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''PrckrD Or Fon E.srrA-

We're not eoinr 70 mention anything unsuitsd 10
the coming week.
Is aud 40-inch Black AIohsirs nj 25c. Sic. Soc.
b25rc: and 15c. ~ aud 50-inch MohAirs Of sSe -
al big vsli:e IN every inch
43-lncn blk Warp n 81 - and e1.J0
Fancy BrocAded M0hsir at &c. And something yery
desirable. Ioo
43-ineh Black Lace FIouncinss from 81 to ~ ysrd
4o-inch Tucked and Hem,titched Irish and India
linon fionnclngs zoe. 90 S2 so stylish snd superior
sSo-lnch Moohlled Cashnleres In Terra Gotta Csrdi
nal Myrtle, lans Brown, olive and all the lead ne
shades Only 25c. And only" means q good deal
Heavily frinxed Embroidered ",hswlcssa.-fhs
dressy spring wrsp-e3.S5 % Sl2. A large vArlep.
livery lady should have one.
A BIG DRIvEi
You'll have 20 call for them. We shanr fore thrm
on you. But have just fifteen plene> 81 3-fnch
Diagonal DreS- 6vods IN the stafls shsdes ulso< ~
sell ior 25c- Well cut you pattern az No. sordt-
Yard prices and yard measures every ttns- Asa
novelties for Faster we've said No sbous
CARHART LRID1
PHILADELPHIA STORE
mis- s:s ssh H. and 1os Z O. A.
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"Iarch goes out like a lamb; see its pretty
white fleece" is what the poetic young woman
said this morning 10 the horse editor as the
snow came down; and the horse editor who
knew what spring day was when he saw one
even if he hadn't seen one in this neighbor-
hood for long time, remarked that he still
thought as he had remarked. when the month
came i'll, ''Marcn goes out like liar"
Tint Senate Smelling Committee scarcely
realized a scent ON Its investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-31

Hundreds Of cattle are dying in the back
counties of West Virginia of starvation because
there no railway facilities by which they
may be shipped to market as fat beef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-31

The Maryland Archer is not such a bad
marksmau after all 1t will not be surprising
ii he docs not make ss5o, 600 on. Of a possible
$4,000
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SHOOTING STARS.

Supervising Architect wind-r;m has name
that fits the late meteorological conditions per-
fecty
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The elements have whacked this broad land
OF freedom pretty hard lick between wind
and water.
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Neal Dow Of Maine was eishty-six years old
yesterday, and there is no doubt that if he had
fabricated the gudgeons of his soul with the
rare old juice OF corn and rye. he would now
be at least hundred and twenty five.
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Insignia of the Order Of the Bath-Soap,
towels and sponge.
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If Gen. Greedy thinks we want this weather
be is mistaken; he can keep it himself.
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The furniture manufacturing establishment
OF J.W. Davis d Co., Louisville, KY, was de-
stroyed by IRE Saturday. Loss 10000; in
sured.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The National Geographic Society announces
an illustrated lecture by Prof Carl Sumholtz
at National Eifes Armory next Thursday even
ing. Subject: Life Among the Australian
CAnnibais." Admission 30 cents. Tickets at
BrentAao's tomorrow
A weekday fair for the benefit of Grace ME
Church, 9Th and streets, will be held in the
lecture room April l, and 3. Admission 10
csnts- A musical program will be presented
The entertainment for the bene bit OF the poor
by eminent local talent takes place at Masonic
Hall tonight Tickets p cents.
Tickets for the benefit of the newsbcys at
Music Hall April Is are on sale at Meberotts,
81, IS, so and Is cents. Bids for boxes will be
opened on the 10th. For particulars see ad-
ysrtisement.
DR.. Wilmer Of the board Of school trustees
viii deliver an illustrated lecture on Holland
nj the High school
tisan w.C.T.U.. will hold a macs meeting at
the Foundry Church. Tuesday evening, April
l. Addresses will be delivered by Hon Bed
Held Proctor, Maj. Gen. Sehofeld and others
Lincoln Post Fair will be opened this even
ins. senator Moody of South Dakota and Rep
resentstive Mckinley OF Ohio Will deliver ad-
dresses and the Third Artillery Band will play
The Light Infantry Armory is eIaborately dec
Grated for the Occasion
MIRA Edmund Russell will begin a series of
art talks At Wizards Hotel tomorrow at IL
o'clock The first subject will be ..Graee. and
how to get it"
They all Carried Dangerous Weapons,
Saturday night about u o'clock Adam D,ek.
son, young colored man. stood in the middle
of Caroline street and gazed about him rs
though he was either looking for somebody or
was frightened. His strange actions attracted
the attention Of Ofhcer sullivan. who placed
him under arrest. Adam had q loaded pistol
IN HIS pocket. which he said he was carrying
home from the place where he was employed.
THIS morning he repeated the statement 70
Judge Miller and was given time to produce
witnesses 20 prove the truth OF his claim.
John Wells got drunk Saturday night and
was IN the Jersey dairy about o'clock yester-
DAY. lie was arrested by Policeman Eaton
who found a razor on him. John told Judge
Miller that be was a shoemaker and had
worked az his trade in Poolesyille and Rock.
VILE John said he has been in hard luck
recently and his had To stop At a cheap lodg.
ing house. He assured the court that Ills rep
etAtion was good IN the villages where he had
worked and the judge told him that he would
make further inquiries about bYn.
Sonn waters, a negro, was disorderly In an
alley near 2lst and II streets Saturday night.
he had been engaged In a fight with a woman
be.ore Orcers Green and Peach arrested him
lie had In his pocket q dangerous weapon
made OF piece OF Carriage whip with an end
OF lead. John elaine that he found il 70,
carrying the weapon a fine of go was imposed
aud he vas fined Is for the disosderly conduct
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Appropriately Wyoming claims 'Sis.erhood'
in the States.
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This one came down from the Weather Office
at 10 30 am, ''co.d,r, far tcedtfer":
Oh, the snow, the beautiful snow.
How the fakes gather and laugh az they go;
q O
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best references. Address WIDOW. Star ofsc.. irs
W,AoSSTpEDD,..A1T HEApSuARTERs- POSITIONS
ma Ss3 Sssi Sas S1P: es:'
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Ma, Men and Tomen Cooks. CoaGhmsn. Butlsr..
this city rsisrences SIS Eth M i ~. A''H msi4s
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ny Keeper Q. Salesman " e ensrss.,e young man
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Aid Can furnish best of references. Address PHI on
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WANTED - EMPLOYERs-FOR FIRST GLASS
CIV servants WITH reference in every case, send
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WANSSITrEEl99 N sITUaTIoNs EoE WHITE AND
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ences Address ~, hOom %. SO2 st. M 81
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BOARDING.

I,oR RENT-wITH BOARD. TWO LARGE COM.
4 nIunicating Furnished Rooms ON second Floor .,
1882 New York ave. NV. m29-ot-
DC AND 80 MEs1 IHIETy-FoURTH ST., NEw
- . York Private Boarding. House. single or
en- suite; table and service of the beat; profninent
Washington references given and references reguisd
nl8-Bms
ID with good bour at the Auburn" Pa cor 3ea
ct. n. "; terms moderate. fl.i-.ila
rlNHE WEBSTER, ala 18TH ST. NV ;sTRANs-
u teats 81 aid Q 20 per day with board Per wesl
60 10 sS: headqusrters Tor sshtseers: daily stage 70
Arlington and points VI interest. uO l.Quors
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

I.
II. On sALE-slX- ROOM HOUSE LARaE IOl,
AstSV, seven rSoU Cctt~rc, hzndsokns shads. nns
ef i'.0n t.sy terul., four nlinutss from sta
s4UI " T. NM. NlCnnA Fairfax Co. Va nj S-1nss
NEANrFD-Ts Rt NJ $500, v.p>s ~e.D
rua,er 81 srrn. ~ - s's . .sSao0h term, -
-. :, :. - hoA w. s'Af "rnoe msi
tsth shll-SPLtNDln FARM OF as ACRFS
, located IN the hrpn beli of the Piedmont VALLEY,
IN u he~ frsbn Green ood DEPOT New t,ortSr~ srA
sIaoe Inrs.stlon b great summer resort kcbssls
az s1 y, 0hes heAs; .r,,s, $4,000
naSi-t Is H. WARMER a 90. 9l0 y II nv
r,oR SAtF. nrstp.p,.,,,,.,,. -,
II Acres oa lAit = River THrhrs, n.. 49,. As ~ g,s
sTo,,s. -, a noAr eAftsx tcoft
ns stable Abs, hsra chicken Soase H. A, ss, a..
la ,UnS, ais bun Ism ire 49, 4, :. "a -.
S25Oo or traded Tor ,ltN psoir-rty " ~ -
,,a,., N "snNhh 70.
s,,,,,.S,,,, az, - !" -.
v,Al.S CHI hCH BULLETIN
H An you seeking Suburban Home. II 80 tHke
t3ok AZ ! AS thnron, Na.the nnest .nhurtsn tosu
about Washington. Only - minutes out ne svanls
no malsiis no mos9uito-s abundance q shade, psrs
~ tnu seeu water 900 II above ws-hlhstoA The
~ and ~ Xxx Co. nave proihsei AdditionA train ser
wee on OF before Ma, The Irioss On the following
lroI~rty are extremely low and hold sood fcr
ose onty . -.
. itr New h"nse and Stacie; acres: be>uSfal locs-
tlh' minutes from station -. Sou
~. heN-e aud etah.: beA0iifl4 shade, sores -
eeltF ni Nlllake s-.uN.
,,n,d HOUSE NO S,stin: acres ireit ana snAds n
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Two LOAN-BY FISH 4 MILLER. 1918 F ST.
l. We have in cash hand ) 900, $1,000 and
S2,Ooo We desire to loan for years at yer
cent Oh city property. m25-it
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WANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF
w nee Everyday Working Women. Men. Boys aud
Girls; waiting Tor work-appiicatIous for govern
ment positions prepared. May Building. 9Th and
T. sts. NV. mL24-Ilts
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WANTED-AS EXPERIENCED FARMER WITH
w small family, TO take charge of and work farm
hear this city. Il. A. PHILLIPS 14l9 New York ave.
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$0OO. $4,000, ~ $4,000. 'i'V' $4,000.
ou city zeal estate. Lowest rates. No delay.
l.. A. MCINTYRE,
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EoR RENT-A GOOD Farm NEAE THE CITY
Il for sale OF rent. wanted q Good Farm Hand A.l-
Ily 70 or address CHA, United States Patent ONCE.
Room lO.. nlss-:it.
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IfOR RENT-DAhBY COTTAGES l2 LARGE PHI
waite rooms suitable for boarding house partly
furnished. stable Aud other buildings; 200 arus
from depot Apply TO ". h. DARBY, osithersburg,
rn1A-
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NJ ONEi TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
N1 on approved real estate security 8 aud per
cent charges moderate l.. II. 4. LEllOl.D,
nhlS-lm S.w. cor 18th and + SITS w
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FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT--STORES

FoR RENT-DEsIRABLE STORES AND CELLAR,
Il heated by steam, 1877 and 1879 ith st n W
AZ reduced rates. Apply H. o. HOLMAN. 1 9th and
4 IL mlS-lTt
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kUR sAIE-NINE ACKFs OF LAND AT sIoTT
Il station. or the Met. branch, T. and ORR TuIs
tract o. land irunts on the gv- road about ~ miles
north OF the city and ad.OiHs = proposed ncw sub
DIVISION tor price and further inquire Of
MESSoII, hll.GoA CO., 1907 fenn.ylysnls ave.
and 9TH II. and Louisiana ave. m.Sp- az
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WANTED-A LADY DESIRES TO FIND AN AT
w Tenant Tor an Invalid. who can combine the du-
ties OF nuree, maid and sexmstress with best city
references Address, for this week. Mr. t. Star Office
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WANTED-A WHITE PROTESTANT WOMAN
W as Nurse 10 Three Children. Address v. star
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Make order for Peaches Pum Japan Persmmons
cots Almonds Figs Sauma Oranges Texas Umbrella Trees Olive
Pecan Grapes Japan Medar anything else ne
eaf of the of money that the order
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WE WILL SHIP THE TREES.

If you want $1oo worth of trees sem
you want $50 worth Of trees send us SIS al
$40 worth of trees send US $40 and we will
worth send us SIS and we will ship $40 wort
the total of which is $1o or upwards (orders
panied with the full amount). The On
are that if, when the trees arrive, they are
then forward the other half of the total an
we represent them to be, we do not asI
you an opportunity to see what you are buy
anteesayou satisfaction. You may be very ST
isfy you, and you can readily see that it is
these trees will be figured are the same as 6
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CATARRH OF THE BLADDER,

l have been troubled since 1869 with
gravel and catarrh of the bladder; tried
several doctors, but got no relief. Finally,
at the advise of E. D. w. Parson, I was
prevailed upon to try DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite remedy, made at Ronuout, N Y.
The result was marvellous. After using q
few bottles was entirely cured and never
felt better every way than 1 do now Shall
be glad 70 answer any inquiries in regard to
case. S. N. ARNOLD, No. 1853, Plymouth
avenue, Rochester, N. Y. For sale by z.
G. M. /. drug store.
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Formerly $14.O0.

We have several Business Suits of ~ ty
Check Designs. good enough for any one,
All-Wool Cashmere and Farmer Satin
lined, suitable for all seasons and all coca
sions, and now
Cman,aIno. pn;aa 20 %
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A Great Liver Medicine

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
sure cure for sick headache, bilious COM
plants, dyspepsia, Indigestion, costiveness,
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the blood and make the skin clear They
also produce good appetite, and invigorate
and strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. Sold at rs cents box by 2.
c. M l. drug store
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AS result of the decision of the board,
the ballot box from poll l in the First pre-
cinct will be opened when Salt Lake
county IS again reached, and the ballots
counted. The votes cast for j. H. Rumel
and ]. H. Rumel, jr., will be certified
separately. 1t is believed that the number
of votes for Mr.. Rumel from which the
junior was omitted will not be sufficient
to give Page majority Should
such be the, result, however, the
matter will, Of course, be taken to the
courts. The ballots cast in poll of the Sec
ond precinct, where an error of six votes was
discovered and made the vote for treasurer
tie, will also be counted, and there is no
doubt but that count will leave the result
as it is. The frauds at Bingham and Muir
ray will be investisa tea in the courts, and
should the third Bingham poll be thrown
out Mr.. Toronto will not have to draw lots
| for the Office.
The average citizen was unable to see
the logic of the ru ing which declares that
| J. H. Rumel, ir., is not j. H. Rumel, and
| that H. Page is Henry Page, and great
many Liberals were indignant at the rep
resentatiyes on the boarl ''for counting
Rune. out.n Mr.. Rumel has not yet been
counted out, however, and it IS exceedingly
likely that he will be counted in.
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1t will be seen that the judges of election
evidently intended this tally sheet from
which / have made the last quotations as
list. intending it to be in compliance with
the statute, and / am strengthened in this
conclusion because the Utah commission is
furnishing these papers headed tally sheets
to the judges of election, make note at
the bottom, in which it is said: Two cop
les of abstract and tally sheet to be re-
turned to the Utah commission" In this
case, however, the judges have returned
but one abstract and tally sheet, being the
ones from which l have quoted.
Now, the question arises, what is the
proper return before this board from which
and upon which they are to canvass this
vote between Gallagher and Torontol 1t
is ably argued and strenuously insisted
upon by counsel for Gallagher, that in our
canvassing we are to be confined alone to
what is called here the abstract; and that
although it is mere statement in figures
of the votes cast for each one, and although
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PILES. PILES PILES.

from business. No CHARGE UNTIL CURE Is
EFFECTED. Consultation and examination
free. Refer to over one hundred who have
been cured by me in Salt Lake city within
the last two years. E'IsTULA, FIssURE,
STRUCTURE, ULCERATIoN and all other d.
seases Of the rectum treated successfully
DIR. CHARLES THOMPSON,
Scott Auerbach building.
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ballot box and recount such votes; but |
have conclnsively shown that in no event
can they send Tor the ballot box, unless
there appear upon the face of the returns
such discrepancies or irregularities as will
prevent the ineligible canvass of the re-
turns, and since it is not alleged that any
irregularity or discrepancy appears upon
the face Of the returns, the board simply
does its duty by canvassing tie returns as
made.
If the contention of Mr.. Hamer be true,
great wrong has been done to him, and
the judges of election are little less than
criminals, and, fortunately for the good or
der and the we'll being of society, our laws
provide means whel ~ Mr.. Hamer can not
only have his wrong righted, but the guilty
parties punished.
Secretary Sells then announced that the
decision If majority of the beard upon
questions raised, was as follows:
First The roturns include tally sheet
and ats tract
SPcoud-J H. Rumel, jr, is not ]. n.
Rumel and that H. Page and Henry Page
is the same person. That when there are
discrepancies, it is the duty of the canvas
sing board to examine the ballot box.
Third-That.in the C Use of Gallagher and
Toronto, ihe discrepancy justifies an ex-
animation of the ballot box.
Fourth-In the cases from Weber county,
from Brigham precinct and South Cotton
wood, the returns will govern.
Fifth In the Box Elder case the re.
turns from the judges last appointed by the
Utah commission are held to be the legal
returns.
SlxJh-That no further arguments will
be heard upon questions that have already
been discussed.
1t Is understood that on the first three
questions the hoard split, and that on the
last three the decision was unanimous.
When Secretary Sells finished reading
Arthur Brown inquired if it was intended
to send for the ballot boxes from those polls
in which votes were returned for j. H
Rumel and j. H. Rumel, jr.
Mr.: Sells announced that such was the
decision of the board.
! On motion of Judge Smith the board de
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REMOVED.

John Q. Cutler & Bro, agents Provo and
Deseret wooden mills, have removed tempo
rarily to 80 S., West Temple street. oppo-
site Grant Bros. Co. stable. Homemade
wooden goods, wholesale and retail, gents
suits made to order from our celebrated
oassimeres. Call and see US.
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). w. SKINNER,
Presiding judge of election.
w. j. De BRuLE,
Judge of election
w. G. BURTON.
Judge of election.
On this paper is set out list of the
names of the persons voted for for county
and precinct officers, and we lind, as be-
tween Gallagher and Toronto, the follow
ing:
County treasurer:
Votes cast for Joseph e. Gallagher, 1856
Votes cast for Joseph Is. Toronto, Al
Accompanying this payer is another,
which is as follows:
.sTalley sheet for poll No. 3, Second
precinct, s.. l. Lake county, Utah terri
tory.n
At the bottom of the paper is the follow
ing:
>, aNoTrcE.-rwo copies of abstact and
talley sheet to be returned to the Utah
commission"
Upon this paper are likewise the names
of the persons voted for, and with respect
to the treasurer we find the following:
County Treasurer:
!. Votes cast for Joseph Z. Gallagher
III, 4, 2, 1, l.
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The Troy Steam Laundry is famous for
its excellent work.
TRoY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Telephone 1872. 14a Main ST.
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Formerly $1,000.

We have but a few of 'em left In Sack or
One Button style, Cassimeres, Worsteds
and Cheviots materials, line Innings and fast
colors. Marked in plain figures $4,000.
Sweeping Price, $500.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28
CHANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court
Lonis Merchant VS.. Christina Travrse, Abraham
Merchant, Albert Nelson, Mary Merchant,
Susan Leary E. N. Merchant, Mary Zahniser,
Elizabeth Simpson, Jessie Smith, Sarah A Me-
Clellan, Bird Smirh, Annie Snyder, Phebe
Smith, Lucinda Silveris. Mary Eta Miller,
Julia Smith, William NJ. Grill, Lizzie Fyfe,
Minnie NJ Grill, Louise Horaer, Eva A. Wheeler,
Albert Merchant. James Mellon.
Affidavit having been filed in the office of the
clerk OF said circuit court that the said defen-
dants and each OF them are non-residents of said
state OF Illinois, notice is therefore hereby given
that the said complainant filed his bill OF com
plant in said court on the chancery side thereof
ON the 23d day OF August, A. D., 1889, and there
upon summons issued out OF ssid court, IN said
canse, returnable on the first Monday In Septem-
Der, A ID. 1889, as Is by law REQ uired, the same
being the first day of the next succeeding term OF
said court
Now unless you, the said defendants above
named, snd each of you shall personally be and APP
pear bt fore said circuit conrton the first Monday
in May, 1890 next. and plead. answer or demur to
the said complanant's bill of complaint, the same
and the matters and things therein charged and
stated, will be taken as confessed by and agains.
snch OF you as do not appear a. Aforesaid, and 9
decree entered against you accordig 10 the prayer
of said bill
RocE Island, H., March 90, 1890
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
ADAIR PLEAsASrs, Complainants solicitor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Crown dining hall. No. 170S Sec
ond avenue, is now ready Z, furnish you
the best meal In the city for % cents.
$50, 600 to loan on real es tate security,
in sums of 5000 and upward, at lowest
current rates Of interest. without COM
mission. E. w. Hurst, Attorney at
law, Rock Island.
Barth q Babcock, Den lists.
No, 1874 Second avenue. Special atten-
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates.
Surety on Bonds
Those who are required 10 give bonds
in positions of trust. and who desire to
avoid asking friends 10 become their
sureties. or who may wish to relieve
friends from further obligat ons as bonds
man, should apply to the agent Of the
American Surety CO.., of New York. d
ED. LIEBERKNECHT.
General Insurance Agent.
Rock Island, III.