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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
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Spir tittsu siutunetrt Declare sdssruns fur
itesH sau zen 8atarrt, Ter ui&t tura 9inussmtn
rsu esa's aatITat.Rur stttilt rustu lam.
a. 3. Gttusp a 60, Gistntt 1Oitts, Q.
sDir, tie u~uttrseia nsttu, tastn \. 8. Gtsnss ittt
ben itsttu IS 5atrtn s,tauntuus taIttu lin fur vSa.
fSmmta ~ttrtutaft In sam Observation-Disclosures
unit RHau,tta ~btfdtiat, ALE scn fttner 3irma tinst.
eaua,nen 9trsinbltttsittn IN srfaatr.
20 ta&lruar, @rVssaasas DrSsutRtu. IVl,.
60, &.
Raiktua,aiuuau 4 Rarviu, grpfsau.
ds.ItrgutfoH. Ioltso, ..
6dl's Ratarrt. Rur riro tHHrrIit %atuCmmtu uHt
ritit tirs't AM has Blut unh rte ittttmiatn CbtrHd.
DEN Zee Spfems. 3tusHrAs fret %ssrfantt, yrets
z Sc. tGr tit 2Iafdt. 8tJantt zen aatn upetttftrH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Cine h6dit ,uertbpole Iutterpaan.

Cine b6dit pertbpoue GutterpHan'
Je.-1nter Der BeSeihnun9 Sncarnat
ODER 9eutider Rieisntse uuree aus
9sutidlaRo eine bort idon felt oielen
Sabren befannte uno bohssidds,e Guis
terpflan5e einsefibrt, bic oeBbulb BON
beionoersm 8eribe 1T, neil iie sle,d i'm
er iten Sabre cine pole @rnte bes beften
Suffers sibt. SIN Npril seidet, fann
bleielbe bersits i'm SUM seidnitten uer'
ben. Gin GROCER 9beil Der teutihen
2~anouirtbe 8iscouiins bout ben Sntar,
natflee nit beiism griolse an. 9erielbe
tpioeritebt Der 9nrre ~unierer CONNER
gong ausseSeidnet uno sibt nab 5nei'
malisem Sdnitt cine uortrefll1e Setbits
weioe, er sebeibt auf ieoer Booenart uno
am befen I'M @emense nit @rasiaat.
SO man uiGt msbr fiber auf bus Se.
beiben oeS RotbfleeS re4nen tanu. bill
bet Der Sncarnutflee einen portrefflihen
Grfets. 8ebn Yfunb Sr~curnulflee uno
4 Yfaub @rasiamen blleen Die ridtise
SuutneHse auf einen Nder 2anbes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
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is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark of the hcySt0ne Watch
Case Company, of Philadelphia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees capacity2ooo
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers.. 1t makes
the celebrated Jas. Boss FiAea
Wakeh Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case-the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Suriittd bearlnoet I.

Sotelier: SD fann ben Wann alio
oaiir ~bslanssn, oaB er meme 1rdter
cine .Slreue" Senannt bat!"
NppOfat: .@ewiB. benn er bot se'
loaen. Die Sirenen lOdten bic Reiisns
ben ibrsn @eiana on. Sbre 1o9ter
aber .rslbt bic &eiienoen ourd ibren
@eiana aus Dem Sotel fort"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
y rs einfah

Rsiher Gum 2ebriursen): rSeBt
sebite nod amol gum Serru Baron BON
Blnola uno isest. id f6unte Did net
aQe Gage psssn benz 9eloe ibide."
2ebrl,ns: .DeB bunn i'd ibm itons
lebte Wlol seiast."
Weitsr: .8us Dot er bsnn Dir Dor
antport sewe?"
2ebrliue: rGi DO ioll mid Der Nse
fer cen iper be ansru Gag itidt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Wtdt " n.

Ontef (oer ben fleinen 5riB belm
Neuiabrsbsiuh cine aasemeine grmabs
nuns bdlt): Limb. 5risten, oenfe
auh oaran: yueb' INNER 2reu uno
Reolihfeit-"
Srisden (oer aud alapieripislcn
lernt): ,Re, Onfel, oas iann i4 nitt
dben, oas babe lb ni4t out Noien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Gin NIib /,

Wr. Smith (5u ielnem iarbtsen Nad
bar): rOntel 8aitus, ib babe bic
Soee, bob Sic ulien, mo meme Siibner
binaefommen lino."
Sntel Status: rNo. Sob, ba fiuo
Sic i'm S,rtbum uno id fann Elm Nlibl
beweiien; id habe seitern abeno @dns
iebraten seseiien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
.Iu aber "a h uet.~

Gin Gebrer belehrte bic 8leinen ibsr
bic Nlmaht 9OtteS uno manbte iid OF
elnsn sewedten 8naben nit Ger 5rase:
rNun. Mitelten, %fonntet 9u !. y. ON
Gbeno aud nur elm Stern1en 10 bod
ba oroben aujiinoen?"
Der ale,ne a%utruortete raid: ,gtee,
Tu ober aab net"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
9 q.

(Ius benz meoi5inliden gramen.)
Sroi.for: ,80nnen Sic mir elm be-
Ionoers berporitedenoes Beiip,el BON
ben ueroerblldsn Biriunsen oes Ntobo
lismus anfibren?"
stuoent (tlef aufieuf5eno): rNein
Sdmeiaen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
8eu9ni s.

@eri1tsidreibsr (einem StrGHins Elm
SeusniB ausfteaeno): ~Sem Sutob
Bumms miro biermit beitdt,st, baB iid
berielbe mdbreno ieiner pierw6dentlis
den Snbafiiruns 10 muiterboit betraSsu
bot, buB CT 5u ieoer5eit wieoertOmmen
oarf!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

a, =, (Cinsu ciiCntlittu Srrettr. Ter tdmit
Atssdrr: rWttHs RfuutHtf Ter tHsIis
hCrfc ftn grade IT ~ b~elrerit. nm cine
vS<$N Ntcc ana ctCu, etc. uut 70 N cs,
Ia rtUu man fprttt rCu Ter rrriialihtu
WI scrrlittCt Ter Horos gSCitctu els
initco. Itctr 3u8 n 8staut udt Ter tplafrcttc.
ten 0un't NIT &ucm. Udt tdS SGri uuuibtr Tam
ttnrttltt S~CoutmlittCtt unt yuTuF, rtt CT N TEN
aroftCr Su6tdttu aucrwdrtt rtcttrReitrittCr N.
9str dutrrcr 3uH TN NcrsuCttr Kari as gtriuttu,
IN SGu8 AMI 3Cmfcrt St9l Grtct nEt NrafdHetss
fstt nit ttSiem unrtrglUtltteu palat duf 8attrI
aufIutrstGu. -6Crum, Earlc, y. /.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
9urt bic y {.

Bic 86bin ienbet benz 5iiilier cine
Burf. mSat Du oeun an Der BURT
was aua~SuleBen?"
rSa, Die 3ipiel iinb mir nidt redt!"
rNun, 5tust 8ipfel bat bob iebe
Wurt!"
r9as idon-ubsr fe iiub mir 81 nab
b~ei'nanber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
an Der ureauna a.

Rentier Weier (am Stammtiid):
ySerr, bas 1T cine tOotli1e Beleibisuns
-. ,d foroere Gle ouf BliOlen. iebt
-. iOsleih 90: @utb bebeno) glner
uon uns mu6 Wittper perben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Benia ermuthiaeno.

Beui9 ermutbiseno.
Or: rMeiuen sic, BOB Sbr Batter
ousesen isin mirb, tusnn id ibu UNI Sbre
Sano bitte?"
Sic: r9aB peiB i'd nidt. @enn
er 10 cenft ule ih-ia!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

against
JoAS ME~sISCHNICK,
Defendant.
Whereas, upon the return Il a writ OF attach
ment ISSucd by me against the property OF John
Mes ssChniCk, the said defendant, II II made TO
appear TO my satisfaction by the return Of the
constable executing said writ, and by the afida.
Wit OF J. l.. Bassler, that the said defendant cam
not be found in The state but resides al Cotton in
the state OF Washington;
1t T. ordered, that John McsischniCk the said
defendant be served with a Summons In this ac-
ton, requiring him TO be and appear before the
undersigned one of the justices Of the peace In
and for said county, on the 9Th day Of February
1895 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at my office in
the village OF Albany in said county to answer
TO the Walter A. Wood NJ Il X. NJ. co. the plain.
til, in a civil action, by publication Of said
summons In the Der Nordsiern", "A weekly
newspaper, published in said Stcarns County
once In each week for three weeks. Also that u
copy of The mmon and OF the complaint in
this action shall, within six days after the sum
mons Is issued, be deposited in the post office,
postage prepaid, and directed to the defendant
AT Cotton In the state of Washington.
Dated at Albany, MINI, this lith day of Jan
nary, 1893,
IL. +. MEYER,
G3 justice of the Peace,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Yereitpilli q.

sic (Su ibrem Weunne, Der anseidus
felt nab Sauie tommt): % 8ott, uie
iiebit 9u idon wieoer aus! Du io0it
Dor Sbam Did unter bic groe perfrie'
ben!"
Or: rga ia, iieb mir bic 8e0ers
ihllfel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Mb b u II q.

Ct (Sdrtlid): v@efdQt Dir Der Der.
lobunasring, l,ebe Braut?"
Gle: sd finoe ibn reijenb! Or
if Der id6nite 8erlobunssrins, ben id
nod befommen babe"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
VI b n oil,

Referenbar: ...Grdulein ipielen
pobl auh &laoier?"
Nutter (ibrer 2o4ter 5ufliterne :
sag lieber nein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
neutrality-suspicious..

(Sir auSfIuuns bieier Spalte miro BON
lebt an Serr @. &ernl6 BON Wiluanfee,
8is., pelder in lanopirttihaftliden Sra
gen cine betannte Nutorltat 1T. Gorge tras
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
y b.

Haip.
Sobonn, baben sic benz S1ueieer
seiaat. bob er sum rgrfsn" isiu @slo
iriest?"
rSamobl, Serr 2ieutenant! Sd bab'
ibm iosar Shr gbrentuort ~aeseben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Yreisausidreibeu. GierJig Meres
2anb tur bic bette 9aierernte BON
Yrpbiteier Samen.-@in en Yrsls uon
40 Ncres .berrliden 0alolanbes in
ro.Bisconin (Ssc. 20. 3omn 80.
Rdnse l Weit, Srice 80. Wis. erbdlt
| hsrienise, nelder ben b51iien @rtras
mn ipelBeu, BON mir be3osenen 8rOb
a.ier Sa,'sr bel Der biefidbrisen Grnte
er,ielt. Gs Il. hies Der lcbnsnoite Sufer
her Welt u.,o oet;t!Se iollte sum Nusen
unieres Sarms ritantss Die luelteite Ser
breituns finoen. Plusiaat n'9t itarter
oils 6 bis z Bed per sltrr, od oisier
6uier iid iebr reid bsitrsdi. Die e'nte
muB ieparat sebaltsn Der1et aso nan
benz @roruib TT uns pom &el2ltate los
fort Mltibeiluns 5u NADER. Bic sSdsr'
belt Der Nnsaben nab @euibt oes Sas
fers per Ncre, 1T ouBer BON Dem 9lhter
non 2 Gadburn ihriitllh 81 befiatisen
uno Dor elnem Notnrp Bubble 81 be-
'dpDren, inter 9uienouns oieier 9ofu,
menie nno zines samples on unS. Vim
sriien Nopember 95 fiubet Yrifung Der
ei%nsesunsenen G~rssbn,iie iiatt uub wiro
oas tefe GeIulint ioiort bieroris be-
fdnut sesebeu uno Der Hame oes e,fols'
re,ten Yiitttrs uerOffentllht. benz oann
Der 9eeo lber senannte 40 Ncres 2ano
Iuseiteft niro. gue Sere, welde bon
Gnerbieten @ebrauh MAIDEN
ucGen, iiuo sebeten mid blerpon rett
sstils 5u benadr,dtisen.
". 8erni d,
Samensibler uno gambler
COS @rano Npe. Milnaufee Wis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
" b d. Il d ~ b r

" b d. te abidw6ren
Trau: ,WiQf 9u i'm neuen Sabre
nidt obi1p6ren, Welf?"
Weif: rSa-meine Glnfommeniie u'
er, tpenn es moslid it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
&umortft(6es.
Y ur VI benbs 8.

vSsis, mas baft De for frumme
Beine!"
,Bit 9e rubis, Moiss! 9as 1T nur
bes GbenoS-bo loB i'd mer seb'nl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Sas GaTireorn oils wertbpoues

Sas GaTirtorn oils tpertbpoues
5nttergew64s.-Sn ben lesten Sab
rem bot bic unter Der Be5eiduuns gnfrs
form aus gfrifa eiusefibrte @etreioeart
5iemli4 ueitreibenbe 8troreituus unter
ben Suuopirtben Der 8erelnistsn Staa'
ten ~ssiuaoen. 9ieielte it Elm Der Sirie
%uerwanoteS @ras, meldes bis 6 SUB
bod miro, Der srbBten Sibe anb 9lrre
oes SOmmerS trost, tusnn abseibniiten,
aus ieinem umfausreiden @urSelnods
liets neue 2riebe betoOrihiebt uno aes
raoe bonn am iipsisiteu itsbt, tuenn i'm
SobiOmmer 10 5iemlib aae anoern
gflansen ,bren 2sbenslauf uolenost ba,
ben, abio abterben. 9ieier lestere
umltanb madt bas gafflrioru gu elmer
bodit %tuertbpO0en 5ut'erp~f lanSe; beion.
oers fir iolte 2anopirtbe, melbs benz
Suse Der 3eit entipredeno. auf Biebs
Sudt uno Wil6wirtbitait oas Snupt,
senibt leseu. Sci fnnpper @eioe bilft
bann oas i'm frdftisiten Wahstbum BE-
finolihe GaHlrcorn bel Hlnopisb, Shas
fen uno Yferoen OILS bellebtea, iebr nobr-
bates uno erfriidenoeS 5uiter aus, per-
mebrt ben Mildertras bel eriterem sans
sebeuteno uno trdst iebr psisntlid onSu
bel, bic 9biere p%oblsendbrt in Den 8in.
ter ~ brinsen. Man ihneioet 81 ieuer
Belt ois bldlterreiden unb iuitisen Stau.
ben ab ano plrft, elpa einen NrmuoQ
iir bos Slid 8ieb friib uno aberos
ben Gbiere4 nor.-Hur nusnabmsmeile
miro oleie @etreioeart IN ~unieren Bret
ten oulhdnois rsif; aber in oieiem Sole
biloeu bic 8brner elu gang uorSiislides
Sutter fir ole SauStbisre, DEFENDERS fir
Sdwelne uno @eflsel. Ser eisentlide
Bertb Der YflanSe liest ieesb in ihrer
@ieeuitaft ols JuttersewGhs.-Die Nrt
mb Weiie bes Qnbauts oes gaffuco1R 1T
loft seuau 10 rute bic oes 5utlercorns.
Wan idet III Reiben BON u bis 3 5uB
@nifernuns uno in Der &eibe in Nbltdnz
ben pom 6 bis 10 Soq. Cine !Sanb
ODER SferbeoriImaidine lisfert babel be
bette Qrbeit. 9as Eden nit Der Sano
1T 81 beibperl,d. Gs III rot5iam, in
ben 8slben etpas oidter 81 iaen uno
Spdter bic au ense ftebenoen EHauSen
aus5aoiinnsn. Sc if wittis, Dos Saots
gut uOrher auf feline aelmtrait 81 prii,
fen. BE &ultur oes 10 beiteltsn Sell
oes III aenou nie belm @slittorn.
guffirioru seoeibt ielbit oaun nod, rpenu
leneS nnbaitenber 9iirre unterleaen 1T.
Wnu ben6tbist 6 bis s Yfuno Samen
auf ben Nder. Cine 5ldhe pom II
acres piro biureidsn, etlpa sebn Stud
&inopieb iber Die 3eit Der 9irre i'm
Summer 81 brinsen. Ner i'm Sioen
oieies Corn u%n5ubauen uno auf a6rner.
eriras 81 rednen s~eoentt, tplrb gut tbun,
Die e~rpdbnteu Nbfinoe eirpas grocer
,u nebmsn.- Nadrihten aus 3flas iber
ben Nnbau oieier YilanSe. seben ben Gr,
tras on @riniutter ouf 30 bis 40 3ons
men nuf ieoen Ncre on. @s 1T leibl
einSuieben, bas dbnlihe, tuenn nibt nod
before @rtrdsniie aud i'm Noroweten
erSlelt tperoen fDnnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
9rudfe bier.

Gr c pler.
....N ls bas iunse @bepaar in bod
fer Notb mar, ii4 sor nldt mebr 81
bslien muBts, ba eri4ien bic pielse.
i9mdbte S4wieSermuttsr oils reitenbsr
gnQel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Seroiid Yiebe.
@r: r@laubeu Sic mir, Jrdulein
Camilla. oaB id Sic 70 i'br, 10 raieno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Sic: yNun, tuie benn?"
Or: vDob i'd tdslid gum Jribftid
nur GamlQen,bee irinfe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

Beites 5amilien' aaiarrbmittel: 1ooohs
V ilIen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

No s~srfsttt 3uabftitnlua 'Uiftsn Win.
V ]utirclts, Ct. glul uRe GttCdsp N
orCS,fr iGut, tic duf ter Rpro q. ySctteru
SAODsS 2trcde sttrtsr tt 9 I tte Satn AZ.
mar taiu Stueu tsrrlitt Guftt ter Suu. JluTs
une Su1sl ets mdlsrtitsn Stadhs gotfernfu ais
Soros Seitren Simiteb "a it uu Wrtsl cpu
yuIus uut GltadH'. Ter 3ua rtrIdft WtHutdpplis
unit ct. gdul MAD GtteI5V iSet Matt TN Satire
(ltt lrdrClCr San GrauttsrC)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
MONS.

STATE OF MINES OTA,l.
County OF st arn-,
WALTER \, WOOD NJ. &. X NJ GO.
Plaintiff,
against
JoAS M~EsISCHNICK,
Defendant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Seine Spfnuna fnehr,


Ser MT 9f 4 luz s] ,s s1Ist Sfim
SM 0tttt eSCitcru Siuic tit itu tsfSr.
~s~N" ttrt tttr dLs irRent cine lHtGre Balm
i'm Scrtrtftn. GtHt SUct'G tdt iCHe Balm Is 30
mtittn au4ttstu ittu laNen. ~Stautmlitfeit srtn
gaNaRttrer ~ 0terr unit ant her Suro ~ Citeru
ttmitco tabsR tie 3TtliUaStdett tru ttfeu 3ua
NAT Qttedar.-tSuu SrlHtrH, Naiutl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27

A cordial invitation is extended to
all labor organizations of Rock ISL
and county to take part in the parade
and exercises attending the laying
of the corner stone of the new court
house; also to all lodges and other
societies in the county. The work
men engaged in the construction of
the building will be assigned prom
inent place in the parade.
BY order of the executive com
mittee of the Old Settlers associa-
ton. F.. j. SEARLE,. Chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27

Old Favorites VIII Play.

In next Mondays ball game at
Twin City park between the Milwau-
kee team and a club organized by
Joe Cantillion several of the old
favorites who assisted in capturing
the pennant for Rock Island in the
1894 Western association race will
Cahtillion has got as
many of the old boys together rs
possible to return to the community
where they passed many pleasant
days. Those composing Cantillion's
club are: kreig, ID: Cantiilion. 2b;
Hickey. 3b; McQuaid. SIS; Mertes. II;
Danny Sweeney, CT; McKibben, IF;
Kid SPeer, C; Andrews. Barnes and
McGreevy, p. Cantillion in letter
to Charles McHugh states that Jay
Andrews will twirl in the game.
Things must be coming Joe's way.
when he says: I'VE will be there
Monday in our own car" The teams
are en- route for California. and
will undoubtediy receive a warm re-
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27
GIVES UP THE GAME.
An Indicted Female Confcsses Shameful
Practices AT Davenport.

An Indicted Female COnfcsscs Shameful
Practices AT Davenport.
There was considerable of a sensa-
ton in Davenport court circles yes
terday when Emma DE Mask alias
Minnie Koch, in consultation with
County Attorney Chamberlain, con-
fessed her shameful operations and
turned states evidence against her
accomplice, Harry Darling. The
twain had been indicted for robbing
the unwary. Darling aud the woman
were arrested last May on complaint
Of travelling man, who had been
inveigled into their game and re-
lieved of $50. The woman would
promenade the prominent thorough
fares and cast encouraging chances
to strangers who would naturally
fail into her clutches. An invitation
to visit her quarters would be ex-
tended and there she. assisted by
Harry, would rob the third party.
Tells n Pitiful Tale.
The De Mask woman's story is a
pitiful confession of being drawn into
the company OF disreputable man,
whom che loved and married because
of his nice looks and clothes. In
maidenhood she resided at Bloom
ington, ILL.,, surrounded by COM
Portable home with well-to-do and
respectable parents. Harry Darling,
a dashing young fellow, who fingers
the pasteboards and wears good
clothes and has plenty of money.
wins her confidence, and they run
away to Peoria, where Harry fol-
lows his vocation. But the tables
soon turned on Harry-he lost every
thing at the gambling table. They
had to live, and as she had entered
shame it was no diilicalt matter to
induce her to go deeper. The game
was proposed and she finally consent
ed. But after awhile. they we're
caught and only escaped legal prose-
cution by buying off the victimized
party. Then they came to Dav-
export and continued the shameful
practice, although she claims to have
protested. A room was secured and
operations began with success. innu-
merable persons having been victim
lied out of large amounts without
complaint until the travelling man
unearthed the game.
Now Emma resolves to 60 back
among the old folks once again
and begin life anew as soon as
she can get out of her present diff
Guilty. The truthfulness of all the
woman's story. of course, can be
questioned until such time as she
produces colroborative evidence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27
FOOD FOR THE FAkiR.
A Smooth Street Merchant Finds Cea
egous Contributors,

A Smooth Street Merchant Finds Gen
erous Contributors.
That Rock Island vet contains an
abundance of unsophisticated people
so far as the objects of the street
fakir are concerned was demon
strated last night by the generous
purchasing of worthless rubbish
from a smooth talker who inhabi-
tated Market square with his car
riage and gasoline lamp. Although
the same individuals have been pre-
yiously harvested on by the open-air
merchant. they again gather about
him and become convinced BIZ his
smooth vocabulary and unload their
finances with the expectation of re-
ceiving something for nothing
probably house and lot as q prize.
This class of dealers are generally
travelling from town to town looking
for people among whom to distrib-
ute their goods and money merely
for the purpose of Introducing and
advertising the articles-yes, to hear
them tell it-but when they get
through they invariably have the
bulk of their auditors finances and
leave few worthless articles pur-
chasable at a third and sometimes a
less price of merchants. And still
they viii bite.
Drew Them On Nicely.
Last nights fakir jollied up his
auditors with few funny savings
and tricks. impressel them with the
immensely Of the firm he represented
and then invited them to cough up,
and all responded without much
coaxing. He claimed to represent
the National Advertiser. Bureau. in
corperated under the Illinois law
with haif;million capital; and they
believed him. His company Just
wanted to- derive the cost of its
goods in order to introduce them;
and they believed him. He had
iewelrv, toothpowder and other
trinkets. which went at ridiculously
high prices because he intima:ed
that some valuable prizes would be
given away later on-yes, later on.
Several paid as high as $3.50
for 25-cent nccktie folder.
When the fakir thought. he had
secured the crowds last cent he
thanked everyone for the kind ut
tention and mozied-leaving many
foolish feeling individuals who
sne,ked away without a murmur.
And they'll buy again when another
comes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27
Encour.Remen, for the seserve.

Postmaster NJ. j. McEniry. OF the
Moline naval reserve committee. re-
turned from Springfield this morning
and feels highly elated with the COM
mittee's reception by Gov. Altgeld,
Gen. Orendorff. Col. Bayle and
Captain Campbell yesterday, with
the prospects OF the ultimate success
of the second battalion. They gave
every assurance of aiding in every
way possible the furtherance of the
best interests of the ..jolly tars."
1t was a democratic legislature
that passed the naval reserve bill and
it was readily approved by the gov
ernor, who. at an early day thereaf-
ter, ordered the mastering into the
service OF the state four divisions of
the naval reserves at Moline. This
was two years ago, and the "fresh
water sailors" have found hard
sailing" during their fest two years
of thier existence, but from the man.
ner Of Mr.. McEniry's talk, the boys
will soon be on "deck." In this. Gov.
Altgeld will, he thinks, give one
more evidence of his many kind
nesses to our county. General Oren-
dorff will probably be able in short
time to furnish uniforms for the
men. and the general governments
appropriations for this cause will be
obtained by him without doubt in
short order. Success to the second
battalion of the Illinois naval re-
serves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27

1t is the Drawing Power of Irresistible, Determined
Undersel|ing like this that Makes this the
Busiest Store in the three cities
Model Grocery Department.

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MIGHTY BARGAIN DAYs.
We guarantee every article sold to
be the very best money will buy. and
If you are not perfectly satisfied. we
will cheerfully refund you your
money.
Pride of-the Fair Flour, per sack,
9ic.
1O-pound sack Fancy Graham
Flour, Ice.
1O-pound sack Corn Meal. 13c.
20-pOund sack Rye Flour, 29c.
sO-pound sack Rye Meal, 29c.
9 bars fine Laundry Soap. 24c.
Fancy New York Grapes, per has
ket. 2Ic.
15-pound pail jelly, only zoe.
Arbuckle's Coffee. per package. &c.
Battle AK Tobacco. 15c per pound.
1-pound package Old Virginia
Smoking Tobacco, 19c.
Star Tobacco, per pound. 39c.
Choice Fine Cut Tobacco, per
pound, 25c.
Choice Glover Drip Syrup, only
40c per gallon.
Phoenix Securing, per bar, &c.
Best Coarse Salt, per barrel. 99c.
Sugar Bowl Mustard, only Zoe.
2-pound package Preston's Pan
cake Flour, SC.
1-pound can Banner brand Ceylon
Tea, only soc.
Elegant new crop Japan Tea, 19c.
Csc and SOC per pound.
fvhn;oa vlrinI Roof 1917 nonnd
Standard Mixed Paints.
A strictly reliable fine Paint made
from best lead and zinc. mixed with
pure linseed oil and warranted, IS
eolors. 1-quart can zoe, 4.gallon
can 40c, 1-gallon can soc.
Floor Paint-Oxide of Mineral
Paint, guaranteed to dry in a single
night. 1-quart can zoe, 4-gallon
can 40c, 1-gallon can SOC.
Japan Dryer. for drying Paints.
per gallon 6Oc.
Pure White Lead, per 100 pounds
So 80.
A full line Of Ivory Enamel. Prices
the lowest.
Oil Wood Stains-Walnut. Rose
wood, Mahogany, Light or Dark Oak.
each per can only 12c.
Carriage Paints. ready mixed for
use, six colors. per pint can Csc.
Exterior Varnish is a varnish
made expressly for all exposed work.
like front doors. blinds, bathrooms,
etc, and is an extremely durable
varnish. Price per gallon only 81. %.
Interior Varnish. per gallon $l.25.
Light Hard Oil Finish. per gallon
only $1.25. No. / Coach and Furni-
ture, per gallon 81 Is.