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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
&LcnO auf 3ebcnsseit

fonnit 9u perben, mcnn 9u uidt bel 3eiten Der un9eniis
gcnben YerOaunng uuo man9elboften Aiiuiliruug Der
gtoDrulg abbilfit, mel1e Die iteteu uuo un3ertrennliden
8e9lejter ber Nerooiitdt iinb = ienes ltebels, geQen lpel=
Dies one mineroltideu, uarfptiiDen pber pegeto6tllIt5e
u~Specialmtttel" rur poriiber9ebenb befen. @uf Die @er=
bauuu95- unb MiTmilirungspr9oue baben bieie 9peciol=
nittel feline lpettere Wirtung, olS ite ouBer Srouuu9 5I
briu9en uno 5n idipd6en unb babIrD baS 2eioen, qeoett
boS 1e gebronft lprrbet. 81 oeriGGrfen. 3u ben I0lImnt=
iten uno gefdbrlibIteu Spmptomeu bon drpnilher yer=
oolitdt gebDrt bic S6lnflofigfett. $50 bieie oorIouoen,
ga lit Der Meg CUR bauernben 9eitigen St0rlug. &db=
nlirg uub Sum Stulnpfitnn niilnler lpeit. Milit 9u
pic Guelle oler bieler liebel n%er1toplen. 10 9e6raucbe po=
rueu SoIgeu permeioen fouuit. Sobalb Der NtoQeli nit
leiner &illfe lpieeer in Die ribti9e 8erfalung 9er6tb uub
fteat lid anb Der gd5laf mgieoer EN- rnS bern6iaegg Ii iinS e
ylerpeu. @rtdItuu9 nnb fSieber, 8beu,natlSmuS, 8ilio=
litdt uno @erItopfung r0umen Dor benz 9ttters baS SSelo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Gtne blutt9e Chat.
Der Sarbi9e Slaughter Don einem 3~dce9enoi=
fen in elmer Wirtb1daft eridofen.

Die Wtrtblc6aft bon S6neal & Slnttb,
1921 Stateitr., mar Wtittpo9 Mittag Der
SDauplaB zines Morbes, pel6em Elm
Weann, 9tamenS 6enrp Slaughter, gum
Opfer ftel. Oerielbe lit Elm Sarbtger,
tpelcber erit Dor &ur5em aus Wfempbls,
Senn., nad Gbtcago gefommen mar uno
an%icbetnenb feine belttmmte 8el6aftt9lng
bate. I'M 10 lt6r 8ormlttGgS betrat ct
nit benz 9leicbfauS farbtgen S~olepbQSrtgbt,
alias &ibbs, baS eripGbnte 2ocal. 9ebterer
trieb itc6 Sabre lang an Der 2eDce ais Stte~
felpuber uno 6dnbel1u6er erlten STANCES
lumber nno 9enteBt in Bolt5ettret1en ben
benfbar i6lc6tciten 2eumunD. Betoe ga
ben itd in Ser @trtbichaft elmer fletnen
&neiperei bin ltno i6ienen auf benz frell1oz
16aftlt61ten TuBe nit chamber gu ttebe1l,
bis @rigbt ietnen 6reun6 slaughter oaran
%erinnertc, boB ct ibm nob etne beftimmte
@eloiumme 16ulbe. Sn @elbiacben pflegt
befa1ntliCb bte @emiitbIibfett auf5uboren,
10 au6 bier. 8eibe macbten BET Der @rorz
terun9 Ser @elb7 unb SDulbfra9en etnen
iolben 2Grn, baB Der S6anffeaner ite
aufforoern muBte, ii3 CUR Sortiebung tbrer
erre9ten Debate in Das 0inter5tmner 81
b~e9eben. Sic sogen it6 babin 3uriid urb
iebten ibren. Streit in INNER frGftiger iperz
bcnoen S6impfporten fort, bis Soiepb
Brigbt etnen &eDolper 500 nnb 3 S6il1e
auf Slalgbtcr abfeuerte, bon pelben nur
elmer febl9ing. @dbrenb bie cine &ugel
in bic Musfelpartbie 6eS recbten Gberars
mes brang, traf Die anbere baS %Jtaien6ein
un6 brdng gerabe unter benz Nu9e in baS
untere @ebirn. 8epuBtloS ~ltlr5te Slargbz
ter 81 8D6en unb mar in einigen Mfinutet
etne 2cicbe. &aum bate Ser SbGter 9eiee
ben, tpas CT an9ert6tet, ais er bur6 bic
6intertbiir bes 2ofalS Sic Slucbt ergriff,
ltber eine l%lm3Gunung iprang uno pcrz
lbfpanb. Ser WorO tpuroe lofort III Der
6arriionitr. Station CUR QnSeigc gebracbt,
porauf Die 0etectio3 &iplep unO Start it9
lofort an bic Gerfolgungg8ri9bt mabten.
Die 2eic5e beS Grmorbeten ipuroe nab
St8munb'S Morgue an Der 5. Npe. 9e7
brocbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

@ie Ser @enuB SIC s '9ubbtng 8
BEN 8emeis l%iefert, oh es gut lit ober ni6t,
eberi o l~iefert Der @ebrau6 bes SG1norbotbenz
Seilmittels ,Nuateiis" BEN Semeis fir ieine
6eilfraft. Gieles @lei6niB btuft ober iulo=
fern, ais ia bic 8ereitull9 bes Qubbiu9s,
lelbit b~erjeuigen DON '9lei6er Sorte cine per-
i9iebenarti9e lit, mo6renO ieOes j3Gpf6en
,@notelts" nlto ibr A6iae 9ebt III Bic
!9nnOerttoilIenoe benz alIOera pOais 9iei4
@ 5 n'sG s''t better 'U.t;' be emu Sesione ri Il ]f.t trinsp
4otienten beSeu9en Sic p6eiltroft Der yQnafe=
u.s.. Q%breiitre 4. geutaebter & 60, Sor
2416, SEEM Oorf Gttp, ltm to ltenfrei eine
45robe S1 betommen. Die ,,Mrafeits" lit in
aQeu apotbefen 5u babe1. 4reis 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Glen6 %ertrunfen.

Sin fiinf5ebnid6riger 9aufiunge ser
BeRern linton Gclegropbenz g ieuiGaft,
Sobn TolcD, ipelber bel icinen @ltcrn in
$50. 48 9toble StraBe pobnte, fanb
auf betlagenswertDc @ciic ieincn SOB.
ST fpielte init mebrereil &ameraben it Dem
Sole elmer 2obgerbcret an 6obbtez
StraBe, ols elmer Don tDnen aus ScDer3
bie @orte auSrief: r6ier fnmmt bic $50
%lt5et!" Die &naben 5critreuten it6 etlt9it
nacb aQen Hicbtun8en, unb Tolep lief Dem
Sluiic su. Sn i%einer Salt FAM ct su nobe
an baS ltfer unb ~itiir5te in baS g8aiier.
Seine 'Samera0en iparfen ibm 8rctter
no6, etn @G6tcr Ser @erberet i~tiir5tc Der
llngGliGSitdttc su unO Sog Sen &nabcn aus
bem @aiier, bpb mar es 81 ipdt; berielbe
tpar bcpuBtlos uno itarb nacb 9erlauf bon
; Miuuten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
EaLH0fDr.

Gin rctneS Naats0ter sebratt bon
Der Gottr. Setpp Sretu8+ 50. lit Dicr=
nit beftettS c~ntpfoDleH. SSm sSiaId1cm
unto V9ner't 50 Dobeit. S~etepbo,tc
CO. $780, SottItt9 Septnt. go. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale e. Retail Grocer.
252 & 254 Ot=RanooIpPsStry
sWii9en 6%rantliu= unO Marfet.StraBs
q h1cnnn- CHI

GOZ " COX VH=NQlOOIPH@@ltY
apii9en 6ronflir= unO Morfet.StraBa
@btca9o, Sas..
pfTerirt in better Waare:
Neue SieSidbriGe bpu. Sou=Ssartr9e,
SSril d1 EN- ran. &aDtar, &ppettt=StIo,
9led1te 5raban4er SarSeHen, Mud,ppteS,
0einitet ioetpb6tiid)cn SGinfet, Gallant,
9ted)te %braunld)p. GcrOciatDutt,
Med)te SranfIurter SfattpMrit it Sitd1Ieu,
9yrarS. GaroireS nit Sriifclu,
6rans. Grbfet, Gbafhptgnons &apcrt,
Spanil DIE SLIocn, ettgI. Sauceit,
Guppe1 lit SabIette1,
9eutIdJe Spargcli, 9tuz8trfen,
SeItotuer DttibdDeu, SdImittbobnet,
9Ged1tes SIincnoI, Mtopn0L
Sunport. NsaIS= tmo @ciaeIiig,
8edten rciuett S,tutbecrIaft tito SimbeercIiia.
UrGns. nno Siifeioorfcr ScrI
NedDfet d)iteiii d. eta Sngiuer, Sienenbn tig,
Siebts's JleiId)ertraft, Sdtueiscr Wfitd),
Sciniten Synua=, Weoffa= 1tno 9tio=&aTee,
Med)tet dIinei. uito ruiNidjen Sbec.
Seinite Sariua=6bucoIGoe itno Nafao,
SSntp urtirten Sei9cN=SSafee rno GidJurien,
~ prntI er S~eaffec=Srtraft, GinetfaTee,
@rbetu.rit, &eiSt;etL &ottoffeImebL
cStaI. StuOeI,, Maccarcui,
GrtimferI, SudspeiSen- tnS @afer9rtibe,
Sentid)e ntt0 trans. YWeti6)eit, getr. Sirttett,
1tttg arii Gte @oIen=Ynprifa, YStuc tl d. enmus,
SHii d. eft % btt=, &atf=NGpS=tl. SSa1artenianlet.,
@ed)ten @ntntentb aIer Sd)tueiSerf6fe
yett1ftcit Sttnbttr9cr, Nabut= tltto &attof6ie,
SSratS. Eoqmcfort=, Santentb ert=&65e,
ysenfdlateIer ntO IrpntaSc De 9rie,
StaI. R1rtteiati= 1Ino Goantet a6ie,
Barrier SGnnpftabat nnn &otbeG,
SpIsidIubc nit &eocr umO SoIspattpf ela,
9eMtiGe spinnr1Ser, gGp ufraBer,
1plple aIe Mrten BON SrDceries.
Henry SchOelIkOpEs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Staot Chicago.
Srieffaiten.

%. 81, Spra9ue. GEM &ertra9e
atpii9en 9eutidlanO urb ben Ser, Stoa7
ten snfolgc piro angenommen, boB ipenn
elm in Q(merifa naturaItiirter 9eutlcber
nacb 9euticblanb 5uriffe9rt uno Dot 1etz
men @ohniib nintmt, ODne Die Abiicbt nat5
Nmcrifa Su%riid3ufcbren, crssleln amerttaltts
icbeS 8iirgerrec5t auf9cGebcn babe. ltnO
3ipar nj g bic 9t6itcbt, nic6t mach Amerttd
5uritd3ufc0ren ais cripieicn an8eieben
pcrben, penn Ser 9lufentbalt III 9eutl6e
Lamb 3tpei Sabre gcipdbrt bat. gtatitrtid
gilt bte Gacbe aucb umgefc9rt. WaS Die
2tuSfi6rung beS &crtrageS betrifft, 10 miro
Elm 0cuticbs Nmcrifaner, tDelcber nicDt I'M
8crDacbte ite9t, baS amerifantI6e Slrgcr1
reCbt MIR ertporben 5u Doben, lin 1tcD DEM
bcuticben Militairbicnit SIT ent3teben, pabr7
icbeinlid6 unbeDelligt bleiben, au3 tpel1n CT
IGr9er ais stpei Sabre in 9e1tlbldnO
bleibt. = &ctn 2ano fam ben 8urger zines
anberen 9anOcS 5%pingen, Sirgsr 5u
tper6en.
3D. %. it,, Souiton, Ser. Oettel, Der
9iibner6pf; Stub, 6ubn3u5t unO Gfle9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
unterfuAun9 Don milttdrpftdti9en
OeutIden.

8om 6eutl6en Gonluldt IN 9Dtcago III
f%olgenbe 8efanntmadbung ertallen:
&otiertt3 9euti6es &oniulot.
G%Dicogo, 5. 1. Sept. 1893.
u9(er5tlicbe lt~nteriudun9en iolder MILF
tG~rpflicbtigeu 9eutiben, ipelebe lbrcn
barern6en %9lltfentbalt III Ben Seretntgten
Staaten bon Mmerifa baben, finben III ben
@eidbdftsrGumcn 6cs &aiierltb 9euticben
&oniulats su Chicago, 3turner sol &eo5ie
Building SEQ. 120 Sit Ganoolpb StraBe,
gum eriten Wfalc an Sonna6eno, ben 9.
September 5. S., gtaAmittags 2 llbr itatt.
8om Sftober ab tperben bic llntcrln6un7
gen .regelmdBtg jeDen eriten Sonna6enb tt
Oeonat nit NuSna5me Der Commemorate
Suit ltnb 2tu9uit in Oenielben GtGumen
1lnb 3u 6erielben Gagesseit itattftn6cn. Die
iib @eiteQenben Daben ibre 2egitimattouS9
bc3ip. Wilitdrpapiere mitSubrtngen. Gtner
porberi9en Wtelbung bebarf eS ntbt."
Der &aiierlt9e &oniuI.
S. g. 8opp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Sehnenoe 2Lrbeit fir ollie.

80 Sage &rebit fir cine @9eutur g8ert6 $50.
@euOe fir Yrobela1 an 99oop@o., &octae, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Suhit Oh Befhdftiounoq

q, @1le amIis9eSei6nete @ele9enbett. s75 BIS
S6oop, SEQ, II Otoiu Ctr, Hacile, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
9er4utEtE Grhe1r.

Sic GinatebunQ BON nodbena1nten unb onberen CRIB
13aften, folDte @rbebung BON 9eloern ans alien Sbeile1
GurDpos tulro beiorgt uno Die 81 Dieem S3pefe rDtbigen
YolmadteI uno ollie erforoerliten 9eribtliGen 9ofu=
mente ausgeferttgt nuo trbli9e @ertififate beIorgt.
Gene rtebr ais ~30jdbri9e 4rariS i'll @rbi6aftsan9ele=
genbelte1 uf0 Rro3ef1en lolte ole OeranIaliet, nelde
eineS 5unerluiii9eu ytatbgeberS bebirfeu, Sernt. M{orcf=
NORTH 5u Jtatbe gu 5teAen. 3te gertDtlt1en &uforoe=
run9en BON DermtBtem Grben Iino Is Sabre DON Serm.
MtardlportD geiammelt un0 lperoeu pbbentltd6, tpie b1e=
lubeu erl6elren, III otele1 rno allen beOeuten0en 8l1t=
tern in ben 0eretnigten Stoate1 OerDffentli0t. STE ouf=
geI0roerten Perionen tpplen li0 Direct on Sperm. M3ard=
mDrtb, 9tD. 24 & 226 Nineltr. Cincinnati, Ohio, neu=
BEN, oa attenlano ouBer Inn ndberen stufi9luB geben
fam.
A. @rbGoffer
ftnO ToI6e 9erIonen, ipeI9e @rbI9aften binterlaTIen ba.
ben uno Deren @rben geiu1t lperDeu.
@ropp, Gr6en BON @brtftian.
9eue, grbeu ppH Suitop YouI.
9trou6e, @r6en BON sSrie0ri6.
SterH, Grben ppn SoutS.
L. @ermtBte @rben
fino, beren WObnort Doer gtahfommen Gber ~rubetannt
finD.
8oleg, @iIbelm 5rieori9 ons 2ubtpigsburg.
0ieltnsfa 9eb. SumpredDt, Mnno aus Rolcbmir.
9eprime, Neter Moout @Brtitian Clinton aus SSranfz
furt q. sc.
9enimir, SuIiunna aug @bimme.
9SriBl6e, Spbonne 9briitiane @ilbelniue uno Grana
Serr1aun aus 8ertbelsoDrf.
@ueutber, 6ron3 Gmil unb 5prbert aug @iGbalOen.
@oepfert, Garl @ottlob aus 8eniq.
GeiBler, @briittan Sriebridb aus sSabnsbain.
&ODler, SoDanneS aus 9aslod.
&oehler, SanS 9Drl1tDpDer SSerolnan0 aus 9nfeu0prf.
&Iinfer, 9rieorid aus MeGDlo.
&Qiteu Qeb. Sdnltot, ulane nlS Berlin.
Suit. So1anne @lilobetbe aus Sruppen6od.
&em6te, SObann Seinri9 SrieDrif aus &oseburQ.
Wtnuteg, @Dellne ans Geutliugen.
Marbed, Mutpn aus &euQersbauIeu.
9feier, 9arl SottlDb uno grneitine ans Steiubo6h.
Olueaer, Nugu1t aus 9abnte.
9tatter, SobanHes I10 G0larb aus Wfueblbou1en.
~9taerger, @rHit SeiNri4 @tIbelm aus Neueftea
%gierSoDrf.
gispel aeuunut etiaerl SObannes aug Sranf-
furt q. sc.
Ottmonn, @t9uit gbriftian aus sSurtb.
YodDpluie3 Deb. SI6ipfe, 0iftoria aug GuifiIdsg3pIeu
JtuDff. Sarl &ubpig aus Geutliugen.
Gti0ter geb. SbDanot, &0uiie aus 8erliu.
&aooS3elpSfi, SDomaS aus &oldmtu.
3taleDStL Ueronlca als &OlGmlu.
S0ro0q, @ilbelnn aus &uotuiQsburo.
Sdeu, S50lef SSrieorib Serman1I, 9einrt6 gilbert 1tub
Sre0rlb 9Bilbelm aus &uolpi9SburQ.
Sonntag. SrieoriD 9Dilbelnl aus @l6ito 1tnD Suftoo
Sernann aus 9an5ig.
Stern, Solef, &brabant, Mtinna unb Gatbon ans
9Spertb q. It.
SdroeOer, Sreort6 ous @eitrnp.
1Bolt9er geb. 9abnelpal0, 9enriette @uguite ans
gbemntB.
c. SoOt Ober Oerf9DIlen GrfIdrte
ftnb iolbe 9erIonen, Die BEL Gr6I6aften betbetltat itrb
gert9tltb oufgeTOr0ert liHb, it9 ober III ~9ege6ener Belt
Hibt 9emeloet babet.
&iebtfe. Sriebrif Serbinaub aus Ju9sberg.
ASlec6tolostL SoBatn aus 3teeB.
@lau penbe it9 Direct at
perm. Mardtp prtb,
9eiti9er &ebtsantpaIt,
224 & 226 9ine StraBs,
Cincinnati, 9bto.
%Hgut 30, 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
" T. ii d, e "ecDctIf.

9os oerbeiierte elafI9e 8rubban0. 9os eiu,ios
felt tra9en fam. BELT itder jeOen 8rudb. sefif3des Se.
l1dlt. &atalo9e auI &erlangen frci sloeIonbt. Sm1
gep Dort. oinIoSoS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

oGrmalne Did,, lit cine qudle11be Quf=
numbering o1 ale 9teieni9elt, 1pel9e pou=
itdnbig ob9eradert iiub, obre &ppetit n1b
S @deS;s md2;oa 9tf @r IT,. 1n' By @ S E s6 isS9$ ssr m is
1pisDer : e% 9f5eaR~'' HSD be De1 S' appsti} ita 'if'V it
muIberbar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

getes Samiltenz& einisun9smittel, Soobs
BtIleu.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
To Promote nratrimony.

Everybody in big city. knows how
difficult it is for what may be called the
lower middle class to make acquaint-
ances. Young men might marry young
women if they knew any, and young
women might make good wives if they
knew where suitable husbands could be
found With that practical instinct
characteristic of the British it is pro-
posed now to bring these eligible people
together. For the young man and the
maiden at present there is no common
meeting ground.
The scheme is to take most of the large
boarding school buildings, which in
America would be called public schools,
and turn them into meeting places for
those anxious to marry-to let the chill
dren have possession of the schools by
day and the older people take possession
of them at night. Now the buildings
stand idle after dark. 1t would be easy
to have dances, meetings and lectures
there. let every one attend who cares to
and in this way bring about a union of
loving hearts. The plan is feasible, and
the chances are that it will be carried
out here.-LOndon Letter.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
Old !IoppSkiTtS.

The query lately suggested as to what
has become Of the old and indestructi-
BILE hoopsbirts that fourished p years
ago is partially answered by a woman
writing from q little Massachusetts vii
lage. Il can vouch for the disposition
of 23,'' she says, which Were gathered
from about the reiShborhood, where
they had lain in unsightly rubbish after
fulfilling their mission as dress distend-
ers, and buried in a grave specially dug
for the purpose.
"Old hoopskirts are worse than stones
on farm. They tangle i'll the plow and
get caught in the rake. Suns do not fade
them, SHOWS do not freeze them, time
does not absorb them, and these % steel
skeletons had at last to be formally tao
kled and specially disposed of. Women
should indeed pause and reflect before
they call up again to life and being
spirits so difficult to exercise. New
York Times.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Most people ueed
to use it.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
The Fate of the Naronic.

There is no information in regard to
the nature of the disaster. The Naronic
may have collided with derelict, or
there may have been a fire or an explo-
sion on board, such as to compel her
crew to abandon her and take to their
boats only to perish in the severe storms
of Feb. %, 24, or Feb. 81, IS.
If the Naronic took the northern trans
atlantic route, which should not be fol-
lowed after Jan. IA, she may have col
lided with an iceberg or field ice and
have been sunk, as was the iron bark
Adamantinc ON Feb. 81, in latitude II
degrees 81 minutes north and longitude
AZ degrees 80 minutes west. From this
position the Naronic's boats may have
been drifted by the prevailing winds and
currents to the place where seen by the
Coventry.
There has been less ice and fog this
season than usual, and 1t Is strange that
such disaster could occur without leav-
ing some more definite trace of its na-
ture.-Hydrograph Office Bulletin.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
recuniarx Ecs,.lt of the l,anal Jubilec.

The pccuniary result of the papal
jubilee is Il gain TO the Golfers of the
Vatican of upward of e250. 600, as well
as jewels. plate and other valuable arti-
cles which are estimated to be worth
nearly e2OO 200. The Duke of Norfolk
heads the list Of donors with al Offering
of ej0. 900, and next comes the Emperor
Francis Joseph with eS,O00. The arch
bishop of Prague and prinatc of Hun
gary give q, 900 each, rs they can afford
very well to do, considering that each
prelate has n revenue of over SO, ,000 Il
wear. The Bohemian territorial mag
mates sent e12, 900. SshiIe the nobility of
Rome and the converts and monasteries
made up goo 900, and e16.000 came from
South America.-NewN York Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
Guaranted Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition If you are af-
flicted with a cough, cold or any lung,
throat or chest trouble, and Will use
this remedy as directed, giving it
fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. 1t never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at Hartz IL Ulle-
meyers drug store. Large size soc
and 81.
LEADER.
Since its first Introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor. until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics
and Notwithstanding nothing
which permits its use as beverage
or intONicant, it is recognized as the
best and purest medicine for all all
ments of stomach, liver or kidneys.
Ii viii cure sick headache, indiges-
ton, constipation, and drive malaria
fl ON the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed with each bottle or the money
Will be refunded. Price only SOC per
bottle. Sold by Hartz Il Ullemcyer.
BUCKLENS 5 ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum-
Fever sores, tetter. chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup,
tions, and positively cures piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Hartz IL Ullemeyer
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
G2l:t.t"e7s Cry for
Pitchers CaSgGria.

Coughing leads to consumption
Kcmp's BalSam will stop the cough
at once
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22

We have sold Ely's Cream Balm
about three years, and have recon-
mended its use in more than hun
dred special cases of catarrh. The
unanimous answer to our inquiry is,
Its the best remedy that | have
ever used" Our experience Is. that
where parties continued its use, it
never fails to cUre.-J. H. Montrom-
cry d Co, druggists. Decorah. Iowa
When l began using EIy's Cream
Balm my catarrh was so bad ! had
headache the whole time and dis
charged a large amount of filthy mat
ter. That has almost entirely disap-
peare d and | have not had headache
since.-J. II. Sommers, Stephney,
Conn.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22

Ocean.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22
Inter
Peak and Weebls q"

y friend of mine had an odd way of mixing her
words. Perfectly unconscious Of it, she would
often make folks laugh She would speak of feel
ing 'feak and weeble, for weak and feeble, and
''castor i'll polls. for castor oil pills. But she
was weak and feeble, until she took that power
full, invigoTating tonic, Favorite Pr scription,
which so wonderfully imparts strength to the
whole system, and to the womb and lis append
sg's in particular. For over-workcd women.
run down womCn n and feeble women generally,
DR. Pierce's Favorite = description is unequaled
1t is invaluable in allayiEg and subd ling nervous
excitsbilty, irritability. exhaustion, pro tration
hysteIis, spasms and o,her distress ne, nervous
symptoms, commonly attendant VI on functional
and organic disease. It induces refreshing sleep
and relieves mental anxiety and despoudency
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When The was n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she cluns to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-22

Accommodation trains leave ROCK Island at
500 g. and 6.3O p. IN ~ Peoria 8 so p.
u. and :l5 a. Leave Peoria $500 q. II. and
rs p. m; arrive Rock Island :GU p. and as
.
AL trains ran daily except SUNDAY.
All passe lge- trains arrive and depart Union
DEPOT Peoria.
Free Chair ca on Fast Express between Rock
Islond and Peoria, both directions.
Through tickets 20 all points; baggage checked
through TO destination.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-02
SO WICHITA WINS.
HER MISSOURI RIVER SUIT TO BE
HEARD ON DECEMBER 10TH.
The New Freight Schedule on Implements
Accepted by the Missouri Pacific and
Put in Force Yesterday-Means
an Increased Business.

The Missouri river combine of hog and
impudeuce have filed another or an ad-
ditional brief in the supreme court against
the Wichita case which the Missouri river
fellows originally tied up in Missouri
river court by injunction. These Atchison
catspaws for Kansas City not being able
to keep the case out Of the supreme court,
but having delayed the putting in force
the rate ordered by the railroad commits
sions, through local events have twice de-
layed action by the supreme court through
amended motions or Few briefs.
The last brief proved so interminably
long that the supreme court was forced
to grant more time. But their subterfuges
have been exhausted and the supreme
court in few days will force the
hearing and render a decision. On the
tenth Of this month the case will be taken
up and Wichita with all the confidence
she had in the case before the commits
sioners, expect to win in the highest court
of the state.
So just was the original order of the
commissioners that the railroads them
selves filed no objection. The injunction
WAS inspired by Kansas City and St.
JoScpD, MO-, DuC sWOIu OuI ny al atCuA-
son grocery firm.
The last case decided was that of the
implement case, which was to go into ef
feet Dec. 1st, and no Missouri firm having
procured an injunction it is presumably
that the new freight rate on implement
into and out of Wichita went into effect
yesterday The order included not only
lower schedule for car load lots into this
city but the same rate for outgoing i'm
plements charged the Missouri river
towns. This of course means an increased
business in line Of goods in which
Wichita has done more business than any
other city in the west outside of Omaha
and Kansas City. It not only means a
bigger business but cheaper implements
for all this section of Kansas and Oklaho
ma.
The following special despatch from To-
peka to Kansas City confirms the forego-
ing as to the new implement rate:
The Missouri Pacific Railroad company
today notified the state board of railroad
commissioners that it would comply with
tne~recent ruling of the board reducing
the rate Oh agricul ural implements from
321zcents Der hundred to 231 cents per hun
dred from the NJ isSourl river to Wichita
The company also announced its intentlon
of adjusting the rates of the articles named
10 ali points in he state on the basis OF the
Wichita rate 1t WAS expected that the
railroads would fight the order of the SUI
preme court, but the action of the Mis-
souri, Pacific will force the other roads TO a
compliance with the order.