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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
GOOD ROADS A FORM OF WEALTH.
a Powerful Factor In Supplying the Wants
of the Human Race.

Hon Thomas Il. Reed. ex-Spcakor of
tho house Of representatives, i'll an adj
dr>S to the graduating class of tho
Pierco College of Business, i'll the Acad-
cuy of Music, rhiladrlphia, speaking
Of the various forms of wealth and the
comforts and benefits arising from and
made possible thereby. made the follow
ing significant alluSion 10 the country
road rs an asset Of tho nations and rs
a factor in contributing to the wants
and necessities of the human race:
Gone Of the greatest civilizers Of the
world is something We hardly think of,
either ms civilizer or as wealth-the
common country road Few people ever
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
MIR. GIover's Accident Makes Him an OBJ
Iect of Sympathy.

SOME HOME HAPPENINGS. Saturday
afternoon last Mr.. J. c. Glover, the ur-
bane proprietor of the Last Chance saloon,
met with n painful accident, which will
keep him in bed for some weeks to come.
Shortly after o'clock mule whaCker
whose namo is unknown entered the 81.
loon and called for cocktail, and when
no had gulpCd it down he refused to pay
for it on tho ground that it wasn't up to
the Present. cocktail. Mr.. Glover felt
justified in pulling his gun on tho man,
but in so doing it was accidentally dis
charged and he received tho ball in his
right foot. Although in great pain, no
fired two shots, hut tho stranger got away
unhurt, and the SEQ clock ON tho wall was
badly damaged by one Of tho bullets. Ma
jor Henderson, who entered tho saloon a
few minutes later, Chocrfully volunteered
to so out and find tho mule whaCkcr and
pop him over, but his search of an hour
proved fruitloSS. Mr.. Glover has the sym
pathy of the entire community in his mis-
fortune, and were it necessary he could
raise 81, 900 TO wager that tho cocktails
drank over his bar arc superior t. any
thing between Chicago and San Francisco.
We gave notice through The KICKER
several weeks ago that il anybody stray
mule ran up against us in the street again
after dark and began To work his hind
legs something would get hurt. Sunday
evening last as we were returning home
from a sparkling expedition in the suburbs
wn wCrr knocked down and walked ON by
an old yellow mule belonging to Colonel
Whitley. AS soon as we could get up we
opened fro with two guns, and after threo
or four jumps tho old beast fell dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28

Chinese Emperor (nervouslyl- What
news?
Ohicial-Japan is now anxious for
peace
Emperor (glon1nilyl-Y-c-s, but how
big piece?-Tlt-B Bits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
One Thing.

Mrs Watts-Don't You over do any
thing "t al?
Weary Watkins-Oh. yes, mum
Sometimes i DOES tiIle. -ludianapoljs
journal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
Documentary Evidence.

Tho sighted maiden leaned toward the
jury.
Did no write his promisc'' she repeat
ed in thrilling ton0s Yes, gentlemen
His promise was written on my heart"
Mark It Exhibit \, ," interposcd the
court
The hailiff awakened suddenly and
hammered the desk with his Gavel.-De-
trOit Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28

awoke and assorted its6lf at sight of those
other Spaniards. And then-then 1 forgot
it all rs l heard behind me an alien voice,
and l turned and found Dymphna had
stolen from mo and was talking to n
stranger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
Struck by Them.

Absentmindrd Professor twho has
been snowballed by naughty hoys on the
hillsido)-l must send communication
to tho academy regarding the phenolno-
nally largo snowtlakes this winter
FliCgende Blattcr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28

Teachor--Now. Robbie you may tell
US how tho earth is divided
Robbie-So that everybody wants
more of it-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28


ing 10 her aiHVr:'
1t was like the christmas game OF cross
questions The gel and had spoken in
Spanish. | translated what We had said
in,u English for Mistress Ammo, and Mis-
tINvss Dymphna turned it into Dutch for
her father, an anxious look on her face
which needed 10 translation.
What is it, asked Master Bcrtic. OBJ
serving tina; something was wrong,
lit is nothiEE-nothing! replied tho
merchant apOluGCtiCally, though rs he
spoke his eyes dwrlt On me curiouSly. 1t
is only that did not know that you had
a Spaniard in your company"
"A Spauiard?' Master I}ertic answered.
1--WE have none. This" pointing 10 me,
"is our very good friend and faithful fol-
lower, Master Carey, an EnGlishman.
TO whom" added the duchess, smil-
ing gravcly, Il am greatly indebted"
hurricdly explained the mistake and
brought Mt once u smilo of relief to the
mynhccr's face. All, pardon mo, he
sccch you" he said. My daughter was
in error" And he added something in
Dutch which caused Mistress nymphna 10
blush. "Iuu know" he continued, Il
may speak freely In !uu. since our enemies
are in the main the samV-you know that
our Spanish rulers are not very popular
especially with those who are Of The ~
formed faith. We have learned. some Of
us, to speak their language, but We love
them mono the better for that"
Il can Sympathizc with You indeed,
cried the duchess impulsivcly. God grant
that our country may never I've in tho
Same plight. though it looks MS If this
Spanish marriage We're like 10 put us in
it. 1t is Spain, spain! Spain! and moth
ing else nUwadlys"'
Nevertheless tho emperor is n great
and puiSSAnt monarch" rvjuinrd the
Arnhcimrr thuughtfully, and could he
rulo us himself We might do well. But
his dominiuns are 81 largo he knows little
Of us. And, verse, hV is dying, Ur rs good
as dying. II" can scarcely sit his horse,
and rumUr says that hvfur, the wear is out
he will resign the throne. Then We hear
littlC good of his successor, your queen :
husband, and look ~ hear less. fear that
thcrr is n dark time before us, and God
only knows tho issue"
And alone will rule il, Master BERTHE
rejoinrd pinusly.
This saying was in way the keynote
10 the life we found our host living ON his
island estate. Peace, hut peace with CON
slant fear for an aSSailant and religion
for supporter Several times week
Master l.indstrum would go to Arnhrim 10
supcrntcnd his business. and always after
his rturn ho would shake his head and
speak GraNCl!, and DH mphnA would lu>r
her color for an hour "r two. Things w"r''
going badly. The rrtor"vrS wtr" hrinS
NOR" and NOR" hardly dealt with. The
Sp"hi"r"N M'r' Ef'WIhE NOR" H'sp"lc:
lhAt WAS ms constant report, and th'h
""u'" SEQ MN, HN H' WH'"'" win us III
orchard "r Eal"'h 'r sal i''NI"' the stow,
cast Wl>tl"! E,"l''N ~ the ',ml"tt ana
rI|ht! i""h" h'h knew thA ne WAS
asking hlM>'t h'W long tn'y would last.
IL th'! escape" '"' ''"''h'S OK 'Hl"E
meal E'N'rhh'h'' """Iu 'h'E |" SAI' III
inc tli''S 'AAt N't' coming from the \'"'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28

who WAS tho " iS,'St IF the wis.,
The t,aCA,r :l,Lu.I and then
His stupid pupils observed
With fierce and threatening ken.
A little fellow RAISED his hand
- Twas Noah. sir, he explained.
"Nhyf" " Gauss" hr answered prompt
an clear.
.'Hr went in when it rAintd.
-R,~tou Budget
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28

~ J((,N, E. O. A'THo' CT
==-\>> Sll4ISter., <.%n - sss~ef-
tN'pH 'T''' - :. ~ 'ls,. ar 'N'''i' o. Nj
CHAPTER VIII
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a~1.', ,,.,,..r, 49,, th,,. .,.,li,, ,i,or All thr
nt,,,~,,..,,, 800 Nv, ,1rch,ss kc,,t away
Fr.,,,,,,,,, ,,,I ! f,,r,,,, tI,,rILnj t,,rirnsIv
+y,,.5.,l I,,r =, tf,, !, ,,..,. win NJ, WV
,,,'.,.o,t. ,;,iro,io,,s ,b,t standardization
,,nrt - w., NIX hr,Isf which Served MS
t-o r,,,,,,,.,,, r,,.,,,, ., s,, II ,br rvrri,,,,
,,,r,I ,>2s s,.t f,,}n,l orlv rh,, duchess and
II,,:,r I;,r.,,. m. .,,r,l tG>il down no il.
s,,nn,.>,, ,ltI ..,,llr. If INV frcliu. Was
,x;,,,.~,,..i in NV face. fur wi.il2 was Vet
haif MAY ly;wi,u ,i,,r and table MY lady
cay,,v,av &. :. YEA! # l,rrriu!vut
&C.. mo- sit down and d, nu; lie afraid"
She rr!,G PLEASANTLY. her gray eyes still
fun + laushirr L VOW the lad thinks
shall cat him. Nay, when all is said and
dome. like Won the better, Sir knight
Erra2t. Ior your scruplcs see that you
are determined tu act up to your namc.
Iiut that reminds me, she added in n
mon, :, riNl> vein. we have been frank
with yuu. You must be equally frank
WIKI lis. What are We Ia call Won, pray
l,-,rA.d down ut my plate and felt my
face Er,w scarlet. The wound which the
discovery ii my father $ trcHchcry had
dealt ,u,, had I>,,Eun to heal. In the action,
tie luuvru,ut. the adventure uf the last
frrtnis!,. had we'll nigh lost sight of
the blot on my r>cutrhcon. If tho shame
which had G,Ivvu me from home. But the
qt, >tl'n. nl' az" We I" call you:' ~
NlNt-i TA.t' - md revived II with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28

When people profess not to care what
becomes of them. it will be noticed that
they seldom are hungry at the time -
Milwaukee Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
] he
Be s
Spring
! mic

Is the one which will the
, most thoroughly and quickly
drive ont of tile blood the
accumulations that are i'll
evitable i'll the winter months,
and which threaten health
when the habits of life change
under the warming sun of
spring.
\ spring cleaning" is as
necessary for our bodies as
in our houses. Nou will never
have spring fever if You an
ticipate it by thoroughly
cleaning the system,
This is the best time to
put Your bodily house i'll
thorough order. You can do
it easily, comfortably and
satisfactorily with
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-09-12
Highest of all in Leavenng Pow-Latest u S. Govt Report
R0N!a!9!l! q! fsxdsgl! fBasiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE


vett.
Patchwork quilt. Airs. Wright.
Specimen of crochet work by girl
under IL, Jennie Wight.
Architectural drawing. Guy Hoff-
man.
Diamond Willow cane. Isaiah Ber-
ger.
Power Mercantile Co., for best dis
play of vegetables, one parlor center
table, G. Ii. Shipman.
Hobensack 4 Sloan, for hest rolls
baked i'm n Garland or Michigan stove
or range, one Junior Garland range,
Miss Maggie Fergns.
Chas. Lehman & Co., for best mich
COW with calf, one lady's rocking
chair, Mrs. Ben Chute.
ID. NJ. Crowley, for best half-bushel
potatoes, one case beer, VIM. Dun
dom.
Montana Hardware Co., for best
loaf bread baked in a Charter Oak
or Majestic steel range stove, one
parlor hanging lamp, Mrs. Schneider.
| c. +. Little, drugs, for best home
cured ham by Fergus county exhib-
itor, one carving set, j. l.. Crowder.
FERGUS COUNTY ARGUS, for best
sample ripened grain i'm sheaf, three
years subscription to the ARGUS, F.
| Il. COlver.
| Lewistown Democrat, for best dis
play Of house plants, three years sub
scription to the Democrat, Mrs. E. G..
Schnider.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-09-12
hARRIsON's FIRST DEER.
Brought Down q Fine Doe---0uide Never
Saw q Better Shot.

Outside of the visit Of Warner Mil
ler. To Old Forge, the principal topic
today was the splendid shot, made
last night i'm East Marsh, First Lake,
by ex-president Benjamin Harrison.
He killed "a large dry doe. and Guide
Frank Sperry said Gen. Harrison
made the best shot he has ever seen
i'm the AdirOndacks. One shot was
sufficient To kill the deer. Gen. Har-
rison left Dodd's Camp at . o'clock
with MIR. Sperry, says an Old Forge
IN. W dispatch. About that hour
the steamboats, return to Old Forge
from the head of the lake. and hunters
do not usually float until after the
boats reach the docks. Hardly half
an hour had elapsed. however, after
doe was sighted in the rushes ON the
edge of East Marsh. Sperry was
padding carefully. The general had
his favOrite Winchester in his hand
and was waiting for the shot.
When he sighted the animal the boat
| WIZ W rtoltr anu
he raised his gun, aimed carefully,
and there was one less deer i'm these
parts. The one shot did the business
The boat was brought up to where
the deer was. 1t was brought in,
and the general smiled andcongratu-
lated himself. General, that was "A
beauty shot" said Sperry. The
best have ever seen" The general
smiled again and thanked the guide.
Before 10 o'clock Gen. Harrison was
i'm Dodd's Camp receiving the con-
gratulations of his family, who Were
waiting the result of his floating trip.
The doe il splendid specimen, and
IL one Of the finest that has been
shot this year. Until last night
Gen. Harrison had not succeeded In
killing a deer. Today the result oi
his trip was dressed and part OF II
served.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-09-12
LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED.

FANCY WORK.
Lace tidy. Mrs. J. Petersen.
Toilet set for dresser, Mrs. j. Peter
sen.
Buffet scarf, Mrs. X. Won Tobel.
Handkerchief case, Mrs. Fitzhugh.
Afghan, Mrs. Reeder.
Toilet Cushion, Mrs. X. Won Tobel.
Center-piece Embroidery. Miss Ho-
berton
Tray cloths. Miss Hoberton.
Six Dollies, Miss Hoberton.
Sofa Pillow, Mrs. B. Sloane.
Easel scarf, Mrs. Fitzhugh.
Crazy quilt, LIST. Mrs. X. Won Tobel;
ID Mrs. +. f. Wright.
Ribbon work, Mrs. X. Won Tobel.
Drawn Work. Mrs. j. Petersen.
Speciman outline work, Miss Ruby
Goodell: ID Miss LEILA Wunderlin.
Chenille Embroidery, Miss Hober-
ton.
Arasene Embroidery, Mrs. II. Won
Tobel; 2d Mrs. Reeder.
silk Embroidery, Miss Hoberton.
Flannel Skirt, Mrs. X. Won Tobel.
Chair cover, Mrs. Selvidge.
Wooden socks, Mrs. Laux.
Wooden mittens. Mrs. F. II. Colver
CULINARY DEPARTMENT.
Bread, LIST. Mrs. Schneider; I'd Mrs
Dundom.
Rolls, 1st Miss NJ Fergus; 2d Mrs
Laux
Currant jelly, 1st. Mrs. Laux.
Currant jam. LIST. Mrs. A. NJ. Sloan
Buffalo berry Jelly. LIST. Mrs. Dun
dom.
Strawberry Preserves, LIST Mrs. A
NJ. Sloan.
Cucumber pickle, LIST. Mrs. Dundom
Caulifiower pickle, Mrs. Dundom.
Sweet Tomato pickle. LIST. Mrs
Dundom.
General display Of not less thai
eight varieties LIST Mrs. q. j. Wiede
man.
Butter. list. Mrs. Ackly; 2d Mr.
Gibson.
Cheese. LIST. A. NJ. Sloan.
Cured ham. LIST. &. l.. Crowder.
Cured bacon. list. Mr.. Crowslcr.
| FLORAL. DEPARTMENT.
! Geranium i'm bloom. Mrs. Schneider
Fuchs i'm Bloom. Mrs. Schneider.
Pansies i'm bloom. Mrs. Acley.
Display bedding plants, Mrs. Acley
|
Acley; 2d Miss X. Shipman.
General display house plants. Mr.
Schneider.
AGRIcULTURAL.
six heads caulifiower, J. Lemai
, I'd prize e. Ii. Shipman.
Half bushel potatoes. VIM. Dul
dom; 2d prize, A. Hopkins.
Six head cabbage. Ed. Fabian;
prize. C. B. Shipman.
Half bushel beets. J. Leman: :
prize, A. Hopkins.
Half bushel onions, j. l.. Crowde
2d prize, A. Hogeland.
4 Half bushel carrots, w. +. Acle
I. 2d prize. VIM. Dundom.
Half bushel parsnips, A. Hopkin
I'd prize VIM. Dundom-
\ Half bushel sweet corn. W.
: Acley; ID prize, G.. W. Rauley. q.
4 Half bushel Turnips. A. HOpkin
+ ID prize, W. F. Acley.
g Half bushel rutabagas. A. Hopkin
4 I'd prize, j. Smith.
Peck tomatoes, q. W. Bauley;
- prize, Vim. DundOm.
n Three squash. g. w. Bauley.
: Twelve roots celery, G.. II. Shipma
+ Garden vegetables. &. b. Shipma
r I'd prize. VIM. Dundom-
Half bushel oats, j. l.. Crowd.
! Half bushel wheat, +. j. COlver.
Half bushel barley, A. Hopkins.
v SPECIALS.
Crochet bed spread, Mrs. j. A. 4
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-09-12
Nero Had . Big Florist BIN.

1t is said ON the authority OF
Suetonius, the Latin poet, that the
Emperor Nero spent no less than
4, ,OO0. 900 ($l50. .0O0) In roses for one Of
his grand feasts.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-09-12
In Effect Sunday, June 2, 1895.

ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. l. Pacific Mail, west hound -.-.--.....s:25 a IN
No. . Atlantic Mail east bound ...--.....ll:2o p m
No. s. Marysville accommodation. daily
except Sunday ...-..S.s" u VI
No. y Elkhorn accommodation. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays p m
No. 9, Wickes and Boulder accommodation
daily except Sunday ..---5:29 p M
No. l01. Rimini mixed, Mondays only. ....::;'O p m
DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. l. Pacific Mail west bound :35 m
No. p Atlantic Mail, east bound m
No. Z, Marysyille accommodations uaily
except Sunday. i:'o p m
No. 10, ElKhorn accommodation. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays m
No 10, Wickes and Boulder accommoda-
ton daily except Sunday m
No. I02 Rimini mixed. Mondays only -.--.l0:;D a m
For information: time cards, maps and
tickets, call on or write
A. D. EDGAR,
General Agent, Helena, Montana,
CHAS. s. FEE,
Gcn'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
ST. PAUL. MINI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
SOUTH HEIGHTS.

S0UrH HEIGHTS. Oct. 31.-Frank
Stevens, of Green River, made visit
to relatives here the latter part of
last week.
The prayer meeting will be. held
this evening ut the home. of B. II.
Redeker.
Mrs. j. C. Irwin returned Saturday
from Geneseo, where she had been on
q visit to her mother.
George Wood, Jr., of Prairie du
Chen, Wis, is here on q visit to his
parents aud other relatives.
Mrs. E. Turner and daughter, Mrs.
Bromley, from the city, visited with
Mrs. Julia Bollman Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Richie, left for her
home at Alexis Tuesday, after spend.
ing few days with Her friend, Miss
Maud Irwin.
j. T. Campbell, the genial milk
man, has sold his route to Mr.. Baugh.
man, who will conduct the business
after Nov. I.
P. Blomquist and family. who have
been living in William Nepka's HOUSE
since last spring, have moved q
South Rock Island near the tail
grounds.
H. p. Greenough and family. who
have been boarding with Mr. md
Mrs. Il. S. Silvis during the summer,
will move back to the city the Arst d
November.
Harry Dack and Robert BoGgess,
OF south Heights, and Ests B6l&um,
OF Andalusia, left last evening for ths
south. They will make the trip In Z
house boat and have gone prepared
to be very comfortable and have q
good time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
CORDOvA.

CORDOvA, Oct. 3O.-Frank Hamliu
called on our merchants Monday.
Several cases of scarlet fever are
reported in about town.
Mrs. F. A. Mullery 10 visiting rela-
tives at Burlington, Wis.
G. H. eager arrived home Thurs
day from Glen Falls. N. Y
Misses Anna and Nellie Sexton de-
parted Monday for Milwaukee.
Mrs. +. Humphry returned Friday
from . months visit ut Lincoln. NSN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sallowl
spent Monday night At Rock Island
Several from here attended the
teachers instituts, held ct Port Byron
Saturday.
Mrs. George Newton. Of Moline,
visited relatives and friends here q
few days last week.
ID. Zimmerman is having the front
of his Office rebuilt. which greatly
improves its appearances.
There will be IN entertainment
given at tho d. Z. church Friday
evening. A very interesting program
has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall re-
turned last week from st. Cloud
Mimi, where they spent the pasl
summer with rel8tiyes.
The Cordova Trotting association
will hold an auction sale at the rae,
tracks Saturday for the purpose OIL
disposiug of buildings, etc.
The creamery belonging to tn,
Buttsr and Cheese Msnufacturin,
conpany wss destroyed BY fire earl!
Friday morping. How the ire origi
tn6ttG II ulknoWn. The loss 10 csti
aated at 1850. with insurance o
tofNo0. The company is contemplat
Iing rebuilding the creamery soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
KNOWLEDGE

Bring comsort and Improvement and
tends 70 personal enjoyment when
tightly used. The many, who live bet
tsr than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, By more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles cwbraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Ii excellence b due to it, presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
aatto d. taste, the refreshing and truly
bene6cial properties of . perfect lax
etive; efeetuelly cleansing The system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feven
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction 70 millions and
Mt with the approval Of the medical
profession, became IL acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it b perfectly free from
every Questionable substance.
Syrup Of Fig il for ale BY all drug.
gists in 60c and 81 bottles, but i. il man
afactured by the CalifoSnia Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name y printed On evuuy
peck1Ge, also the naspe, Syrup AZ Fir,
md fsing ven infoened, yo6 viii Ho6
sccspt any Substitute If odesed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
cULLINos FsoM CABLE.
I. o O. =. Lodge Dsi.gs-othsr News Of
Intofo0e

1. o o. Z. Lodge Deihgs-othsr News Of
CABLE. Oct. 31.-The l. q. o. F.
lodge of Cable had . grand time last
Saturday evening. A special meet
ing was called for degree work and
all four degrees were conferred on
nine candidates. The degree sta6 Of
|Swede Olive lodge, No. Ns. of No
Tine, did the work, and did IL in such
. way that it would be hard to excel
them. After comforting the degree
about ITO sat down to the banquet
that had been spread for the occa-
sion by Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lawson,
Of the Cable house. Every lodge for
Is miles around was represented,
and the visitors appreciated the
treatment they received very much.
s Other News.
John Russell is having cave built
Of brick in his ice house.
II. B. Sudlow. of Rock Island. was
ON our streets Wednesday.
Tom Martin and Reed Tomlinson,
Jr., went to Rock Island Sunday.
The population of Cable is in.
creasing-averaging one birth day.
The mines are running full bias,
at present and have been all this
month.
Mrs. George Lawson. ST., gave q
tea party Wednesday for the benefi,
of the P. N. church..
Joseph d. Lees and family and
Robert Patterson. Of Coal Valley,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
here.
The burglars who robbed Robert
Davison's hardware store and John
Schroeder's shoe house have not YET
been found.
We understand that those wanting
to incorporate the village of Sher
rard were in the minority at the
election Wednesday. So Sherrart
citizens will have to come to Gable
for their bitters for while yet.
Mrs. Flora Graham, the grand re
ceiver of the Degree Of Honor of thu
A. o. U. w., and Mrs. Duncan, O
Aledo, ILL.,, were here Tuesday even
ing try ing to organize . Degree d
Honor lodge in this place. w. o
/ Lovejoy, Of Gslesburg. was also her,
trying to assist the ladies in the goot
| cause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
An lcxes,nsn. R.....r....

Pearson's Fifth avenue restaurant.
at 2!SO Fifth avenue. is now pre-
pared to serve the public to the best
possible advantage. Delicious home
cooking coupled with neatness and :
desire 70 please its patrons. are it
claims for preferences. A day a16
night lunch counter is run q
connection that is also up % tie
standard, Give it q trial.