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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24
KRELL
& MATH.

Any day during bust
ness hours and watch
the pleased expressions
of our customers as
they emerge from our
doors, and you'll begin
to see that we are the
people when it comes
to a question of where
to go for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24
Buy Standard Sewing Machines.
Umbrellas.

Umbrellas.
Umbrellas for and rain at amazingly low
prices. High grade best quality umbrellas al low
grade prices.
Navy silk umbrellas crooks win
S.is
imported rods
bal heads. So At So Is.
Elegant tsfeta ,ik tight roll umbrellas plate
clasp something and worth 81 Al g
seirch tight roll silk Ss
Usual value IS.
umbrellas. country over saaly s..
this week 81 9S.
Every Chesapeake umbrella gaaranteed for year.
epcal paragon umbrellas nice natural
crooks a would De bargain a 81
a nrpt.
considered
Mems Shirts
Two very special drives for this week.
linen bosom supe.
muslin, reinforced,
finished which Won
match for less Than Csc elsewhere, will cell
O0rk nPV Combs IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24
INTELLIGENCE COLUMN u.

WANTED-FOo CASH 10 To Is JERSEY
w cows and heifers. Leave WORD at V Dsu-
ber's, Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24

OR SaLE-A GO ID COOK STOVE, HARD
Z coal burner a. d iann ali in good condition.
Csl ut 149 rwcLty third street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24

I O,T-ToP OF SHIRT srrD WITH THREE
II rubfes. set N gold. Representing leaf
clover. he finder VIII b Literally rewarded ty
eaying at u is office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24

OST OK sTRAYED GRAY GELD NC 5
u var old. Finder please moi y the richly
lee rio Sprinkle company. Daven port, Iowa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-06

truction. It was that Ewes eyef
might be opened, that Eve might be bea|
a god, that she might know good
from evil, in short it was the dethrone-.
ment of the heart and the deification
Of the intellect that cursed the earth
with thorns and thistles. AS a poison
quickens the growth and forces the
life of plant only, to hasten its decay,
SO does pride Of heart intoxicate the
intellect thatit may dragitin the mire.
Shall we then despise all great
achievement? Shall we fold our
hands and close our eyes in the sleep
ofindifference. God forbid it. While
the worship Of genius is dangerous
there is safer and better object Of
our admiration. Greatness of intel
lect eliminates in genius. Greatness
of heart rises to heroism. The sore
need of the world is less genius than
heroism. Genius is 80 generally ac-
companied by self conceit, that it is
difficult to keep it from doing mis-
chief. Napoleon Bonaparte died amid
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your country. Bind on shining
rmour, unsheath a cleaning sword
and bear your arm to do great battle.
against infidelity, intemperance and
an impure ballot
Take Christ into the ship and
launch out into the deep. Out! do
not cling to the shore, there is no
safety or success in the shadows.
Cast off from all that is mean, small.
few and feeble. Launch out into the
deep, yes, into the deep heaving sea
of boundless sympathy with human
sorrows; cut loose the lines that bind
you to selfshness; say farewell to
sins that becken you from the shore.
Out into the deep with Christ, out
into the deep for Christ, out into the
deep for Christ's humanity. Let
down your life boat to rescue men,
Launch out, little band, launch out
into the open, untried sea Of human
life. Glass Of '95, launch out with
Christ into the boundless ocean of
eternity that stretches before you.
Take Christ as pilot and launch out
into the deep. = - ~" Il .
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-06

Butwill not gigantic intellect save
onei Tell me, man Of letters, did
talents save Jonathan Swift, whom
one friend called ',the greatest genius
Of his age. and another termed, 'the
most unhappy man on earth !" And
when he seeing, in his walk, noble
tree, whose upper branches were de-
cayed, and foreseeing the insanity
that was creeping upon him, he cried,
II shall be like that tree. / shall die
at the top first" did he not: know
that he spoke falsely and that his
heart was already deadi Did Swift's
brilliancy heal the young heart, he
had broken or raise to life the youth
full form his wickedness had laid in a
premature gravel ...s,.-,.. :.
Tell me, lover of poetry, did By
ron's sublime sentiment atone for his
profane mockery of faith' Did his
beautiful imagery restore the modest
flowers Of virtue he had blasted oi
revive the tender herbs Of holy af-
feet he trampled under his iron heel,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-06

beauty, the nobility Of character that
calls forth the ever fresh love aud en-
.tllusiasm. 1t is not the icy, SHOW
clad summit. bnt the s,;n-bathed
mountain side that is covered with
flowers aud fruitful vines ard joyous
song birds. It is the heart that leads
the mind; it is the heart that is the
man. Then keep thy heart with all
diligence for out of it are the issues
Of life. Where the heart is kindled
with living, flaming ideal, there is
created power that will. cast aside
its husks and wrappings and will
come forth into the light to benefit
the world.
Be not ashamed of the hopes with
which your hearts beat high. Let
no man dispise your youth. Do not
fear to attempt great things for God.
Live no little: narrow petty life, fill
your hearts with the great examples
of the past, the great ideas of the
present and noble ideals for the fu-
ture. Open your minds to the great
problems of your day; bend your
shoulders to the great burdens of
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-06
the crash and glare of tropical
thunder storm; his head buried

the crash and glare of tropical
thunder storm; his head buried
beneath the curses of the women
whom his vaulting ambition had made
widows and orphans, his ruling pas:
sion strong, tn death, as he cried,
'Tete d'armee;" Head of the Army
While the greatest genius of modern
times lay dying there was born, a few
miles away, the greatest heroine of
the present age. After she blossomed
into young womanhood, see her leav-
ing her home luxury and culture, see
her bidding farewell to her aged
father to enter into one of the most
difficult campaigns known to modern
warfare; see her, sensitive, re fined
woman that she was, in the wards of
the hospital at Scutari; listen to the
pra vers of the sick for her; the bless
ings of the wounded upon her as
night lamp in hand she passes from
bedside to bedside. Note the hon.
age of that pallid soldier as he rises
up to kiss her shadow as it falls upon
the wall at night and lays Ills head
upon his pillow once more in
peace. Can one hear too often the
story, in recent paper, Of the dinner
given to the officers Of the British
Army and Navy on their return from
the East, and how when it was sug-
gested that every guest should write
on a piece of paper the name Of the
person whose deeds in the Crimean
war would engrave themselves most
indelibly in the history Of the British
people. and when the papers were ex-
amined everyone had written the
name Of Florence Nightingale. Small
wonder that her recent birthday,
called forth an autograph letter from
the Queen of England, the congratu-
lations of the Emperor of Germany,
and the enthusiasm of two continents.
Is it not better to save life than to
destroy it, Is not the self devotion
Of heroism better than the self desire
of genius7
q Which has done the greatest bene-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-06

Did his brilliant brain sweeten his
embittered heart2 Did his poetic
fancy give him back the innocency OF
his childhood?
Student Of history, you know Rous.
seou. You know that his literary
talent did not keep him from vanity
He was full of ideas and egoism
A great author, but little man.
His words sparkle with wit and
shine with metaphors; his principles
would turn the civilization of Christ
endom into the cannibalism of At
rica. His confessions are full of fine
phrases; but reveal life so black
that it is not fit to be initiated. No.
not fit to be read Of, scarcely to be
spoken of. A genius, but a heart full
of hate and misery; headfull OF
jokes, yet human being too sour to
live with anyone; disposition that
drove him to the garret and solitude.
He defed nature and chopped men, S
heads Of. Deliver me from such a
genius as that. It was genius, apart
from morality, that animated those
selfish ,world-conquerors. who made
their way to empire over broken oaths
and through seas of blood. Yea, what
greater embodiment of heartless in
tellect can you find than Satan him.
self; was it not the genius of Satan
that made him monumental ruin7
Was it not his pride of intellect that
caused him to despise mere morality
as a common and petty thing7 Was
it not his mental superiority over the
other angels that kindled the desire
to rebel against all goodness and to
rule1or ruin heavens Yea, more, it
was his evil heart that caused his
intellectual ruin, for during the ages
that elapsed between his expulsion
from heaven and his entrance to Eden,
the intellect of an arch angel had de-
generated into the base cum
ming Of the serpent. He,
himself degraded and destroyed, adj
dressed himself to nothing less than
pride OF intellect to work, mans des-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-06

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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12

Mortha Hay agt A y and Laun
Norris Judgment for defts.
N P. Slate agt = f Dcaley et al.
Judgmcai Tor plfi' for Si2050.
r N Morris agt Gdo W Rogers.
Judgment forplff costs s5ll.
John w Althousa aat Ii Maple d
al, confirmation Coniiuned
$ r. Young act M n MCPHERSON.
Sale confirmed
3 w Dodd AIT Matthews q WASH.
burn, Judgment for plaintiff, 81
tached property to be sold
Linn CO National Bank agt Motlll.
ews & Washburn. Same.
Honeyman De Hart & Coagt MAJ.
thews " Washburn. Same.
Detroit Stove Works agt Matthews
4 Washbufn. Same.
Goldsmith& LoeweaJerg agt Mal.
thews g Washburn Same
Jas Mckenzie agt II Henderson.
Judgment for plaintiff.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
Cannot Be Excelled.

Oregon has been benefited by the
lessons taught by the hard times dur
ing the past two years, and in the
future more reliance will be placed on
her resources. Heretofore, every cont
modity has been imported, and the
money sent away. 1t is to be hoped
that in the future our producers will
export instead of import, and this will
lead to independence and wealth.
Oregon eggs, butter, hams and bacon
are good enough for any one, and can
not be excelled anywhere.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
Torn 10 Pleees.

SIOUX CITY, Ia., April &C. L.
Converse, 4 wealthy ranehmau, living
near Jefferson, a small town IN this
vicinity, met horrible death lust
night at the hands Of II nmulec, who
Imagined himself 10 be n vampire, and
attacking his victim, literally deyoured
him alive, The lunatic met Converse
as he was returning home from town
late al night, Instantly he set upon
him, dragged him to the ground and
tore him 10 pieces with his teeth and
nails. Nothing was known Of the af,
fair until the next morning, when the
man appeared at Jefferson COW
cred with blood and began 70 boast Of
his exploit TheIunatic is supposed to
have escaped from nh asylum,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
The Mint Shortage.

WASHIGTON, April 6.-Otiicial of
Of the mint bureau ahd secret service
division Of the treasury department
utterly discredit the story sent out
that the shortage in the Carson, New,
mint will reach half a million dollars
They say they have no information
that the shortage Is more than $780, 900
as stated in the Associated Press dis
patch yesterday They also discreet
the report that the San Francisco
Mining Association has asked to have
all Carson City gold coin recalled, say
ing no such information has been re-
ceived and there has been no gold
coined at the Carson mint since May
!, 1893. All coinage prior to that time
at that, as other mints, is regularly
tested by the government assay COM
mission.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
Died in His Bath Tub.

SEATTLE, Wn, April 5.-This
community waseshockod and startled
this morning by the newe that Georg6
Heilbrn, the bsnter, lawyer afl
journalist, had been found dead III liis
sub at tbs residence. Mr. Ilcfbns
rose at S;l5, and as is his usual eist0n.,
after getting the morning pepeh @aiss
to the bath tub to read it. He Usually
spent about m hour III the bath, peF-
using the norning paper. This morn.
ing he remained longer than usual,
and the servant, Mrs. Hayues, became
alarmed and told Mrs. Heilbron.
She told the servant to go and sec
what the matter was. The servant
knocked on the door and there was 10
answer. She pushed open the door,
and was surprised and Mortified to dis-
cover MIR. Heihron dead. Mr.. He'll.
bron was about as usual yesterday aud
appeared to be iu the best Of health
DR.. sharpIess was summoned, and Of
ter making 4 careful examination ef
the body declared shat death was dus
to apopIezy
Mr. lleiibron leaves hIs family Ill
good circumstances Besides hayine n
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
A Needle in His Throat.

John Snyder a Grande Ronde
farmer, has been troubled for long
time with some obstruction in his
throat, Last week he went to a
doctor in La Graude, who, after an ex-
animation, with considerable difficulty
succeeded in extracting, with the aid
of forceps, a needle which had lodged
erosswise Of the windpipe. The re-
m0val Of the same was q source of
much qualification to Mr.. Snyder, who
is st a loss 10 know how the needle be-
came lodged there, as it has not been
tic habit to include needles in the
iahily menu. His tLoory is, however,
that the needle must have been ucci-
IDENTIFY dropped into his food.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
Gosslp's Should Read

"lhcu shalt not bear false witness u
"rhe devil has great many tools,
but lie is d handle that fits them all. :"
"Deliver me from the candid
friend"
"a gossip Is the chiefest handwork
of the devil and is made in his own
inage.p
Liars should have good memories y
Judge not lest ye he Judged
Keep your own hearth swept clean
and youth have no time to look after
that Of your neighbor"
Believe only half that you see aud
none that you hear,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12

IN estate Of Eugene H, Ulm, APP
praisels appointed
In estate of Hirman Ii. Smith, in
yoniorg filed; personal property $220.8S.
Petition to sell personal property
grauted.
In estate of A. U. Garoutee, applica
Gallon TO sell real estate fifed,ssClta-
alton returnable May 6.
III estate Of Henry s, Irons, N. M.
Newport was appointed administrator
in place of A. p Hrons deceased.
in estate Of James McNIahan, in
veutory fled real property, $S6, ,9S6.87;
personal property, SSS5.45.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12

The Populist Goes for Its Delinquents.
The Populist goes for its delinquent
subscribers in th following very ener-
getic manner: The Oregon PGpulist is
one reform publication which has
come to the point where something
more substantial than promises must
be forthcoming, We do not ask you
to come and make us a gift, bus we do
say that the money owed by our delin-
quents must he paid or we will be
forced TO the conclusion that about
one half the populls's in this county
are men void of any principle except
seifishness. If you want your paper
call in and pay for tiff you do not
want it act the part Of honest men and
pay for what you have had. DON'T
force us to consider you bilks and per-
sons trying to reap the benefits of our
lauor and expense. Perhaps those
who owe us for subscriptions are not
aware of the fact Unless we hear
from them this month we shall be
compelled to notify them by publish
ing list Of delinquents, with amounts
dine
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
Probate Record.

In estate Of Jane Carter, Ed r. NJ.
Carter was appointed administrator,
Bond $1,000 Inventory filed Per
soual property, s8l0o, real, $50,
Second account flied III estate of 0.
Serhing.
IN estate Of Fred Mespelt inventory
fled real property, $780, personal,
sa&00.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
Pure Breed Poultry.

w. q. Smith, five miles northeast of
Lebanon, breeds s. g. Brown aud
White Lsghorns, ). =. anlburss,
Black Minoreas, Light Brahmas, G. G.
Polish and Game Banams. Eggs for
hatching 81 per 10. Orders can be
hft At the postotlicc.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair tigisst Award,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12

CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U. 5. A,
San Diego, Cal. says: "Shilah's Ca
tarrh Remedy is the first medicine l
have ever lcund that would do me any
good.n Price soc. Sold by n. w.
smith,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will
purify yonr Blood, clear your com
plecIlon, regulate your Bowels and
make your head clear as bell. 25c,,
Soc, and si.Oo, Sold by N. w. Smith.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
CIRCUIT COURT.

tilion. Confirmed and referee ordered
to make conveyance.
1 Il Land Fl Gerhard, asadministraiors,
aet G ? Warner ct nj. Confirmation.
Argued and submitted.
j X Weatherford ACT Louisa and
Charles Duncan. Foreclosure. Judg-
ment by default.
| SW Crowder agt Mary Il Dickson ct
al. foreclosure. judgment for plaintiff.
Attorneys fee set al SIS,
III Houck ct al vs. w $ Vernon ct
al, partition; partition decided: James
Elkins appointed to make partition.
In the matter Of assignment of II f
Pound, assignment; final account al
lowed and assignee discharged
Olivia B Seaton vs. Benjamin Cutler
ct al, foreclosure Of mortgage; contin-
ued,
William shultz plaintiff and re-
spondent VS. G G Hamm defendant aud
appellant, appeal from Justice court;
review sustaited and Judgment rever-
sed.
J Laurent vs. L s Lannng ct al fore
closure; decree for plainifl'; attorneys Is
fee set at $3.50.
Ruth Trinwith VS. Henry Trinwith,
divorce; granted, plaintiff awarded
custody of child.
Nellie c Brush VS. c L Brush, di-
vorce; granted.
In the matter of the assignment Of
the Oregon Metallic Paint company;
continued
In the matter Of the assignment Of
Propst q ruttler; continued.
In the matter ofthe assignment OF
Issac Beam; continued.
J 0 Bushnell VS. Frank D Wood ct
al, foreclosure of mortgage; continued.
Flora E Clifton VS. a J Clifton, di-
vorce; granted.
| Mary E johnson VS. Charles Brietzke
ct al, foreclosure Of mortgage; jadg-
ment for plaintiff.
Mary ] Henderson ya Jacob w Hei
derson, divorce; Judgment for plaintiff
} Shea vs. } Menaar et al, fotecloa-
ure; judgment for plaiatl1.
III the matter Of the nss ignncnt Of {.
i Henness; final account allowed and
assignee discharged.
/ In the matter Of Tie assignment Of
a + Hamilton; sale Of real estate or
dered and continued.
DIN Buchner VS. G s Cohen and
Sam'I Bissinger, foreclosure of mortg-
age; judgment by default
John Brewster Va J D Walton and
81 Walton ct al, foreclosure of mortg-
age; Judgment by default
s E Young vs. G w and Sarah Luper
foreclosure; judgment by default.
L Finn VS. G w ana Sarah Luper,
forcclosurer; Judgment by default
FIN Jack Of al VS. Loren Hale ct al,
partition; partition dsereed.
IN ,t,o caso ofT.A stn,ray,,4 Il, +
r. rnwan nnd r M pat.,m, ~ pn,J,
ogI abannn tha rs,,rt ar "a wits
,,. ononed h, tho ao,nn, olol, ,rna
rofsroa fonnd tba, tbo daisndant NJ
paIston ,,os r,t liah1a ror tho oIain, ~
ba nl,,nf,eord ,or,3orol a vsr,7to, ~
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hocoro 1,a,, p,.,,,i, 81, o,a,,a,4i.n
an Monday
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-12
CITY OFFICIALS,

fED. KELLESBERGER,
n. S. DALGLEElsH,
ao,,,,, J.. {. DILYEU,
uouNoil-AEN S. o. LONG,
S. II. MYERS.
g. W. RICE.
City Council meets en- the first and third
Tuesday evenings Teach month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
A GRAVE CHARGE
Is Made By George Reynolds
Against Durrant's Counsel.
Swears Latter Planned Conspiracy
to lmpIicate Rev. Mr.. Gibson
In nu,de, o, Lamont and Williams Girls
Plan Falls Through.

San Francisco, Oct. % - coroner
Hawks. this morning, received leseei
signed by George Reynolds, announcing
the writers intention 10 commit suicide
In It Reynolds virtually accuses coun
sci for Durrant OF a conspiracy to impii
cate Pastor Gibson OF Emmanuel church,
in the murders Of Miss Lamont and
Minnie Williams.
Reynolds says that he, with four Other
men named Smyth, DuGaD, stewart ano
Taylor, we're to be witnesses for the de-
fence.
Smyth was TO swear that blanche
Lamont was ut his home near Hayward
until Friday, April S, when she ieit io'
home.
Dugan and Stewart were to SWEAR tina,
they saw Miss Lamont on the oskiano
boat on the afternoon OF Friday, April D.
Dugan knowing her.
The second strap produced by the De
fence with Blanche lamont S name on ~
REYNOLDS alleges that he marked himself.
There was also q plan to produce
bloody handkerchief 10 the Williams case
marked wish the letter " g. -
Reynolds marked five other handker
chiefs with that letter and Taylor sent
them by messenger to Gibson.
Subsequently the others refused TO I'M
plicate Gibson In the manner proposed and
the plan fell through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
uoxy TO CrRE YOURSELF WHILE
USING III.

The tobacco habit grows On man
until his nervous system 10 seriously
affected. impsiring health. comfort and
happiness. To quit suddenly is too
severe shock to the system, as tobacco to
an inveterate user becomes a stimulant
that his system continually Graves
" Baco. euro is scientific cure for the
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out failure 1t is purely vegetable and
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