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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-30

200 pair extra size CO.
white Blankets, OCC
so pair extra size q 0E
fine ali wool white Al VII
Blanket. WV
20 pair all wool AT
scarlets blankets, II Ar
size 72sS0 in. worth IN
$1,000. AV
90 pair fine al 4 NJ
wool scarlet blank st 4.UO
1914, worth S.. ~~
.!. e. ! Es's ? :a T 81 e.
silver grey, full e r~'~~
pounds weight, We rth 81 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-30
DON'T FAIL To SEE

Those Silk Plush and Embroidered Caps and Hats 40 cents
Those Bedford Sailor Velvet top Hats all shades 50 cents
That great sacrifice Coas &c., osc S. 49, $a9S and $eS
The immense bargains Fus 3oc 4Sc $Ioo and $I6o
The grand offerings Silver Plated Ware and 74c
That Bankrupt purchase of Shoes for and IS oc
The Gents Furnishing and Clothing bargains that appear below
The sale Linen Scars Spashers Laundry Bags such
sacrificing figures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-30
-AMUSEMENTS.-
MRS. EMMA P. EWING

CHATAUQUA SCHOOL OF COOKERY.
Will give a course of eight
lessons, Zone each afternoon,
from 2 to $3.50 oclock,) be-
ginning Wednesday, Nov.2,
in DR.. Carrie Tiffany's gym
nasium rooms, basement of
Fletcher Building.
Course of Lessons $500.
Single Lesson SOC
Tickets on sale at Hyde
& Humble, also Wichita
Book Company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-30

For 90 Hne Silkoline Com
$1.9s. forts, best cotton fill
ed, worth So.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-30

Parties having railroad tickets which
they wish TO dispose of can seud same 10
w. II. Baker & Co, railroad ticket brokers.
Manhattan hotel. Wichita. Kan, (nem
hers American Ticket Brokers' associs-
tion), who will allow you liberal prices for
same and make prompt remittance.
dfln
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-12-30
A RARE CHANCE FOR MEN OF MEANS
For Sale at a Bar0din,

nNE OF THE BEST CATTLE
~ Ranches in Northern Arizona.
The property consists of everything
necessary for the carrying on of the
cattle and horse breeding business,
together with 10000 to $4,000 head of
cattle and 700 or 800 horses-"good
stock" Property will be sold at a
sacrifice on account of bad health.
Will sell one-half or whole.
For particulars address: G. B.,
Postoffice Box 8S, Prescott, Arizona
Territory.
jan27tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-12-30

i, UEO, ;. NINON,
Cashier of the above named bank, do sol
emnly swear that the above ststemen t is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
GEO. S. NIXON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 10Th
day of December, 1892.
c. CHENowETH, Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
+. d. SwEETsER,)
VIM STOCK, Directors
CHAs. KEMLER,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-12-30
Report of the Condition

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
4 of Winnemucca, at Winnemucca, in tbs
State of Nevada, at the close of business
December 9th, 1892:
RESOURCES:
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
A Singular Blackboard.

When Mr.. Whymper was in Quito he re
ceived a polite message from his excellency
the president of the republic, expressing
wish to see him. Accompanied by Mr..
Hamilton, the British minister, Mr..
Whymper obeyed the summons. The presi.
dent received him without formality and
with much cordiality, dismissing a visitor
"a colonel in the Ecuadorian army-to the
farther end Of the apartment.
The president became interested in Chin
borazo-'I should have thought it was 30
900 feet high at the least" he said, and
asked for n description of the ascent. This
Mr.. Hamilton proceeded TO give him. Mr..
Whympcr continues:
Finding himself in want Of blackboard
and seeing nothing more : l.e one than a
black chimneypot hat which was on the
table Mr.. Hamilton used il to Illustrate
the spiral ascent, and excited uy admira-
tion by the vigOr and accuracy with which
be traced our route rs he drew deep fur
row through the shining nap to show how
we sank in the snow.
While this tete-a-tete was progressing,
the president leaning forward on his el-
bows, intently following Mr.. HamiltOl's
discourse, | noticed a movement at the
other end of the room, and glancing
around found that the colonel was writh-
ing in agony.
1t was his hat, and be was on the point
Of exploding with suppressed rage at see
ing his Sunday headgear used as black
board for that wretched gringo." He
glared and scOwled, and seemed ready TO
spring forward and assassinate all three
of US.
Mr.. Hamilton was quite unconscious
that he was raising storm. but the presi-
dent noticed my glance, and turning his
head perceived the state Of affairs. His
smile caused our minister to look up, and
he dropped the hat.
With grim humor-which I fear made
the colonel 60 over TO the revolutionary
party-the president requested Mr. Hamil-
ton 10 continue, as he wa much inter
ested, and then 10y . fcw silent touches.
which fortunately went i1 tae direction of
the nap, the ascent was completed.-
YOUTHS Companion.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
What Carlyle Wrote of reunyson n.

Tennyson, in his prime, was thus de.
scribel by Thomas Carlyle to Ralph Waldo
Emerson on Aug. 5, 1874: 'Oue Of the fin
est looking men in the world A great
shock Of rough, dusty dark hair; bright,
laughing, hazel eyes; massive aauiline face
most massive, yet most delicate; Of sal
low brown complexion, almost Indian look
ing; clothes cynically loose, free and easy;
smokes infinite tobacco. His voice is mu-
sically metallic, fit for loud laughter and
piercing wall. and all that may lie be-
tween; speech and speculation free and
plenteous. / do not meet in these late dec
ades such company over a pi1en-Nsw
York Tribune
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed propossls viii bs received at tie City
Clers'- once. Rock island, ILL.,, until Hondas,
Dee 10, 1891 a. O'Clock p m. for constructing
he improvement ordered by o-din snce OF
ssfd city entitled An ordinance for the con-
RI ruction OF . storm rain from the west side of
Seventeenth street and Ninth d Tenth avenues
10 the vest .ide OF Twenty-ffth street, passed
Nov q, 1893. Plans and specifications for said
improvement en- the City Clerks once.
Al bids must be accompanied with oertl1ed
check in the sum Of $500 for the proper perfor N
arc. Of he contract IL secured
The city reserves the right 10 reject Any
and all bids
Specinealious on Gle At the city clerks once.
Rseh Island, NJ, Nov. Se 1889.
kSEA R1 KoIHLsB,
CITY Clerk
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
4 Sear,s Skin


II we look at lady's sealskin jacket, we
at once observe its rich brown color, and
the velvety soiJuess and denseneSs of the
fine hairs coT-3 pnsiaS it.
IL this be CON pared with the coarse. hard
or dry salte,i s,-.n as imported. or, still bet
ter, with the coat Of the living fur seals,
one is struck with the vast difference be
tween them, and wonders how the coarse.
oily hooking, close pressed hEi- ot the live
animal can ever ;e transformed ITO ."
rich anQ costly garment above spDAen o..
Passics; cur fingers among the lairs of
the cat or Go,;, We may notice Gne snort
hairs at thy roots - Tire longer 5oarSei,
general covering; q q e animal. This is 20
called under f1r 1T IN the greater num-
Der OF aui.E..., Lee sas., a3irs ac 20 fe's
and Often - ..Is. -, q, .., ,Jl-4 E..la lively
speaking, losJ >i-lt II among what to oUr
eyes constitute ;ae coat.
The Ten2rk..,s feature then in the fCI
seals Is its a6uEdEncy and density. The
operation wrica the ssln undere oes 10
bring Oat. so 10 say, the fur, may ee briefly
described as follows:
The skin. al.sr being washed rec of
grease, etc, Is laid fat on the stree b, desh
side up. a fat knife i then passed ac-oss
the flesh substance. thinin. il 10 very
considerable extent. IN doing this the
blade sewers the roots OF the long strong
hairs, which penetrate the skin deeper than
does the soft, delicate ones under the fur
The rough hairs are then got rid Of while
the fur retains its hold
A variety of subsidiary manipulat ons in
which the pelt is softened and pre- served
are next gone through.-Exchange-
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

IE recovering from Its sSful dose on
the S,h OF November the Lincoln (Neb
JourUsl drops into poetry as follo~s:
Backward, turn back ward, O time in
your a ght, give us victory Just for TO
night; wipe from our features the torrent
OF tears. take up the slack in the rope of
the years; turn bsck the clock till il reads
80, blot out the present unmerciful fate,
give us some hope for this nations coz
cerDs; chsnge the returns, mister, change
the returns. Backward, f1w backward.
d stream OF the age, seasoned tonigh,
with republican rage; blot iro1 our
vision stuffed prophets and crow. choke
on democrscY's blusteI and blow; JERK
from desp>ir few fragments OF hope
'keep good eve as We roll down th,
tlOpe-never mind now-it's too late
whist 4 scoopi Bring us the soup, mis-
ter, bring Us the sOup"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
swrH.rY wAI1r, A'torn's for pei
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sesled proposals. will be received st tie cit
co-k's office, Rock Island, H.. until Dec ls, 1872
at p. ", for constructiy & the improveHle ut,
ordered ny an ordinance of said ciy, entitled
"-n ordinance for the Improvement OF Twen
tieth street fror the south lire Of Ninth avenue
10 the north line Of Eighteenth avenue" pissed
August s, 1892, also An ordnance for the i'm
provemenI of Fourth ave uue from the west line
of FIR; street 20 the 81 line OF Twentieth stEee
and from the east line of TvrT street 10 ths
west lii Of Twenty four street. and of Twenty
fourth street frolu the south lin Of Third avenue
To the north line OF Fifth avenue" passed CT
IL, 1882. and for fu nj hing he mater al d dofnE
the work according TO the lans and spee ns
OIL e at the city clerks o ce.
Blal oids will c furnished on application.
Bids must be separate for e1ch improvement nj
above specified sno sccompan cd With certified
check in the sum of $500, ,-aysbe to the order OF
the OF said city, which shall become for
feltec 10 saiG city IN he bidder ehail fali 10
enter into contract with approved sureties to exc
cute the work for the price mentioned IL hIs bid
and according TO the plans and specifcstlons IN
he event that the eontrsct should be awarded to
him.
The right 10 reject any and sll bios or pro
posals is hereby expressly reserved hy said city
Rock Leland, III, November, 2o, 1872.
RosKRf koBHLBR-
City Clerk
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
lack OF Exc else.

Is one OF the prime causes OF hesdsc he
IN The winter. Persons accustomed 10
he pure fresh sir during the pleas ant
months are subject 10 this terrible an
nDyspce ~ this time of the year A
BOON IL offered in Krsuse's headache csp,
suiss. which ia guaranteed TO cure ANY
slD5 of 3 headache no matter what the
--use. Headache caused by overiudul
SeaCe 10 food OF drink late at night. can
Js pFeYep'ed by ,aEi-g oUe Capsule De-
lore rr,i5ing and one ir the morning
One MIMI e.
One minutes J.c-. Ut.eu makes 3 great
Ihefeuce-a one minute remedy f..
Bronchitis. choosing up Of The tnrost
lugs, etc, Of course Is a greet blessing
Cub b Cough Cure ls su h remedy
Lu5sb Co3sh Cg-r-O1e Minute
suoze n.
j 0 ~. RgWtu, Ds 40 mes, lows,
h.ig Snow 5oold a. Carroll. Ios
n-.ggl Exposure Gu raced sew r,
Old After several lsei - trIA.s 0f v,r-
us Talusd.eg n purchased d bottle o,
aa,o -al1l Cure. aaG says The cuI,
,-s 4la-ic.i. ana alter tik..g Two dose
.- -uu. Sgrathe fr ely, ana eI " Il 60 c
esp ,E4J .ieAL LLaIs.uTh, q. AnotLeI
$50 IS ou record here lady had Uoi
itp more rhau one OF wo hours - nie b.
n moI.1s, wbo rfler using only one
'H. sil, w.- vel sra h-uuH,
To You ave
tJr'lgIe Lone ct. fair in the side
ore rruat, SpraiLs, Sorsless OF the
ussl2 Then have il no more but u,
Z .---c &, ruau Oh.
GI1Hh g. uEG CIr One Einute.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
LEGAL.
DETiTIOS To SELL REAL ESTATE

STATE OF ILLINOIS }.s.
Rock ISLAND COUNT.
To the December term-lA. D. lsss.of the soanty
curt. n probate.
m the matter Of the es,ats Of william D. John
son, deceased.
John Schafer. JY., Administrator Csa tssaB7,-
a ano<ro Of the last will and testament OF VIII
i'm \ johnson, deceased, petitioner. vs. Jonn
. Jobnson Myron Ellsworth j hnson, charles
Irwin ,,ohneop, Niiiiaa c. Johrson- samuel U
Johnson Repecca Stsniey, Anna Hewitt, Martha
Bepiar1 n " artha L. Martin, Sarah l.. Hewltt,
Rila e Ricken snd Emma *. Martin, oe1eho
cpts-PeiftoE TO sen rea s-tafe 20 pay deots
The The above nAme non res,denf oefendante,
and each o: thsm. 49,. -,
Affidavit Of your non-resdence having oeen
iled in lhe Office of the clerk OF Fad county courl,
notice e he-eby given 10 yos that the ABOVE
mar ed petiiiof er has nlcd III said eours
nj petition for The sale OF real estate OF which
aid W iiiam " johnson diet seized,
In which you nnmeo atIennaA's
that summons has been dull Issued IN
.aid cause agains. you returnable TO the next term
Of said county court u be beg and no der al tne
CONT house Ia the city Of KOck sand IL sald
county on the first Monday Of december, A ID
1872 atWhich time aud place YOU viii appear and
Ole ad answer OF lemur 10 said petition u You see
6t and IN q, your defautwilI be entered unless
you appa a. in said court by the hrst Monday OF
the JauHar term next. ooo
Rock Is : AND, H., November IL A. D. leSz
HJA-AAb KOHL sh,
ClerA OF said court.
SwrHNEY aWAlbIF, A;torns for petition.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

ST LOUIS Republic: President Harri
son Is in favor Of excluding from this
soun,-g n immigrants who are poor and
ignorant. When he dies aud goes to his
select heaven he VIII no doubt fad ex-
low $50 600 yesr unless they we're well
educated enough to read the Lstir
quotations in the oack OF the dicnon-
a-V
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
"AwavI Awsyi There is nger here
A TribIe phantom Is bending near;
With no human look, with no human breail

With no human look, with no human breath,
He stands beside thee-the hAunter-Deathi
II there is one disease more than another that
comes like the bidden guest at anquet, 1t is
Catarrh lnsidiSusly it steals upon you, with no
human breath it gradually like the octopus,
winds its coils about you and crusEes you. But
there is medicine, called DR.. sage's Cd arri'
Remedy, that can tear you away from the mon :
ter, and turn the syEh e point If the reaper he
makers OF thie wonderful remedy oier. in good
sith, q standing reward Of $500 for an ineurab Q
ease Of Catarrn in the Head
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

follow Senator Pslmer's example snd
make public canvass for re election in
1894. That would be in accordance ~iib
the wishes OF the people OF Illinois. They
would he delighted 81 the opportunity of
giving = good popular majority sgaiasJ
Cullom so ss TO settle the matter def
mite v
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
When the Cat Was Sacred.

In the Middle Ages brute animals
formed as prominent part in the devo-
tional ceremonies Of the time - they had
in the old religion Of Egypt. The cat,
Elurus, was embalmed after death and
buried in the city Of Bubastis, because, ac-
eordiug TO Herodotus, Diana Bubastis. the
chief deity of the place, was said to have
transformed herself into cat when the
gods fled into Egypt.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

A strange story comes from Wellsville,
Mo, where a stroke of lightning about six
years ago is said to have left on .he ceiling
Of n church IN image Of n human face.
Nobody dared todisturb it, and it remained
until the recent removal of the church.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8 1892

LADY soMERsET thinks English women
are more interested in politics than Amer
can women
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
NOTICE oFAPP- -ICATloN FOR TOLL ROAD

To all whom il may concern:
Setice Is nereoy given that the uudersig ned the
Drury Toll Road Company, corporation, will 81
the next session of tie county board OF he
county Of Rock Islsni in the state Of lllnCis &c
be hed in the couT, hoase building in the city of
Rock I-lsnd. in ssid comfy, on the 18th day OF
december, A. d. 1892, pc ito a.d aDqly 10 the
said county board for leave to establish a gravel
1o road from the Illinois end OF be bridg Of tn
Mu>catire Bridge Company across the nississi pp
rive al MuscaJnc, Iowa. and III. nee runnin 1
s .outheasterly direction &C, oss tn low lsrd- tc
the bluffs, connect with p8blic highway lea =
Ing over aid bluffs. comm n ' known tine &" Ill.,
portions Of The pu5li highw4s heretofore existing
cross said low land, ~ which tim. aud lace you
can appear aud p. heard If you see II do 20.
Da.ed ~ Rock Island. NJ. Noyembe. Il, A D.
1892 RURY T IL. ROAD COMP Ny.
SwyENEY h WALKER, AJi'Ys fer said Drury Toll
Road Comp n!.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

The Gou.d and Huntington lines il
Texss are 10 be conso ids'ed into one
gran system.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

Mr. HARRISON il entirely unable t,
eondease. HIS message is SIS long
WINGED bs Dsko-s n zz .rd.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

~ am occupied in the factory " Z a uarj {
Lea, goth st-ett Moline. IL a.iC an IS yFar~ of
ae, 3 ne d's-r se ad eziste- for q. past five
years and suppose the syu ptOms were those Of
ordinary rGta n ] would b vc severe readAr e
uyerfry eyss. a. d found il cificut II brt H..
my nose heinl si1ip u AM a C Instant dis
charge into my throat. | had an throU Rh my
unRs, ana cou h. u ye, ow, strin y mucus !
"as way aking Old, and this ". uld make my
cise >e worse, n my thrOa Won h ssrc
hrd light sweat, no ] VS. citing discouraged.
How long nao been u d T treat llt nj? Not quite
one WOn.h, ard al ny trouble has -toaper. O
hat 90 no require aus more Treatment. ! san
not too strongly &c anyone HiilG y Il c ed to
py f5r tfeatment, - IN pc-fec IL sati led
with my case
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

of
the Eye and Lar and the s obstinate and ue Chronic Diseases
ne world he is not to ass with the ordinary
he visits of the
city. become confirmed nids from the
lack OF skilled and medical and altrt1ren
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
WHATISCATARRH? ?
An Answer to a Question That
is Asked Daily.
A Disease That Has Become so Com
mon in This Country That it Has
Been Called National Affeclion-I 9
Various Phases-What is Catarrh, aud
What Portion Of tie BodS Does it
Eject.

Many people lAscr under . mistaken idea that
cs arm means simply discharge from the nos
trile, vi hawking and -pitiing Of mucus; but
10 the observing physi ian who makes specially
OF treating e. e OIseste the word 'cstarrh" means
more. Experience has taught rs that cs'arrn il
by no means confined to the heSd but that the
entire system Is frequently sfec ed by H. Thus
We have
Cstarrh Of the nose, ng frontal he3dsches
or neuralgia. . sense OF dullness, or drowsiIess
dizziness, coIfusion of thoughts, etc
Cstarrh Of the throat bronchial tubes and
lungs, causing core throar. gh, hoarsepess,
entire loss Of voice. bronchitis ssthma- pnes-
monia, ere.
Ca,srrh Of the stomach, (dyspepsia). ca au.ing
indigestion, hesrtburn, water brash, ses. fetd
breath. palpitstion OF The heart, shortness Of
breaih etC.
Cs,arrh of the bladder, causing diabetes
Bright's dIsease, etc.
Catarh OF the bos els. causing alternate dla:rhea
and constipation, pains and cramps, and disorden
OF that portion CT tn oody.
In fact, catsrrh af cts, more o. lese, all ths
mucus surfaces Of the body, CO sing severe local
or neurslslc or rheumatic paine IN the che 1 and
under the scouider blades weakness n emscis-
ton and often consumption and pa-s ysis.
Mr.. shallene has q few conciss remarks to
make.
Am eorrz took treatment at the Scott Medical
lnstitutet No, sir, but had tried so many ca, es
hat did not suppose there was any real cure
for ss'srrh- now fad was hap lily mistaken
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
SHEHIFF'S SALE

by virtue of an execution and fee bill No 6i6o
issued ont of the clerks Office OF the circuit court
OF r cs Island county. II the state of Illinois
and 70 me directed. whereby am commanded TO
make the amo1nt % . certain judgment recently
obtained a~AiE - TIE i>si-tipDi Vale. MANN
factErers' Mutual Union IT SUI, nee Company in
iavGr ol Z. WinNn's for usr II = III. Van Dn-
sen o.t Of the lanCs. tenement, goods and chat
i..s of the said defendants, The AisSi 81 pi
Valley Manufacturers Mutual U,ioG Insurance
Com-a p, have levied upon the following prop
eTty to-vij.
The undivided one-fourth (IS) nte- esi in the
fol'ovi .scr be- premise :. to-wit: The west
haf !. AZ The half ~ o the east hall =.
oi lot e. and the vast nalf t5s) of rhc ea~t
hrf ~ # lot 'hrte 81, az in block nine 90 situ-
ate d IN that Jart of the cry OF Moline kDoSn a.
OiG Town in ock Island county. stare % illinois.
Therefore. according os.l1 command / snSllCx
Jose FOR sale AZ public auction all the RIGHT. Jitle
and interest OF the above named, The NisSiss ppi
Va ley VI nufactareG>' Mutual ni1n Ins rance
company in and the above de- cTibe6 properly,
aturdsJ the cath day of Dee mher 1892 ai3 oclo k
d IN al the north door Of the court house
in the city OF Rock Island in the county of Rock
Island and state OF Illinois, for cash in hand, 10
satisfy ssi5 execution and fee bill.
Dated al Rock Islam ;his 9Th dsy Of Dscem-
Der, a. d. 1892.
C. D GORDON.
Sheriff Of Rock Island Oun'y, Illinois.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
A W. GLBAsoN

Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken intern ally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. S-nd
for testimonials, free
Adoress z ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. o.
sold by druggists. 75c
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
All Diseases |
The SIS Rae Holds Good tor Al cr
These

Eve collars month until cured. rot only FOR
Ca arrh, but for al diseases This irc udes
as'hm=, teH, drops = dysp STA. loss OF voice,
aueresoia. or loss OF appetite. often caused by
ca: b Of the stomAc b al disesssa # the luIG
-tnbercuiusis or Consumpt On. in its ca ly ST Fes
positively curea by the New Lung Remedy; infi
tFsiion Of the lungs. causing tightners. short
breathing, etc d;s ases OF the iver, kidneys snd
Ileen, bet melites, or watcry oneition Of
the bi od, Heut. BDg 81 ease. diseases Of the
bladder; heart dis eass valv lar ard functona I;
IN m'ir-l insuficiency, reducing arop<y, short es
of b cath genera debili y; stomach trouble il
~ its fOrms Suc"ess in treating catarr b of
stomach il p enomensi
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo. !
Lucas county

Frank J. Cheney mskes osth thss be
's tue senior partner of the firm OF F.
Coeney & Co.. doing business in the City
OF Toledo. County ard State sforess said
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
300 for each and every case of >s,srrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Balls
Cs'srrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
nv presence. thi, 9Th day of Deceu Der
A D. 1885
sEALl AW. GLaAsoN
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09
s =
A MONT

y NJ pat euts under tire tment before Dec. 13 b.
W b. treated u til cured for s. month This in
Cludes Consultatio- examination, treatment and
meul cine fer ail patients and TO- all disea-es
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-12-09

The offer holds gooi for six dsys more. Don't
pay any more. Go nowI IS. 30 month for all
disesses. The OF holds for Elk days now.
Take advantage OF il.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-24
DEATH or WILLIAM r. MEANS.

Mr.. William H. Means died at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, on
Wednesday morning of last week, Of
brights disease, aged 80 years, 7 months
and 81 days. Interment Thursday
afternoon; in Falling Water Cemetery
Mr.. Means was travelling salesman,
representing the well-known notion
house Of Jno. A. Horner q Co. He
was peculiarly successful in his chosen
profession, having one Of the largest
trades of any man g on the road. =
Few men were more popular or more
respected than he. He was quiet and
nnassunling, q thoroughly reliable
business man. He left a widow and
two children. Hewas the sldsss svh
Of Mr.. Noble B. Means, Of Baltimore.
and only brother Of Mr.. George a.
Means, Of this county.