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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
NeMefte Na1rt1tett.

35nigin Wiftoria bat bic @elignatior
bes Miniferiums @oieberp angenom=
men uno 9orb Salesburp beauftragt.
elm neues Rabinet gu bilbeu. Cine bal=
oige Mufl6lung bes parlamentes itebt
bepor.
Sn prsempf, @alisien, tuuroen bon
26 0uiaren, tpel1e einen Serseanten ge=
t0otet, 13 gum 9ooe uno bic iibrisen
gu lebensldnslidem 3udtbaus perur=
tbeilt.
gbina tpeigert li6, bas ruiiiibe Nn=
leiben 81 9enebmi9en, oa ibm Die Be=
binaunsen 81 bart erf6einen.
Gum erfenmal felt z Wonaten bai
Der 8olbborratb bes 8unoesi9abamtes
bic 100 Milionen pieoer errei6t.
Sn 2ouispiae, Rp., finoet seltern
unb beute bic bemDtratiihe Staats=
@onbention fatt. bic an 2ebhaftigfeit
ale friibern iibertreffen piro.
Don elmer Gelbitmorb=g =gpibemie tpiro
aus grie, pa., unter alien Seutiden
beri6tet. grit erbdnete iib Der alte
Geroinanb 0eb, neil iein @rOBioIn eine
Gatbolitin sebeiratbet, oann idnitt lid
2ouis 8oelt ben 9als ab, neil feline
Grau ibn sequdlt bate, enoli6 nahm
peter Yepper @ift. neil er blino uno
bon jebermann berlaien mar alles in=
merit wenigen Sasen.
8elfern periammelte ii6 bas oemo=
tratii9e gentral=Gomite bon Obio, um
3eit uno Ort Der nd6iten Staats=@on=
pention feit5uieben.
Goreman Il Oousbertp, Merdant
Saileurs in Stellbenpille baben fi9 3ab=
lunssunfdbig ertldrt.
Sn gbicago ioa eine neue 5tablfa=
BRIT gegriinoet iperben, nit 2 Miaionen
Dollars Rapital.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
Bey1laemAbmtte 8ramerei.

Brootlpn. 81. SUM. Die 8rauersi
BON Mbbott & 9ab tuurbe Dor einiaen
1agen nit Bei9las beleat. gs beiBt.
bas 8ei6dft babe nit Steuermarfer
8etrug 9etrieben, inbem es iolde bop=
pelt per,uenoet. b. 3. gum stueiten nal
auf 8ierfdRer getlebt babe. Oie 8raue=
rel bat einen Wertb BON 5000. 900 unb
ebe ibre 8eiiber iie ipiebererlangen ions
men, iperoen iie 8iir9i1aft i'm 8etrase
BON 81 90, 600 leiiten muien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
,,2elwe NMb bel 9ae MWp ssaMt

unb ih ipurbe beinabe perriidt" 10 be-
i1rieb Derr 6. aramanH, Milfprh,
Wis., ieinen 3ulianb. 9ieuralaie mad-
te mid nabesu iuabnlinni9 unb i1
tonnte 9ag uno Nadt tein Muge f1lie-
ben. Die Sdmersen iparen furdtbar.
Des Na6is tDanberte id herum unb bes
9aoes bate i'd teine Nube. Die Ner3te
peridrieben DerI6ieoene Heeepts, iuelde
iebo1 nur aeittpeilise 2inoerune brad.
ten bic Sdmer3en tebrten ipieber unb
mandmal befti9er, oenn 3ubor. Durh
3ufall b6rte id bon GDrnis Mlpenfrdu-
ter Nlutbeltber llnb Deil.DeI lnb lieB
mir Iofort 0abon tommen. llnb meine
6pffnung iollte tliGt 5u S9anben ,per-
ben, i9 tpHrbe gebeilt unb ale Gpuren
'pes efiDens tinD pfrf4wHnoeH,3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
&mrse Notise,t.
3mIann.

! Sn Glebelanb tagte lebte Mo1e BIZ
2i9a Der republifanil1en Glubs. ginie
i'm @eidimpfe iiber bic 9emotrater
batte lie ben Mutb nidt. ii6 fir ODE,
sesen Silberfreiprdsung gu ertldren
! sn einem Steinbru6 bel Wbeelins
%. 8a., fdlug Der 8lib in cine elettri.
i6e 8atterie mebrere arbeiter ibwe'
berlebt.
@roBartige 8etrii9ereien in berStabt.
Oerualtung BON Chicago tpuroen ent.
bedt.
| Sn Wilpaufee farb 9teb. Sab, be,
@riinber Der 2apusiner=&l6iter in ber
Ser. Staaten; er fannie aus be,
S6ipeis.
sSn 8leenbille Bel glepelanb 1T bic
Geuertuebr an ben Streif sesansen, neil
oer Staotratb ibren @bef aus benz Nmi
entfernt bat.
Sn Gblcaso ,purnen bier @riintpaa=
reni6ninoler. bel benen man 1000
neue Banfnoten fanb, BON BET poliSei
abgefaBt.
eSn 3anesbille farb Moolpb S9nei=
Der, Der 9erausgeber Der ~3anespille
poit."
Sn 9apton ipuroe Mntpalt Ooup tpe=
gen Sdli6ung su A Sabren 3u6tbaus
berurtbeilt. 3pei anbere 9lopofaten,
S6tuaoener uno Sooinss tueroen i'm
nd6fen @eri9tstermin abgeurtbeilt.
8ei Sa3elton, pa., Hos am Sonnta9
Mor9en Siiders pulpermible nit 1000
SaB Yulper in bic 2uft. 9luf 35 Mei=
len muroe bic gri9iitteruns seipiirt.
glm Sreitas sinsen Die 2ieler Geit=
li6teiten 81 Gnoe. Die fran5Oiifden
Sdiife oampften sleid in Der gta6t oa=
rauf ab.
9uf elmer Der Sampibarfafen bes
amerit. Greuaers ,Golumbia" erplo=
oirte pdbreno Der Nnneienbeit in Giel
Elm Geliel, ipobei bier periOnen perlebt
tpuroen.
9ie fransolii6e preIje betra9tet Die
SrieoensduBerungen bes oeuti6en &ai=
iers als blobe &eoetpenOunsen.
Sas enslii9e Minilterium &oieberp
lit infOlse elmer S9lappe I'M llnterbaus
suriidsetreten.
Ser Ser3og bon Cambridge tritt auf
l. Oftober als Sberbefeblsbaber Der
britii9en Sruppen surilf.
Cine 8eri6m6rung sesen oas 2eben
oes tiirfii6en Sultans tuurbe in einem
Militdr=@ollese entoedt.
8aron b. Winobeim aus @tettin iit
gum poliseiprdIi Iioenten bon Berlin err
nannt tuorben.
grnteberidte aus llngarn lauten un=
befriebigeno.
Sn Mabagasfar i6eint es um bic
Sage Der fran36iiiden Sruppen nibt
gum 8eiten gu feben.
9meritanii9e Gapitaliten bemiiben
lid Inn einen She'll Der dineliiden Mn=
leibe, uabri6einli9 nit grfols.
IS perlalltet, baB 9euti6lanb bic
internationale Wabrunss GOnferens
nod bor Mitte Sttober einberufen mer=
he.
Sn Mailanb fano cine Maiien=De=
monitration 9eaen Premier @riipi itatt.
Seine 1000. 9lusenoperation bat oie=
Ter Sage 9er5og &arl Sbeobor in 8ai=
ern an einem armen patienten ausge=
fiibrt.
Wan bernimmt nadtrdgli9, bab
beridieoene S9iffe bel Der Surhfabrt
ourd ben gaoro=O iee=ganal ben @runo
geitreift baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
Grjbtre Tlaibea.

Seoe Gamilie iolIte eine Glai&e
spain Killer" i'm 9aufc babeu. Sie
eripart einen Dottor.
gDsnn Sbnea irseab ein tlniall 3u.
ftSbt, Sie iich elm @elent neritauden,
itA fdneiben, .ober cine Brano< ODER
0uetihmunoe bapon trager, tpenn @ie
at Rrdmpfen, 2eibidmerSen ODER aolif,
G9olera Weorbus. Dpienterie ober II.
seno elmer bic Deroauunasorsane IN
Mitleibenidaft 3iebenben l1npd6lidteit
isiben, 70 bsbauoeln Gle ii& ielbft nit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
0etratbSt StewtMt8utt0ett h.

Mpam Gid - Charlotte 4niieln,
Merebith Spencer Gbisb 2ambright,
Gbtparb Garaent Gbriiiine Smith,
Dap. 6. peoples - Ntna 8lan1e
Smith.
sSpan &. patin Mnnie Wlcgullougb.
Mrtbur N. Dabis Ora N, Gail.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26

: Muf Der Gabrt nod Bombay III
ber britii6e Dampfer rMimir" geitran-
bet. palaaiere uno Mannihaft finb
In Gi9erbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
8rtenihe

Mrs. Dartslanb, Marenerite 0au-
Ter, M. @ob Wcglrop, Mm. Dlipbant,
Carrie Gbulb, g. 90. Stepart, pete
Mobp, 9ucinba 9ragtel. S. o. 9ope.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26

mirb bieieu Womat eineu epesiaioerfauf perauftnl.
ten fur betorirte ensfii4e 0si9irrmaaren. Dieie
aaren iinb ole tmportirt unb nb bic beiteu bic se.
mat ,perbem uub ipersen udbrenb btsies WoHat8 fir
uusefdbr bie SdIte oes seiuDbnfinen arses nertaat
Wer biaiees. i6oues 0eintrr eiHfaufen milL tpaime
anb trse isine ausWahL bepor haa f&DuIe ases Der.
tauit III.
Sbr t5nut bisiss 0ei&iw prnbtren NAB menn ibr
boelbe ni smarhia nnet 70 briRst oaiIelbe aus
rid Rub Guer @slo spisb Sud aaSd besahlt @srstbt
Hiat upr mdhreab BEN Wsouat Suai IN
9r1rtt1tnrH
IS as.sn 10 Grttta Asasnnr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26

Sir gerftopfanS
stser's %iles
Sir Maseni@pdbe
slber's PiIes
Sir beroorbet1e1 Nsaseit
siser's Hiaes
Stir &opfidmer5
Sir 2eberlei6em
aser's YiIes
Stir @elbimdt
Mser's piles
Stir Mppetitloiisfeit
aser's Yiaes
Stir &beumatismus
s(ser's &iae1
Stir Grfalt,,ns
aber's @iaes
Sir 6teber
stser's Yiaex
8absssises ron Dr. 8. q. aper Co.. aewsu, yeaA.
Sn oGen Apotbesen % babsa.
Sese 0ofis 91irft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
APa!!n Killer"

Danslbe fd5dfft in allen ssdlIen 70.
fortige Qinoerun9 unb 1T, ,ue1n man
cine Glai4e tint 9auie bat, I'm Bebarfs.
fa1e ftets CUR 9anb. &aufen Sie fi4
cine Glafde unb itelIen Sie bieislbe
70, bab fie ausenbtidlid 3u fnoen IN.
Pain Killer" III Der bette pausarit,
ben Sie iia tuiniden t0nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26

sRon foufe uieipoIs aonb ober Iebme 0eIb opf ioes
nma heppr mon d5 eisten Mmsaue hber ben 8ffBttel
Seyelben pon ber 3eit on ba 6as Sanb noeb oen yer
gtaatsn aebbrte bis ani bic 0egsnpart oerfdat pat
0eloanleiben aaf. erfte Sppotbesen mtro psioHosrs
aufmeriiamfeit gtinsnft
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

Income tax returns are coming in
quite rapidly. A letter has been re-
ceived from the department in ans
wer to some questions propounded.
The answer was as follows:
First-Mouey and the value Of all
personal property acquired by inner
itance shall be included as income in
the year in which the same was re-
ceived. Such money or property is
held to be actually received at the
time the same passes absolutely from
the control of a court and into the
hands of the beneficiary or trustee
who holds the same for the sole bene-
fit of such beneficiary.
Second-The gross amount Of such
Inheritance, as we'll as the gains and
profits arising therefrom. shall be in
cluded as income, and a deduction Of
but $4,000 shall be allowed for the
aggregate income of any person, in
Guiding those received by Inheritance
and from all other sources.
Third-Money realized on policies
Of life insurance payable to heirs or
devisees at the death of an ancestor
or other person is held to be money
acquired by gift or Inheritance with
in the meaning of these terms in the
law and is subject to the rule above
referred to as to when and how re-
turns shall be made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
A ElReMAN's FUNERAL.
Pefor Dethlofs Laad % Hoee n ChlDpohz
noek Coneesr1.

Peer Dethlofs LaAA % Rose - Chlppoha-
noek CsnesseS.
The funeral Of the late Peter Deth-
lefs, driver of the Central Hook and
Ladder company. was held this A.
ternoon with services in the main
hall on the second floor of the Gen.
trail Engine house. Rev. T. w.
Grafton oficiaied. and there Was
music by the Christian church choir.
Remarks Of an appropriate nature
we're made by City Attorney J. L.
Haas. There were numerous hand
some floral designs, the chief among
which was from the Ere department.
The pallbearers were: Assistant
Chief ]. D. Collier. Capt. James
Mulcahey. of No. s; Capt. Charles
Hastings, of No. 2, and Fireman Dan
Doyle. Of No. 1. and Officers George
Crompton and John Bender, OF the
police force.
The funeral cortege proceeded
down Seventeenth street to Market
square and across to Second avenue
whence it moved west to Twelfth
and hence to Chippiannook cemetery.
1t was an imposing spoctacle. the
fire apparatus :. and trappings being
neatly draped, the line being made
up as follows:
Central Hoe Wagon
No. Bose wagoa.
No. s. Hose Wagon.
Hook and pldder Truck with Empty seat and
rises Led BY Firemen
Police Patrol Wagon.
Police Force.
lily Council.
Friends.
witcher
Mrs. David Witcher died Saturday
morning at 11:1O, of bronchitis, at
her home on Eleventh street, aged IS
years. Deceased is survived by her
husband. having come here from Mo-
line about three months ago. The
funeral will be held from the First
Baptist church at 1890 tomorrow
morning. The services will be con-
Quoted by Capt. Corliss. of the Sal.
walton army, of which deceased was
member. Capt. Corliss will be as
sisted by Capt. Anderson. of Daven.
port; Capt. Anderson, of Moline. and
Capt. Lannock, formerly in charge Of
the Rock Island corps.
| Other Funerals.
The funeral of Miss Mary Agnes
Hull was held from st. Joseph'i
church this morning at 9 O'Clock
Rev. Father Thomas Mackin officiat
ing.
The funeral of Capt. John Hugh
min will be held tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock, at Cordova, with inter
ment at Albany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
THELABOR CONGRESS.
Matters Receiving the Attention Of tn
Tri City Body.

Matters Receiving the Attention Of the
Fri City Body.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Tri-City Labor Congress was held
Yesterday afternoon at Killers hall.
Invitations we're extended the stove
mounters, stonecutters. bricklayers
and stonemasons. who were not
represented in the congress. to
send delegates and cooperate
with the sister organize sions. in the
achievement of ends beneficial to la.
Dor and its cause. w. L. Eiterman, of
Moline. was elected financial secre-
tary, in place of E.. Fechner, who
was compelled to resign on account
of a change in residence. The resig.
nation of j. b. Olney, as trustee, was
accepted, and b. f. Newton chosen to
fill the vacancy.
Condemn the New Bridge Tax.
A communication was received
from the Davenport delegates, con-
demning the promoters of the pro-
posed bridge project in their at
tempt to compel the city council by
securing the signatures of property
holders to levy a special tax BY
which to raise 800, 900 to assist in
the carrying out of the scheme. Mer.
chants were signing the petition on the
strength of the assurances made BY
the solicitors that the success of the
bridge scheme would be boon to
labor. The Davenport delegates
viewed it differently and asked thai
merchants who have signed the petit.
ton be requested to withdraw theil
names, in the name of justice, as tht
majority of the people were unable
to stand an additional tax. The con
gress adopted the communication.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
COURT HOUSE COMMITTEE


Rstsr,s Fro. Chicago and b h sss-
Sion.
The court house building commit
tee returned Saturday evening from
Chicago and is in session at the court
house TODAY VITA Architect Gum
who arrived this morning from Kan
sas City. to which city he returns
tonight. He 10 superintendent OF
the government building there which
is evidence of his ability and stand
ing as q experimenting architect.
The committees mission to Chi
cago was to look into heating and
ventilating apparatus, etc.. and it is
hoped that now that it has had the
benefit of trip it will do locsl heat
ing firms the honor to confer with
them before fully making up its mind
as to what it wants.
A Possible AItsratson.
The ARGUS has frequently made
reference to the desirsbility of q
town clock in the tower or dome of
the new court house. A large num-
Der of our people we're in favor of
this idea. but like many other things
it did not 90 with the beard. This
morning when converting on the
subject. Architect Gum stated that
q slight alteration could be made in
the design which, while not mater
ial. would admit of the place for q
clock with illuminated design, and
that he would be perfectly willing to
provide for it if the com mittee should
desire it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

suffered terribly from roaring in
my head during an attack of catarrh.
and because very deaf. used Ely's
Cream Balm and in three week 8
could hear as well as ever.-A. E.
Newman, Grazing, Mich.
One Of my children had . very bad
dischsrge from the nose. Physicians
prescribed without benefit. After
using Ely's Cream Balm . short time
the disease was cured.-O. A. Cary,
Corning. n. Y.
Price Of Cream Balm is so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
DOWN IN THE DITCH.


Fell Little Charlie stenKel Who Barely
Escapes Drowning.
Charlie, 4-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Stengel, fell into the
opening made for the purpose of re-
pairing the water main at the east
side of Spencer square yesterday
morning. and would have been
drowned but for the timely assist
ance of q passerby. the ditch con-
tanning about eight feet Of water.
Charles was being drawn in a minia-
ture fire department wagon by his
elder brother, Willie, and when
passing the verge of the ditch. the
conveyance capsized. precipitating
the little fellow into the opening.
Fortunately. = gentleman who hap
pened along realized the seriousness
Of the accident. and hastily went to
Charles assistance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

itself to the will-informed,
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest
manner and disagreeably as we'll.
To cleanse the system and break up
colds, headaches and fevers without
after effects, use the de-
lightful liquid laxative remedy. Syr-
up of Figs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

All old soldiers who wish to attend
the dedication of the battlefield Of
Shiloh April S and z, please call at
Gordon & Bowman's Office Thursday
evening at 7:S0, March IA. Come,
comrades, let us see old Shiloh again.
COMMITTEE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

The democrats of the township Of
South Rock Islxnd are requested to
meet at the town hall Monday even
ing. March IS. at 1880 O'Clock, for the
purpose of nominating township
officers, to be voted for at the cleo
ton to be held April 2. By order.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
Tinware Department.

Three and 4-pint coffee and tea
pots. extra heavy copper bottom.
plainished in tin, worth S5c and
4Oc. 60 in this sale for 1Sc.
The Morning Star washboards,
extra strong and heavy zinc. for
this sale, Sc.
Elegant spice cabinet, worth
45c, 60 in this sale at 29c.
Three bar clothes rack, worth
soc. for this March sale at 29c.
Ironing board that would cost
you $3.50 to be made At any of
our factories. for this sale, 8Sc.
solid handle wood potato
masher, Sc.
The Star wash wringer. pure
white rubber rollers. usually
sold at $l.98. for this sale &1.S5
Mrs. Potts extra handles for
sad irons. for this sale Sc.
500 spectacle cases, for this
sale &c.
Toy brooms. good quality SC.
Curry combs Sc.
Crockery Department.
Have you seen our new cut
glass designs pickle dishes, this
sale &c.
We carry a full assortment Of
o. P. Syracuse china at less than
the combination prices.
Sin semi porcelain plate per
set CSC.
Gin semi porcelain plate per
set 29c.
Tin semi porcelain plate per
set SSc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

New Draperies.
Tamboured point de esprit, frilled
and dotted muslins.
500 yards figured null, 40 inches
wide, 12c a yard.
nottingham curtains, antique Of.
fects. very long and wide. per pair
t1,25.
Fish net curtains. ecru, extra
heavy, very new. $1.92.
Point d'esprit effect, full wide, 81
yards long. pair $2.75.
Window Shades.
We place on sale 500 new win
dow shades, complete mounted ON
best spring rollers, 12c each.
Dress Goods.
Novelties arriving daily: t.,.
At soc yard we show an elegant
4O-inch mohair jacquard. fully worth
75c. price only soc.
At 49c a yard. 40-inch. all wool
crepons. all colors and black, easily
worth 75c. price only ACC.
At SS2c a yard. 4O-inch silk and
wool imported suitings made to re-
tail at soc, price only SSac.
Al sac a yard, 10 pieces 46-inch
all wool black Henrietta. regular
price CSC, they go now for sale.
Cape Cloths.
A most superb line of cape cloths
Just received, at 75c yard and up.
including the new English wide
Wales. Batavia cloth, English velour.
broadcloths. clay worsteds. etc.
Children's Caps.
100 styles to select from. A large
shipment of children's silk and null
hats and caps will be placed on sale
! at greatly reduced prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
To An whom IL Cuncerns,

Rock ISLAND, March IL. - The
name of the steamer Patience" has
been changed to that of Duke" by
authority of the commissioner of
navigation. JOHN MCCAFFERY,
Master and Owner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

Snow furries today and very little
change in temperature; fair and
warmer Tuesday; easterly winds.
Today's temperature, 80.
F. J. WAIZ, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
New Yard Goods.

tain department..
New Yard Goods.
1000 yards of new embroidered
muslin curtain goods by the yard. at
$50. SSc. 29c, 18c. lac aud l2c, worth
fully one-third more.
Guipure lace curtains, ecru, very
beautiful, at q per pair.
Irish point curtains. ecru, 81 yards
long. 81. 4S pair.
Brussels curtains. full length and
breadth, edge button hole stitched.
a. SO a pair.
Dantsu Rugs.
The Dantsus are superior in every
particular to all other Japanese rugs.
the quality is very much better, and
the designs are exact reproductions
Of those famous high cost Turkish
rugs. We place on sale 200 Dantsu
rugs at the following extremely low
prices:
Size Axe feet. at $4.O5.
Size 8x1O feet, at IS.
Size 9x12 feet, at $50
Size 12x12 feet, at 5000.
Size 12x15 feet, at $3.50.
Domestics. Prints, Etc.
1000 yards best figured turkey
reds at per yard, SIC.
1000 yards best indigo blue cali.
Goes &C.
5000 yards best dark dress prints.
10 yards for sec, SOC, soc.
Sheetings "a. p yards wide, 1000
yards, at only 12ac.
$500 yards A heavy unbleached
muslin. regular price &c, now 10 yds
for soc.
Ginghams.
1000 yards dress gipghams, new,
stylish patterns at only sic q yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
Dress Goods.

46-inch black serge. 96c quail
ity. 20 in this great sale for DOC.
46-inch black all wool. Henri
eta Use quality, 60 in this sale at
48c.
4O-inch gold medal novelty
black. Use quality. this great
sale. SAC.
4O-inch all wool. fancy colors.
CSC quality. 60 in this great sale
at sec.
4O-inch fancy wool plaids. SOC
quality. 90 at Csc.
Muslin Underwear.
Ladies' white aprons 19c.
Ladies' drawers, made of good
quality of muslin, cluster tuck.
per pair, 19c.
Ladies Fancy Embroidery.
Night gown. worth ssc. for this
sale 58c.
Linen Damask.
50 inch wide, will let them 60
in 1t this sale per yard Csc.
A cent for the Imperial printed
patterns.
Gen uine sterling silver
mounted side combs, others ask
SOC. our price while they last,
21c.
Kabo r. & G. Thompson glove
fitting and all leading brands OF
corsets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11

Have you ever noticed how your
system seems to crave special assist
once in the spring? just the help re-
quired is given by Hoods Sarssparilla
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
LUNA HID HER FACE.
Last Nights Eclipse According to Pro


The eclipse of the moon came of
last night according to previous an
nouncement, and was a success in
all particulars. It was a beautifully
clear night, and the effect of the
passing of the earth's orbit between
the two illuminating bodies was
never presented to better advantage.
Through nearly five hours the earth's
shadow prevailed, and then the loom
ing blackness passed away and the
moon pursued her course through
space. The course of the shadow
was from the lower part Of the first
quadrant of the moons circumfer-
ence, where it started at sos o'clock,
across the face and off, leaving the
circumference at the third quadrant
at 11:35 O'Clock. Between 9:O1 and
1887 O'Clock the eclipse was total.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
Furniture Given Away.

Elegant Furniture when have traded
dollars trade 1t all at Time
convenience and all will count toward
these presents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
Watching the Spectacle.

The spectacle was watched by
many people in Rock Island. little
groups gathering in the streets.
while many viewed it from windows
and other points of vantage, the H.
Illustrated article in Saturday nights
ARGUS affording a proper idea and
description and foreshadow of the
event, from the standpoint of astro-
nomical science.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-11
Young q McCOn7bS


Read every item in this advertisement. 1t pays
IN trade with u.s. as thousands have testified and our
sales constantly increasing, which demonstrates
that we are living up to every claim we have made
and are making.