1t6ms ul6 ebrIi6tiQen
Strebern fopirt. 9teio lit Die Wltrsel aI(er
9eieliaaftliden unO fOmnler3ieGten Ntni>
ntoltGt.
Gin DueenO 6laI6en oe8 adteu WtaG3z
%ertroft8 BON SObann 9Off BADEN Die
iel6e frdftt9enoe un0 11d6renoe 8irflnq,
lpie ein 9rOBe8 SAP Gle ober 8ier, Obne
5n 6erauiden.
Wan beitebe barnuf, ben d6ten Irtifet III
befomn1en, tpelfer auf Der @tifette am SlaiGeItz
balie ben Nanteu85ug rSobanu Soft"
trd9t. @s 9tbt feinen %altOeren, Der Ugeraoe 10
gut tpdre."
@i8ner & Otenoe1ion Co., I9enten, 1852 uuo
154 SrantGiu ct, STEM Oort.
, 1894-02-19
&erlanQt: Mf1nner mn Grnnet.

O2erlangt: W}duner unb 5rauen, pel1e in Der
~ Stobt betannt iiuo uno lid burb ben 8erfauf oes
retf tllultrirteu 8ubeS nGbCogo, Die 9artenltaot" III
0euti9er unO euglti6er Sprofe eiuen guten Grruero
ltbert lpDlleH, mo9en n~odiragen Simmer Gil S6iaer=
@e6duoe. lSfbbap
, 1894-02-19
WDhlirte 2i1nmer.


9u DermtetDeu: 6reunOIi8 m6blirte !Sront5tnt=
acme Simmer fir i Serrt in 8rip9ffamtite.
Jolt 133-135 g8eQs Ctr, l. Stod.
, 1894-02-19

Serlpanbter, Sreuuoen uno 9efanuteu Die traurige
gtabrIdt, 0aB metu innigit geliebter Wtauu Eeroiuau0
S9ertel on lG. Se6ruar, 9tadmittags 4 ubr, qeitorbeu
1T. Sic 8eer0i9uug finoet itatt 9ieuitog, ben 20. fes
brlinr, ~9to9mittags l ubr, pom 3rauerbuuie, $50 9torO=
2Sooo Str, no6 Walobeim. lin titles getleiO bitten
bic traueru0en 9interbliebeneu;
@ItIa ScrteI, 9eb. Steiner, Satin.
&alD. Qrtbur unO @lllpiu, &iuoer.
.. Ncinlcr, S6piegerOater,
lou1t nebft gerpoubteu.
, 1894-02-19
TinnnSteue8.


Rpie, 0uinlor s. 60, Ntortgngs 8onfers, 52 Scar
~ boruitraBe. perleibeu @elo nWf @bcagoer Sruub=
e%tgentbnm gu ben uieori9itet @retier, iOpie aud AMI Sc
bdu0e. 6bea,lS,t
, 1894-02-19
2m Ieiben Qeiudt.


Gibere @eloanlaQe. $500 AT Ieiben geiudt alf fitnf
- Sabre Qeoen mGBiqe 3ttIeu. @ute Siherbett IN
@ruu6ei9entbum. A9entet perbeten. SfferteH uIlter n
50 Sta0tsst9 lonIt
, 1894-02-19

~UUtSs@*IE3CEGC+
6reun0et utb 9etalnten Die trauriQe 93a6ridDt.
bag uHier geHe6ter @atte, Batter uu6 @roBpater
ETicolauS Hanck
I'M 9Iter bpn IS Sa0ren uno 10 Ntpnoteu nab Iort=
gem uuD ihiuercm &el0ett ieli9 I'M 6erru enti9(a-
ben q. Iebruor, Nt0rgeitS H9 ubr pom 3raIer=
boule. 946 9toble 9tOe.. mad Der ct. 9tlpbonIus=
&trtbe ltrb BON pa 1tadD benz 81. 8puifa8iu5 &irb=
9pt. Inn title SDeilua1ute bitten Die trauernoen
9t1terbliebeuen,
@ItIabctb $saad, Satin.
Ytotbia2, Wtarp. 9eSocpb un0 &t53te. Gin0er;
Wiarp 9uud. S9lptegerto6ter; Bernard g9eruer
!no Gborles IS. SSmalb, S6ipiegerIbbne, nebIt
@nfellt.
, 1894-02-19
WDbltrte 3i1nlner.


Sn permtetbeu: Sin m6blirtes 3im1ner fir e1nen
WeitIeite nabe Der 9obbaDu uHo benz SarfielO 9arf.
AOrenen u1ter I'D so Staats5eituu9. 81 BAN
, 1894-02-19
Soft un0 0paiS aeIudlt.

9Serlangt: 3Dei juuQe Mt6nuer in Soft uuo &pati
nit IB0l0e BET elmer quteu fSnutilie.
l9teb2t 1f2 Us. 10. StraBe, binter.
, 1894-02-19
- 2as -
NbenOblatt Oer ST.. Staatsz 3eitnng
lift in ben uuten angeQe6enen Sei4afteu gu babeR:
NorOieite.

9toroieite.
6. Semmer, 1899 2incOGn @oe.
q. 6. stephan, 1850 &tucoln 9loe.
403 @roB @toe.
402 StosCoe 8ouIeooro.
81. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Moe.
G. SoIbmart, 1744 Start Str.
g.. 90. Mtoore, 442 2tncDln Glpe.
Son 9tplaos, 485 &incoln Npe.
&. ct. 9oD, $40 2iucolu Mpe.
Srunt g8o9ner, 597 Siltcpln Moe.
Sofepb M}unf, TAT Gircoln 4ue.
g.. NeubauS, $40 &incoln 9tOe.
Mm. 5oDIor, 1917 9iucoln aoe.
80. 8ettiuQ, 1926 @lort Str.
@a"ber. Asst Glort Str.
SSrau &iu0ematrt, 421 GIort Str.
IS. &C. 8Gr, 313 @larf Str.
SO. u. MoueD, 267 @lart Str.
81. Serntorn 11 Glorf ctr.
s.. &. 9}egen, 513 G1art Str.
8. 9edner, 590H Start Str.
Germ. @6impftD, 282 gtortb @be.
g. Soppmatu, 867 Glarf str.
s. Sntitb. 981 Glarf Ctr.
6ran 6. Malfer, 453 Wea5 ctr.
SO. &utberfUro, 500 Weas Str.
SurnbuQ, 545 geeQs Str.
Wt. s.. S9miht, $50 Ne4S ctr.
g.. 90. Slpeet, 707 gGeaS Str,
SpDn Starr, 280 MellS Str.
9. @urrie, 3O6 gGelS ctr.
G.. @ieIe, 3A MeQs Ctr.
s.. Siler. 800 MeIs Str.
8rutu, 119 g8eaS ctr.
SoDn Bert, 141 @eas ctr.
Spbu gudlep, 211 Meas ctr.
SSrnu 6. SpbnIpn, 276 @ens Ctr.
g.. @ocing, 100 @e1S ctr.
s.. 6ollar, 1888 @eaS ctr.
g.. 6erian, 80 @8eaS Str.
8. @eber, 1876 Sarro6ee Str.
Soffmonn, 464 &orrabee Ctr.
8. Berger, SIT &arrobee Str.
Syrau 6. WtDrQar, 225 8tnlIion ctr.
She Columbus, $40 9iptiion Ctr.
e. sc. @Dtte, 407R 9iDiltou Str.
@. g.. 9tel1pu, 1874 0tpifiou Str.
6. @uOerio on, 81 9tetiion Ctr.
8. WfiiQer, 81 g8ilOD Str.
s.. 81. @bmann, 66 g8tlpn Ctr.
s.. Gdurte4, 81 Gtote Ctr.
s.. Z. &iebL 255 GIeoeloro Mpe.
s. S9urt, 391 Sebgrpit Str.
Sc. s. WfeBIer, 587 Se0Qlpitt Str.
81. Gn9eL 1913 Sebgipif Ctr.
GreuIer, 282 Sebglptd Str.
Sobu Stein, 294 Se0glpif Str.
9itties, 1862 @ebglpid Ctr.
s.. 6. Yutnnm, 249 @IDbouru Mpe.
9opter, 403 @1pbDurn &oe.
8. G9e1B, 1923 @lD6ouru glue.
81. %. S6Iit. "a GlDbouru Mne.
&obert 9reger, 149 SlliuoiS Str.
Is. @Cbrober, 316 W}orfet Ctr.
2tlDebloO & WtopmuIeu, 30l W}ortet Ctr.
oartenbero, 2l2 @enter ctr.
s.. @r6en, 1879 Genter ctr.
Srau M. &ubn, AZ gugeuie Str.
9luu. %SFrQu7eu. So Guoenie ctr.
@boS. 6DbeL, 1l6 Guoerte Str.
Mor 2ithteuItern. 259 8u5h ctr.
Sno1et$es
auditorium SoteL
@ittorio 9otel.
@eliiu9tpn 9nteL
&eial0 9ptel.
MC@pDs SoteL.
2~eriugtDn 0oteL.
80 @ouQreB ctr.
81 N0ams Str.
III 0an 9ureu ctr.
no Sorrtfpu ctr.
Ill SorriIou ctr.
Gaorf Sptel, IS. ctr. unb moboTh Mrs.
SeffeIte.
genp, 1869 %. gtprtb @oe.
Bladder, 887 81. MtopIetpopo @ue.
NtiiDu, S72N 81. California Mpe.
Spspne' 900 g' S"t'lotn'o @oe'
Sr,,bIn 1874 miI,nor,fps 9fno
, 1894-02-19
0eI6Gft8= 0eleQenbeiten.

y SamiIien0erbdltntfie balber. NorOieite. @Oreiie:
Y. H.. StaatS5tg.
gu p~ertaMfen: Saloon on GtateItr. Suites Sc
~ lbdft 9tdbereS 1872 Oft %. Str.
9nDertaufen: 3lpet quite Gd=SalDons ouf Der
~ .~N1ellette, blllt9. Stanbarb 8rauerei, NeIt 12te
StfoBe hho campbell Aoe. 1~7Ieb2tuIO
9n nertonten: Sine 9ol 8atent 9afe. Mit neue=
~ item @er6elerungen, foitete oor Gur3e1l $500. Mirb
NIT etnem Spfer %oerfauft. 9tbrefIe:
~17feb3tuio e. 81 Staotsaeituuo.
, 1894-02-19
untcrri6t.

| 1uterribt ouf Der 3itGer mad ben beIten unb n~eueIten
- @tetboben BEL 6rauletn Dora Srieb, 9tO. 119 @eIt
OurOt Str. l7f3t
, 1894-02-19
0runoeigentbum

V%uIO(IS(l+HAH
11m@ uer Gtgent9um raid gu Derfoufen pber Alt pertou=
~ iDen, 9ebt gu Singer Bros, 3imnler "a,
2O1plS 1874 9earborn ctr.
On nerfaufen: Splbe. Die f6 on Der 9riinOun9
~ elmer beutN9er Sniiebelung i'll Stbcalifornien 3u be-
tbetlt9et rn0 lid bic Der Solonie getp6brteu auBeroroent=
lt9 9tnltt9en 8eOtngungen5 u5ulpeubeu lpituibeu, nDaen
to8slber I'M &afeiihe 8utl6tn9 (S.=g8 .=Gte Der 2lOanS=
mt @lorf1troBe Simmer SEQ. Al pOriprehen, pber Ii1
brleTllb on bic SaloD W%tOuntain 2auo & Water @o. ba=
1elb1t loenoen. o920balu
Ou berfo ufeu ems ~ b. Sic fbOuIte
y gde in oieIer blibibet uub bliibenoen 0DrIto6t.
SSoner rn6 Setper IN Den @traBen nnb pie gtroBeu 9s
lpeiterer ~@ustnnft rpenoe mon it mln6G9 pber iGbrUts
lnD an Wn. $. See. 112-114 9earborn ctr.
SpDce Building. 2Omibaiu
, 1894-02-19
eS=9tt5c

sFreun0en 1rno 8efannten Die trauriQe gtaGridt, ooB
ltniere geliebte SDbter Wtart)G I'M Mlter pDu IL SJabreI
am Sonntag, WtOrgens Inn 2 uDr, Iouft I'M 0erru eut=
l9loten lit 8eerot9un9 Dpm 3rouerbauie, $50 81. Ctr,
Wttttlp0C9, 9tadnltttag nm l llbr 30 Mttn., nab SotGpooD.
Ste trauernoen btnterblie6enen Sltern
sSObn gSieIc,
l9feb2t Sobaiitte NteIe.
, 1894-02-19

81 Elm It: Sin Surge DON II SaBren. Der f6pu 8ipei
Sabre I'M 6rOcrggef6dft g~Garbeitet bat, luGt Be-
l0a1tt9Ing oieier art. 3tuoOlf Neumonn
19feb3t 6 g. Doo0 Ctr.
, 1894-02-19
SteQengeiude.
qn3eiaen inter bieIer gaubrit ftnb foItenfr


n ein9t: CARPENTER iu1t ar6eit I'M 5otel ooer 4rl
~ oatbauS auf 3teparatur. Sc. 8urtbar0,
l9feb3t $50 9Bielau0 Ctr, binten.
, 1894-02-19

81 eiu9t: Sin juuger Mann iuDt @ei0Gftguug IN
" Saloon. Aor. o. L. 223 @Beitnut Str.
, 1894-02-19
SOSeS6tt5etae

SoSeS6tt5et9e.
Srel1nOet unb 8efounteu Die trauriQe 9fa9rtbt, bag
met1 ~geIiebter Satte SScttrn SSeucr am Spnntaq.
@beubS nm 7 ubr, pIbbli9 9~eltorben lift. geer0i-
g~un9s=In5etge IpGter.
Soa 9cuer, Satin,
YanItta oofmattii, SdtDie9ermatter,
103 NuQuftQitr.
, 1894-02-19

CS eindt: Gin iunger Bidder iu6t 9ei9dftigtug alS
3Dette ooer brittle 9anb. S. SOUS.
19e63t 40 SpruC[ia III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
strikers Plead Guilty.

SPRINGFIELD, HIS, =A1g. William
Hogan, striking Illinois Central en-
ploye OF Cairo, and John Moore, a Wabash
striker OF Decatur. pleaded guilty in the
United States court here to CONTEMPT of
court in assaulting a switchman, and were
committed III default OF fines of So and
$40 respectively. sam SimonGs, of
Murphysboro. entered similar plea for in
terfering with the working of the mine
of the -. Louis Ore and Steel company,
and was committed in default of fine of
SD Frank Van Deusen, an Illinois Gem
trail striker of Cairo, pleaded guilty to in
terlering with the mails, and was commit
ted III default of S3j fine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
AN AGREEMENT IN SIGHT.
So Say Some of the Democratic Conferrees
surprised at the Caucus Move.

SO Say Some of the Democratic Conferrees
Surprised at the Caucus Move.
When the Democratic tariff conference
adjourned there seemed to be a better
feeling among the conferrees than at the
close OF the previous sessions. Members
from both houses announced that the
committee had been working over the
schedules and that progress was being
made, but they did not indicate when
report would be reached. though some of
the conferrees expressed the opinion that
an agreement was in sight. For con-
siderable portion Of the day the senators
were not in the conference room, but it
was stated that no significance was to be
attached to that fact, as they were work
ing toward an agreement. These senator's
were engaged in consultation most of the
time.
Considerable surprise was expressed by
the conferrees when they learned that "a
call for house caucus has been issued
and it evidently was very distasteful to
the house members, who had felt that
they were beginning TO see an agreement.
Mr.. Montgomery said that the caucus
would make TO difference so far rs he was
concerned and he would continue the
work he was engaged in unless some ac-
ton very different from that which he an
ticipated should be taken by the caucus.
He said that while the caucus was in pro-
gress the conferrees would be at work.
The coal and iron ore questions were
considered almost to the exclusion of
every other topic, and the discussion pro-
ceeded upon basis of the duty pro-
vided on these articles by the senate
amendments with the limitation of the
time that the duty shall continue to four
years. The house conferrees held out stub
bornly fer the entire recession of the senate
from its amendments, and there appear
ing no possibility of reaching an under
standing the senate conferrees withdrew
to a separate room, leaving the house
members to themselves.
The day closed with n request on the
part of the house couferrees that they be
given until today to decide upon line of
action on the coal and iron ore questions,
and the request WAS granted. 1t is not
| understood that the house members have
agreed positively to accept or reject the
senate proposition, but that it is possible
that they may submit q counter PROPOSE
| tion with the hope that it will be accepta-
| BILE to the senators.
A member of the conference said that
with the coal and iron ore questions dis.
posed of there would be, he thought, lit
tie more tine needed to reach AN agree
ment on the entire bill. He admitted
that there was virtual understanding
| on all the other schedules, including
Sugar. He also said that the develop
ments 50 far made indicated wide di6es.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
SI,eriH's SAie.

By virtue ofa .pccisl execution and fee bill No.
G51s issued out Of the clerks ofice OF the circuit
cont ~ Rock Island county. and state Of Ilinos,
aud To me directed. whereby am commanded TO
fnak" the amount ~ n certain Judgment recently
obtained against Johanna DrCxcl aud Clara
Wcndt, partners. doing business under the name
aud sly ~ i'reNel q Nendt. IN favor Of Albert
Haufe. doing business under the name and style
OF bert Iianfe Co, out ~ the lands. tent-
menis, goods and chaitcls Of the said cfcndan-
DreNcl n Weudt have levied upon the follow
ing property. tO-vit: Lots No. four az. five (5i.
six 90 dscven "a, in block No. two go in old
town OF Cordova. IN tue county Of Rock Island
and state of Illinois.
Therefore, according tossid command shall ex-
posc for sale at public auction all the right. title
and interest OF the above named, Drexel X Wendt
in and TO the above described property. on Tues
day. the iith day of August, 1891. at o'cio: * D.
m AZ the north door Of the Court House, in the
citv OF Rock Isanr. in the county OF Rock Island
and state OF Illinois. for cash in hand, to eatisfy
said Exec alton and fee bill.
CYRUS u. GORDON,
sheriff of Rock Island County. Illinois
nated al Rock Island this .i~t Gay CT July.
A. ID. 1854.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
LEGAL.
Ckaucery Nssice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, l..
VOrx Ist.ASn CotrNry sS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, L.
Rccx ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court Of said Rock Island county.
To the September tern A. ID. lS9i.- In chan
liam O-Donncil. James O'Donnc'l. Maggie O'Don-
nell, Alice O'Donncii, Mary O'Douncli. Eliz.
O'Dcnnell. Msr.Nrct uD,rncll. Andrew u Don
neil. Mary ODouncl. Eliza O'Donncil. Marie
O'Donncll. Maurice 4. uDonrcll. Nora O'Don b
roll. John T.. Obonncll, Margaret O'Donucli,
Minnie ODouncli, Mary Agnes o'Dcnns u, -
Mccrc.ory ,Euscnc NJ shepard aud , u Johrs'on.
AFFIDAVIT 81 ron-rcsidcnce Of Marie ODonncii.
Maurice A. O'Donncli. Nora U'Douncll. John r
UDonnclL MARGARET O'Dennell. Minnie ODon-
nell. MARI Agnes ODonneil, Eliza O'Donnell.
Margaret ODonneli, Andrew ODonneiI. Mary
O'pooncl Eli,a O'Dunnell. and thar the rr-'d nee
OF james o'ponnell is unknown, impieadsd With
the above Defendants, Michael ODonUell. VIII
liam o'DoGnell, Alice O'ronnel'. Mary
shep,rd and a.. u. Johnston. hay
ing been n Ell In the clerks otIc. st the cir
cait court Of said rousty notice ~ therefor here
ny gwen To the said nsn resident defendants that
the complainant hled her ball of complaint IN -a'd
court. on the ch,ncery site thereof. an the .st b
DAY of duly, Ispt. ami thai thcfeupon "a summon-
Issued out 1t said court wherein said suit j. now
peni,ne. returnahlc On the frat Monday 10 the
month of September MY "a - by law required.
Now unless you. the said non resident defend
arts above named Marie O'Donncll. Maurice A
UDonreI, Nora o'Doonen. John F. O'Donuell,
Mar2a-ot ODonnell, Minnie o'Dcnne'l. Mary
Agnes Donnell, kiZI o'nonnell, Margaret
O'pouncL Andre = p'Donuell. Mary O'Donnell.
Eliza UDonneil sud James UDonnell. shall per
sonally be aud appear before said circuit court on
the htst dayof the ncXt term thereof to h. holden
Mt Rock Island Ia aud Tor the said county. Sn the
first Monday in Scrt mtcr next. ana plead, aIt-
seer or dcmur n the said compliments hui NJ
complaint, the same aud the matt,r- and things
therein charged AND atrd will be taken con-
Tossed. and dccrrc cntc ed against you acco d.
ing to the prayer of said till.
Dated at Rock leland. Illinois. thi- 9th day Of
July, A. ID. 1891. GEORGE W. GAMBLE,
Clerk Of said court.
sEARLE WELD, Conpainants solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
SnrriTa sale.

BY virtue of an execution and fee bill No.
6sd5 issued out OF the erk- officc Of the cir nit
court OF Hocs Island county, and stHte Of I'LL
nois. and to me erected, whereby am con-
manded To mako the amount Of a certain indg
ment reeenry Obtained against Adam Alday in
favor Of NJ. A. Gould out OF the lands tcncmenis
goods aud chattel- Of the said defendant. Adam
Aldsy. have levi upon the following pro, crty.
to-wii. OF Eve 81. in blooA five t5l In east
Rock Island, in the city of hook IL and. equity
Of Rock Island and state Of Illinois.
Therefore, according &c laid command I sball
expose for sale at public auction all ,hc right.
title and Interest Of the above named Adam
Aldny In ard TO the above described property on
saturday, the 18th day Of August. 1894 at >
O'Clock y. M. at the north DIOR 81 the court
house IN the city o. Rock Island. in the county
~ hocS Island and state Of Illinois, for cssh in
hand, 10 satisfy said execution "a d Zee bill.
q. II. GORDON,
sheriff Of Rock Island county, Illinois.
Dated ut Rocs Island this .;Id day OF July. 4.
ID. 1891.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
Doipss In Senate and House.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Mills introduced
a resolution in the senate declaring for
tariff for revenue only; that rates should
be law enough nc. to materially restrict
importations, and that preference in taxing
should be given to finished articles rather
than those imp orted for manufacture or
remanufacture. The bill for the deporta-
lions of ana chists was passed. An exc
cutive session was held.
In the house johnson of Ohio presented
the labor memorial for the impeachment
ment OF Judge Kicks for alleged misap-
preparation OF 81, sc in fees; referred. 5 n
ate amendments to the Indian appropria-
ton OH took UP the balance of the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
Isaac Got Tired of the Game.

CINC1NNATI, Aug. 1-George NJ. Holmes
has a son William, IS years old, both mem
bers of the Salvation Army The two
agreed that the example Of Abraham sac
ritcing Isaac should be initiated, only
starvation instead Of the knife should be
the means. The sou was save /, however
not by the Intervention of a ram, as in the
case of Isaac, but at the point of revolver,
with which the son, after fasting sixty
hours. compelled the father to feed him
well at a Vine street restaurant.