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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
IOWA POLITICS,

The Helena Independent declares that
the Inter Mountain is supporting" the
republican ticket of Iowa, despite the al
legged failure of that party to take adj
vanced grounds on the question of ex-
pansion. Incidentally, it may be said
that the support of this paper, to which
our contemporary Of the capital city al
ludes, was an editorial reference in these
columns to the sterling qualities of the
nominee for governor. as a citizen, as
an officer and as a man. The attitude of
the republican party of Iowa on expan-
sion, however, is eminently satisfactory
and is in line with the patriotic sentiment
Of the day. Moreover, Governor Shaw
has given evidence of the patriotic mettle
in his makeup by a communication to
the public bearing on the status Of the
brave boys who have reflected credit on
the Hawkeye state in the volunteer SER
vice in the Philippines. s.
But with Iowa politics in MIND it would
be we'll for the able and ever vigilant
Independent to look we'll to the neglected
democratic political interests Of that
state. The democracy in that part Of the
vineyard needs, an intellectual bracer,
such as the Independent alone can give.
It's history for the past few years is a
standing plea for all the encouragement
which the democratic free coinage organs
of Montana can give.
In 1892 the democracy, with Cleveland
for a standard-bearer, carried twenty
eight counties in Iowa. In 1896, with
Bryan as the standard bearer, the de-
mocracy carried but seventeen counties,
and those by greatly reduced majorities.
In 1898 the democratic party in Iowa was
again waved aloft the banner of free
coinage, with the result that only ten
counties We're carried by that party.
Having lost eighteen counties in two
elections, as the result of the free coin
age movement, the democrats of Iowa
are now rallying around the kind of BIZ
metallism advocated by Ex-Governor
Boies Of that state-the kind that re-
sembles Jonathan Edwards idea Of God,
without form or substance, inside or
outside, top or bottom-the kind that does
away with the 16-to-1 ratio and the mint
ing of silver! The Inter Mountain sub
mits that it is high time for such %infiuen-
tial journals as the independent to take |
up the free coinage question in a vigorous
manner and show the democracy Of Iowa
the absolute necessity of making the 49,
toll ratio the paramount issue in 1900.
No doubt it can persuade the Ana
conda Standard to reconsider it's state
ment that the 16-to-1 ratio is immaterial,
and that the ratio should be fixed by
the worlds exchanges. and by hammer
ing away it may finally convince Senator
Clark himself that free coinage and Bry-
ans nomination are not among the lost
causes of it's party. When it gets the
Montana democracy in line for silver, it
be able to proselyte in Iowa to ad-
vantage. and by saving that state to the
white metal make possible the political
elysium upon which it so fondly dotes.
There is a fine field for the Independent
to turn itself loose in. 1t might give the
democrats the tip that the best way
to educate the public to believe in free
coinage is to believe in it themselves.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
SHE KNEW.

The beautiful girl had parted forever
from the only mar she ever really loved,
and she was even sadder than was usual
with her upon such occasions.
They tried to comfort her.
There are always good fish left in the
seal" they urged.
Eyes, but when you catch them they
turn out to be lobsters!" she exclaimed,
bitterly, thereby showing that after all a
persons hair may curl naturally without
sense.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Yesterday was a day of disasters. The
tragedies at Bar Harbor, Maine, and at
Bridgeport, Connecticut, cannot fail to
impress upon the public mind the care
iessness with which great crowds of peo-
pie are looked after. Superstition points
to the third accident before the roster of
horrors is closed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

That able republican newspaper, the
Fergus County Argus, has completed it's
sixteenth year. 1t is one of the best edited
apers IN the state and deserves the pros
perity it enjoys. The Argus is entitled to
the liberal support of it's constituents, and
from all appearances is getting it.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Captain Dreyfus appeared before the
court martial at Rennes, France, this
morning, to undergo his second trial.
But little public interest attaches to this
trial, though unlocked for developments
OF "a sensational character may enliven
the proceedings before the Investigation
is concluded.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
are losing no opportunity to contribute
to that end.
our WAR GOVERNOR.

UV1 VH0 O~Ct60UVVs
During the rebellion a number Of state
executives laid the foundations for future
political eminence as "war governors"
The period in which they lived was pecu-
liarly fitted to that end. Extraordinary
ability, patriotism and zeal in any line
of effort that advanced the interests of
the federal cause. insured to the ''war
governor a career of political renown if
he choose to avail himself of the graft
tude of the people.
Blu to attempt to work the "war gov
| ernor'' idea during the contest in the
Philippines. especially when the object
of political alteration is a democratic
executive, is novel to say the least. The
novelty is heightened to a sublime de-
| gree when the "war governor" move-
ment finds it's chief advocate in a news
paper that is violently opposed to the
war and the efforts of the national adj
ministration to p it in a credita-
BILE and economical me With the
evident purpose of promoting the guber-
tive, the Anaconda Standard of Sunday
says:
Governor Smiths military appoint
ments are entirely satisfactory. There
are no better wal governors in the coun-
try than the governor of Montana.
The truth or falsity Of the statement
that the governors military appoint
ments are 'entirely satisfactory" is de-
batable. A great many criticisms have
been made from time to time-enough
to justify the statement that the COVER
nor's military appointments are not ZEN
tirely satisfactory to some people. The
alu of such criticisms, however, must
be determined by the clearer and better
understanding of the facts upon which
they are based which the future will re-
veal.
In making the broad statement that
there are no better war governors in
the country than his ex%cellency, Cover
nor Smith, it is to be regretted that the
did not file a bill of particulars,
Whether he is a "war governor" par ex-
cellance because he is the g~ubernatorial
representative of a party that is opposed
to the war, or whether his brief but ex-
ceedingly brilliant services in the late
military invasion Of Missoula county en-
title him to the Standards encomiums,
our contemporary sayeth not. It may be
that the "war governors flank move.
ments on Senator Clark last winter, some
coup d'etat. for instance, in the lobby of
the Hotel Helena, or %perchance one of
lis boldly executed ambuscades designed
to pull the props out from under the |
towering ambitions of the Butte states
man, have had something to do with i'm
paling Governor Smith upon the pinnacle
of the Standards admiration.
Without knowing the real reason
which %actuates that paper in advertising
his excellency as the best of the lot, when
a good many other governors have not as
yet had an opportunity to save the
country. we do not wish to unjustly crit
lclse its opinions. In considering this
momentous question as to the supremacy
of Bob Smith as a war governor" the
Inter Mountain does not lose track of the
historical fact that Cicero once remarked.
anent the quarrel between Pompey and
Caesar, that there was something on each
to be approved.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Mark Twain has an intense dislike for
clothes. IF 1 could" he said recently,
I'd live in pajamas." He does wear
them to breakfast. receives his friends
while wearing them and works in them.
His favorite mode Of writing is to lie fiat
on his stomach with a pipe in his mouth
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

only a question of time when something
like this may find it's way through the
mails: Executive Office, Helena, Mon
tana, r.. B. Smith, attorney at law and
governor. Collections a specially n APP
plications for pardons looked after with
neatness and DESPATCH"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Senators Hanna, Lodge Wolcott, Hoar,
Jones and Spooner turned up at the Unit
ed States embassy in London the other
day, whereupon Ambassador Choate
asked them to be seated and await the
arrival Of a quorum. The ambassador
still has his little joke. .,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Commencing Sunday. July 9. the Butte.
Anaconda & Pacific. railway will make
a rate of $500 for the round trip Butte
to Anaconda and return. This rate will
be in effect Sundays only. Tickets will
also be sold from Butte to Mountain
View park at above rats Sundays on,y.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

William D. Howells subscribes intermit
tently to a clipping bureau for incident
in real life bearing upon whatever them
he may be treating in novel form.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

When Captain Coghlan, commander of
the Raleigh, reached his old home at
Belleville, ILL.,, the whole town turned out
to greet him, and now a fund is being
raised to erect a statue Of the captain in
the town square.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
1T DIDN'T TOUCH HIM.

Chicago Tribune: II see you've got the
sign, No Trust, stuck up on the WALL"
cordially spoke the customer with the
faded hair. I'm down or 'em, too. Gin
my a quarters wuth Of plug tobacker. I'll
pay fur it next week."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
SUMMER

Great Northern Railway, commencing
May 13:
Boulder and return .............. $3.50
Sold Saturday and Sunday; good Until
Monday.
BASIN anu return ...s... s........ ...$l.VV
Sold Sundays only: good returning
same day.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
ROMANCE IN PROSE AND VERSE

IAN IlocE AND FRS
Chicago Times-Hera]d: He WAC q
young man who had heard OF the sum
mer girl. In his mind she was an airy
1alry creature. full of mischief and love-
lier than the dawn. They came to know
each other in this way:
He met her where
The sands We're bare
That cleaned against the sea;
Ihey looked and sighed
Beside the tide,
And flirted, he and she.
Do not hastily conclude that only he
sand was bare out there. There was many
a dimpled arm and here and there a
brawny leg in the same condition. But
they didn't mind.
They watched the sails,
They braved the gales,
They loitered hand in hand;
He taught her games
And wrote their names
together in the sand
It may be supposed that the restless
waves quickly obliterated the names he
linked together on the shore, thus natur-
ally leading one up to this thought:
And when twas DER
And they, once more
Were living back in town
Did she forget
They'd ever met.
And did she throw him down?
Here is really where the startling feat
ure of the case presents itself. 1t is a COM
mon practice of the type of girl herein
depicted to make a fellow think he is the
whole summer resort, and then, when the
season is over, treat him as if he had
jus: returned from the Klondike, after
having been met by a committee with a
blanket at the outskirts of the town, but
He feels like one
Who stands alone,
By all the world deserted,
The jurors say
He'll have to pay
Her for the time she flirted.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Bryan must feel very much elated over
the encouragement and support given him
by the democratic press of Montana,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
THE ISLES.

The British Isles comprises as MANY as
1,oVO islands and ~islets, and this number
ooes not include insignificant jutting
rocks and %pinnacles.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
BRIEF NOTES OF NOTABLEs.

Miss Helen Gould is a daring horse
woman and immensely fond Of riding, an
exercise in which she INDUCES regularly
every day.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

j. Il. DA
General Agent. Al North Main street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

DIRECrORs-J. A. Creighton. Omaha:
q. ". 0tapleton. A. n. Barrett. u. d
Leavitt. s. v. Kemper. Z. NJ. HodaeuA
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Bells exchange avalIable In al the
principal cities Of the United Staten an0
Europe. Collections promptly ATTENDED
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Corner Main and Park Streets, Butte.
Ucder State Supervision and JurisdietioR.
Interest Paid on Depoatth
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

being al ct 0aanotarreto9 paa 500 perioner - fra Soma
6itp, iom De forloO ben 26. Suni 1856, % til Salt qate
6itp, iom noae0es 8. December I. u.
Reiier git oDer pr9rien fra Sppa 6itD til MisIouri=
flooet, iom man beb forget ODER Oeo ben file gD 6lorence,
moro Tor Omaha, iOm ben Sang oanneoe @renien nelem
ben bbioe Wlano og 8sobuoerne. = Reiien fra Soma 6itb
til Nlisiouri gif lan9s meo ct 8anblsb Oct nub0,enoe
6lt Sorn Settlement Soma, bbor man enonu taller ON
yWormon track" fra bin 5io. Yer bar 9erne en- Sci
Wormoner, lom baboe faaet not Ct Hejien til ,3ion, naar
De baboe naaet JlOrence, o9 trat Zig tilbage. gio9le fabt
o9 andre Steoer bet oeftli9e Soma o9 sftlige l%ebruita,
men pebblebe at bore Wormoner.
vi biae MI fgl9e oDenn9bnte 8ognto9 bioere.
Sra 6lorente gift Rejfen til Sort 9earnep Nebraita,
iom man naaeoe ben 90. Qu9ut. Ser loa GmobasS nbi=
anerne Qejr; be iO9e me9et benigt imoo be tattels @mi=
9ranter.
0en 8efen al Reiien iOrtiattes unoer Sult, auloe,
Oberfalo at Snoionerne, stampede al 8retoprene,
8sosialo poa @runo al sD9oom o9 llomattelie blanbt
Gni9ranterne.
gn Morgen fonbtes i%aaleoss iDo al @mi9ranterne
frosne libel!
enOei9 naaeoes 3ion, men en- ne9et ~betpoeli9 Bel at
ben g'egejtrin9, bpormeo man iatte no fra 8anmart, bar
tsnet paa gejen. Saaoanne BOG TOM unoertioen oa9li9
til bet M 3ion, beso9rre ierli9 fra England og be
itanoinabiite 9anoe!
Gen, iont i~nteresierer fig for at leie ON ct lignenoe
BOG benbeo 10 Qar ienere. b%enbiier ie9 til ben betenbte
6rit9nter % SIR. Wifeliens Qebneosftilorin9 Cos gn-
eelos 1866, boor man fra Sioe 24-59 oil fnoe, bbao
man ieger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
: 81. gete eOuntD fnOes 2lOl fsOte i 9onmatt.

s 3eHen al 6ountierne lltab iinoes ogiaa DANTE,
men unoer 80 perioner, boorfO OF be lite n9Ones Der. &c
for bpert GOuntp anfsrte 3al maa multipliores meo 2!
for al TONNE til bet ri9ti9e Reiultat. 8isie BAL raabe
til ben oanite airte ON pli9tfOrlsmmelie oberfor bet be-
troeoe, plistfori smmelie OOeriOr De f%Orfsrte og ialone. @io
oenne @st MATTE bliOe bsrt baaoe 8anniart og Der /
9onoet. Ger er tun ct, iom fan frelie Nerben fra Ssorta=
belien, ogiaa fra 6Ortabelien Mormonismen, o9 bette
enc er gban9eliet ON Subs Naaoe Griftus SeIus, Dor
Serre. Waotte bette eoangelium blibe bro9t til lltab -
O9 BET mart.
N~aturli9bis er Wlisionen Der p%anitelig 6si @rao,
ioroi ben bar beret forismt iaa len9e, foroi Mormonis-
men bar en- me9tig 6Orbunosfele bet ~naturli9e Menne-
iebierte, os lille minof Den tsoeli9e banffe Natur, o9
forbi Yilbiarelien er en- a%anoeli9 Wa9t, bois Mobitanos=
OQroi in9enlunoe bsr a9tes rin9e. 90 iior Ol Wlislioren
MI bore paniteli9, foroi Der be iensre 9ar er gaaet li9e-
iOm en- M iataniit 0ettelie esnnem MOrmOnfoltet, foen
lltab bleO Opbsiet til Stat llnionel. Misiionen lltab
er oanitelig, men at ben itulos bore umulie, Tan fun ben
meme, iom iHe tror, at Dor Bro er ben SER. iom oper-
Oinoer 8eroen. Stuae bi lite bore nleo til at ubpine
no0et al bette msrte 9apitel ben oanite uopanorings Sis
forie? Utah er en- 6%efanoi9 Sruofel MOB ben a~meritanIte
MisiOn, Os ben oanite Mormonisms er en- Stamplet ben
Oanits artes Siitorie.
2unns bi lite 9ere no9et til at biite oenne Stamplet
a2 Seq luoer bette Spsr9smaal 9aa pioere og ffal
oermeb flute oenne Cperfist ober ben oanite Mormonisme
Gortlettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
IL. Sanlfe Wormoner | Mmerifa.

Sfslge Statiititten fanbtes Der 8 anmart 1860 =
1857 Wormoner 8annart, 1870 = 2l28, / 1880
1922 % 1890 = 94l, = Ter tunoe nltiaa innes at bore
5ilba9e9an9. g}sn BET er oiItlot tun tiliDnelaoenoe, ibet
Neogan9sn itploes llopanoring til Qmerita. Be nefe
Mormoner iinoes Splanb. / Aalbor9 o9 Qlarbus Sitter.
3 Narene 1875-1683 u~ooanoreoe Der alt 975 Mormoz
ner fra 8anmart, altaa no9et ODER loo bpert 9ar. 3
iamme 3iosrum nopanoreoe Der aft 81 725 Qerioner ira
8annart. Meo andre Orb bill bet ii9e, at noqet mere
END bber %. ~llooanbrer fra 3anmart Qarene 1888
bar Mormon! = 3enne tsoeliee Setts Wisiion er aliaa
meget lon9t fra al bore ftanoiet t 9anmart. CAB os MI
iG, bbor mango oanite Wormoner Der finoes Qmerita.
Dig betenot finbes be oanife Wormoner, meo llnota=
gelie aino9le faa og imaa Weni9beoer al be i~aotalote Sole
litter, " poitaipotamie &c., Soma, bobeoia9elig Staten
lhab. Gremoeles tor ie9 oiii s@a uo fra Tom gioet, at be
a0erfsite 3anits, Tom finoes lltab. ere Wormoner.
Sfslge De 6orsnsoe Staters 6enius al 1890 fanotes
Der Utah 9023 gerioner. iom bare fsote 9onmart, %
16, 858 p%srioner, fsote 9anmart o9 amerita. Den ioae
a%n9ipelis bill lies, at be 16, 858 bare bells fsote 7anmart
og bells Nmerita al banife Jor9lore. Wen Colt, iom
meme at iOritaa fig paa ben 3in9, p%aaliaa, at man for at
TONNE til ct ri9ti9t Reiultat an9aaenoe 8aniternes gntal
| Qmerita, maa multipli0re Ballet paa be fsote 8anmart
meo q. anpsnoes oenne Re9sl, iom oifinot uoen Reito
fan fsl9es, for lltabs ~0eotommenoe, iaa timber man, at
Saniternes glntnl Der er 9023 K q . &c, 557, / Sanobeo,
ite no9et life 3ol. 2G9ges bertil be 975, iom ftnoss /
Ganmart, iaa iinoes Der altlao 90, $50 Wormoner 9ers
ben, bpiltst er 90, $50 fOr mango.
an9aaenoe De 8anites ~Ioroeline / lltab boiettes
fslQenoe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
st $50 eleftrilf S1lte
-UB
en- Kasie meo Solpparer for
flln 1926.

6or enbnu en- Tort Glib bile ri ienbe
Uem ct at pore bersmte Nr. 4 eIeftriIte
Batter nab Rpsupparater, iOm bar 80
fore eIettriife Seller. lamt iets eIe9ante
ieIupletterebe Ysrbtniue, lets eIe9ante
ieluplettereoe Safer, Jets eIe9ante
Spiisteer, tets eIe9ante 3e'feer, for Den
ubsrte biaise pris af fun $2.95. lu.
timber al anbefuIinser fra 6olt, lOm
exc bIspne beIbrsoebe ueo gru9en al
pore Better, Ii9se til @fteripn paa port
Rontor.
Bore elettriifs Batter ere iaaleoes
t%onltruereoe, at be tunne ~lpRnbes til at
paste babe imaa o9 ltore perioner, o9
tunne brusss i%uuueI at 9errer iom at
Dumer. Gag Dem / a9t for Otter,
lisneIier af pore eIettriite Batter. Der
fnbes colt, iom PROBE at efterlisns
pore Rr. 4 sIettriife Y9lter, og iom
ieIee iamme for fulb Bris: $4,000.
5or at fire Dem ben rette Sla9s, maa
De Ienoe 8eres Orore birefte iii os,
sler issnnem en- al Deres lotule A9en=
tel for pore BQlter. ON pi ineen
asent bur / Deres Nabolas, ienb ba
Deres Orbre til os. 0i enife lotale
asentsr | etbuert Settlement. Striu
efter Dor BrQmieIiIte. Yi pile lenbe
8aIte os SsIuuurcr c. O. D.. 1926.
til bpiltet iom BELT @tsprestontor /
De 6orsnsbs Statsr. De tan ba nm.
berisSe bet tiIienbte, Os ON De timber
bet of pare fulotuo tiIfreositiaenbe / en-.
buer 5s%nisenbe, betaI ba gtsprssaeen.
ten 1896 os Omtoininserne, os gGI,
tet os Sslpparerne ere Deres. 8 mob.
fat 6aIb tan De ienbe bet iiIba9e paa
Dor getofnins. Om De ienoer Bers
gene meb Srbren uine ri pberIisere
ienbe Dem ct Bar etltra 9obe 6obtorts
%iaoIer.
SenO Os Deres 0cbre / Dag. Striu
0eres Naun, Bolt % 5tsprestontOr
tpbeIiot % abreSler ale Brsue til
+. {. Peterson electric Belt 60,
Isl, 1s3, 1875 Roin Str.,
9teliou yRlnu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Wnbefaling.
-Rfn Norf 6itn.2 2L1

Reu BORT 6itp 2. 2lpril 1899.
@obe 9srrel
Seq Tan lite totte Gem NOT for ben
fore 9ieIp, Deres eIettriife gGlte bar
pbet mig. Seq iOler ubmGrfet. for
jes bespnbte at BRUCE 0eres gGItr,
tunoe ies uIbeIes lite Orbsioe, ia, par
lite | Stano til at 9aa op ao 3ruppen
ueb min e9en 9jaIp, men nj efter at
baus brust Oeres Or. 4 eIettrifte gGIte
/ to Tiger, tan ies uorette uIt Sloss
arbsjbe. Seq fan lite refommenoere
Oeres geIte NOT. Wine Benner iise
bet er ct fort giounoer. Seq bruser
aloslss in9en Webicin, ba leg Foler
qanlte ubm9rtet. Waa Sub pelii9ne
Gem. Bar iaa uenIi9 for inbla9te
$500 at leuoe mig ct mere at 0eres
Batter, % SeIuuarer. Oct er for en-
Of mine 0enner. Senb bet laa mart
iom muligt.
ON ncsen uiloe onite en- @nbefaIin9
al Deres Better, q ba iaa COB at
benuiie benz til mig pr. Sreu eler igens
mem vDunlferen". Seq ftaI bIiue me=
get 9lab ueo at anbefaIe bet.
Deres tutnemmsIi9e % meO al NsteIie
Mrs. Olga 8ermoutb,
l204-3rb 9lpe., Gew BORT @itu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

penseue ere montague mso Cat til
Mr. $. s. peterion. &pitterinser
bile fsIse | ben loren. banIfe 6irfes
Vlaoe.
YaitOr 9. ). 9itersaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

$ Murts Wtauneo bar leg ioIst 2e
YGltsr efter DDanitereu"s @uuisniue;
80 Gts. Stt. bIiuer 80. 10 til Den
loren. ounife 8irfe", buiIte ere ufeue=
rebe iii gaitor g. 5. Dfersaarb.
8. Is. Beteron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-27
Summer Cars Anticipated.

The withdrawal of a number of the
reiitted cars with modern equipment
in the way of motors from the lines
on this side of the river during the
past few days and the substitution of
cars propelled by the more noisy, but
less speedy, SO-horse power motors,
will doubtless have its sequence in a
day or two in the sending over of the
portion of the new open car equip
ment designed for this side of the
river. supported by the trucks
and motors from the ears which
have been taken off. The new cars,
which are of the same pattern as the
summer outfit now in use in the COM
PAWS system, are of Pullman make,
and are tirst-class in all respects.
They are numbered from 80 to 81 in
elusive, cars 75. 76, "a and rs being
lettered and designated for the Fourth
avenue Rock Island and Moline line,
and 81 and so for the Prospect park,
Elm street and Fairmount line. This
distribution will enable the company
to tit out one line complete in Rock
Island and Moline-the Fourth ave-
nue-such rs it has had in Davenport
for a couple of seasons. while at the
same time it will have few scattered
among the other lines on both sides
of the river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-27
His Mind stu CIenr.

Mr.. Pneer had been run into by a
street car. He was taken to the nearest
drug store, and a surgeon was hastily
summoned.
1.-The thigh bone is dislocated," an
nounced the surgeon after brief ex-
animation.
Here, you'll" he continued, turning
to muscular bystander and grasping
the sufferer firmly around the body.
Pull his leg"
what! Already?' groaned Mr.
Pneer, opening his eyes and placing his
hand on his pocketbook. - Chicago
Tribune.