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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-11
Publication Notice.

80. l.,.,n I 1850 90.
In ne Circuit, court b the Jsna>sy tern. q.
u iSaN Va chsnCsry.
III ~ v morris " Lewis O Morris.
An isvt of ro--rr-idence 81 the sbove Co
fcndnlt. Le~i.C Norris. hsvins been aled IN the
cersr uifice ~ ths cir MI eurt 90 said county,
h"tie u th.rrfcr- hcrehy giver % the said ron
rsldeni defn at mat the ecmpisinant fled
hcr hi ~ cunt ain, In .sd court. 90 the ehsn-
eety .ide the eof. on thu dag ~ Der.nner isss.
sud thai th.rvnpcn sum uon- issued oct % said
eur, vherein -z,d -nit 10 noe pending. return
al. 90 the n-., Monday IN TIE uoith % Jsr-
uary n.at, ~ i 81 lac rsguirei. Sos. anie-s
y"n. TIE aid non re-t'sus 4. fendut ascve
nsnsd, ts~t- 4. Msri.. shall perss say 10
sat appear bcscre said eireai eoast. 90
the at dv - N. nest term thereof.
- \. holden q ths eiiy of Rcek Il shd. 10
sud rr M said es-nts, On the fr-t Monday
IN Jsrutry tsxt ard ple.d. snsvvr 90 de-
NJ y b he said e-mplsin.nts' bll % complaint.
tne me snd ne mstUr- end fringe thsrein
ehsrsesi anu Stat. a vii Ne tsten - ccsfesp.d.
s-d De. We srisrcc against yoa according % the
csosss W. esssls, Caerh
r~h t.isnd, rn.s,- Doc 4 fsv.
Msn'oS <. sw r~sr, Ce-'rlsinant's eoicftse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-11
No CIlange in Mrs. Mckinley.

Canton. O.. Dec. 1l.-There was prac-
tically no change in Mrs. McKmley's
condition at 1880 this morning. accord
ing to the doctors opinion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-11
CALL ron A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS,
How the Party Stands on the Four Princi
pal Current Subjects.

now the Party Seands on the Four Princl.
pal Current Subjects.
Washington. Dec. IL. Chairman
Richardson. Of the Democratic caucus.
yesterday issued the following call for
caucus: "A caucus Of Democratic
members and delegates of the house OF
representatives Is hereby called to meet
in the hall of the house on Tuesday
evening next. Dec. II. 1897, at 7:a0
o'clock" The caucus will consider the
four subjects Of Cuba. Hawaii, finance
and bankruptcy, these subjects being
specified in the call. As to the action on
these q primary general understanding
has been reached among the Democrat
ic leaders. On the subject of Cuba the
sentiment Is practically unanimous in
favor OF resolution favoring the rec.
ignition Of Cuban beiligerency, and the
caucus Is likely to give expression to
this sentiment.
On financial questions the caucus
probably will take a position against
the several plans of financial reform
recommended by Secretary Gage There
Is no present purpose to consider the
silver question, as that is not an issue
in the legislation contemplated by the
Republican majority. Opposition to the
bankruptcy bill Is also contemplated BY
the caucus. On the question of Ha-
waiian annexation il is stated by those
who have canvassed the feeling on the
Democratic side that II is practically
unanimous against annexation, either
by treaty or by legislation.
Anti-Civn Service Law Men TO Meet.
Washington, Dec. 11.-Representativ
Pearson, Of North Carolina, has secured
seventy-two signatures to the paper cir
culated among Republican members Of
congress for a conference relative to the
civil service law. 1t was decided to hold
the meeting in the rivers and harbors
committee room and the following no.
tice was issued: There will be q con-
ference on Saturday evening, Dec. II.
In the rivers and harbors committee
room Of such Republican members as
desire a modification OF the civil SER
Vice law. or a more honest enforcement
OF Its provisions. or a more certain
definition OF the extent of its applica-
tion." In speaking of the conference
PEARSON said 1t should be understood
that quite q number Of those members
who signed the call were in favor Of the
civilserviceidea. They felt, however, that
the principle itself was put at stake by
the present administration Of the law.
Hawailans Call on Senators.
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE delegation
OF Hawaiians which is here in OPPOSE
ton to the annexation treaty called up
on several senator's at the Capitol yes
terday to urge their views. The Ha-
waiians have attempted no canvass Of
the senate, but say they have received
considerable encouragement. Davis,
chairman OF the committee on foreign
relation. declines to divulge his plans,
but his friends in the senate say that
he will be governed in his action large
ly by circumstances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-11
Gen. Harrison En- Route Home.

New York, Dec. l.-Ex-President
Benjamin Harrison left this city yes
tercay for his home in Indianapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-11
Hawaiians Call ON Senators.
Can Our Senate Really Be Bouu,,t ,

Washington. Dec. 11.-Friends of Ha-
waiian annexation are industriously
spreading the report that the opposition
to the treaty. which grew up like q
mushroom during the summer vaca-
tion, is the result Of potent financial
arguments used by the sugar trust.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-11

Have you sore Throat Pimples, Copper
CoIored Spots; Aches, Old S0res. Ulcers in
Mouth. Hair-Falling? Write Cook REMEDY
Co. $50 Masonic Tempe. Chicago, H.. for
proofs OF cures; capital, $500, 900. Worst
cases cured IN Is to IS days 1oo-pase
book free.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
The Daily Nexspaner.

Ia a ree-ni sermon On TIE Newspaper We
Ned BY the Rev r II Lewls. Of Baltimore
be said ia pr:
The daily newspaper in this age is the
worlds master teaeher. This is tie outcome
Of the narvsloo. progress N Journalism,
steam. electricity and movable type. The pa
rent. the teacher and the pastor are all potent,
but none can 80 guide the thoughts a. ri-h, y
managed paper.
There Is nothing sacred in oral teaching.
Ths pen ls fnightier than ise sword OF voice.
The preacher speaks to so or cOp maybe
the pm TO millions. do not underyailc the
force in personality. but the printing pres is
The migtties, agency in the world for good OF
FOR evil
''one thing which makes the news aper so
otent a factor is the frequency with which il
reaches II, leaders Another Is the fact that
II is read In the average home ten Tin es where
the Bible Is rad once. What mighty res
ponsibiiity rests upon the manager Of newspa
pers A newspaper ought to be clean. con
scientious rnd able. We need such q pap n
not religious-religi1n will no mors do fo
brains than brains viii do for religion"
The silver star., 1897-06-03
3Me Mountains.
Words Of Encourage
ment from Spring
field. Utah.
The Prospects Of This New Camp
Is Growing More Encourag-
ing as the Mines Are
Developed.
-pecial ], &c slIrer st.r.

-S-Cl<- LJ we -Alttr : -4--
SPEIsGyrELD, Utah. June 3.-Blu'
Mountain Distrirt--The present indirz
,ions point TO grez. infur Of proepec
tors Every day sees ns~ faces il tn
mountains.
The jackson mill is nox .unring ds,
and night stamping out the precious
sellox ristzL They are running erer.
hing in the shzpe 0, rock. dirt, ard eFe1
the grass roots. The plates are cleaned
.rsry other day =hsn fns re;o-t i re-
Covered
Dsrelopnent -ork Z being pushed OF
.he Golden Dream rnine. With batter IL
LEGATIONS With ezca shot
The Gold Qus@n nil L just starting
p. the sno= hsyinz cz1ssd considerable
seorYs1ieacs By Interfering With the
.rznxay
DIXON Duckett have one d tie fn-
=si sho=iozs in the camp. hsvirg run
IL their tunnel for atty feet and cross
cut and caught the ors body, which is
2 perfect vertical vein. They are cross
1;ting 10 the ioo,-xall to-ard por-
rh!ry dyke. and i, the ,oot-wsll is over
ext TO the porphyry dyke the vein viii
aeasure twelve feet Elde. At present
Z i= orer i've in width, the ore being the
,snsrsi characteristic ose Of this dis
net, lime rock and quartz, phonolite
@zrrying free gold.
The Moose people are at work on their
att taxing out ore.
Over on West Mountain the sound 0.
lasting is heard frequently during the
y.
Come Nsricans have very fine show
il shallow hole.
II Pepper has nice location OF this
le mountain and has Just begun his
Jelopment, and from the present ap-
rance Of the hoat which he has. indi-
= fine ledge of rich orc.
iessrs. Taylor, Hebbs, Wright, Whit
and Pschico are all On this same
gs and all have fine shoEings and
busy working and developing. Down
the townEi;s oi Springfield. where
e assessment work Is being done. q
.ne showing u rorphyrytic quartz,show
y pay in it. was encountered In FIVE
f>ot hole.
Taxing all in all, there IL no such
lowing Of gold ore to be seen anywhere
such fneagre workings that has de-
Hoped pay a. here In the Blue Noun.
.ins. One cannot say Just where the
est place is 10 commence work, as ey.
ybody apparently finds gold where
-ey dig for it in this district. There is
ienty Of good ground left yet.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
State Pharmaceutical Association
at MAnitou, June 20 to "a. 1897.

A rate Of one and one fifth fare on
certificate plan from state points to
Manitou and return is authorized.
Certificates to be available on June
r9 to "a, 1897, inclusive, and if re-
quired number, fifty, presented to
be honored for return passage at
one-fifth fare not later than three
days after closing date of meeting,
Sunday not to be counted. Not
more than one ticket to appear on
each certificate issued. Certificates
to be signed by G. Is. Ward, secre.
tary. {. A. Pollen, ticket agent d.
Il X. G. r. r., at Manitou, will act
as joint agent and stamp certificates.
Certificates issued in connection
with tickets sold at less than fifty
cents for going journey must not be
recognized in computing the attend
ancc required under the certificate
plan rule.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
coRrEz NEWS NOTES

From Our Special Corresfcndent
Mrs Mount Of Denrer Is viGfirz her
daughter. Mrs r. G. ParsacaL
The dzDoe gi.en last Friday eveaing
by Prof- Gray vas vel sttecded
Mr.. Dr.. Williams q Durango . the
guest q Mr. and Mrs r. r Smith
Cord Bo.en is doing good busines
zith his feed stable All seem to ike
him
Hotel Blackner ia doing rushing
b1sinesx os late. Meals 25 cents fo our
home people
Mrs- French and Mrs- Halfe.ty have
returned from durango, after short
visit TO the metropolis
Quite number os our young people
made trip 10 Narsioe Spring Monday.
thus being ration day
Rer. T. L Bucks subject for next
Sunday night .. the CorgS-c.--.io--,
church viii br Reinforcement
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Smith, Mira Dr..
Williams and Mrs Dr.. Harlow spen; last
Tuesday visiting NJ. and Mrs Booz Of
Dolores.
-ChiIdren's Day rill be observed a:
the Congregational church on June l3.
by Z chiidren's jubilee. closing in the
evening sith musical and literary con-
cert.
Mr. S. French. while roping cattle on
Monday a: his ranch. had his had badly
lzcerated. Dr. HsrioE vas called and
dressed the injured member. He Is do
ing quite nicely q. this writing
A party vas given at r r Smiths on
Monday evening il honor o, Mrz- Dr.
Williams Music vas the order o. the
evening. rendered by Prot. Gray, Steri-
ing and Smith. Ice cream and cake
were serred by Mrs Smith and all had
q Jolly good time
Decoration services =ere held at the
Co-grsyz.ionsl church OF Saturday last
Much credit Is due the 6. a Pos. os
Hor .ezuua cunt. 70: tie elaborate
program reo6e-ed Tie addresses de-
liFer-i bF H A Hz-riso1 ard Charley
Day. s1i.or q the Moofsz1us County
Journal, Esre grand also the speaking.
Much credit is also due the Conxregs-
,sozzi church choir fo- the choice reD
1stsoos- The music b. the Coriez brass
hand xsz superb.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
Dolores Needs.

There il no reason why the citizens OF Do
iores cannot have preaching once or twice a
month. The editor Off e silver star is in re-
CENT Of a letter rom minister who desires 10
come nd preach ,or Us, and only desires COM
pensation covering his necessary expcn,es to
and from Dolores. We can get no more liberal
o1er from anyone. Let US come 10 some con
eiusicn n regards this matter. We have lots
OF young folks and children coming up and
this wili be an Instructor for them. Let US
hustle.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
A Note from cbas. Cooley.

The Silver Star is in receipt Of q letter
ln Charles Cooley Of this county, and
miner and prospector Of much expert.
&c, who started for the Blue Mountain
ming district about one month ago.
states in his letter that he never has
m anything to equal it. Free milling
ID everywhere. Dixon 4 Duckett has
uck wonderfully rich lot Of honey
ab rock, running high up in gold val.
= and are pushing the work with all
rgy. The rock carries considerable
per. He speaks highly Of the Cop.
Queen as q promising producer. and
the greatest faith in the future Of
) wonderful camp.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

IL you are Interested in Montezuma
county and desire TO keep posted you
should lose no time in sending in your
name for subscription. II only costs you
s2Oo per year.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

Theodore Durrant ZOE realizes tina,
he nus. sepsrs te from his breath by the
rope He justly deserves such death
and should been strung up long ago fo'
the dsstzrdIy crime be committed Nine
out 0. ever. ten American citizens be-
isTe he Is guilty Of the murder Of
Blanche Lamont Gorernor Budd has
refused to interfere with the pas; deci-
sion. and his refusal is generally com
uended- II is no~ certain that be will be
ou; 0. sight Of rubber necks and will
pay the penalt. for one Of the blackes.
crimes il the history.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

Z. l. Wilber. proprietor Of the South
ern hotel. is having his elegant and
spacious house repap=rei and various
othe, Improvements made, adding to
the already fine appearance Of this we'll
known hotel. Mr.. Wilber is hustler
from the Tord 20.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
Andy Pinckley Won the Bicycle

The bicycle rasfied by E. L. Short re-
suited in tie between o. D. Pyle and
Lost His Voice Pinckley. the highest
numbers being 40 Mr. Pyle sold his
40 to Squire Wallace. and Pinckley now
sports new A Auditorium wheel.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

Dolores citizens me. ard organized a
base ball team on Tuesday eSsaing last.
and =ill BE- il shape 10 receive challenges
By July / o. D. Pyle vas installed as
manager and z. B. HzEsins, editor o.
The Silver Star will captain ths team.
We viii eudearor to lower the recent
score made by the Rico and Telluride
tesras
The silver star., 1897-06-03

On account Of space this week The
Silver will have TO omit some OF the
news Of our correspondents. We will
try aud not let it occur again.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

Ereretf Wills. Roy Weston and oh
ers of Maroos departed this ueek CO.
route to the Blue Mountain district
wories Il the Nanccs Times Is o.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
Love ana Honor Your Parents.


She ki.sd H. Old aan; she shouered
upon him kises AID teara- She tod all
the pespae boz good be VAS / fbcueht
that Il - bad only giren tEo Of those
kiasss per quarter Tor the last ten years
boz he tsoder-hearted Old gentleman
would hare smiIed through his tearr,
But pog be took it al very ooolly- He
vAs dead He rzs old AID poor. she
vas young ard rich She has tee roosns,
bat 10 room for poor old father. vho
bad toiied on day after day Nth his
dearest rife and darling baby girl coz
tinu2lly or his mind Yet he had made
room fos hes when be had only tso4
The -oid man szs not educated. She
vas al his expense He had fed and
clothed her for twenty years at home
and at college. until she had risen into
refined cultured society and had mar
ried among them The old mans drese
and dialect rere too coarse She kissed
him and buried him in beautiful coffin.
Dear father is to hare : costly monu-
rrent. 4 warm kiss and kind word
shile living is better than cold marble
and grief When dead This calls TO mem
ory the tro most sorroufui and bitter
moments Of my life. First. that OF
being called to the bedside OF my dying
father. who vas next dearest or earth to
me. and only short time had passed
when dearest wife, called TO meet her
master in the great unknown, vas taken
from me. live on in loneliness. having
los; my all IN those two. but will forever
cherish them il my memory
Children. honor thy parent Go down
the long lane together hand in hand and
you =ill surely reap the reward tha, you
are justly entitled to-
The silver star., 1897-06-03

The successful man of the future will
be made Of the bright. well-educated ed
boy Of today.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

Hon. j. J. Harris is expected home at
an early date. The people in general
will he glad to welcome him home.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

Quite number Of Dolores ladie
visited the cemetery on Decoration da,
The silver star., 1897-06-03

II you want the best fruit on the tree
you must climb for it.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

MONTICELLO STAGE.
Leave Dolores Mondays, wedns sdays
ard Pffdays..-.-.--.. am.
Arrive Dolores Tuesdays, Thursdays
ana "a uru3yS--...- Pm
CORTEz STAGE.
Leave Dolores daily ezceptsund VI 80 pm
BY way Of Mlldrei-..---.---.-----
LONE DONE AND FogSBY.
Arrive Dolores Saturday -...-.....--.--ll II 81 am
Leave Dolores Saturday ..--..--.----.-- lV)pm
ARRIOLA.
Arrive Dolcr Tuesday and SaturJayl0 am
Leave Do.ores same days-.....-.----..1 30 pm
The silver star., 1897-06-03

he Silver Star will, in the future
the news of the Blue Mountain dis.
:. We have at all times thought that
this district would COME to the front as
productive mining camp. Now that IL
has been proven, we will give to our
readers each week careful and reliable
report Our correspondonts arc known
for theirycracity and have their money
Invested, hence you will receive nothing
but true facts altogether.
Joseph Powern of idaho Springs, WINS
IN Doloren Saturday and Sunday awnit.
lng the arrival cf tho Monticello stage.
Ie departed for tho above named place
IN Monday morning. where he is going
On an inspection of tho mining district
! A rumor has been scnt out and circu
ted that tho inhabitants Of tho Blue
fountain mining district wore lawless
!. ,tOf people,. We do not hesitate to
ivs this tho Iie.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

That htc church do 80 .tion at cortex,
which has bccn on for some limo, IL likely TO
bling out something that will not be very nice.
"eon'y hfps hat tbs brawlIng v III Gems, and
Jet time bcai the old sores. W. uLd ,rstaud
That tile accused Is nbio to ylndlcsic himself at
my time. and We hopc fhis Is true, and that
e'eTythins vii 10 satIsfp .iily settled.
The silver star., 1897-06-03
Subscribe for The Silver Star.
The Road Work.

The Governor has finally made ths appo Int.
fnsnts Of the supervisors Of state road work IN
"ranh and snn Juan Couities. -. o. Hay.
wood VIII look after The work In Ban Juan
county and County Commissioner John ,
brown for Giand county. Both Of these snen
are undoubtedly capable Of handling this mat.
ter satisfactory TO the great majority Of the
residents, 1t now rcmsin, for them 10 go ahead
aud do II. The p,o ople want something for the
money when expended and will hold thest
gentlemen responsible for results.
Tho Tines had no olnd dates for the places
and, consequently, has none to apologize for II
the work Is not satisfactory; 1t has pointed
cut The nee, ssi'y of having the work done a.
soon and rs well as possible. The work js Of
great iinpoitancc. MOI only 10 the people of tho
Two counties but to tho whole state. Toe
Tines VIII watch tn, progress Of this work
nnd u omen charged with supervising II Will
hear fioin W II tic people do not got from the
appropriation 20 bost possible result Grand
Valley Times.
The silver star., 1897-06-03

We nre only glad 10 know that this much, has
en- done By the governor, ard 1t shows TINT
j." is Tie right kind ofn executive. In making
t3e apo D'ncnts, the governor could not have
selected men more adapted to this good ,ause.
Tho silver s'ar coincidrs with tho Grand Va.
l'y Times In n ! Il says regarding III . muttcr.
We do helruy commend the . tIon of Tho
s0vcntr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-14
STOLEN GOODS REooTERED.
n Armed Youth WHIT Was About 60 raw
One Lot Arrostsd.

n Armed Youth who Was About 70 Pawn
One Lot Arrested.
Two bundles of goods, which had evidently
been stolen. were recovered by tho police OF tho
West Forty-seventh street station yesterday, and
are now at the station house awaiting identified
ton. About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas McHugh Of 521 West Forty-second
street Informed Policeman Mccormick that ivo
men were acting in q suspicious manner in q
vacant lot adjoining his premises. While the
policeman was climbing over the fence the mon
caught sight Of him and escaped, leaving q largo
bundle behind. At the station house the pack
age was found to contain threo silk-lined skirts,
two waists, a wrap. a quantity Of table linen.
and many embroidered towels. There were no
initials upon any of the articles.
At o'clock last night Policeman Waite saw
o well-dressed man enter q pawnshop at Tenth
avenue and Forty-sixth street with q bundle
which he was unable to account for. When
brought before Sergeant Hulse at the station
house he described himself as Fred Hart. ls
years old. but refused an address. He demanded
an inventory of the goods. The bundle con.
tanned a parlor lamp, a bath robe. two silk.lined
skirts, several pairs of gloves, and some small
articles OF jewelry. Hart carried n loaded 70
yolver,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-14
DAMRosoH,s OPERA SEASON.
mr.. Rnis, who Has Just Come from Rasiand,
Tells OF the Plans.

mr.. Rnis, WHIT Has Just Come from England,
Tells or the Plans.
BosroN, July $50. A. ELLIS, who has Just
arrived from England, made n flying trip to
Boston and left again to-day for Jcnkinstown,
Pa. whore he ia TO SEQ Walter Damrosch and
consult with him about the plans Of their opera
season, which will open in Philadelphia on Nov.
20. Mr.. Ellis In Mr.. Damrosoh's business
partner.
Mr.. Ellis said that Mme. Melba was never In
botter voice than at present. Indeed, they say
in London" he added, "that she never sang
better. Certainly she mover created any greater
~furore."
How about tho operation on her throat, over
which there was some talk when she went to
Paris last winterH"
"She did not need any operation on hor throat.
Thcro was nothing the matter with It. She sim
ply suffered from an attack Of grip. which began
with q sort Of malarial fever, the result, ] do not
s sSsSas OF 81 s nsod afs% . th Change sassy q SI4, an and fi sse
recovered as soon as sho had It"
when does Melba come over herei I"
son as soon as she arrives. Soon after the season
closes In London she will go to BerFamo to tako
part Of August ana the Srst Of September. Then
she viii 6, on q concert tour of three weeks" -,
NO; he could not Be- released from the opera.
i think that wo have q tenor who Is to create a
sensation here. His name is Ibos. He has sung
In Paris, although he does not como directly
been in Madrid. He 70 a young mani should
say about 32-and a fne dramatic singer.
Blmboni will share tho conductors desk with
MI. Damrosch. Mr.. Damrosch will conduct
the German opera. We have twenty operas in
our repertoire, and Melba may appear IN Q num-
ber Of now roles. We have engased the Metro
politan Opera House for our season. Mr.. Grau
told me In London that there was TO be no other
opera thero during the season."