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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-11
{ SOCIETY,"

Thursday afternoon ct Corners vile,
occurred the marriage of Miss Madge
Moody and Mr.. A. I. Gillispie, both of
this city. After a short visit with re-
lstions in that city they will return TO
their home, 30 north seventeenth
street, where they will be at home to
their friends after November 20.
Mrs. Harry Downing received a
large number of ladies yesterday af-
ternoon ar her home on north D stree,
from to and from 4 to 6. An ele-
CANT lunch was served.
-
Owen Forester and Miss Katie Law
Ter will be married on the morning OF
Nov 18th at ST St. Mary's church and
will reside on south seventh street.
The Ladies Afternoon Social club
was entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. j. &. Make
south E street, and the prizes were
won by Mrs. J. S. Fitzgibbons and
Mrs Joseph Woerner. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF Mrs. J
It, Macke
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NOT LESS
Than THIRTEEN
Repub lican Majority in the
House-It May be More.

WAsHINGToN. ID. c. November / -
Chairman Babcock of the Republic IN
congressional committee VS. the Re
publican strength in the next house
will certainly be 1S6. If any changes
they will be 10 increase the MAJ orlty
Cochean, Republican, in the 18th New
York, defeated by Ia votes, may be
elected by the soldiers vote at Camp
Meade. The 2nd California snd l. h
Texas districts have been given to
Democrats. Contests by Republican
cand dates will probably bein the 10 .
Kentucky, 9th North Carolina and Oh
Virginia Hence the X publican ma
jority cannot be less than IL and may
be more
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FRANKFORT. Ky, November IL
"Service Men of the Spanish War, 8
society composed of men engaged IN
the late war. filed articles of incorpo'
ration today. The ineorporstors are
Colonel q. w. Gunder of the l60th In
diana. Colonel T. J Smith Of the 3rd
kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel h. w.
Banks of the 3rd Mississippi. Colonel
w. NJ. Caffee of the Dad Missouri,
Colonel r. w. Leonard OF the Eth
New Yerk, Colonel W. A Pugh OF the
s h Massachusetts, Colonel w. IL Nc
Cord of the Isl Territorial.
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EARthAM
Lecture Course Now Assured and
Hearty Support Besoughe What
the Numbers Are to Be-Orator.
zeal Glass Primaries Ove1-List
of Winners-Foot Ball Notes

OF w 1nnefS-T OOt Dali NOtcS
Arrangements were inaugurated
yesterd4 ny and perfected today for the
lecture course to be given this winter
at Earl lam.
With the burning of the Bradley
opera b )dse and the abandoning of the
Popular Lecture Course in the city, an
opportunity was given for different
organization to take up the work
/ Prof. E. p. Trueblood of the elocu-
/ tionary department of Earlham
promptly saw the chance for the col
/ lege to obtain for itself Such a course
and at the same time interest the pub
lie in general to such an extent that IT
would become possible for Earlham to
continue the work.
He succeeded in interesting the fac
ulty and the Literary society. and Miss
/ Oliver was obtained as an experiment.
Her number was an unqualified sue
cess financially and every way.
1t is now proposed that the lee
ture course will be conducted by
committees from the faculty, lonian
and Phoenix Band literary societies
ana from the Alumni associations.
The three former committees met
last evening and discussed the plan.
The Alumni association will meet to
morrow evening and select their COM
mittee.
The work thus reaches every phase
of the college public, and il the Rich
mond people cooperate the course
may be success, and as 1t Is not de
si-ous TO clear II oney better class OF
lecturers may be obtained.
Prof. E. P. Trueblood this morning
received letter from General
j. B Gordon, agreeing to
lecture bare, very probably on
December Is. At any rate his will
be the first number. The others will
be Prof Clark, the eloeutionist;
George KEENAN,, the Siberian exile,
AMI CORES pendent for the Outlook in
Cuba, Hon. W. d. Foalke and Prof.
D. ". Dennis of this city. A canvass
OF the city will be taken tomorrow.
OTHER EARLHAM NEWS.
The class primaries in oratory to get
representation for the college contes,
on December l. in which contest
Earlham' s representative to the later
collegiate contest will BE- chosen, were
com leted last evening with the Soph
ignores. A great deal of IN
terest has been taken and
Earlham's prospects TO win the state ara
very favorable indeed. A larger mum
Der competed this year than usual.
The SIX fortunate ones who will rep
resent their classes in the college con
test with their subjects are:
Harold kapp, Richmond, Freshman
The Disarmament of the Nations.
6. C. lowering. Mayville, Tenn.
Sophomore-"Gl Gladstone VS.. Bis
marck."
Oscar Moore, Marion, Junior 81
mon Bolivar.
Rayner Kelsey, Chicago, Junior
Prince Bismarck
Chas. Worley, Monrovia, Senior
Cuban Intervention"
Earle Harold, Richmond. Senior
Louis kossath.'
Nsw nuts of all kinds, AM
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local NEWS.

Fine watche al Haner's.
Buy sewer pipe. Farnham.
F. w Potterfield. piano tuner, D
north eighth. II
California and Louisiana oranges al
Prices.
Use White Satin" -four made by
Champion Roller Milling company.
Louck & Hill sell and put down
hardwood floors. See them before
buying.
Fred Van Orman is receiving letters
from hotel men all over the county
congratulatipg him on his acquisition
of the ST George hotel in Evansville.
niue.
Fit. Wayne News-We notice that
our friend. L G.. Hill, the famo ]
Hoosier florist, has captured pretty
much all the chrysanthemum prizes
worth having at the great Chic ago
show. That's pretty hard Hill to
surmount.
Rev. A. w. Lamport will go to
spartansa5agre. fhaofnfnes,h a65 But viii be at
home in the evening and ready for the
lecture on Mary Magdalene. Raw. n.
Gillian will preach at First Nj. =
church at 1890 a. m.
A writ of at a shment was issued to-
day from Justice Lyle's court against
the household goods of James Shute,
who was ready to move elsewhere.
The goods were loaded into car ready
for transportation. The attachment
writ was issued on information from
Jones Bros, hardware dealers.
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Turkeys, ducks and chick
ems. MEYER BROS.
Notice.

Auction sale of double brick prop
erty. | will sell at public auction, IN
whole or in part, an elegant new dou-
BILE brick pr perty, SIX rooms to side,
with deep cellar under three rooms to
each side and a nine inch brick dlvIs-
ion wall from cellar to roof. Plped
for both kinds of gas and water, also
hot air pipes and reg sters for furnace
attach uent in cellar. A 10 barre
cistern and sewer connections. a
large double barn in good repair.
sell this on the premises, BIS and 80
north seventeenth street. IN the city OF
Richmond, Ind at 2 O'Clock p. N
November 18th. 1898.
l.. 81. SCHEPMAN.
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ORDER RESTORED
BY Compelling the Negroes TO
Leave.

WILMISGToS, y. c.. November IL.
The new municipal officers protected
the lives of the negroes IN jail last
night, but sent them north to Rich
mond today with warning not to re-
turn. The same course Will be pur-
sued with white men who have been
taking sides with the negroes. No vio-
lence will be used, but the men viii be
warned not 10 return. Squads of men
are out searching for notorious lead
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AWFUL HEAD
END COLLISION
On the Lehigh Valley Road
Five Killed.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, November / / -
The Buffalo express from New York
on the Lehigh Valley road bad a
head end collision on Wilkesbarre
mountain at a. m caused by the
air brakes refusing TO work, being
clogged with mass of leaves blown
on the track. Ii met the New York
and Philadelphia express going east,
and killed VIM. Toxheimer, fireman,
Fred CHASER. fireman, j C. McGre-
gor, express messenger. Jacob Eugle
man, brakeman, John McNally, engi-
neer. Four trainmen were injured.
The passengers were thrown from
their births but none were seriously
hurt
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LATER-ROBBERS CAUGHT.
For Paternity,

Harry kennepohl was arrested to-
day by Constable Archie Lyle, on a
charge preferred by Emma Smith, who
charges him with being the father OF
her child born in Juue The case was
set for trial for one week from next
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, in Lyle'z
court
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wyOming Legislature.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., November IL
The coming legislature which IS to
elect a United States senator, will be
constituted thus: Senate. l3 Repuo-
licans. 6 ID emocrats. doubtful; house,
81 Republicans, Democrat.
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was very largely attended, Rev. j..
W. Kapp officiated. The pail bearers
were: Messrs Lane, Rosefeldt.
Placke, Geier, Winkler and Roser.
Iuterment was at Earlnam cemetery
See the Columbian MINISTRIES at the
Phillips tomorrow night.
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CONGRESS

Robinson CD 3.2I2.
Watson (R) 5,404.
Walker (P) -.
Watson's plurality , 1872.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Kepler CD 3.055.
Bond (R) 5.2l7.
Bonds plurality ,. To-.
STATE SENATOR.
Jeferis CD 3.O32.
Binkley (R) 5.2l2.
Hodgin (P) 15S.
Binkley's maj ority 2,1S0.
PRESESTATIvE.
Rife CD 3 .036.
Stevens (R) $50.
Nef (P) l55.
Stevens plurality 2,l54.
CLERK OF COURT.
Petro Cd COS.
Doan (R) 5,247.
Price (P) las.
Doan's plurality > 2i2.
AUDITOR.
Joseph C. Mills CD 2,963.
Alex Reid (R) 5,3l2.
Reds plurality , $40.
TREASURER.
Clevenger Cd 2,974.
Turner <R) 5.27S.
Beard (P) l49.
Turner's plurality 2.3a4.
RECORDER.
Cook Cd 1856.
Williams (R) 5.272.
Underhil (P) $50.
Williams plurality , .2St.
SHERIFF.
Slower Cd 3 439.
Unthank (R) 1851.
Cranor $50.
Unthauk's plurality LAP.
CORONER.
Sehillinger (Dl 3,G35.
Watts lR) 5,2l5.
Watts majority $50.
SURVEYOR.
Outland CD 5000.
Howard (R) 5,2I5.
Gates (P) 152.
Towards plurality 2,215.
COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT.
Meredith Cd 3.079.
0ler (R) 5,l49.
Clevenger (P) l42.
Oilers plurality :, 010.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Shofer Cd 3.023.
Callsway (R) $500.
DENNIS (P) 14o-
Getaways plurality AIT.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Ralston ID 5000.
Hunt (R) $3.50.
Worth (Pl l94.
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SAVANNAH. Ga, November IL
Major Gen. Fitzbugh Lee arrived today
from Richmond, accompanied by
Governor Tyler and staff Of Virginia
They were met by the 4,h Virginia in
fantry. The general and governor
afterward reviewed the regiment.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
Four Killed and Over IL DCz n
Injured.

HANOVER, Miss, November i A
fire IN the general store of A. G.
Stearns was followed by ar explosion,
killing M. X Sylvester, Edgar Adams.
9. A. Peterson aud G.. A. Tolman
Over dozen were injured including
{. A. Stears, proprietor of the store.
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THE TERESA
ports to the Contrary
Notwithstanding

NASSAU, n p, November 1.-THE
wreckers confirm the stranding of the
Maria Teresa on Cat Island She les
between two reefs on Tooth bottom
and has her anchor out.
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HAVANA. Cuba. November Nv.
A. Williams, chief quartermaster of
United States army and F.. 7. Stewart
clerk in the q1artermaster's depart
ment, died of yellow fever this morn
ing. j. B. Caldwell is unchanged.
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Trouble over at Wilmington.

WAsHrN6oN. ID. c., November H.
A special from Wilmington. \. G.,
SAWS the Democrats are IN control IL
the city. No more trouble Is likely.
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To Jeff.

Harry kreimeier was deputized yes
terday TO take Ed Craig snd Frank
Shucraft TO Jeff9rsonvllle. The trip
WAS made today.
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EsrIham's second team and the
Richmond High School team viii COM
pete on the gridiron st Earlham to-
morrow afternoon. The game prom
iSes 10 be very interesting. A small
admission fee will be charged.
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The Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Illinois. November H.
Wheat 65tc; corn. 3ls; oats. 2Ss
ToLKpo. Ohio. November IL "hest
10.
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stock Market.

CHICAGO. H.. November ll.-Hogs
active, IS Is. So 90. Cattle steady
beeves, So: 80, So. 40.
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New canned and evaporat.
ed frnits.
FRANK o. CHAMBERS.
Post MaalinS,

The G.. A &. had their regular
post meeting last night, but no bust
ness of Importance was transacted.
On next Thursday night the G. A. r.
Will nominate officers for the ensuing
year and the election will follow later.
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See the Columbian minstrels at the
Phillips tomorrow night.
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OFFICIAL VOTE.
1T is IN AT LAST - som T.
FIGURES CHANGED.

The Plufalities in the Main Just as
They Were in the First Reports
The Sheritf's Vote and That of
Judge Comstock TO- Appel ate
Judge in the Fourth Judicial
District.
Until late hour last night the
clerk of the Wayne circuit court. Mr.
Swain, who is also chairman of the
county central committee. worked on
the figures as reported in the official
returns from all the precincts in this
county, and the official figures are re
ported in the articles hereto annexed.
The figures on the sheriff's vote, as
reported yesterday, were wrong, owing
to an erroneous footing. The other
pluralities were substantially as pub
lished. The offci, Il figures follow:
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TRAIN HELD UP
And Safes Blown Open on Great
Northern ENpress-SiX of the
Robbu rs Caught.

FERGUS FALLS, MINI November
1.-THE Great Northern through
train which passes through this city at
1880 %. M, was held up and robbed
five miles west Of here tonight.
There were eight robbers in the
gang. all we'll armed. Two of them
evidently boarded the blind baggage
in the city.
The train was scarcely out of town
when these two climbed over the ten
der, and presenting revolvers, told En-
| gineer Brace and his fremsn to stop
at lonely spot near the Pelican river
| bridge.
| The local safe was destroyed and it
| ia thought that they succeeded IN Sc
curing considerable money. but the
exact amout cannot be learned.
The through safe was drill ID and
partially blown open with dynam tie.
four charges being used. The jacket
was blown off. but il was found i'm
possible to reach the inner part and
get at the money.
The men worked over it nearly
two hours, holding the train for that
length of time. but finally gave up the
attempt, and, joining their companions
on the outside. started south.
The two men who stood guard over
the engineer compelled him to give up
$40.
LATER-ROBBERS CAUGHT.
MooREHmAp, Mimi, November IL.
Six OF the men engaged in robbIng
the Great Northern coast train near
Fergus Falls were arrested here to-
day at the Exchange hotel. All had
revolvers, burglars tools, dynamite
etc. All are young men, anc
claim to he from Missouri. They had
about 500 cash. A reward of o,0ot
has been eft AIRED for their arrest and
, conviction.
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See the Columbian Ministries at the
Phillips tomorrow night.
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Morrison PRO- y.
Yoehum (Soc) Y.
Hunts plurality 2 ,299.
APPELLATE JUDGE-FoURTH DISTRICT
Diven CD 1919.
Comstock (RQ 5,243.
n5HiCrity CfsI
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See the Colum bian miustrels at the
Phillips tomorrow night,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-11

ers, both white and black, who are to
be deported. Among those notified TO
leave in twelve hours is ex-Chief of
Police Melton.
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New nuts of all kinds, and
Florida oranges.
MEYER BROS.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-08-20
BIG PIANO SALE.
One Hundred Dollars Saved at
&. c. Eberhart's Music
House.

Introductory Sale OF Pianos and Organs
to Continue For 80 Days Beginning
Monday, Aug. 22-This is a Business
Proposition to People Wanting Standard
Pianos and Organs-So shoddy Goods.
For 80 days, beginning Aug. %.
1898, we are going to offer to the pub
he the best line of pianos and organs
at factory prices ever seen in this part
of the country. This sale includes
nothing but new goods, nothing shop
worn. nothing secondhand and above
all, not painted or stained case in
the store. Every case of the genuine
woods, and every instrument of the
latest design. We want to impress
upon the people that this does not
mean cheap pianos with old
style cases and high prices,
but standard pianos with late inn
provements at low prices. 1t means
500 discount from regular price on
any piano in the store. $3 to 50 per
month on organs; 50 to SO per
month on pianos Organs from
$35 up TO $55. Pianos from
$175 up to $3.50. A nice stool and
scarf given with each piano. This is the
first sale that Rock Island and vicinity
has ever had where the quality of all
goods offered are standard. all new
and of the latest designs. We open
our store to your inspection. We want
you to test these goods as well as see
them in every practical way. We only
ask the opportunity to compete.
Every Instrument will be marked with
its usual selling price and also its sale
price. Yours respectfully,
EBERHART's Music HOUSE,
IVY Second avenue
Rock Island Argus., 1898-08-20

Bleuer. Ed Bleuer, William Salzmann.
Charles Wulff, Nicholas Huseman,
Charles Exner and Fred Pfaff.
just received, big line of carpets,
the finest line ever shown in the city.
/ invite you to inspection No trou-
BILE to show goods. III. T. Cordes,
1902 Second avenue.
a few pairs of those ladies' choco-
late shoes left at SO cents. Call early
this evening if you wish to be one of
the lucky ones. Fourth avenue shoe
store, 1401 Fourth avenue.
There will be sleeping car at
tached to the special excursion train
for Milwaukee Saturday evening,
Aug. 20. Parties who desire to use
his car should make their reserva-
tions early.
The Illinois Homeopathic Medical
society will hold its next state conven-
ton in Rock Island, beginning Tues
day. Sept. 8. The convention will
continue four days. About 75 dele
gates will attend.
Save your money and take in the
cheap excursion to Milwaukee. Train
leaves Rock Island Saturday evening,
Aug. 20. Returning train will leave
Milwaukee Sunday evening, Aug. 21.
Only $3.50 for the round trip.
Tickets for the excursion to Mil
waukee Saturday. Aug. 20, are on sale
at Hartz q Ullemeyer's, Marshall IL
Fishers, Louis Glockhoff's, Bleuer's
iewelry store, and c., NJ. & st. p.
depot. $3.50 for the round trip.
New subscribers to The ARGUS get
but one number of the portfolio free.
All old subscribers who desire to get
any or all of the portfolios may obtain
them at a lower rate than given to
new subscribers by calling at The
ARGUS Office
Those infants shoes AT % cents and
child's shoes, sizes 3 to <, at 80 cents,
are the prettiest shoes ever offered at
the price. Ten dozen pairs have been
sold today, consequently we have but
two dozen pairs left and they will be
on sale until every pair is sold. Per-
haps we have the size that your child
wears. Call and see. Fourth ave-
nue. shoe store
On Saturday evening, Aug. 20. the
Milwaukee IL St. Paul railway
will run a special excursion train to
Tickets for this eXcur-
sion will be sold at rate of $3.50 for
the round trip. Train will start from
Rock Island ut about $50 p. m, reach
ing Milwaukee ut 6 Il. III. Returning
rain leaves Milwaukee IL p. M. Sun
lay. Aug. 2l, arriving at Rock Island
u. m. The number of tickets on
sale for this train is limited and it will
De well for those who contemplate
making the trip to purchase their
tickets at once.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-08-20
Corn Bread.

There is no more wholesome, palata-
BILE aud strengthening article of food in
the whole catalogue than corn bread. II
is truly the staff of life of the rural la
boring classes in the south from year IS
beginning to years end. Among the
brawniest, toughest men in the country
are the hands who work ON the turpen-
tine farms in Georgia. Their regular
rations consist of one peck of cornmeal,
five pounds of bacon and pint of mo-
lasses per week These articles consti-
tute pretty nearly if not quite their
whole bill of fare during the time they
are IN the woods cutting or chipping
boxes or dipping turpentine. yet they
are always well conditioned, hard of
muscle and in good spirits.-Sayannah
(Ga-) News
Rock Island Argus., 1898-08-20
River Riplets.

The f. Rutledge and Prescotte went
north.
The Winona and Verne Swain were
in and out of port.
The Satellite and Saturn came
down. the latter with 16 strings of
logs.
The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge at 8 a. III. was 2:70 and
stationary; the temperature at noon 76.
The water is stationary 1T Red
Wing and Dubuque. is rising at St.
Louis, but at all other points is fall
ing. The stage will change but little
at Dubuque and continue to fall
slowly from lie Claire to Rock Island
in the next "a hours.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-08-20
CITY CHAT.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.

Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Buy one-a KinshiP cigar. -
Buy bike. Prices reduced at
Lloyd's.
After Sunday dinner smoke n Kin
ship cigar.
Another lot of those $l6.75 bicycles
at Lloyd's.
For reliable fire insurance call on
L. J. Burns
Michigan peaches % cents a basket
at Hess Bros.
Michigan peaches % cents bas-
ket at Hess Bros.
Plenty of Michigan peaches this
evening at Longs.
All perishable goods cheap this
evening at Longs.
Down they come. Bicycles at great
reductions at Lloyd's-
Nice eating and cooking apples sold
cheap at at Beecher's.
Sale at the Fourth avenue shoe
store. 1901 Fourth avenue.
Plenty of Michigan peaches cheap
at Hess Bros. this evening.
Sweet milk. cream. buttermilk and
ice cream at III and 113 Nineteenth
street.
If you want to buy pair of shoes
this evening, go to Beecher's and save
money.
II you want the best cook stove or
range in the city get it at Summers
q Co.'S.
Don't forget to 90 the Fourth ave-
t,ra shoe cfnra this avauingr for. frop1
bargain.
Lion XXXX or pure quill package
coffee, only 10 cents u package at
Beecher's.
The Rock Island NJ. f. district camp
meeting opened at Tindall's grove
yesterday.
Last week of summer opera at the
Watch Tower. Grand free trapeze
act Sunday.
Special sale today and Monday
on high grade cake and berry dishes
at Fred Woltmann's.
Business property. residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by f. j. Burns.
$3.50. Rock Island to Milwaukee
and return Saturday evening. Aug.
20 via the c.. NJ. * St. p. railway.
Aerated milk. guaranteed ID per
cent cream. No drugs used To pre-
vent souring. L. h. Strayer's dairy.
The annual picnic and reunion OF
the Rock Island County Old Settlers
association will be held at Prospect
park, Moline, next Tuesday.
The place to buy photo material is
at Fiebig's, because he sells more goods
than others and sells them cheaper.
Therefore his stock is always fresh.
The Davenport fire department is
to he provided with new uniforms.
While in the business the city should
give its police a regulationJInifOrm.
Last performance this season of the
summer opera at the Tower Sunday
night. Grand free erial act blythe
Zorgorows Sunday afternoon and even
ing.
Smoke union label cigars and ask
for the cigars manufactured by the
following firms of the city. They
are strictly union made: Joseph
Geiger, Emil jacobson. Nicholas
Rock Island Argus., 1898-08-20
Your Last Chance.

These are the closing nights of sum-
mer opera at the Tower for the season.
Sunday night the last performance.
Thursday. .'Mikado"; Friday. oil
vette''; Saturday. ..Pinafore' and
..Rusticana' Sunday. matinee and
night. Mascot" Grand free trapeze
act Sunday.