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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
"EvERYBODYS LAW BOOK. =

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y Alessnder ho<snss. l. l.. n menbe- - ths
Nes YcFk Ret.
h. snahies EVER nst sci varas. - - ftsir
.r~r iawrrr- IL teafhrs vbat 49, rssuf rirhts
a. hnU - rraiEt8ia fhFnL Wien 4, haata
law AIT sra nhfn - SIS ere n ~..rfsfr,a ~.
Fsefat u. frfnaffn eFeFJ b1ss Eess uran n~els In
svsrr ststt ~ fhe nier. 81 eonfstns knsirlszs
frrras 81 e~ey3 vsrtrff csefza - ne iawFxr a.
49, - - 81 40 hsrs isssi bu=in@s -
8rsneart
Inriose t~o desisrs ~ eops ~ inela-e 80
rNnf pnrtnre rsarnr 81 = fskfe - e8rser<s ard
terrr - ere. t&afses BENJ " hit n
90 s. rsbtish ,. - sirth avsnse <e@ feEs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
DetroitGraln.

Drrnorr, Mlch.. Aug 2i.-wheat-yo. 2
rcd cash 5si.c; september. $3.50 aaked
December 67sl asked; No. l white cash,
49,.
CONNIE. 2. cash. s3c asked.
Oats--No. white. casa. z9c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
IT STARTED A RALLY
DeposItors Notified BY Banks
They Could Have Their Money.
STOCKS IMPROVED At ONCE
wheas and Other Cereals Iower--Pork
sad Lard Cheaper. Bat fsibs Closed
Hixher-forelxn cr4in-

NKw Yosx. Aug 2I-Money On call
has hesa easy. raging from : 10
per cent; last loan a per cent and
elosins offered Al per cent
Posted rates. tfls5Q43S
Cossrnmsnt bonds have been firm-
The attendancs of brokers and 81 op-
orators AZ the hoard during the morn
Ing vas exceedingly small. owing 10 the
delays in transportation because Of last
Nights severe STORM The bears took
advantage q this to depress prices and
were assisted by the advance in the
Bank Of England rate u discount to
per cent, and the revival rumorssneet-
ing the credit Of one or more Wall street
concerns.
The general list was depressed 10 u
70 y Per cent. while Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie and Cotton Oil preferred dropped
81 10 AZ points. subsequently, II be
came known that firms supposed 10 DO
IN financial difficulties had been pulled
through and were ia no danger OF sus-
pension. At the same on call became
easier. and IL was reported that several
Of tho savings banks had informed de-
positors who some time ago gave the
requisite notice OF Withdrawals that they
could have their funds on demand. These
Influences led To a sharp rally during the
last hopr. The improvement from the
lowest being equal TO y TO "a per cent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat Is quoted today at &c. being
lc lower than yesterday. with tho mar
kct quiet The meat market is firm,
but quiet. live turkeys bringing l0a
IKE, live fowls. 90 loo; spring chick
ems. 90lOc. Fruits are IN abundance,
AID prices corresponding
Farm prodace.
Dt-rrKR--issatsc pr pound
EGes--ibc per Dozen
Wax BEkxs--75c PER busheL
TSaxrPs-sEr Per 0ushel.
CAasors-toc ser busi,tl.
Ho~sT- Fancy white. s2j1c per pound.
FAk=I.Ks--15c per doffD.
ktp1sass-lt.e TER dozen lunches.
OSioSs-tireeB, i5sa1Dc per dozen punches
and tioo pr bushei
Esx--i-i5 -, per doken stalks.
Bssfs--s5ta g. per bushei
Nrsr-hio per do<en banches.
rss-7sst1it Al 20 Ter tu~tcs for new.
NrSx AetcSs--si"sfl5 20 pef dozen;
Ossze fneinns. Per crate. $40.
waoErI sassnIss--s2 soe-. ger bashel.
lattes drY heTF'se.
fRuE~ Gos<-f.c Per GoxeB.
CaaRtsH-H 49, per iofEn.
So AsnFs--es Ter ronad.
TosaaroEs--tai p~s btsshsL
CftrsMsaRe- ttofhou.e. So Per hashfi
gsrrfsr owHs 81 - fer dozen.
fxaesss - Alsxaaiers. Siooaf2s PER
boshei. and 1SfflC rSr baskeA
Fresh Meats
Pork PER pound .............-.... - ~
BET yosing sfrers.......--. ........ ~ -
Nittco -......-..--...-.-. -
laulb -. ----..-..- -.----..---....- fsel0
VEAL .-....t- $50. .--.t-ss .s-s.-ss.s nt1 -
PosItry.
H. s.t-a.es lnt4fe-lf for s.s.,r.-,. a. a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

Sxw Yosx. Aug. a.-F1ouE = Dull. de-
pressed. winter wheat low grades, 81. 96'a2.f5;
WHkAT-Dull; August. 65Hc; Septem-
Der. e5hei October, ess4ci December.
7lxc.
Ioax-Dull, lower. weak. August. l5c; Sep
teinber. ssc; October. t6kci December,
ft1fc.
OArs-Dull. lower. August 29Hc; Sep
tember. 29tc; October, 50k.
LAkD-Weaker. dull: western steam
closed az $50 asked; city, stdsi{.
PoHK--Quiet. Steady; new mess. S1l.50a
1o.u0.
CaKzsx-Easy. quiet, state large.
e&951.c-
CoFrKz-Options opened irregular 10
points up 10 10 down; closed steady 10 TO %
down August. s15.oo; September. SASS
01l.s0; October. sl4e5tal5.oo; November.
slfe5; December. SASS; January, $3.50;
Aiay. slf.7o. Spot Rio trmer. quiet: No. :,
i6c.
sUoAR-Active at declines; fair refining.
S.; ccntFifugals, sc test. 3asc; refined
aetise. tirm; No 6, t1l@4 1916 No, Z, 4
lfl6ta4[.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO prrrorr.
Nv. Grand Rapids. zoos m sirpm ssopm
Ar Dctroit...-....-.-il 90 m - 80 D N f0zs , 10
FnoN pErnofr.
Lv. Detroit ........ 7Gam TGpm con . m
Ar.Grand Rapids. IL a. m - , N 10 Is D m
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST LoCis
Lv- Grand Rapids. .....-- - m as y m
Ar Grand kapids..-..-.-.....--ii - m 10 20 D "A
LOWELL. VIA LOWELL a HASTINGS n n
Lv. Grand Rapids : Goa m lt5pm s0pm
Ar. from Lowell......--....---.. II a. p m 5tJ m
TBEOrGH car SERVICE
parior carr on all trains bctween Grand Rap
;ds and Detroit Parlor car 20 saginaw o.
morning train
skyery day. Other trains week days only
0EoR0g DEHAtES. Gen pass'r AxonE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

B4sss.s-Aaeesain< sosaaliss. n.sssa.o
rsASaas-Riss. ps.sAe> n-assl.o PER
bsshsl-
Grooersr. Aad Pross-ios.--whole.a,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

fBRoHaTE ORDER sac = 49, 4a. cree
- - kert ss.Af -s-<ttIsr - fte srasa -
rcnss ~ sad eoanfg - kfst. h,it 81 flse re
tatf ntfre - che rslF - tfs1t fsFts4t. ~ fte
f7ft 1sy - aaxuft IN ~ fesr esre th.5nasssi
stTht hersiresi sesl ainssT nfr@
feernf. tsrus - I'rftftts- 4qeis'e ~ tret,sfe.
II tas nnaffer - - fet-fe -
ff.AN4 GO 1ernksrst
An insffl-fest - Nfsttee fsfrrr1' - - - -
- lset usif a. festaaent - I'D a.reas-vf
tsrssf $3.50 f..,.s +, e. = rcuf fer 81 .i-a
b. Il sr~ler.-f ss-af ten54e go 80 ar -
estf@s.,i.1~ t..s ,fsea ettptk ne Hsreaceo ~
49, er..'sate n44fa - efrrlntet - f,rtf ~
81 ,assensneef
Al b = farfkef nrftr~s $50 reef = fifs
cttsr - tahl-sheei ttres ssrrrsflf< sr~fs
KNfiras - 50 fRT ~ asaftna - go tft9f
sss.fs Hers a 4 .Istis raaftTrrr fftafrrs ssa
cffe5s lsss.,.s -. sss.4 te.sssstt - 81 rat
ffklS a FFHAfN@
"A srse sa-~t Hssise - Frea4sa
hakst 5. 4es -. Kesislsr 81 so 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

REGISTRATION NOTICE:
For the School Trustee Election In the
City OF Grand Rapids.


To the Electors Of the city Of Grand Rapids
qualified TO vote al the school Trustee Elec-
ton 10 be held in said city on Tuesday. Sep
tember ), 1893.
Take notice that the undersigned. members
o. the board OF registration for said school
trustee election, will meet az the fol owing To-
cations IN the respective wards OF said city OF
Grand Rapids. on Saturday, September :, A. ID.
I-ek from eight o'clock in the forenoon of said
September 2. A. ID. ise1. until eight o'clock IN
the afternoon Of said september 2, A. ID. lseo.
for the purpose OF making perfect list. as near
as may b.. of all persons residing IN each OF
stitrtion of the state a. Michigan aud under
the provisions 81 an act entitled. An act to re-
wise an act, entitled, An act relative TO free
school N the city OF Grand Rapids, approved
March fifteen. one thousand eight hundred and
seventy one, which said revision was approved
May nine, one thousand eight hundred and
thereof. and EMIT ed to vote th rein At the an
nual srhool trustee election 10 be held In said
city 90 Tues lay. September 5, A. ID. sos. viz:
First Wafd-At the 6randville avenue public
second Ward-At the cnntrai high school.
public school in said city.
Third Ward-At tho fire er gne house, pub
lice nro engine house on LagIave street Ia said
Fourth ward--At the fire engine house.
public fire engine house ON Barclay street IN
Fifth Warl-A, the fiainfeld avcnue public
20 COL in said city.
sixth Ward ~ the West Leonard street pub
Seventh Warl-at fhe Union school (so-
calledl. uuhlic sfhool- in said city.
Eighth Nard-At the sib.ey street public
Nintll Ward Al the Jefferson street public
kclool in said city.
rea;k ward~At Ito veslihy avenre public
Eiejenilr wsri- AT tho Houscman block tso-
c. ledl. On MADISON avslue, a public street IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

fDkOH}IE ORDER -fsfe ~ Airhsrsn. e.sas
- - Neat q. a. ststian 81 fls tiiS-
tafo court far sail rogrfr ~ kent hrid ~ fhe
prtisate sfilca in tlfe rilS III tf.ild ha-.ils ca
the efh dag ~ ts-p-f. in the rear oss ti.0sl.
san,i Eiit hpndfea sfa lia~fl.ihrta
Present. tfrt.s II ffrkins. 81 tze ~ Probate.
IL tife foatiaf ~ sc s.l4ta g
hkIf.IF a 7. AsoN rs.aaf
1he Nchlzaa 1fa.t faet.ss. ena-,ltal. a
sltsi minor. favtrs tie5 a. this fb1rf ~ fasf
Nue rti. snstip ef.t.a-
10 - Sftis ~ tat Noa.ias ff.a fth das -
: ftr+art iit. af 100 aft lr '.e FOR srs,.isi st
$50 fffnsfe N4r'.. - et i.9 tilF
a. ~ Hni asfIft arI' ~ e $3.50 affat.at
a1str il i4ffitf ttfisrsi 30 tets - this
tfarf p Iut ii-ts.i SIRE saftf strf tfs.Fs pre-
tlta- g. safi sis1 p aearas. 81 $50 Dif4n1 Rep.
t,is ttfrsla. tslis n-rsrHf-ef s,fia-sa aa1 cir.
cuiatins 30 ia f.aEit 80 saaf
ItEt~ PERKINS
a true cepr-l 4asee ~ Fsnosfe
Htesl y. irmslf- ksstfar f'4sf aug .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

Fer sale ~ All Druggists. Price = e. per
Tor bsxas for - cfa o. sat b. mad. postage
Tree. % receipt - prica Dr. J. a. Schsack =
fof. fhiiadsilhis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

CASsED Goons--c0rn. <l2sf4l .50 per
dozen; tomatoes. sl.s5lai. 30 Per dozen.
CoFFEEs-k0astesls Rio. 2e.d25e; Mari
Java, Ssa sac; packages. S23s5 pef case.
LAkD-Compound. tierces. Sc; compound,
0pound tins. e4e; pure. tien,es. she (;
Dpound tins. g.; kettle rendered, tiefces,
2ci 5opound tins, f2a.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
D l.aecs Inlr IA ~

Tfe Iske share via f1evefenf IN rr.n..-.s,-
9TH the Egie T. sfs8 4. a. n r. fe-r~. a.
quickest and f,ost air-et f,uts - Fittsl,a-.
~srfH, =. i q. Y. A.. Gisseiani d
L. 81 hooEEs ~ rass Aeant
sssks a nFekEf.. - ftrkst ars-4
No = Ma1sos .trss4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

\C1it To Chf ~ ross --ts,a "a Nt.hi-
~ Eaa. tcuntf - nt1f
Nrtire = hefchF rirsg. fhat % sn order ~
ne fron5fe csiafs fise resHfs - Acct e.af
On the sfrh ca ~ frFasf. - I~I3 stF
nohfts 'rtA thar d4't r. dley,. = ~ crs.ii.
tpfs g gtesesf taair eiatfns ssainst t'le fs-
f8te -
aEoFGE L4aHafX
Late - sefi e4satY. arasa aal thas all
fraissfsrs - ~ & deco e sre rs ifsf =, pts-
sraf iirl- cis ass - .ait Pfltsi crsrf ~ lis
frstl = otf'cs. n So sisff trfnt i,isis. f.f
etafteatitfl snd siler4ef@ ~ ~ f4t
81 Is - tfnafs tett. zs.a liz s1stn 80 .tts
vi - hoard tssase SASS rlift s.tt tiss
isis da1 ~ bfaarx rrx'. - tsl .elt IL ti.s
foftao.n ~ hat aaf
ffstsf ttand fspffs Hsch. tt.f 81 A. u
fc1 or f. ftAhiH4
ga 40 = Jti,ft ~ tf.hsts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
DR.. sCHENCK'S

Manifake pm. have valus n househs.la
remedy lar begead ths poser % language %
d<~crite. Ths farsily can hardly - true 70
iissif tiAat dos not kses them On hand fos
80 ~ smeFgenels4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
oRkkp EAyIDs. mtcH
UNITED sIAIkS DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL 5000. 900

1bosA. d. 0iLbEET. frosldelt
uko. q. BEfoGs Vice Presiteuk
}. fnkpEkfcz bAARs. Cashier.
T.. II. hrxr. Assistant Cashier
Transact bnsiness IN all drpartnasnts of beak-
ing authorized hg the Nafionsl banking Law
Exchanges syailahis in all the commercial
cities q the world ~ current rates
L. b bonds bought and sold
plkE< FeEs
Thomas 2. G!lh~rt Moves I. Ayers
Thomas j. q Brien George q. Brizr&
David N, Ambers lseInue d. Putnam
Ransom G, Luce. tonstsntlps N0rtoa
EDWARD n. Hunt John c. Fitzgerald
7. stewart White, rhilo {. fullex
J. Frederick Baars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

tI1aEf - rsfhs-rt 1aftr s~e~4t Ana1as
Iskinr rferf ~ - 1fa
Eregts9 EAR - fnesile ssf ssssstsr sxnrssss.
- sna Iron E,efrsfl Faflos earg run - ff4ins
tesvtna fffsss Enefss - 80 - 80 i-arInr
Ibesfolf a. ~ r., trifixsnr ~ ff~nfld hei,sfs ~
D ~ q pire~f srztnrst 49, rra1s - it-frrsii
elsh - .tsroerk frsttna ssass 49, 49, Nirt.iraa
tsafral raErnad q sns4s &ssutfserr dists4v.nt
slsur ~ trkef AFent
In.-sr Fnseer.~eF ~t41i1n.
q " EceoLEs O. a. A. ft4caEe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
MANDRAKE

l. ne Only vegetable Substitute Tor that
dangerous mincral. MERCURY. and while
IN actisn ~ curative = fully equal, Il
p1asssses nols u Tie psriloIs sfecf<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND Rapids. MICH
ID. A. BLopaETT. Presideat
GKoRof. W. GAY. Vice President
W. H. Anderson. Cashier.
J. A. sErxouK. Asst Cashfsr
CAPITAL $500. 900

Accounts OF banks, bankers corporations
and individuals received ca favorable terms.
Foreign and domestic exchange bought aud
sold Collections made through the United
States and Canada at lowest rates.
Interest allowea on certificates Of deposit
DIkEcToESA
ID. A. Blodxett George. W. Gan
". A. Fletcher, s, n. Lemoa-
A. ID. Rathbons. William Sear2
& Bertsch. A. }. Bovna
ueo. X. johnson Jno. Widdieomh
Vim. III. Anderson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

No remedy acssso directly on ths liver.
nosirluz ~ -pcediiy cures sick Headache.
s ; ,,.a. s.s.. =, ,s .as PILLS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25

IN Constipation, Mandraks acts upon the
bowels without dhposins then - subsequent
Cosiissne44
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-25
SHORT LIKE 70 CHICAGO
VIA the Dofrufi. Grad H.xns ana
Nsnkse ~ snd ths
GOODRICH LINE

lie A4snlhcent New Pas Steamships
ATLANTA
CITY OF RACINE
balt expressly Cor this ronfc. Zach SiaarusAiu
A~o tons hurthsn. With sieeping Accom-
Enoaaflons Cor suo rssscaror1
Noik-Ihe>e steamships have in,menss ~.
1870 pesen. ~1lch enahaes t1eln A. maze
theu reeaisf schedule In tie rrost ul.fasorsbis
Weather
SCHEDULE
foh NIGHT STEAMER Leave Orand Ran
i1s daily lexcrpt rubdsfl a IS !. NJ sundsg
~ - y N, va u. q. II A n. s.. Arses Il
ofAnd haton ~ p ~, Chicago - ~
FOX DAY hIEANhh-LsaFe firand Raula.
- m Arrive IA Grand haven ~ = =.
REfTRNikG. LEAVE CHICAGO ANY A
Z - .. m. va Goodrich Libe. and afrlrs III
orasd Rapids a. As a. ~ daiiy.
'-, .., :. .,,''' $500
And for ths Ro1d Trip So 81. stats rocm
berth lncIudad
Ihroueh tirkets can be lad a ne citt one.
and depot q tie D.. q. n. 4 a. RI Graad
hspidsl also ~ all stations 90 the n q. M A
f. y, !. a Mr. h,S ~ = Z, ana
Goodrich Trans. Co.
CHICAGO.
In etfec, April II. isea Chieara
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
lamon is on shoes.

DO You know that when your shoes
glisten with polish they are really
covered with diaInOuds?' asked a shoe
maker the other day of one of his pr
irons. This Is true" he continued,
land l will tell YOU why. Bone dust.
which is the principal ingredient In
shoe backing, is almost pure carbon.
The diamond, you know, is the purest
form of carbon When this paste has
been s-neared over your shoes the fric-
ton of the polish ng brush crystallizes
the backing ana converts it into mil
lions of enthusiastically snail diamonds
and every man with a shine on his
shoes may revel in the knowledge that
he wears cluster of diamonds on his
feet"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08

Thursday,at his home in Iowa City,
occurred the death OF Marvin A.
Breed. aged 60 years. He was a
druggist in Peoria till about 10 years
ago, when he made his home in this
state. For several years his mind
has been failing under the progress
Of ,oftening of the brain. and his
death had been for some time eX-
pected. He was brother OF Mrs.
Henry Loosely. Of Iowa City, wife of
the well known agent of the Rock
Island road at that place. and Friday
morning she and her husband ac-
companied the remains to this city.
They were met at the train by Under
takcr Ni>Sen and several friends, and
proceeded Immediately to the crema-
forum OF the Northwestern Crema-
ton society. Rev. ". ). Marquis,
pastor OF the Broadway Presbyterian
church OF Rock sland, accompanied
them. and in the crematorium chapel
he conducted the last services and
rites OF burial. The cremation was
performed imme diately.-Davenport
Democrat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
Arlstocratic Frenchmen.

As matter of fact, Frenchmen are
about the least democratic people in
the world in their social longings and
ideals. France IS politically d repub-
lie, but socially ii keeps up most Of
the characteristics of an aristocracy.
The difference between her and Amer
lea in this respect is prodigious. In
the United States it is impossible to
find a man with a decoration; in
France it is difficult to find anybody
without one. In spite of the revolu-
ton, titles are still maintained, and
the highest ambitions of every bour-
geois would be satisfied if he could
marry his daughter to a nobleman
The Unsuitable thirst to put on a
uniform of some kind, no matter what,
has often been used as a reproach
against our Gallo friends.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
ICnoran &c of Cooks.

A prominent physician says that the
average cook is absolutely ignorant Of
sanitary cause and effect, and that
the Kitchen processes are sources of
illness more often than is imagined by
placing milk, jelly, butter, and other
absorbents in tie open air without
covering them up. Il the medical
man wants to secure organisms for in
vestigation he viii expose gelatine to
confined. and the gelatine quickly at
tracts and holds them, which IS the
same thing that the food will do.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
Printers and flinders.

JOHN II. LIEDTKK, Sec'y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08

Tom Lee left yesterday for Chica-
20, where he viii spend some time
visiting the fair.
otto Huber left last night for Chi
cago. where he will spend season
visiting the Worlds fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes leave tonight
for Chicago, where they will spend a
few days visiting the fair.
T. II. McNcvin left today for Chi
cago, where he will join his wife and
daughters, and together they will
spend sometime visiting the fair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
CITY CHAT.

Free lunch at Star saloon tonight.
Go to Davis place for lunch this
evening.
Turtle soup at F. Holdorf's sample
room this evening.
A grand turtle lunch at F. Holdorf's
on Third avenue.
Wanted-At the Harper house at
once, scrub woman.
Tea set, 1925 for SO pieces. fancy
decorated, at the Columbia
Slaughter sale on dishes commenc-
ing Monday at the Columbia.
One hundred and one piece dinner
set at S6.9s. worth 81 to S12. at the
Columbia
The proprietors of the Star saloon
invite their friends to partake OF
their fine free lunch tonight.
The races of the Davenport Mile
Track club open next Tuesday. when
a great field of horses will be pre-
sented
Thomas Thornton was admitted to
st. Anthony's hospital YESTERDAY.
He is suffering from cancer of the
stomach
Motorman Donahue's car. 80. is
out of the shops with a bright coat
OF paint and looks as neat as a pin
and Donahue is proud of it.
Emmett Welch. the Rock Island
switchman, who had his arm ampu-
tated at st. Anthony's hospital some
time ago, was discharged yesterday,
cured.
Congressman b f. Marsh i ex-
pected to visit Rock Island some
time this month to look after his con-
stituents. preparatory to entering
congress next month.
The clerks met at Killers hall last
evening for the purpose of forming a
local union. but owing to a small at
tendance, definite action was post
poned until week later.
Drs. Craig and Carter yesterday
removed large amount of carries
bone from the leg Of Chippard Meyer
who has been suffering from a dis
ease Of the bone for some time.
The Schnell club has made arrange
ments for holding one OF its private
dancing parties at Black Hawks
Watch Tower on Tuesday evening,
July Is. A pleasant time i antici-
pated.
Miss Annette Bowman. OF Moscow.
Idaho. i visiting her parents Dr.
and Mr. +. II. Bowman at Andalusfa.
Miss Bowman holds a prominent po-
sition in the state university OF
Idaho.
Miss Clara Woltmann accompanied
by her sister. Miss Henrietta. has re-
turned from Chicago. where She has
finished course in seminary fit
ting her for an instructor in kinder
garten work
NJ a. Peterson. of Moline a pat
tern maker by trade. became insane
last evening. becoming impressed Of
the idea that someone wanted TO Kill
him. He was taken in charge by the
police and i now in the county Jail
Bullmont, Junge * Stengel's fast
PAGER is entered in the races at Dav-
export. BY some mistake the horse
is entered as belonging to Julius
Junge, when in reality it belongs to
that gentleman and Mr.. Stengel
jointly.
Owing to an excavation in the
pavement on Second avenue and Six
teenth street, the cars on the bridge
line are running west on Second ave-
nue. and east on Third. the reverse of
the way to which the public has be
~ come accu toned. .---..------
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
civil service Eva animation.

The regular semi-annual postal ex-
animation for clerks and carriers will
be held on Saturday, August 5, 1898.
Applications for this examination
viii be received up to Monday, July
Il. s o'clock p. m.
JOHN II. LIEDTKR. Sec'v.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08

Mrs. William Elgert died at Anda-
lusia Thursday in the 10th year Of
her age. She was the daughter Of
John Steckman, who operates a ferry
skiff between Andalusia and Buffalo
Her funeral took place this after
noon.
The annual meeting of the Iowa
and Illinois Central District Medical
association will be held at SchnetZ-
er park, Davenport, Thursday next
at II a. m. The association will
dine at the park at noon. and in adj
dition to the annual election will
hear the animal address of President
Allen, and papers by Drs. J. r. Hol-
cmbush and J. G. Never
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-08
Gard of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Morrison de
sire to express their thanks to all who
rendered so much kindness and Of
fered so much sympathy in their late
bereavement.