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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
PINE cHuRcH nUnDINd.
WESTON. IDAHO.
irr,Es,inE Enterprise Missionary social.
New. Nats..

tffAs'"t ss"'''l't~' eff-sf'"''f ""'f%s-
News >otss.
Special Correspondence.
Weston. oneida Co. Idaho. May IA
Elder wilford dccrgeon viii leave ~
next Wednesday Tor his missionary
nrld ~ labor.
wheat " atili being shipped from
heru In lafEe aunntiucH. We arr 70
iiahly informed thcre aru many thOus-
ands of bushels yet 20 be disposed OF.
CANAL ENTERPRISE
There was meeting yesterday Of
an those who are Interested M tho
waters Of Weston crrpk. II appears
that very much 81 the water coming
out 81 the canyon sinks before II gets
60 those most interested. a PROPOSE.
ton. which received general support.
was presented by tho watotmaator ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
MANI;

And iu accordance with Jaw and an order of
The innni NJ directors mad" un The 18th day
~ MHrrh. 10. ~ many shafts ~ Uarh PANEL
~ stugk A. may De- unrfasHtf, VII H. sold AZ
nsln ~ Metufnlcl hlnts. M the fiiy u salt
dnF ~ May iFH Hf tho hour n. be orlock
nnun NJ fiid uuf, 90 DAY tnU delinquent 49,
fgamrni thrrgn. t0lrthgr With Tho costa u
D. o. PEARSON,
secfctary Triumph consolidated Minins
COMPANY
Dated thiss,th day OF April isg9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
CoAL.VILLE.
WIN sell County u.aii,-A Musical Event
Ladies Held . sueesss,ui tsir.

Special Correspondence.
coaivlilo. Utah. May ia special
NEE Tina % the board ~ county commia-
Eiontrs was held today The clerk was
Instructed 20 publish q notice stating
that all real estate decided 10 the coun-
- ana not redeemed would be- sold at
bubble auction according 20 law May
Little GLADYS buchanan. who was
drowned last Friday while gathering
flowers. was buried Monday afternoon.
Tho funeral services were largely at
tended and consolins and sympathetic
remarks were made by Elder Alma
Eldrcdgc and Apostle rcasdalc.
a MUSICAL EVENT.
Monday evening a concert was given
In the Tabernacle to a large aud npprc-
ciatlvu audience. The best talent OF
coaivillc ana adjoining wards had been
secured for this event ana the people
were RECALLED With a musical feast Tor
sang with splendid eIcct and n storm
~ applause. long continued, compelled
the gifted singer to respond with an
other selection. Mrs. ]. q. Wright cap.
turcd the audience with the beautiful
solo. FLOWERS Of the Alps stake
chorlstef J. W. Sinister. under whose
direction the concert was FiNpn, mas
been IN untirlnE worker In musical cir
olcs Tor r. number ~ years.
An ELEGANT PRESENT
The nellef Society and the Y. l.. ~.
I. \. Of Park city have purchased and
presented O. the stake authorities for
use In the Tabernacle an elegant Hacra-
mental silver service. Appropriate IN
rcflpilonr arr stamped upon the sever
al pieces. and the generosity OF our
pafk city sisters could not have bccn
morc beautifully expressed.
r. y. Desmond. formerly Of Heber,
but now q tenant u Mis-. NJ. V. Lawson
81 CoalVilie. u suing the latter Tot
breach " contract. Since the signing
81 the agreement trouble has rriHned
and Desmond now asks the court 70
award him the sum Of three hundred
dollars.
succEssFuL FAIR
During the last fcw days the ladies
OF summit stake have held fair. They
have met with iiattsrinE success IN
financial way and IN consequence uerc-
81 a large sum ~ money has been real-
lied, which will be applied on the debt
Incurred In seating the Tabernacle
n....fNaut tfIuN auNn the flHtNTH never
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
ELIZA, IDAHO.
An Enterprisiug ward -risFant ssndsion"
church Holding.

rItflAA 'NfN'HI'hN'hNN-
Eiva, bingham County, Idaho, May
1.-THE name Of the Willow 'tceh
ward on Eiva townaito and ElNa post
office must soon be- changed o. cpftef-
pond 10 the tuwnHitr name. u was
Organised August ~. 1875, and was tax.
On from the iona ward ana consists %!
q families of 201tuulH. end y situated
On a we'll vhtered country with rlch
ann. Tho ward ~ NV miles squarc,
with elegant homes and nne cultivated
farms. They have fne qualify -
building rock hcrr that ran be- cut With
nn ak ~ pocketknifc. II n ~ varied
cnlofn and when placed IN building
Il hnfdcna ~ the year, come ana 60
PINE CHURCH BUILDING.
bishop 4. n. simmons showed your
correspondent their now church which.
~ nearly completed. II only needs the
foof and piaatcring II II alxel, built
~ blocks Of dressed white sandstone,
with pale brown stone trimmings and
gothic windows. and will cost 5000. "
was built by about twenty.une families
~ the ward. n IL neat and hoauti-
fui structure. and would attract ntien-
tiun In any city. much less In scat
tered country village. Hut then " u
the old subject continued The Latter
day Saints build nrst the loF school
and IN q Few years n hsnuufui new
church Il found. These Mormon poo.
pie viii b. known IN tho sweet by ana
bye for what they rally nrc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

NOTICE l. hcrrhy eivun that AZ a uiectin,
~ tho bnarl of dirirtnr held on tho elth "a
Aufll. isft uu ussusanout ~ uno dollar Dor
sianu wa lVfiul on the issued stgsfll ~ Tho
90 Angus \, thnnuu Treasurer, n aud ~ -
Nnin -, salt Lake city Utah. Any stock
ulsln which thls assessment may remain uu.
advertised for saiu at public auction. and un-
loss payment 4 made hrfuru will lie nnld oli
the ipth uf Iunr, i-iq, ht lgu'clnik upon 10 nay
the dolituurnt nssDssiunnt together with tho
oct of advertising ana rspuns" ~ sale.
ANGUS 4. CANNON. socy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
IDAHO FAILS. IDAHO.
a Thriving Railroad Town Model Ward
Organization.

Special Correspondence.
Idaho Pals. Idaho. May ic-idnha
Fails ~ n railroad town In every sense
% the word. aud d. being built up an
around With elegant homes and church.
e. or all denominations. Tho Latter
day Saints have handsome now
church building of dfcaued sandstone.
the basement and up DO water table
dressed lava rock. and costing 5000.
RAILROAD BUILDING.
The new branch or the Short Line
headed Tor Fremont ard some Fnv the
National Park. On causing lively times.
The Corey iifuthcfH OF ogden have q
contract a. widen the main line several
feet On each slide N the track aH the
Immense frclght locomotives require
this 10 be done
There u a very large business done IN
this town. the Coop. Wagon company.
the Consolidated WAGON company. che
large branch ~ 4. =. NJ. l.. do the hual.
ncsa Tor the tanchcfa Tor many mils
around
The town has what IL known In Idaho
aA village Incorporation and they are
putting ON metropolitan Ideas The
trustees have bonded the town Tor 500
600 10 Increase their water facilities,
which are very poor, To "a Tinhn, a.
he stands ON the railroad bridge over
the Snake river and sees this Immense
body ~ water daHhing through ~ deep
channel. he wondcrr how the water rcr-
vice should be- short.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Misses ioale Booth aud Clara Hol-
brook have received calls from BOX
IL Salt Lake to mn missions In
Great nritain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
NoTEs ANp pEnsoNALs.

Elder Eugene Fletcher OF the First
ward was nFreeably surprised last
evening by hia young friends. Elder
Fletcher leaves this month for the
missionary field.
Elder George II. Mntson OF Spring
Nllle was visiting In Provo today The
gentleman. With his daughter, Miss
hrma. win start Saturday Tor tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
SAD DEATH OF AN INFANT.

Last sunday Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Garter OF santnquin brought over their
ien'montha old baby to be operated
upon for halrlin, which was done Tues
day by Dra. Allen and Taylor az the
rrrldence 81 David openahnw, This
forenoon about n o'clock the little one
dled, The remains VIII be taken to
santaquin for burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

niyof side Canal Company. locailon ~ min.
cllal place " busihrss, salt Lake ely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

rain. owing to the dryncsa caused by a
fresh 20 high westerly wind which has
prevailed Tor several weeks Frost nc-
CURED In some western localities on the
iith and 18Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

SAN rnAEcfsco. car.
roUffvfLLN ny HNw YonN \. Y.
far aait - all DfugEiiiA --pficc -. pei bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

district attorney for the Fourth dis.
irict, arrived home this morning from
california. where he went with party
on pleasure trip. Mr. King filed his
ohilcnl bond u $1,000 With ]. w. Twelvea
and \. w. snarp m suretlea. which was
accepted BY Judge Booth, The fnn-
ugman VIII AZ once assume tho duties
or his now office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11
DaS 9lcdaocremt.

Mnldbli9 Der Mitthsilungen hes
Gapitdn gogblan fhrsibt Der ct.
Qoui1er MbenbzMnaeiqer: Die softer
rehtlihen Reeeln seben bohin, bab ben
9anbelsfhiffen neutraler D0tfer bas
g,rrAbrehen Der Blcdabelinie adna@
li9 perbotsa III. Werfuhen lie es nph
unb nerben fie babel abqefabt, 10 Tat
lie elei9 feinbliden Shlffen Der Wsss
nabnle Derfallen. Daaeaen lit ben neu-
iralen Nationen bas Reht auqeitanz
ben, ibre ariegsfhiffe audi illnerbulb
bes RloddDefreiies ali haben unb in
ben blodtrten 6afen einz unb aus linn
berous3ulaufen, lei es aum Sdube
ibrer QanbesnngebDriaen. aum Derzf
tebr init ibren @efonbten cher Gonfuln
u. (. H., nobel fie felbitperit1ubli6 iez
ber Werlebllng Der Neutralit1t iim au
entbuten bdben.
Gbenfo feIbifberitdnblin 1T es, toB
folhe ntutrale Rriegsfhifft ms elmer
Gcntrplls feitens Der blodirenDenW Wennt
3ii uHteriperfen baben. Der 1efe6tsbd<
ber bfs @loddbes fmipaberS III be<
re6tigt, iebts eiu< o6sr ouSldiifenbe
G4iff on3uh0lten unb ne. bopon 10
iiberasugsit, bnb es tpirli& Elm neil.
trdlij&el G@iff if AuptrniaIl3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11

broud6ten feinbJid< G1tFfe lllir e;ns
neutrdIt ssIuage aufSu3iebeti unb
ten unge6inbsrt IN ben 6dfsn eiItlaa{
pber i6n DerIdiIen. urb bic BlpdS
nihtiq MAIDEN. Dds Medt ber Gol 4
trofIe lit {oNlit fiir Ste blDdire1o Wfcd
Elm ilnbebingt notbtDenbiaes Redt.
lit Elm DDlterrehtlih nnertannteS HehH
Mber bds W6lfetredt ntrlnitgi Qlieb,
bdB bic gontrple niht au unnDtaiget
5hitane ilnb 8elGftigHna tuerbe. 1BuS
in ieDem aegebet,en sfalle eirle llothrpetls
bige BDrIiht, mas cine liln0thige 8es
ldftiaung lit, bcriiber f0nne1 natiirlih
Die Meinunsen febr. leiht unb fehr
nett auseinanber aeben. Dies 1T ocnn
.eud Der punft. ipo1iiber 5fpi1d3en
oln lpaN I'LL iagpq laG1 .1ll l19gupll
qua lls1l9 laq splasoalG gun daaisG
iper i'm unre1t mar: Oh Deren hlir1S
Die befannten Aebereien BON Dem Mib5
.rauen in Die beitlhen Mbfitbtel ai1ge1
itedt mar nnb beshalb Die 8eipegangen
re, beut11en Shiffe unn0thiger gys
Inrdrfungen unternerfet ppllts; obT
o5 bic beutf1er 8efehlshuber, Dieleiebf
i'm ii1 re1t rfAneibia" all acigen, I'D
tpirflih unniib aenladt unb bereGtlgs
ten @runb 5ur Glage aedebsn haben,
fann nrn bier aus niht bellrtletlt
tperDeft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11

bem Piebeitat aus ftredt auf Ger einen
Settle cine 6rau aus Gem Golte einen
Gna6en empor, ipdbrenb auf Der anbe@
rem Seite eine ibealc sFraAenfisur Elm
Ssinb in ben Mrmen hdlt. bent lie 0eil=
ierum einfptibt. Gin brittes Wtotto auf
Der linfen Settle bes O.ntmal5 5eiai
einen frdftigen 8rauerbur!sAen. rer
auf einem 5afie iibt uno Die pon Ma
lteur erfunoenea Wertaeuae CUR prii=
fung Der 6efcnbilbuna in 6Gnosn bdlt.
Bafteur fan befanntlicl 1854 nch
2ille, Inn a!s Donen Die neilerr;Gtete
Safultdt Der WiHenfhaften gu srga-
niren, unD bier leate er ben GrunpItein
gu feinen epc6emahenbsn unterfl,=
hnnsen. I'm Die gntbulluna Dss Dent
mals !sG!D6 iih bic groFfnans e, 2il=
ler eSni!ituts Bo1teur. Oulieltc tnurDe
burh Treitp,l!ies 8eitrdae in3 2eben
gerufen unS Or. Galmette. res lang
idnriae gaitcrheiter BaI.eur5, sum Ii=
rector ernennt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11

Shilb tommt nur bier unb ba nod
sur 0erpenbung. irenn bic nGipilifaz
tion" Der sSnieln 10 tpeiter sebt, pie
bisber, fpirb es balb nur nod Elm
Sammlungsobieet fein. Das srose
Shipert 5ur 2inten oes 8iloes 1T Der
..Gampilan". ct 1T 3peif6neibis uno
pirb mittsls elmer 6aarfhlinge an Der
Aanb befeftist. Hehts BON benz Sdilb
befinoet fi4 eine anbere Nrt bes .8oz
To-. bas in 2u5on ettpa breielbe Moue
fpielt, fpie in Cuba bic Mahete. 6un-
berte felher 8olos iinb bon unleren
5ruppen erbeutet ipnrben. Die un1
ihDn5ts Maffe 1T bic &opfart auf benz
8ilbe. sic ipirb gum Mbfdlasen Der
RDpfe peripanbt. 9at Der Gingeborene
nit bieier Mrt einen aopf abgefhIosen.
10 ft0Bt er bic Spite in ben G1Gbel
rnb trGgt bieien i'm 9riumpb einber.
Mit biefer Mrt ldBt Msuinalbp biejeniz
gen t0pftn, bic iif1 sesen ieiHe Maieitdt
p<rgdngen bdben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11
Waffen oer gilipino5.

3par 1T Die Irmee Der syilipinos
init 5euernaffen, uno 5tpar Rrae= SDrz
Qenfenz z@epebren, perieben, bo9 1ino
Eel ben in ben lebten Sugen ltottsefune
oenen WfeBeleien ou6 Die urlpriineli=
9en SDaffen, Die Grieesbeile unb Melz
Ter, our 8erlpenouns eetpmmen Sc
ipirb unieren Qefern nidt unintsreifaEt
fein, bic primitite &riegsausriiltllng
Der Qeute Nollinalbp's bilbli6 fennen
su lernen. 0as S6ilb in Der Mit.e
teiBt nRobela". Muf Die 6erftelung
pirb grobe Sprafalt perpanbt, anona
gig peri6iebene Sorten !6olS unb Jl:
fern perben baau benubt. Olefes runb,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11
paaeltr pfitknlal.

I'm 8. Mpril frurbs In ailIs IN Wes
aenipart 3ablreidher glptabiIitGtens {ns
ipie Der Wittpe unh Ephtcr WaitenrS
bas Denfmcl bes beriihmten JDrfherS
auf Der place pbilippezlesBon entS
biint. Der Sh1pfer bsffelbsil lit Der
QilIer 1ilbbauer gorbDnnier. Dus
Oentmal beitebt aus etnem faulenarr
tigtn Nnfbdu, gu benz einiae Marmors
ifnfen snaperfiibrsn linb Der !,eH Der
Gfatue paiteurs iiberraat pirb. Ser
5orfder lit i'm @ehrod. aufreht
Itebenb, nit entblDbtem 6aupte barge
itelt, ipie er ernft Elm 7ldF6hen be-
trahtet, bas er in Der 6anh bdli. @On
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11
N5bere 0reiie.

Mit benl allgtneinen @eid6ftsaufz
{Mnulg bauert Der Muffnlda ber
preife an. Rad ben rrlonutIihen Mufz
jeihnun9en bes Brabitreet'iden 9on<.
belSbIdttes, bie mebr 1ls hu1btrt alIev
nuOgli4en Mrten BON 6tdpelprobutten
limfaifen, mar am 1. Mpril b. 3. btr
Dur9fd 9fdnittsfuitb ter preiie nm omt
ptD3ent b6ber, nls e am uleidkn Dns
him bs3 Noriubrt3 ipdr. ssm Wtrslei1
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03
YOUNG AT SIXTY.

Serene comfort and happiness \, Al
vanced years are realized By conoa,a
lively few women.
Their hard lives, their liability T. g
rious troubles Oh account of thei, Dec.
liar organism and their profound icoo
rance concerning themselves, all com
bine to shorten the period Of usefuInes
and ill their later years with suffering
Mrs. Pinkham hasdonc much to maks
women strong. She has given advie,
to many that has shown them how %
guard against disease and retain vigo..
Gus health in oldage. From every cor.
ner ofthc earth there isconstantly cor.
ing the most convincing Statements
from omen, showing the efficacy Q.
Lydia +. Pinkha:ns Vegetable Com.
pound IN overcoming female ills. Herr
is a letter from Mrs. j. {. Orms, OF go
Horner ST., Johnstoyn, Pa, which is
earnest and straight TO the point:
"DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM:-I feel it nv
duty to tell all suffering worncn that
think your remedies are wonderful. |
had trouble with my head, dizzy spells
md hot flashes. Feet and hands Were
cold, was very nervous, could not sleep
well. had kidney trouble, pain in
ovarics and congestion of the WON'T
Since taking your remedies am better
every way My head trouble is al.
gone, have no pain IL ovaries, and an
cured Of womb trouble. I can eat and
sleep well and am gaining IL flesh.
consider your medicine the best to be
had for female troublcs.'
The present Mrs. Pinkhan's exper;.
ence IL treating female Ills is unparal-
iclIcd, for years she worked side b.
side with Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham. AMI
for sometime past has had sole charge
Of the correspondence department 81
her great business, treating Dy lcte-
Us many as a hundred thousand aiiirs
women during q single year.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03
HlA Only AlteHauve

Little Dot was very fond e D.,
stories, and q day after her no,s''
had read the story OF Lots via :
asked: Mamma, what did NJ -
do when his wife was turned w.,
nil,ar Of saltc" What do Won 49,.
re did," asked mamma. .Wnvn~
rlied the practical little miss. Il So
be went out and hunted gp a frs.
cnc."-Chicaso News.
When answering advertisements, rar..n,
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03
FAMILY F|RES|DE sermon.
PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG
AND OLD.
enbject: "Tb~ Hon-ewif.'. f~rpiexitie."
-Lessnn. Drawn From the Episode of
Martha and Nary-Daily 1rials Pre-.
pare On~ For Future blessings.

Tx. "Io-d d0-t Tnpu no. caro- that
my ei.,.- tn,h f,.s, mo ;. ..,ca alfnr, PA
her thc-efor. TIA, ~. ar!p re a-Lrke
10.
-
80. 49,. H.. ~.
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VIM" h",t"t, = h".h1HS. E VIZ
sh@W YOU $50 .hs per % '.e Aou.sAo!i. Il
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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03
Abstainers Made Better Soldiers.

The Haverltll Gazette has now and again
n good word t. say 0f temperance. Here
Is one Of II, latest: "Puhlie attention has
been repeatedly drawn OF late years To the
tact that total abstinence * necessary If
people desire to Hive long AMI le1i useful
lives. In the experience II tho men Just
returned from Cuba il is admitted that the
men who were total ab-taiLers were better
able - wit~astau9thn hunCrrand priva.ioas
If the service than were drinking soldiers.
OF tie six members ~ III. Father Mathew
Ten france >c-ictr IN company -, Ninth
Regiment. Caar.e-tuSn, III retlrnei N
better condition than go ;hr ras" with
ot4e.s who laI been -De.al uIiaEeI3."
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03

Twenty TAX bills n Boston for lsoe
bring into the city treasury $780,
C.,.3;.36. or nearly ten per cent o. tie
vnole tax levy,
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03

When answering advertisements, r.ar, \.
80. -
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-03

Serene comfort and happiness N a.
vanced years are realized By comna,a
lively few women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-17
The Pope and Rome.

The Osscrvatore Romano thus ex-
plains why the pope does not appear on
the streets of Rome: IF the pope went
about in Rome, he would inevitably be
made the object of demonstrations of re-
spectful enthusiasm ON the part of the
faithful, and by a natural reaction these
demonstrations would be followed by
others of hostile character. The pope
would be simultaneously applauded and
missed and surrounded by tumults and
faction fights The government would
render military honors to him, but it
could not long tolerate in the streets of
Rome demonstrations i'll favor of the
pope, who, after all, is a dispossessed
soyereion -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-17
Wonderful Feats of Shooting.

NJ Bordeverry. a Frenchman. can
give most of the crack rifle shots of the
world several large pointers about their
art. His accuracy and rapidity of aim
are simply astonishing. At distance
of 80 feet he can cut piece of card
board through the edge as it Is poised
upon the head of an assistant At a
similar distance. leaning himself fat on
his back over the seat of a chair. with
pistol in his hand. he can send spin
ming a threepenny piece which rests.
half hidden. upon his assistants head
He will knock the ash off your cigar at
a distance of 80 feet or light your wax
vesta for you. if you care to hold it At
ten yards he can cut swinging thread.
and at the same distance. with three
successive shots. he will pick off three
small trifies balanced one upon the
other upon the head of his assistant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-17

been engaged to assist Mr.. Mead in
recommending plan for the compile
| ton of the reservoir.
Mangold is making special rates to
teachers and graduates Make ar
engagements for your group. All work
| first-class-
Nearly every merchant in the city
has signed a petition agreeing to close
July II, the date of the proposed ex-
cursion to Rockford.
See the large line of Automatic re-
frigerators which is now on dis
play at Clemann & SalZmann's. They
are the best on the market. g
Special for this evening: Croquet
sets 40 cents. 65 cents for 81 ham
mocks, S1.97 for 4-quart ice cream
freezer, at Eckhart;s tonight
The deed transferring the property
of the old St. Louis, Rock Island &
Chicago road to the c., B. & O., in
| fee, has been filed at the recorder s
Office.
Loans by the Rock Island Mutual
Building, Loan and Savings associa-
| ton, 6 per cent interest and 10 cents
per share premium. E. III. Guyer
secretary.
The tri-eity moonlight excursion
and band concert, Monday evening,
June 10. Boat leaves Rock Island at
s p. m. and Davenport at s:15.
Tickets 25c.
The annual closing recital by the
pupils of Augustana conservatory OF
music will be given in the chapel of
| the college, next Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Balloon ascension and parachute
| leap at the Watch Tower Sunday.
Also band concert and opening of
summer theatre. Electric fountain
display at night.
The Kings Daughters will give a
| lawn fete Monday night, June 10, at
the residence of Mrs. Tom Buford for
the benefit of the Old Ladies' home.
All are cordially invited.
To parties having money to invest
800, $3.50, 5000, $3.50, $500 to $500
| and up-can place same in an invest
ment absolutely secured and paying 2
per cent. Apply to f. j. Burns, room
II, Mitchell & Lynde building.
By the use of the most approved
modern dairy methods and appli-
ances l am prepared to furnish milk
that guarantee to be absolutely pure.
clean and healthy. You cannot be toe
careful about milk. The best is al
ways the cheapest. l.. b. Strayer.
What you can get at the Eastern
Tea & Coffee company's store: You
can get the best tea and coffee at the
very lowest price on the market, also
eight coupons with every dollar
worth of tea or coffee. For your cou'
pons you can get selection of stocl
of goods valued at $4,000, consisting
of dry goods, notions, glassware
crockeryware and toys; also have
your picture taken, 2107-2109 Fourth
avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-17
Would BE Cheaper.

81 have a proposition to make to
you." said the regular patron as he
took the restaurant proprietor off to
one side.
"Wellr' said the restaurant man.
81 have been coming here for some
time. and have discovered that a tip
is necessary if one is to get good serv-
ice.
THAT s the case nearly every I"
well. what want to suggest is that
III pay the salary of my waiter if you
will put mp the tips You really ought
to be willing to take the more expensive
end of the bargain, don't you think ?''-
Chicago Post.