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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Bucklon,s Arn.ca salye.

The best saIve IN the word Tor
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required, 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box For sale by
Smith Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Hotel Man Wanted at Bloomburg

Any one wishing a good location
for a hotel would do we'll to see 0.
Fl. Pennock, town site agent at
Bloomburg A good chance for a
paying investment in new and
growing city, To a good party the
will offer inducements.
See or write O. II. Pennock, Bene-
field Hotel, Texarkana, Texas, or at
Bloomburg. 936t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
THE GULF ROAD.
Progress Being Made in Constructing
the K-C. P. & G. Ry.

The Railway Age, the great rail
way paper Of the United States,
usually has things about right in
regard to railway matters. 1t has
the following;
The extension from Sloan
Springs, Ark, and South to Allene,
Ark, is 1864 miles long, 129s miles
of the line lying in the Indian Ter
ritory, The track crosses the State
line three miles South Of Sloan
Springs and enters Arkansas again
at point 04 miles North Of Allene.
Grading is completed from Sloan
Springs South 40 miles and 20 miles
Of track have been laid. Fourteen
miles of track have been laid from
Allene North to Horatio, Ark, but
no grading has been North Of Ho-
ratio The road does not run to
Fort Smith, but branch is pro-
posed to that city from Oak Lodge,
!, T., a distance of 10 miles. The
extension Of the Tcxarkana and
Fort Smith division from Texar-
kama, Texas, South to Shreveport,
La, ls u miles long, 80 miles being
in Texas, G miles in Arkansas and
33 miles in Louisiana. The exten-
sion has been graded from Texar-
kama South 80 miles, and 80 miles
of track have been laid to date.
Grading has just commenced from
Shreveport North,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Head acne,

Are you subject to headache, 1t
is caused from Indigestion; call at
the soda fount at the Elite Con
fectionery and try natures Match
less Iron Tonic, guaranteed to
break up headaches or your money
refunded,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Short Intervals Of Peace

Only are youchsaled to nerves weak
and unstroug, but when it Is braced
up and soothed by Hostetter's
Stomach Bittcrs, perfect tranquil
lty reigns night and day through
out the nervous system Nervous
ness is usually a manifestation Of
chronic dyspepsia, a disorder to the
relief Of which the Btters is pecul-
iarly adapted, In the general vigor
begotten Of complete digestion and
assimilation, two functions aided
by this auxiliary Of health, the
nerves oil course share. Nervous
people should use IL steadily, not ut
uncertain intervals. The bilious
and constipated, and those troubled
with malaria, rheumatism and kid
ney trouble, also derive unsreaka-
bic benefit from It. The aged and
inhrln finds that 1t tends greatly to
lessen their physical troubles, and
persons slowly recovering strength
after an exhaustlng illness conyal-
csce more rapidly when II ~ resort
cd to. II Is, moreover a capital
appetizer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Protect Your Ewes.

Spectacles and eye glasses cor
rectly ftled, also fine repairing on
gold and steel frames, also lenses
ground to fit frames any size at Sig
Hecht's reliable ieweler, 6 10 tt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Debility.

Do you feel worn out, tired and
debilitated, natures natchless Iron
Tonic at the Elite Confectionery
and Soda Fount, will relieve you or
your money refunded.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

J. S. Ragland Is receiving new
goods, He keeps up with the
times, Don't fail to stop in when
in need of anything in his line. S2S
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

Money to loan on all articles OF
value. Business strictly conliden'
tial. Sra, lIEouT,
The reliable ieweler.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Notice

Watches, clocks, .ewelry and
type.wrlters repaired and work
guaranteed at Sig Heehts, the
reliable ieweIer. 9 1S tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Wo Keep tho Best

Bath, hair, tooth, nail and clothes
brushes, handkerchief extracts,
toilet waters, soaps aud all toilet
accessories,
~ Nn SMITH DRUd co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

Fresh bread at 3 o'clock every
day, and early morning at City
Bakery No. 210 West Broad Street.
OTTO BERoHTEN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

Everything IN the latest and
prettiest styles, in jewellery and sll,
yerware, at II l. Schuster 1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

For choice staple and fancy gro.
ceries go to Moore " Wells, 200 n.
Broad Street, Prices TO suit the
times. Ill
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Sportsmon.

Sporting goods, guns, pistols and
playing cards at Sig, Hecht's the
reliable jeweler q 10 II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
Sig. Heoht.

The money broker er--buslness strictly
confidential,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04

Try some Of those new aud eShll
aratIug drinks, from s, N. Rag.
lands Bne new soda fount 8.21
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-04
NO. ~.

raF f a.iiGfsu eil.
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OBITUARY NOTES.


Thomas Iugs-, sou of Thomas aul
-ustuuuh Reynolds U"HT., who U.ul 100
Nuu. lfau, GOO tho lItH .Hr VI April.
IrHH was born H. Wuliun, NurinHm Uiuu.
shire England, December Is, lsla Whom
uIgu. Nunrt uIu hU umiErA.ui iD NWHIut
with hIa parents who settled ul lN"N,
NuN York llH obtained common
school education, lH1ruul thH carpenter
iVIU ui bis father Nul nuurWarir spent
frNuWl years running wood. HHfh.ut
machinery May -a, lsll Doc was united
100 marriage Co Elizabeth stowe, U' Utica.
several yUATs IptUr deceased moved to
Davenport, luNu, with view GO bn.iur'
iug hiz worldly condition. VIII o. reside
Iug tt lHs point lu tr-, Htw copy OF
tho 50, LuHs LHHHHIy, edited hy John
Taylor, Nul utHam' Interested iu
NuumHuism A Scotch gen lomnn and a
lANutsd1y Saint hy Tao unmH u' Edward
GI,Ils was largely Instrumental iu DIS
conversion Goo lhp tlHUH. uI CHRIST 600
tHu I-lu day NJ Npy. 1880, hn WIS uHVs
uf.i ln tho Iowa river, near Iowa lIlt
hy lainr Edward bunker, and confirmed
% member off tho Church NJ JOSH, christ
ul luurr.lay saints hy Elder William
WuIkrr while Standing 600 lhu banks NJ
tutt stream. During hls stay uf Ihu Iowa
camp ground, hn assisted boo putting to-
gyluur wagons aud 900 making OK Nukua
Cor those who wuTn preparing iu umIEuIg
Go lHh. aud, on lNH aih day Uf August,
ls5s.ue himself started fur salt lINuCuy,
whore boo arrived ON tur 1880 las NJ sep.
iumunr following. Wulu working Tor
] President brigham Young Dec put Go.
| HUlUur and started going the fret
.irtm saw mill over operated hero.
also iu him nU.uuEa tHD honor NJ
] having U.nuul clio uTst board ever
/ surfaced NN machinery boo thH Territory
/ No. participated BOO che NDrrlsIlu war, and
l w.,a present when MurIiHluwu HApuulnt.
] cd. llu ,i"NI Nv tlu wagon whom john
| UsuAa -bi Wounded Na ur IulUr clinton
approached aud aaAud, 'Iuhu. De- tNHTU
] UuF hu. ] HNu du 'Hr NuU|' and bore NIH
/ testimony chat banks. speaking Doe tones
/ Uf uE ruuH disgust, rypllul ESQ. Iu. WH
] IIH. I HANu mAlU % d . IUHI of mVaU.f DID
] lHr HuuWuHr OF vptTH llfufuyr llEgt
] WtH employed 900 t#H salt Lake city UIH
/ I,.aumuu. and while iI.rH rebuilt tIH
. uIu hand ENGINE UHH 100 .Nu uussraHI1u u'
! tNu veteran uruwHu Nl tN.H u.iFs AMOR
/ wards hp WurlrN 300 =. e. NJ. I. Ia. IlHl
] seventeen years ui hIt life wUrD suru. 100
/ AlHut, lu which piHru hu was ull"i Iu
aid Zoo tho uruHuOu NJ tho beautiful tUW-
/ plH tuurr located, NUl o. was BOO lHti
ssHrHI ulluHU boo wn. working U tHu tIuu
nI ..a Iumlzy. Brother IiEEt lived aud
uIHI 70 faithful lAuurI,y saint ilu was
ys Uumui uy ull who know hlu. lll
,rasu, many friends, rhl. lruu Hui grand
UuiIFuu down Iu thu burt g.UurNHnu, u
mourn Dbl, l"H.. .IHnu.N|hIEM
rNII INh. iIIhr aluE, ..i IrH.
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? iONLER MONUMENT.
Ias F.fs, Ward o.. Pl!sOI, Udl
Sdk,
'
ARE DONORS 20 TtE FUND,
The Monument will %, o Lasting Mcm.
urial 90 tho Brave
IiUntcrs
ARE DONORS 20 THE ruND.

CARD PROM ruE fmr rUururSgY
Salt Lake cry, Jan 70, 1850.
NotIce s hereby givru that c1u'ri.
luu,ns to the monument 10 be crcctoi
tn salt LsEo CITY in memory OF
brigham Young aud ,nr pioneers viii
hereafter, AMI until further uotco, DO
arLuawlo .od through tho columns OF
tho UErurr NEwH 10 expected
that agencies tut the collection OF iubae
lot ,nis worthy purpoio Will be o'A
..lheJ ZOO rauh war; iu oil the Stakes,
uui thsl psII funds, with the liHt 90
uumssuf the contributors, viii lv tore
sarIpd On ffsgurutIyns cDuvcnlcat Go
Huuef NJ Wells, secretary VI the Brig.
ham Young Memorial Association, SAT-
Lake CITY, who will zoe that same arc
pfltrfly acknowledged 10 the mnnnUr
liatcu. We rafnosuy hope that the
rcHpIe Will respond GENEROUSLY aul
PROMPTLY 90 tlls call sg mat % possible
tho monument ruy Ls completed,
dedicate auI uuvrlIHI 90 thu public
10y tnu blh day Of mex. Oc,ubcr
MtlpGu NUpDUuFE
GTJrGG q. tANNUy,
JuHEIu T., SMITH,
Fl'a' Presidency 10 tHu Church oi
J.5us Cufls. 90 La,terdHy -ainu.
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Decoration day Will be- properly OIL
served In Logan by general usrumby
a. the Agricultural college, wniuu DE-
the public building nuttsst 90 tue GENE
utury. Row. Dr. llIu ut SAT- Lake viii
deliver toe oratlUn VI memorial sermon
nul the ralrrusclu clO.f Will furnish
appropriate music. The Logan uuI
visiting members Of tho y G. l.. aud
tho Logan iirumen Will attend 10 full
uniform. A. the conclusion ~ the
exercises nj the uIllrsu all Will adjourn
% the cemetery aud decorate the
graves VI their dead. Prot Paul hus
written a poem Tor the occaiiou'
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tn tnruy ming runiDipt session 10 g.i
Logan at1srBti uH will uu b'li.
Win the assistance Di ~ few rIay'r
10 m Weber county, lHa Pnfudifr base.
ball club beat the A.. g.. % q. team uu
tHo college ball gt.u.i, the sc5fu
standing "a 90 10.
IS. W. Nielsen, ~ Logan dep sl'ui
sIg DO ip the city lrU,sufy Or disturb
ius the peace, 20 complaint made Cos
UI. vile, WIN stated that Dec csmr
home drunk aud WAS about 90 whip
Nr.
Irape Quuusy, au Oil ani respected
uiUfuut L1guu, dicl VT Hu carly h,ur
on wuIuczisy morning, the immcii'
alto rnusc % death tulnr a combination
Ht asthma ani heart disease. hu war
10 years age,
Dr. blanchard, who has been in the
county l1il iar some umu awaiting
trial ON charge 0t assault with nt'
trMpt On commit ppu on % ilt'lu rirIi
wta taken o. ogden ..3 pleaded no.
guilty. The sheriff mas been iuv.H.'
vutln. bic cUuue he other towns 90
the country nul says that Doc made O.
mn0u practice Of attempts OF this
nature.
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Hurt IN a Runaway.

A young man named BUsrrup was
bBuiy hurt iu a runaway that occurred
near Blacksmith Fork hTiIuv, uu tur
road between Hyrum anu L0s.u, A
long cash was Uut 30 tue bone over his
loIt eye. Ito received another aul
btll longer cut just above the forehead,
aud his luit shoulder WIS irhuu.Il
bruised. An elderly muu uumuu tarl
J, Peterson nuu young lazy name I
Iulluirru were ALEC thrown out MI
Peterson wRu cut aud bruised iu many
places, uut thu lady escaped win but
eight injury,
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mi5eeiIaDeouS W'or s.

VrH'n -fN'H WORKS. 'rrir' 90 gsaH..sl
"n '' -i's ". Co. hHsf. +..E 80
I.s.', ''.'
tnuu-iiuHs % tlTfnrHurr .. fE. ....r,
.H,f.rH. ,aI ..a.,r f..4s.
Too H..'a "hF "a.iia rnt sEH.aaHs srs
I'm E1gb Husa E.-i2afa ~ I7llza q. lHas
sHaiih' -tih hIl aor0uB, OF ~ hs1ai
Docs tho Hihie sanc'ion PoIJEuEgI
alhsl7'ina bHtsnrU I1dHT uHa1 Ifau ana ~.
l. BE- Newman, 90 Hmr1 it adaai ufas a.
srHns' 1n esi'".' u1alsgo By l-f.7 osu1s
f'''" "'''s' A. '''-.A a'A n''. % ssll''N
Io.eph , smith was no . rropho' q
ny ''..'. ~ t4''' F'..'' .''."'"
HnNirw VI h' nFsIso1 ~ Ha alyFs-s
Court n ua a. d., ia IH Gas1 % usazEu
Reynolds, b. uanrsa y taauoa. asa.
Hooh Of Abraham, o.. alaaauag $50.
lIhHl by Gnl uayap.ii, 1..
The Prccepsur uy gabn Nicholson, ~
Hhe Spnuidiug story, ar N,asaa,,,
POUND. Paper. Is. Cil,l. sI. uuLt.n
n,,,,i az ,t,, pr.t,t,-,, mo. . man q a.
T.,g-g rgp.I. srI.t. A.
Inc Mormon question ny Conn '''''.'
..., o..
"e''H' N''f'-,'
L.' H. pug VOC"
'...f f'..t '"'s q N'.''' "'" '-'
''.H '
HARP "i Aio"' l''H' ~ 's-. lyon e'.-'
H..'. fa".. N.u.a, a'.s
Asnr Of Jubilee. n.e'a-7s'' delivers OBJ a..
Fs'rH i.H '''.s' "i no t'.'"
Confidence I,
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Notes.

George T.. BunHsm, y, and Mrs
Amelia Jones' rs, ul Pennington
Davis county, were married. here uy
judge Perrin yesterday
Yesterday the Lawrence hotel had o.
fire lu tur thIrI hIYr The liroueu
got promptly 90 work anu sANsu soc
IuiIiuE from destruction. Tue l.'s l'
covered by Insurance,
The Utah Federation clubs are hold
ing their convention here. The Gee
c,ptlon gwen ut tue Reed hotel was %
mot enjoyable AFFAIR The following
gWrpfs ur tuu ensuing yrlr Wufu
,.rclcli ME-. Emma J. Mr\l.Hrr,
prn.idun; Mrs. Eta Reed, yu,'p'csi.
atui; Mr.. Ellen Craw.UfI, rrcrutaty
Nr. j. o.. Fnri0w, treasurer AMI
loAfi of directors committing ni
AIadamus hmry tUucv, a. b. Patton,
~. b. WolIs, ID. r.. Wa.Evs Jr, ". &.
Junnlugs, Fyz aud Miss Jcnuiugi
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Mlning NeMs.

Peter Oloiseu has found a gold Niue
a. Green canyon, near Hytum. The
mineral lies Ia pockets. lie has uud
several assays, the highest showing
s-Us In gold TO the tor.
Tue prusptCtorH ~ Blacksmith FORK
canyon nave been loluui ny "a number
" parties from Salt Lake, Ogden and
Brigham CTS. III OF whom uro pleased
with tue showing being made nt the
Wilson Bros. silver mine, where there
ir an unlimited quantity " orc IN
eight.
some fno onyx has been found ny
Charles Wllaon In tue canyon, lac
has found uue vein OF red nud white
and one VI pure white onyx,
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Notes

The sportsman club 10 90 mold "a
meeting on June SOD.
Tho Sulls.l'rnlrow circus will bs
VITA us ON saturday,
MI and Mr4. Jesse EgtI Eyc guIUlc.
Ing over the arrival uiu nuc SON,
Mt John n. White hu- tern lU
Logan on uu-iuuzs tUT Ga. lWh
Strengthening company
Tho l.pwUflh League .f the Molhul'
ist church give % neukuu party un
SATURDAY evening. lee cream nau
coke will bee served,
Tho annual conference Of the :, NJ,
NJ. 4, Act DHchr Stake VIII bee ur.i
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Commencement exercises viii Dc
held at tue Agti uliuuI College, com.
menuing on sunday Juuu BUD, uu D
e dag on TursIuy. Hon. u. D..
wnituey has UJnFoutud O. deliver
brccnlsufeatu sermon un SuuIay
mornlug. on Monday evening the
college literary society VIII giyo "a
suucial aud very iItofyHiing session.
one feature VI tue sutUfaiumuut VIII
bu "a urlu by the lady caiUH. On
Tuesday morning Ito graduation
exercises will be- held oud ucgr,o7
conferred, and IN the UY0uiug a grauI
ball will be given.
Tho College has la worry success
fol yost The cnrOllmunI was larger
than during any previous yuaf Hnl
tho sphere " it' usefulness ii uuIug
steadily extended,
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.rc brigham Young Memorial Gf'a-
clai1u ACKNOWLEDGE fgcrii. % tho
following contributions 70 s'..'. in zoe
luUdlus NJ the Pioneer monuments
From Pay.Dn Fifst ws,d:
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n. |N. I."..... 'HNI. .. NNN I." 90" I|...
Hu.|.II I4.UT. ~ Ifa. Territory. Count.
.f -at IIa.
Andrew D. Gibson ,aI gaumcuIIfou m.
.Hfa. Hs James Johnston, t|rf general
guardian. H.aIn.As.
D. I Hiatt 1H1mAs %. shHarmau and NlH.
Emfa sH0trraH.Is wife. Walter % t1vo
HuI Imma D. Lowe, H.a WIIe. HN.uff o.
Chan. tI.Iu aHI Anne 10. I.4mNFr.aIU.
I.u.fo. a W. 90 tHNh and IUs.I.In q
HNHU., HIs vile, luuIH b.. Parsons Hui
Sire Louie D. rarous, ibC -HuuHaI NhuL
OF i'' h'UuullU.H corporation, o. o. Col.
sud '.ts. o.. o. Coils. ms wife. and tIa
Metropolitan inFrsimcu. COMPANY n1r
HuraiHu, rArLrH & uulur. "a corporation.
sarah % Gibson. defendant
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
to ~. I0att. Thomas o. sHsnman aud Sire
ilm.ra -UyaFuHl bite WHEY alto. Do. love
aui lumA D.. Love. ms we 'NHsst D.
IItvfc. % w. b. DuHih aud pr.cIHa IS
tIMI.. Joe wife. I0uI. b. IHIfHuB aHi
Sire ,.l.s ruuuas, .ha Nhu9u.. IiaH.
DIE ruf h.. U | lu..H. Doe Hfr. aaI iIF
Hit.upr .HHu tIs,stWeuf Company % COZ.
I5.sH. I ,.r'ss,.r. a i.,.sg corporation,
A"y .. HEsrII U.g0 900 ru Az
praf 90 aa seton ILHIaut .s.ns. YOU ~
u. AH.N, Hhu 900 pIuuNu 100 300 Hslflgt tUHt
i.s ih.a 5a..,a. gl.'ue.o, ,.s i.ut.Iy
.a..s COO Hi.nn igu Ia'. ..N0I1s'u ui tho Iav Hf
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...W 'hs ef.N.l r.H.. .l.H '1.u'' %.
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ans ..rius So He PRAYER o. ss.I
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LOGAN.
Agricultural College,

LouAs, urAn nAy -a, i,n5.
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SUMMONS

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NHH..Ia. I...|... 1900. lHH TERRITORY,
iU.... #' sale Lake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
PORT BYRON.

PORT BYRON. ILL.,, Aug. IA
company of young ladies, chaper-
oned by Mrs. l.. S. Pearsall, visited
Knox camp in Woodward's grove
Tuesday afternoon. Among them
were Ina Stone, Clara Zollinger,
Phoebe and Rosa Pearsall, and Ber-
tina Rogers.
Louis Dow, of Coal Valley, visited
in Port Byron last week.
Rev. and Mrs. r. W. Newlands are
expected home this evening.
Charlie Ellis has returned from
Rockford, where he has been several
weeks visiting relatives.
William Giesler, of Dubuque, and
Frank Giesler. of Chicago, are visit
ing their mother and sister this
week.
Prof. J. A. Wallace is about to
move his family into the house
owned by James Bovard on Cherry
street.
MIR. and Mrs. f. n. HOLSTER and
F. S. Gates were among those who
attended the reunion of the 10th
regiment today.
Harvey G. Hays, of Grinnell.
visited over Sunday with the family
Of John Zollinger, and departed for
Chicago Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Coyne and Mrs.
Fanny Flemming went to Moline
Friday night to enjoy the moonlight
excursion of the X. P's. on the
stea mer George Waters.
Several Port Byron Woodmen took
in the log rolling at Brooks grove
last week, but none of them were
fortunate enough to capture the pig
or climb the creased pole.
A shop and tool house on the farm
of Benjamin Wassell, at the upper
end of town, was destroyed by fire a
few days ago. 1t is supposed that it
caught fire by children playing
with matches. The loss is about
5000.
Rev. f. W. Thompson met with an
accident last Sunday morning while
on the way to his church in Yuma.
His horse became frightened and
jumped down a steep embankment
near the. residence of John Vain
wright. Mr.. Thompson was thrown
out, and his arm dislocated at the
elbow. The buggy was considerably
broken, but the horse was not in.
jured.
Swedish Olive Lodge 1. o. o. F.
and families picsicked in the
grove above town last Friday.
They came on the George Waters
and came for a good time, and We
think they had it in q very quiet but
jolly manner. There were nearly
three hundred of them, and Port
Byron was never visited by more
orderly crowd. They brought an
abundance of provisions with them,
and took both dinner and supper in
the grove, leaving about 5 o'clock.
We must not forget to mention the
orchestra which was with them. The
music was splendid, especially the
Mocking Bird, which was called for
1 roDoofoIIx-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
New YOrk's River Tunnel,

There is u big hole under North river.
Some day it will be tunnel connect
ing this city and Hoboken. No work
has been done for four years, but the
owners of the hole are now trying to
raise money in London to complete their
tunnel before Il bridge can be built over
North river. Only l,a3O feet remain to
connect the two holes bored from either
shore, each Of which is now full of wa.
ter. This water has simply soaked
through since work was abandoned on
the death of the principal hacker. So
far So, 600, 900 has been poured into the
hole, and only $500, 900 will lie required
to complete it-New York Letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
In the Wrong Place.

Lawley (oKpert shorthand reporter)-
I say, james, the boy from the newspa
per Office has called for the report OF
that lecture. Is it finished?
James "a novice)-All but q short
sentence in the middle of it, and can I
for the life of me make out from my
notes what it is.
Lawley-Oh, just put in great ap.
plause" and let it CO.
James acts on the suggestion, and
the lecture is sent for publication with
the doctored part reading: Friends,
will detain you but few moments
longer. Great applause. Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
CAMP YELLOWSTONE.
Zee Mcmahon and Followers Again on the
Banks Of the Rock.

Zee Mcmahon and Followers Again on the
Banks of the Rock.
CAMP YELLOWSTONE, VANDRUFF's
ISLAND. Aug. 1.-THE second an
nual outing of Camp Yellowstone is
being held on the site of the last
camp, Vandruff's island. The camp
contains five tents at present, all
profasely decorated with bunting,
Autographs and the flags of all ma
tions. The following gentlemen
compose the camp at present: Will
liam Meth, Gustav Stengel, Jr., John
Lane, Zee Mcmahon, W. Wins and
John Wheelan, and more members
are expected to arrive daily.
Noah" Richardson. lately of Cen
terville. Iowa, by special request. is
cooking for the camp. The bill of
fare of Tuesday evenings supper
was as follows:
French Fried Potatoes,
Frog Legs,
Fried BAGS with Dressing. Corn on Cob.
French s1 eslsd Breakfast H ns' Biscuits.
Railroad Steak Pounded Hard.
During the supper hour the sweet
strains of the Ann Arbor. Mich,
Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin club
were heard. The club has been Sc
cured for the season and is composed
OF the following: r. Corner, r.
Tronton and F. c. Hill. The club
has a fine lot of musical instruments,
among them being an 1S-strins gui-
tar and 5000 banjo. The banjo is
the property of MIR. Corner and
was made in Boston. The neck
of the banjo is of choice Sc
lected rose wood and is carved and
finished. The finger board is of Sc
lected ebony and inlaid with ivory
and colored pearl in designs. The
rim is of silver with 81 gold rims.
After supper we were entertained by
| a fine program, which was as follows:
| Music. ............ American Patrol
Mueic-Bohemian Opera taken from Hun
garian Changers at the Watch Tower.
Song-pa,ody on while the Dance Goes ON
- -. .............. -. 49,. Wililam ivlns
| Song Marching Through Georgia." in Swed
i.h dialect by Zee Mcmahon.
| Music--.....N arlatiOn Of Home, Sweet Home
The last selection was original, be-
ing no more than the playing of a
guitar and mandolin on one instru-
ment-the 1S-string guitar-and was
loudly applauded. The boys are
having lots of fun and entertained
about fifty visitors Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15

A young mar who had been seeking
employment from ar editor finally OBJ
tanned leave to write an article Oh a sub
ject assigned by the aGitc. and to bring
II in person in a week
The article was brought at the ap-
pointed tina The editor read it and
knit his brcws
You have some good thoughts here. I"
be said. but you write very badly"
"Wweil. yoU see. sir" faltered the
applicant. Twas kind q scared ! new.
er wrote in public cefo-e
Constitution