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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

swept the deck and went down on the
furnaces till they Kissed and went out
the cry was, "Oh. my God, we are LOST"
Then the crew put ON life preservers
one of the sailors saying to the other,
I'VE win meet again on the shore, and.
II not, well, We must al 60 some time
OF the % men who put on the life
preservers, only 3 lived 20 reach the
beach. But what scene it was "a the
good and kind people Of Southampton,
led on by DR.. Thomas, the great and
good surgeon Of New York. stood watch
ing the sailors struggling in the break
ers. "Are You still Aliver shouted DR..
Thomas to one of them out in the break
ers, and he signaled yes and then went
into INCONSISTENCIES. Who should de
the most for the poor fellows and how
to resuscitsts them were the questions
that ran mp and down the beach at South
ampton.
How the men and women on the shore
stood wringing their hands, impatiently
waiting for the sufferers to come within
reach, and then they were lifted mp and
carried indoors and waited on with as
much kindness and wrapped as warmly
a. though they had been the princes Of
the earth. "Are they alive7" "Are they
breashingr Do you think they win
liver What can we do for them
were the rapid and intense questions
asked. and 60 much money was sent for
tho clothing and equipment Of the I'M
fortunates that DR. Thomas had % make
q proclamation that no moro money was
needed In other words. al that day IL
was rcsuscitation.
And this Ia the appropriate word for
us this morning as We stand add look
OF upon this awful go Of doubt and IN.
belief on which hundreds are this mo-
ment being wrecked. Some OF them
were launched by Christian parentass
ON smooth seas and with promise for
prosperous voyage, but Voltaire cy-
cloae struck them ON one side. and q Tom
sids. and bad habit cyclone struck
them on all sides. and they have forln-
de1~d far away from shore. far sway
frcm God. and they have gone down or
are washed, ashore with no spiritual life
left In them.
But, thank God. there are many here
today with enough faith left 20 enconr-
age us In The effort 81 thsir resuscitstion.
AL hands 70 the besch' With q conf
dence in God that takes no denial. ~
N lay hold ~ theni Fetch them cut
q tho breakersi Bring gospsl warmth
and goepei stsmnlus and gosp<i hfe 20
their freezing soulsi Rssu>citsfsoni
Rssuscitstioni
Fo~ ali f,,~~,., - ,4,.or.s.~s.f~ for..srh .,s~
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no voc WANT NOSEff-lf su. ys.n ,~slf A.
~ a 81 ypsH sdysntsse - - ~ b-for~ -.
rcwine
Ne make toans - knu<<feif xne1< sf.---
fcf~es ~afurs, ~ rprnorsi FrrTerfF a. 49,
bird - the twe~t T-r<slbis rsta. and in fh<
quickest possl be tIfna
OR lpsns ere rpsas ~4flcsf rnsrs~,<~ a.
ths prossfs = i~ft Al yow iaoist1nsi pa-p~s
sipns
l,oen< r<r - e.rrt-1 - se,r - 1-<sr~s -~--~
- psid IN fnil. ~ N psrt 81 49, tlrns - snl1
ycuF rtuF~ntrrce, sn6 anf rart Paid rodnoss 80
rtef - carrTine - lea.
II go eNe q he1arrt rm furrftn->, ssrnr -
rtbe pfEperif. - 81 pas huD fsf -. snf
r<rff - lrnE - Frn esstre
We slze p.sks iosns "a - hs1ains sssi s.s
sssnrtsft<f flnn
o.uf ats-es srs fsss rr~t rs>~s.ns n go el.r
snd nra - HrfenRed Mt pafties eailinz uT.nn
- rss b. ~sltsd nf,ss auieklE sed coart.
szst
RsDemf~- thst -. hsr- 90 - - f~s<k -
Espper4 40 - nnoEs~T sn9 e2n rs1zra 80
Delex ?, snf ti4e.
eakkD EAFIi,s MORTGAGE Lf1ks CO.
hFser~ Il Trwer hi6rt
r<rTrT - honros Peer nd Cseei -
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NCfFf i<takFn so sh,rs tiu> r. lssr-se-
vi rsaH sans.un,s - go lrr1x 81 er~.6 scenr
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FOR RENT

Hcnee cn Norsirn r.. nesfffrnrs a 49,
tleif paflFred and lsainfc.I hath rs,ns.
wstef eie@ft. wafef ~ garl 80 a. a
tiou-e Qntei.rf st-.iEt df~pr Euuti q BRA
ave. larFo nes eBd Nffb f,.risrn 49,.
Frufrnaenfs a. q
houts ON Inafila a.. f.snr nafi.<.n -,
10y conteatent - street enff aensf
aud ritz psteF rnf.nnrfI0rt~ T.r.a4fr 49,
harteu<,f 0nish. q 90
hruespn Lafayette 81. ntffh - NraIffs
sfe.. ierrt groun6s and harn. ciIf afl.r
h.Hse. Ne - Cnat1.a "a. ~ SOD go
hoqse 80 Nafki.efQn sst.. tfsrr srrr
,, k.sas ...-''-,.-.- ne
~. niss r.on.s i,s,.S sipss.i ss1 So, ~ % 20
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II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
TOWER NIX


foR skLE-HOrrsEs AND Lots
me mo1ern nine rosu noass "a Trrr.~.
esenue east fronlaeA Owned b. non-fnsIllrnfs
must sell bargain. Aiso ons 90 huri.,n 49,,
fc3 e.Ent rezu.: corner loL Que a. Houlif
l<sfsyette vita furnace. bath and eli rne-lrrrI
tnprosencois oae 90 hannsx sxrnaa fpni..
rcunsi ccrnnr lots god bsrn. . bsr0nIn ffs1
g ttnlfa avenue. ona On Paris sxcnua o. al.
Nosth frospert one On Hssttnrs one - Rlrbs
srd svenoA Aiso tie hon<e< on Centsf strs-fs
- rfchanke for hoilse ana loi rentrnIIr csta4
lNo houses 90 Cas- STREE Hlofs1l. kaIans1,a
ssenns for sale OF exchsnxa
FARMS FoR SALE OK FxrHA~fsF
~ acre. one mile firm Bsfon rnsf~s. r..-.
house end b4rn. good orchard Al 49, go
s..te 81 cultivation. - eli ezehaess co. ~
Also farm ~ = rs near Jenieunsfiia. raof
nundinE4 Eeod orchard an ao1d land - ~
chance foF booze and icf IN tIfT
Also ~ acre. In tfunshir a. fainns Il rnffa-
ffom CITY - srrrs ilnfr,,sEd haIaf.~r l~--,rh-
kan. -
have a unmbsr a. sns iuprorss farm. A.
hsny eoants. WHICH san dispsss - - rrssr.
Aise numbsr "a fns pieces Of rarsa. La.
neaT The eiIs. rnnsine iron nso - fsrf1 nrses
have to1 ~ ell perls II tne cI4 = eel -
exthanEs ns.nss 10 rsnt
ia"ney - iosn % god r.sl rstet< srcurIfr.
IA. HEII[lIIl
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Want Columns
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4 u<I Ises4sS <seaiE<. s1ue>h1rs - No.
y tfs.klaa slnsst br<<<ee 9-ssmet asep.<
en1 (A@tl4&u elase<, h>a1k lace <kQ1ia 3
r4r< = <l1< = i1ac< fokn. 60 h<ci4EFe4 ~tff
<&ik 2nd : do lace assesses kln4<r VII Flsa.<
fetefp taae - n Ch< thsu ssso<t sp4 ro<ssxe
szisshls fs~srd =
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kToLK<-4 Nlsiss Bzc<<ss, n,oiei y. lex
fattel1. ~ 14.1kz 81 fo4ard NJ =.
sitfn tof ~ ratnEa - fnfouaexsoa ttef s.1
80 - a. reture a. MI . In1<cf. hstA1@
4 oST-a tsa,ezr-al4 keifeFi b sI.,fset a.t
hss RIPE ssqes5 Ne. nerea Ee.sfn -
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III Magnetic. Electric Indicated and Masssgs
III Treatment and Napor Baths
VIII explain your case. describe your condi-
ton and cure. II cure IL possible. with natures
best remedies Calls made night or day. Otfice
treatment for all chronic diseases; consnltation
free. Sure cure for colds. rheumatism, sciatica
and lumbaeo, The only one giving this treat
ment In the city. Office hours: 70 10 q. N. 4
TO u. IN. rs South Division street
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HELP WAIVED FEMALE.


WANTED "A middle sxsd lzts 60 care Ger
.sueil cfsiid. .ico1 se<ss- ArsAy Cen
Block. y n. today. "a
w VIZ Lsnoa 4 Lesles 6Iocsry Conpsny.
WAVED snins room sirl ~ Nisklssa
w House -
"ANIEp-A elri Cor sesefsl ksusesork.
w ApFiE > Sileldon stFpcf. fftf
WANIED- Orr Cor ssnsr.l hoasssoss ~
w HANSON stFeg1 f0tf
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For ali fornns n disorsiereistomsrhu nee
Bromo seltzer. A palatabie. prompt cure
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FOR SALE
Houss on Ee>t -. n>sf f,e',nnrd - IS sn
ltouse az znstiIis -. ntar Msdts0n a. -
Iruee o. - tulon -. neaf flith 80 IA
Ncuet re- tIffh nre. neaf 4 nifF ~
Lcu=e ~ H@1rT So nsrterf iusrreseir "a to-
Eruss or Worries - nesf HenFf ga. nre1
Hons. On Duhicns ssd. nsw usstir sse
ear bsrn< -...-............... 80
Several otknu rsnkIre IN nrire ffnsa laE -
Euas elfe rscnnt iuss frsn 80 & flnflI
nusasF FURNISHES - huiId peTnelsts - fIIif
~. w. No1RTHRoIs.
noen lfst7
Michigan Trust ffuifflna
Teirrbnn~- One - konAe -
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"A>TED A hrsf slsss ro,iciior % taks
W charge q district k<en<s - tbe lsssr<t
LIBERAL eorfrsSf and peru snssI eonneel.oul
Address N4ih rpfcnencet. Tie katiQpst LoAn
ssd lssestn>1s Co. n~treiL Mica. ~
A 7 LAST WE HAWK Active ~orkerS
santed esef4ehsIs 20 tele oe.legs for
SuEffh WORLDS FAIk fHoIO-
1kAPhED.p o1iS bcok a cepyf1sh ted ptoto-
sfsp.ss II baildinzs, scenes AID sshibiss. Ire
fnends4zs daily s4ies, bonsn11 lor eoFkerss
drip esers fhinx skd hkadis ii yoe xsl usks
money faet tle commissions bnoks 90 credit
illustrated circulars. terms ffue uatfIt ~
photos. q. Al. tiiofs Bias Publlshins ca. as
Dearborn A.. chicsso, al. % - Lhsstrut -.
Phlla.. Pa a
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WANTED AGENTS.
A GENTS WANTED We guarantee poo can
a make 81 To 49, asaenth sorkins for -
IN any iocelity. VIII pay salary counissinn
ss preferred aud expenses. Aoney deposited In
bank 20 cover same when Ftafzed- II roo are
oct Of work ne have ssmethins entirely ns~ 70
oner ann N you follow our ifstfuctions y0ur
success Il sure The people vii have Cur
goods DO matter how hard the times he
ale, ,,, ,sPosssa s.sIyshsss an rssnissd q yga
eufnts fkEE. Write today for particulars b.
Tors all valuable territory Il taken- Addrc-z
standard Silver War Co. Boston. Mass. II
WANTED-In even town n Niehirsn.
sfens and eenssssers 10 hsnaie notef
tiss and honssloid spe<iaitis< Cell. o. "a
sonrsny. IN n 6Ssssoia street str bsssa,t sisA
FoR FENT-EooMs.
NICE living rooms 20 subles TO rocmnrS.
. Nice ofhces IN fourth National bank block.
TWO suites q elegant rooms. middle ana
third noor. 20 bosfNick street. One suit
81 three rooms over Isl Nonrop street Prices
q. 81 and ~ per month- Dr. Yeenbosr, lss
NICELY furnished front rouns. With heat.
gas and bath at ~ cherry street, corner
.o.le1son esenoe, ooAra II desired au
FURNISHED ROOMS for housekespIns on
u the grouud noor, furnace heat sss and bath
Division street school. - -
E'oR RENT-rurnished rooms In the Win,
gar block; steam heated. gas and bath
tcons- No. Il ssath Division street s-leu
FoR RENT HOUSES.
EoR RENT andsoms modern tea RON
house. desirable location. 81 Terrace ave-
nue. Inquire VIM T. Co1lns. @ Terrace eve
hue. IS
E'ok RENT-A good nine room house an the
- east side with sewer and furnace So l.
= Allen. under Fourth National bank.
Sex John c Dunton and comp4nyls list.
FOR RENT BUSINESS.
E,oR RENT-space in store for rent. No. Iss
II East Fulton street. ~
90 Canal street for rsnt. Joha Il. Martin. y
o. Canal street -
L,oR RENT-store No. Is Canal street
u stories and basement Asher salisbury.
- Monroe street. Gtf
(tANAL STREET stores Cor rent
" John B Martin. = Canal str.st
FACTORY FOR REST-Afser Juiy y. win
buiiding. kos 9 and kris street: central 10
cation gas snd electric light. power. eissator.
ttearn beats low rate insurance. Apply -
Bisssli Carpet Sweeper Co. = MIN street slu
FoR SlLE-NfSCELL
LACK. horses. harness for sale. H Canal
IL street -
E,oR sALE-A family horse With rlhaeioa
~ and harness Almost neW. veKg chaap
Enquire Terrace avenue. o6ff
L,oR sALE OR RENT-Cprighf piano =
II North Front street 81 mo
E,oR SALE Ny sntire sfore % furniture kni
II miscellaneous household roo1sx. a uew
house and large lot corner of Union and Carrur
ftroets house and iot No ~ Madison ga -,
vacant lot On Christ strccti farm q ten acrss
ln rods east 81 city llsnifs nrw buildings sna
eli kinds Of fruit: vii -eli - e1ehsnrr f.r
other propsrfy. A A Lord No ~ Stocking
street lixtl
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MfSCELLlNEoUs
yN-AsiIiNG sni ircnins tAkss ~ Mr. Can.
w - foorfh esenue. 3
ykrANTED-Ail men % sseD Ia sba set oar
w price on fail or winter suit - clothes -
pair % pants msda % order, can save yoa
n,onsy. Weight. Herpolsiei1nsr A ca
\ .EAyE orders a scnbssrs drug sfor-, =
IL kouroe store. for Grand Rapids mo<iur
ven. Gcois packed. moved and STORED 4. r.
Deyo rropfietoE Mt
ylvANTED-Everyissi 70 SMOKE tbe Nlrkel
w outeiesr. hsnd Teads Hasana 4 oc elfnr
Cor ecnfs Ass Tor ~ kannfncfofT ard sales
rcom 20 " sfsfioo street 1hs i = nnion made
cigar
IMPERIAL LODGE 40. ffs-Rsruisr nnn-
Il venfiun even friaaT eT4uine ~ elsck ~
Imperial Castle ball, ~ NeafihT ssnnua.s "
n Perkins. G g. W 4 Aeshr. \ a r. snt 4
GSAP Tor trsseilhs pea she Wait many ta~nss
- no sales % make ~ SAMPLES - cerryt
work dare ~ few minutes. While VISITING fH
trains. Write &c particulars ~koNin<. lcrk
boz H4 Chicago &a
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TO THE WORKInG PEOPLE!

NJ MAhh inlr utfEA
fhs Fra 1oo esllius 81 eur sioFs t<i<ncr
r<EtfUhsr y ana ~ can tsts rlck non oar
fau nnd Nlnfef rtorf- lrsr EnslIfET. - L.
otes ant tlenls lotbinF. oErreests kark.n-.
tosi.r< Jsekct4 Coax. hlaEer s1it1 an1 bl<xs
ue-odk- A. nose1 a. scsrce. al sise
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

What frightfnl time we had few
days ago down on the coast Of Long Is
land. where have been stopping. That
archangel Of tempest which. with it,
awful wings. swept the Atlantic coast
from Florida TO Newfoundland did not
spare our region A few miles away. ~
Southampton, saw the bodies Of four
men whom the storm had slain and the
sea had cast mp. As stood thern among
the dead bodies said % myself. and
said aloudi These men represent homes.
What will mother and father and wife
and children say when they know this
Some II the victims were unknown.
Only the first name Of two a them was
founi out-Charley and William.
wondered then aud ] wonder now " they
will remain unknown and n some kin
dred far away may b waiting for their
coming and never hear u the rough way
q thssr goiuz saw alsor one of The
three who hsd coma in alive. but more
deal than alive. The ship had become
helpless six miles cut and ~ ons wave
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
FieI,ig the Victim.

The republican caucus IN the
Fourth ward last evening to provide
for the vacancy on the aldermanic
ticket created by w. A Ehleb's dec
lination. was presided over by F.
Craenawalt. J. T. Noftsker acting as
secretary. The caucus ratified Boss
Collins selection of Charles Fiebig
for the place on the ticket as hereto
fore predicted by the ARGUS; ana the
nominee in anticipation of the result
was present and made prepared
speech of acceptance. nile the
Union was so prolific in its congratu-
iations this morning, it should not
have failed to congratulate the one
above all others to be congratulated
and that person is none other than
w &. Maucker.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
we Have the site.

In view OF the fact that Peoria has
been declared ineligible for the loca-
ton OF the YerkeS observatory on ac-
count of the dense smoke and the
lack of a suitable site within imme-
diate reach of the city. THE ARGUS
begs leave to repeat the suggestion
that Rock Island offers the advan-
tares for the location of the observa-
tory and remote from those obJec--
tions that surround Chicago and
Peoria. There are plenty of beauti-
full sites within easy distance of the
city, reached by both steam and elec
trio roads and having the advantage
of elevation above the surrounding
country-such as Black Hawk Watch
tower and other places in that vicin-
ity possess.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Observation-Disclosures .
Collection Books.

Books additional to those already
mentioned have been received by the
county treasurer from the different
township collectors as follows:
South Moline-G. o. Nelson, col
lector. amount charged, $10.457 .63;
delinquent. S2.763.o2; collected 81
COS 81. collectors commission, $153.-
So: dog tax, SPA
Edgington-James Nell Mel ceiiecIor'
amount charged. s9,033-2o; deiin-
quent. $4,000; collected, sou To-
collectors commission, Sl'3-4l; dog
tax. 1927.
Buffalo Prairie-H. +. Brubaker,
collector; amount charged. $50, 800: 81
delinquent, $661.42; collected, So
293 90: collectors commission S1Zo.-
So: dog tax, Sis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
announcement.

We wish to announce to our pat
rOns, friends and the music public in
general that we are about to move
from our present location.
After nearly Is years of successful
and constantly increasing business in
this city we find our present quarters
are too, small and inadequate. conse-
uuently we have arranged to have n
new modern store built for us which
will be ready for our occupancy
about the first of September. The
new store will be 40 feet front, three
stories in heighth. containing teach
ing rooms and large concert hall;
something that Will be an ornament
and credit to the city.
While our store is being built. we
are obliged to occupy the store at
No. 1915 Second avenue, which was
lately occupied by NJ. Lee Gait, and
as the store is not large enough to
hold more than half the stock which
we now carry. we are obliged to sell
off the larger portion of our stock at
some price. and whoever is in need
of piano or an organ we will guar
antee to make the price suit the GUS
toner.
This Is no advertising uodge. 1or
we are in shape where we are obliged
to dispose of the stock, and are bound
to do it at some price We will
move from our present quarters be-
fore the 18th of April. The special
sale will commence Immediately and
continue until we have reduced the
stock so it will go into the smaller
store. Thanking you for past pat
ronage and soliciting a continuance
of the same, / am very respectfully,
d. Roy BOwLBY,
Manager w. w. Kimball Co.'S.
branch house, 1926 Second avenue,
Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
HOSPITAL SURGEONS.
Rock Island and Moline Physicians Ar
range for Hospital Duty.

range Tor Hospital buty
meeting was held Tuesday after
noon at the rooms of the board of ed
ucation, of the physicians of Rock ISL
and and Moline to take into consider
ton the organization of a staff of sur
geons for service at St. Anthony
hospital. The following were pres
ent:
Rock Island-Drs. Bernhard,
Plummer, Eyster, Craig, Carter,
Barth, Hollowbush, Comegys. Sala,
Truesdale and Ludewig.
Moline-Drs. Dunn. Sloan. Davi-
son, Kerns, Meyer.
The Organization.
The staff organized with the selec-
ton of DR.. Dunn, of Moline, as chair
man and DR.. Comegys. of Rock Isl
and. as secretary. Drs. Sloan, Car
ter and Eyster were appointed COM
mittee on rules to report at the next
meeting of the staff. These physi-
clans are to have charge of the sur
gical and medical work in the hospi-
tai in pairs by months, though out
side doctors have the right to take
patients there and visit them them
selves. The regular staff chose part
ners by lot for service with result as
follows:
Drs. Plummer and Hollowbush; Drs.
Sala and Comegys; Drs. Myer and
Evster: Drs Davidson and Craig;
Drs- Truesdale and kerns; Drs. Barth
ami Lulewig: Drs. Bernhardi and
Dunn. The term of service is one
month and the doctors enter upon
their service in the order named,
Drs. Plummer and Hollowbush going
on at once and will serve until May.
The Franciscan sisters, who have
been working on the hospital ar
rangements so far, will be in readi-
ness in a couple of weeks for opening
the hospital, when others from the
mother house viii arrive to assist in
the active duties at the hospital on
Elm street.
Is the TwC.-Till Tax Necessary"
In view of the success of the Fran
ciscan hospital, the question now
comes up as to whether the success
of the 2-mill tax to be voted on at the
forthcoming election is necessary.
The need of the hospital so heartily
commended at the time it was pro-
posed. has since then been met by the
establishment of st. Anthony'S hos
pital. and under these circumstances
the tax seems to the ARGUS to be UNI
necessary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Yesterday afternoon Officer Schaab
arrested one Thomas Burke in the
upper end of town for begging. He
is an able bodied follow and today
received 60 days for vagrancy.
Richard Ledgett drove into Rock
Island Yesterday with a pair of po-
MES. He had just put at the
house of friend when he was ar
rested on Geographic description
furnished by Chief f. l.. Tisdale. of
Rockford, who wants Ledgett for lar
ceny. Tisdale is expected here this
evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Is the Twc.-T.u Tax Necessary
SAFE INVESTMENTS.

seven Per Cent-seven Per Cent-Seven Per
Cent.
We have for sale nice line OF first
mortgages on Illinois, Nebraska and
South Dakota farms secured on land
worth from two to five times the
amount of loan, which we Will sell if
taken at once so that they Will net
the investor I per cent interest.
JACKSON & HURST.
Attorneys at Law.
Masonic Temple Block.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Licensed to Wed

March 21-Thomas ). Johnston.
Milan; Margaret L. McAfee. Taylor
Ridge.
Fred NJ. Paulsen. Rosa Boetje, Rock
Island.
Thomas A. Curtis, Rebecca Mofatt.
Reynolds.
Lee Hamilton, Horton, Kan; Sarah
l.. Clark. lie Claire.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Th. Color of the Hat.

Centuries ago the color of a hat or cap
had its significance. Cardinals first be-
c,a,, To wear red hats in 1858. In Italy
for aces . /, members of the Hebrew race
were known by the yellow cap they wore,
it being mandatory for them TO wear
them Ledger.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Why Pay Rent?

When with the amount you now pay for
rent you can purchase. occupy and enjoy
while so doing home OF your cwn.
WE will undertake to build a number of houses
Tor our customers on terms ver1 greatly to
their advantage.
you contemplate buying, selling exchanF
Inc residence business property it will
positively ray you to call at
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

b,tb the method and results when
Errnp of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
;d ' Irafreshing to the taste, and acts
pnfly vet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
an efectuaily, dispels colds, head.
eLes and fevers and cures habitual
lCrstipa.ion. Syrup of Figs is the
INV remedy of its kind ever pro
Brced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
tantable to the stomach, prompt in
q action and truly beneficial in its
sfsrts. prepared only from the most
foaltby and agreeable substances, its
bapy excellent qualities commend it
| n al and have made it the most
kopular remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
Ind 81 bottles by all leading drug
Fists Any reliable druggist who
Bnsy not have it on hand viii pro-
frre it promptly for any one who
Ei.hes to try it. Do not accept any
fubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. hsW YORK. nv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Il used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family and found its work mar
Vicious. No household is complete
without it, Chas. Schober, 80 Nor
ris ST., Baltimore, Md.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
TO THOROUGHLY

Any buying Dress this 81
ting to So will have the privilege of buy rim
min s for the dress as fellows
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

las big as a whale might be rather
small, as there is species OF the cetacea"
genus hardly three feet long