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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court u salt Late County,
Territory OF Utah
In the matter of the adoption o. William Hal
rnglon and Ida harrington, minord.

In the matter of the adoption 81 William ilhf.
rington and Ida harrington, minors.
NAOAI nAWK, tue GRANDMOTHER
~ anu only relative OF William Harrington
aud Ida Harrington, minors, having fIed her
worn tclinpuishmontto ull right ~ the custody
Of, aud power and control over said " illiam
Harrington aud Ida Harrington, minors, o. che
emo, that said minor ctidron should be fully
adopted by Herbert John shimmng, A. ms
children, aud the said hurucft John shimmiuF
having nlod hia sworn application TO 20 adopt
said MINOR children Amy Swimming. the vile
o. sad applicant haNlus in writing consented
therefor
Il hereby ordered that hearing on said ap.
plicaton be held on Thursday, the ard dhy ol
August, ifHi. a. ~ A,m u'cork of said dHy, NJ
the court room of sald court, At the Couuiy
Court House, In the city and county OF san
lake. Territory 81 jtah, aud ths. n COP, Ol
THIS order be- puhhthcd IN the DI'aHrr kvEN
INg Shwh, a newspaper publuhVd IN fuid
County, for three weeks before SAID time Of
hearing when aud whore all persons interest,
I'd mny appear ana oppose the SAID petition, N
cause they have.
Witness my hand this nth day Of July, 1885.
JACOB ~. BLAIR
Probate Judge.
CuAs. n. PEARSON, Attorney for Applicant
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE - UUUEHY GtNEN ~ TuE
~ undursignCd, administrator Of The Csthtu
OF Betty blake, deceased, 90 the creditors ut,
hnd al persons having claims against thu Huii
doreaHud, 90 exhibit them with the nCrrHsnfy
ynuchurH, within four months after Ihp fret
publication Of tfis notice. 90 the sAid Admins
traitor, at law once VI !. ~. MuyiC, rooms aul
10 gol, Constitution building, in -at Lake CITY
and Couuty. Utah
dated July li les, .....
JAMES 10 LEE.
Administrator Of the cathto of Betty blake,
deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.lAle % NAlhanIeI D. FeII. DeeeA.el

NOTICE II HEREBY GlVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the Estate
Of Nathaniel II, Felt declared, 10 the credi.
tors I, and all persous having claims against
the SAID deceased, tn exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the nrst publication ct this notice, To the said
Administrator, at the law once Of !, II M0yio,
Rooms 80l 10 3 q, Constitution building, IN the
city aud county Of SAT- Lake, Utah Territory
JOSEPH II. FELT.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Nathanio l II.
Felt Docoastd,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


T 'TWN| VI ~ " EE7''''I 'N1II '7''N'l'''I7
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, = l0hthOur0W, admits
trat1r ~ the estate Of A. NJ. nalyorsrn, dc
ceAsoi, 10 tho creditors of, and all persons
having claims agaiuft thc said deceased, Ia
EXHIBIT them with tho necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the hrst publication OF
this notice, ~ the SAID q, " l0nfAOurow, nd.
ministrator NJ Ms once, kunm1 iOl CONNER
olal BECK, "a tho Niiy Of SAT- Lake, ia the
County Of salt LAKE, Utah Territory,
Dated salt Lako CITY, Aprll l0th, lsQl
q. D. LOOfHOuROW.
Administrator OF the estate OF II, N, Halvor
sen, doceabud
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Nottrc-sovior Mining and
Milling COMPANY Location u principal place
81 business, salt thgr Uity, Uthh Location VI
wuTks. i1utU county, Utah,
Nouco-rhcrc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account of hsscas'
mont levied on the 2ith day " May, 100, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, ns f0llowsi
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CUNNINGTON g. CO.
SALT LArE1I CITY.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Agents for

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" there will be- special meeting ~ tho
etorkholders OF salt l.Ako Rapid Transit Com
pany nj the oOmpany's oiilco IN salt Lake Guy,
ttah, on saturday, August stu, 1888, NJ 4
O'Clock y, M, for Tie purpose Of authorizing
the issuance u second mortgage bonds upon
tbs campAnY'a property.
TX order u the board OF directors,
J. s. CAMERON, President
G. u. JACK, secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July 5th, 1880
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prlINouENI AssEssMENT.

nELlNQUENT EOrlCE. tue NORTH
IL Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location OF principal place Of businuss SAT-
AXE Uity, Utah. Notice, There nre deliu.
quent upon the following described stock on
account of nssessment levied on tho III day Of
June, ISIS tho several amounts set opposite
the iiamcs OF the respective shareho ders as
fOllqWHf
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Ana In accordance with law and the order OF
The Hoard NJ niructnrs, made on tho gith day
~ May, ls1t 40 many Hhnrcs uf each parcel 81
stntk NJ may be- necessary viii DO sold nj tho
uflcc ~ the Secretary, Constitution building,
SAT- Lake city, utah, on the slh DAY o. July,
l-Ni, NJ 20 M, 90 pay tho delinquent assess.
mcnt, together with the COSTS OF advertising
aud expense " sale W. j. BEATtK,
secretary.
once. room 2ai Constitution nullding, salt
Lake city, Utah, July ith. ISIS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Enla Moads Thompson Barre
Deceased,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Nellio T. spencer. oKocu
Moads Thompson Darrell, formerly Eliza
Nleads 1hompsou) deceased, to the creditor I
III, aud all persons having claims against
the SAID deceased, TO exhibit them win tbe
necessary vouchers within four months after
the first publication Of this unuoo, 10 the SAID
Nellie q, spencer. NJ No. sil West Third North
strgst salt Lake city and County utsh
NELLIE ELIZA SPENCER,
HNccutriX Of the Last Mil and Testament II
RlEn Meada Thompson hartell, deceased.
Dated July Gth, ls9l.
JOmE NJ. CANNON, attorney Tor e1eculrx.
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IrGAL NOTICE.



10 The matter VI che estate of Orlando 10.
iiuyuy, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEWTBN GIVEN THAT
~ Horny H. iiuyuy, Administrator of tho
estate OF Orlando u. tiuyoy, deceased. uas
rendered Tor settlement, aud uiJd iu said court
his nnal avCuunt uf bio administration uf said
estate and petition Tor final uistrhuuuu ~ che
residue Of SAID estate among the persons vut
titled thereto, and that friday. The ilst day NJ
july, a, u. ls1L a. 10 O'Clock am, Ht tnC court
loom OF saId court. In thu County Count House,
Haii lake Ouy aud County Utah Territory. has
hoon duly appointed uy thr judge Of 20 q court
Tor the settlement o. nid account Hn1 ucHUur
said puutuu Tor uirtrihuNuu, at which time Hut
place any person interested boz fitd estate may
ui pear and show cause. 10 any there Ur. why
s1iu account should not hC aptuod and au
proved and nnAl distribution made us prayed
Tor.
dated June 10Th. islL
a. " MItOY.
CLERK OF She Probate Court.
by j, f.JACk. Deputy,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court. In and for salt AXE
County, Territory Of TITAN
In the matter OF the EsAte Of James d Heck.
deceased


order 20 show cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not be made
Thomas H. Mott. The Administrator u the
estate Of james Il. Heck deceased. having died
bic petit n herein, duly verified PRAYING for
an order OF sale Of al the real estate uf said
ducedcnt for the purposes therein tet forth
II 10 therefore ordered hy tho judge OF said
Court that all persons Interested In She rstatc
of said deceased, appear before the said PRO
bate Cont on Tuesday the tsih day 90 July
1871. At 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF said day
a. the ceurt room Of sad Probate Court. at the
County Court House, In The city aud county OF
salt Lake, Utah Territory, Co show cause why
nn order should not ho granted 70 the said
Administrator, TO cell 90 much nf the real
estate Ut the saiu deceased 40 private s1le a.
shall be necessary, nnt that Cnrg II this
order be published NJ least four suocrssiye
weeke IN the uusInt.I lYENtNe NfWs, a
newspaper printed and published in said city
and county.
Datc- June 18th. 1870.
JACOB A. HLAIU.
Probate Judge.
IInyu pourru Attorney
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IN tho Probate Court, in and for salt Lake
County. Territory OF tlah.
In tho matter u the estate Of Jessie n. JACK
drppafud

County, lertlufy or Nlah,
In tho matter u the estate Of Jessie y. JACK
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ j Y. Jack, executor Of the estate nt
Jessie 4 Jhct, deceased. has rendered for
settlement aud lied 10 said court hiH final No..
cOu OF his administration " said estate and
potition for lnhl distribution nf the residue ~
said estate among the persons entitled thereto,
aud that saturday, the lnd LAY OF July, a, ~
ls91 az 10 O'Clock a.ul, al the couft room ~
fAid court In the County Court House. SAT-
lake city aud County, Utah Territory, has
been duly appointed BY The Judge OF said
for the settlement ~ sad account aud hearing
SAID pCttion Tor distribution, az which time and
place any person interested m anid estate may
hppcar and show causc q any there be-, why
faid account should not be settled ma az.
proved and hnai f.airlhuuOn made ~ prayed
Tor.
Dated June 2oth. 1885
II. v. MELnI,
CLERK Of tho Probate Court.
G. u. JACK, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
In the Probate Court, n amt for salt Lake
County, Territory ~ Utah
In the Matter Of the Estate of George A. Smith,
licensed.


NOTICE Is uEREHY GNEN THAT
~ Joseph q. smith, John Henry smith.
Cnaries W. smith and Elah sheet,
surviving executors ami trustees ~
tho estate ~ George A. SMITH de.
consed have rendered Tor settlement, and died
iu said court tier nnal account of tnor admin.
tstrAtiun of SAID tttaie and petition for final
dtHtribuunn Of the residue ~ sald gatnto
among tho persons emit led thereto. and
that 1huraday, tho lNth day 90 August 4 10
1874. Nc 10 O'Clock A. ~ nt Goo court room ~
said court,in the County Court House. salt Lake
city and County, Utah Territory bias been uulY
appointed by the Judge ~ said court fpr the
sritlcmont 81 said nrcOunt and hearing said
petition for distribution a. which time aud
place any person iniercatcl ln said estate may
hppcar ard chow cause. if Uny there be. why
said account should nut De- settled aud au.
proved and final difuilufl1n made 10 prayed
90. v. MELOY,
Clofk Of tlc Probate Court.
by j. D. JACK,
Deputy.
wApprLL n ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Eitatc.
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IvPOS HEADING ANp FILING THE rE-
u titon u james ", iifoadhont and Ellen
:, liroadbeut, nj wife, praying for decree
adopting Nellie Leona Morrissey, minor
Guild, by them IN accordance with the COZ.
ditiOns and sululatiOus Of thcir statement aud
tho statement OF Michael Mofrissty, the
father OF said child. nlod hcTOin ON
this ith day OF July 1919, and good
cause appearing therefor II 10 ordered
10 O'Clock a. M. ~ sah day, ~ tho County
Court House OF said couuty, IN salt Lake ny,
Utah, be- add 10 hereby appointed as the time
anu place Tor the hearing Of said petition ami
said matter NJ adoption VI said minor chlld,ani
that a copy ~ this order be- published In the
nIsEnEr EvIStSG NUws, a newsuaper pub
lished IN said county. Tor three weeks before
said time of hearing, when and where All per
sons Interested may appear aud oppose the
said petition, n ca se they have.
witness my hand this on day " July, 1888.
JACOB II BLAIR, Probate Judge,
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LEGAL NOTICE..


NOTICE n HEREBY GIVES TINT
~ Isabella THINKER. admiuittHauiN OF the
estate uf Elizabeth Hruukcr. deceased. hua
rendered Tor settlement. and dloiin haid court,
her final account Of her ldmiuistratiun OF said
estate and petition Tor uull distfi1utiuu of Che
residue u shid estate among the pcrfnus ru.
tticd thereto. and that saturday. tlo l.ud day
of July, A. ID. lsll, AZ il O'Clock l.m., % Itc
court room NJ said court. lu tho County Court
slid court. Tor the settlement ~ fAid account
and airing Sud petition fur distribution, 20
which time and plicu any ucrflu Interested iu
SAID cstaie may appear and show cause, 10 any
there hc,why sam I'D. cunt should not bg settled
and approved and final distribution made as
prayed for.
dated July ist, i-si
lt " MIlUN,
Clerk " The Probate Court
Nv ,. JACK. Deputy
MADurtL q ADAMS. Attorneys for EstatU.
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In the Probate Court, Boz and Tor salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.

In the matter o. the estate of James Wlekons'
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREIN GIVEN THAT
~ John WillOughuy, administrator OF The
estate ~ james Mictons, q ceased las rem
derod for settlement ami h|ri in said court, H.
final account OF HE admtnIsuAu1n " said e.
tate and pcution Tor final distribution ~ the
residue Of said estate among tue persons
entitled thereto, aud that Wednesday, inc iGth
day OF inly, AID. ie.l, No . u'c ucT a m Of
the court room Of eaid court, iu tho County
Court House. salt Lake Guy and County, Utah
Territory. has been daily appointed by the
JudFu oi sMd Court, Tor tlo settlement Of said
account and hearing sad petition Tor distrihu'
unn, At which time hut plHrc any person
Interested in SAID chiatr may appear and show
cause, amy thore be-, WHY sad account should
not he settled aud approved aut uual dittrihu'
ton made 40 prayed Tor
Dated June gird, 1873.
N. ". MELnY.
Clerk oi The Probate Court
Nv =. " JACK, Deputy.
D. ~. MulIF, Attorney
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ORDER.

In the Probate Cour, IN and ior tho county OF
salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter ottho ADOPTION OF Nollc Lcona
MOrrssoy, q minor
By
James ". liroadbcnt and Ellen 8. Broadbent,
husband and wife,
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NOTirE o. ilEUtBY GIVEN TitAT At
~ o. meeting OF tnN directors OF this asHu
cintuu, held ON March litH, lsIi an ASSIGNMENT
~ Ten per cent co. pUr rvnt, amounting 20 ONE
dollar Nlu0l per fhbrv,Waa levied uu be- capital
stock nj Tho hsHOclAtluu, payable 90 thu
treasurer, a =. lliEga no The once 0f the nasn.
citation, ~ .. Fourth rcutl 7t., ralt i.HIu tiiy.
ANY stock upon wuirh this assessment may TO-.
main unpaid upon Tho on hHY uf July, 1923,
Will he delinquent ami advertised fur Gale Ht
public uuruou,Anl uuIUsH payment Ia made De-.
fore Will be- sold ON August 10Th. nni, tD pHy
dvlinq Iout asHCaHWUut together with Uust OF
advertising and expense of sale
Dated June 20th, isU
a. D. illGGs. secretary aud Treasurer,
Us p. Fourth South H., salt Lake CITY.
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Tenth Ward Lumber and building Association
punrIIa. place OF business 90 D.. Fourth
south NJ, HHIt Lake city, Utah.
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wApprLl \ Aplns, Attorney. Tor II'laii5.'
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LEGAL NOTICE,

LLOYD PORTER Attorney
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Nv !. y. JACK. deputy.
D. ". MOlLE, Attorney
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IN the matter " che estate of Orlando 10.
unVuy. Deceased
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
|7OBE MARRIED TONIGHT.
The Rinn-Montrose Nuptials to be Cele-
brated in Chicago This Evening.

The Rinn-Montrose Nuptials to be Cele
brated in Chicago This Evening.
Tie Chicago Sunday Post has the fol
lowing concerning an event to be cele-
brated in Chicago tonight. in which ROCK
Island has something more than ordinary
interest:
The wedding of Miss Mae Montrose and
George Philip Rim will be celebrated in
this city Tuesday evening at U itY
church The bride is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacs son E. Mon,rose, OF Rock
Island. and is not only known in society
in that city. but in Chicago as well. hsv,
ing formerly resided hs re. She is niece
of Mrs. Edward O'Brien. at 81 Bellevue
place, at whose home the reception which
follows the ceremony at the church W
be held, The wedding will be brilliant
affair and will be Witnessed by 1000 in
vited guests.
The church will be made fJral,y at
trsctive for the occasion. Pretty climbs
ing vines will sdorn the chsncel, while
stately palms will grace altar and organ
left.
At just 8 O'Clock the bridal party will
enter the church to the strains of "Lo,
hengrin." played by Harrison Wilde, as
a professional. The ushers, Walter
Rim. W. G. Anderson, William Rhodes
aud David Revell, will wax first, and
will wear bouttonieres Of white flowers
The bride will wear white poul de sole
| trimme with duchesse lace cut round in
the neck, and having large full sleeves
She will wear diamond pendant, the
gift of the groom. Her veil of tulle will
fall TO the hem of her sweeping train and
will be confined by lilies of the valley
Her bouquet will be OF the same flowers
TIE maid of honor, Miss WinnifreC
Reed, of 0 taws. ILL.,, will wear gree
crepe trimmed with lace. She will carry
white flowers.
There will be two little flower girls
dressed alike in empire gowns Of greer
crepe, who will wear wresths of ferni
anu carry baskets of FERNS.
the groom. accompanied by his hes
man. G. Saeur. will meet the bride at til,
altar. where the ceremony will be per
formed by Rev. T G. Unlisted. Durins
the service Call Me Thine Own" will bt
softly played.
AT the reception which will follow q
the residence of the brides aunt, g
Bellevue place. 400 guests will be present
The bridal party will stand in the bs,
window of the drawing~room and Mrs
OBrien will assist in receiving.
The house will be decorated entirely il
green and white, the colors of the wed
ding. During the evening Tomsso'
Mandolin orchestra will render music
A collation. will be served in the dining
room by Graham
MIR. and Mrs. Rim will leave the san,
evening on an extended bridal tour, whicl
will be spent mostly in the south. The
| will return March 1.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
After the Pullmans =.

About two weeks ago the city tress~
urer of Omaha attached two Pullman
palace cars. as they were made up there
in c.. B. & @ train and ready to leave
the station. They were held to satisfy
a claim for delinquent taxes. To pre-
vent them being removed they were
chained to the track and sealed. Later
they were removed to a car shop and
securely fixed there. They are to be
sold to the highest bidder in few days
unless the Pullman company pays back
taxes to the amount of Sl8.00 with in
,erest, the claim covering many years
The attorneys of the company are on
the ground now, and settlement will
probably be made The attorneys con-
cede the fact that they may be com.
pelled to pay the delinquent taxes AS to
principal, but they hope to escape the
interest charges. TIE case is one of in
terest to every county and state in the
union through which the company oper-
stes its cars.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
TIMBER TRANSACTIONS

One In Which the Weyerbaeuser Syndicate
is Interested in the North.
Tue Chicago Tribune has the follow
ing dispatch from St. Paul:
The papers nave been signed in a deal
transferring 500 000, 600 feet of standing
pine around Leech Lake in this state
from the An'hony Lumber company to
syndicate of lumbermen headed by
Frederick Weyerhseuser of this city. The
consideration is slightly above SO 600, :
600, and with the timber is transferred
the Cross Lake Logging railway, with it's
equipments and franchises This rail.
road runs from Cross Lake to near Leech
Lake and is % miles i'll length. Daring
the last few years the annual cut of the
5; Anthony Logging company has been
Al 600 600 feet, and there is timber
enough in the deal to keep the plant in
o Oeretion for 10 years.
For the last two years the Weyerhaeu-
ser syndicate has been gathering up all
tie standing pine timber in northern
Minnesota that could be bought at rea-
sensible prices. The Northern Pacific
lands were first secured, and since that
time verifying in sight has been picked
up By those heavy purchases the stand
ing pine around the hesdwsters of the
Mississippi has been doubled in value and
todar, with the possible exception of T .
Z. Walker and his associates in Mime
aDolis, the Weyerhaeuser syndicate owns
more standing pine than any other body
or corporation in the northwest
The members of St. Anthony Lumber
Co. present at the final conference were
{. E. Whitney, of Minneapolis; Arthur
Hill, OF Saginaw, and J. D. Fowler, of
Chicago.
On the other side were: Frederick
Weyerhaeuser, representing the firm of
Weyerhaeuser & Denkmsnn, Rock ISL
and; r. K. Mccormick. Hayward. Wis.
Matthew Norton, of Laird s. Norton.
Wiuona; W. g. Young of w. J. Young
& Co.. and L NIB & Sons. OF Clinton.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
BRIEF MENTION.

Norris Rosenfeld left last night for
Chicago on business trip.
Oscar Benzmsp, of Fort Wayne, was
n The city On business yesterday.
Boot and shoe store for sale or ex
Oh tnge. Address F. T. Cool, Cordoya,
IA
Three good farms for sale or ex-
change. Address F. T. Cool, Cordova,
Hot coffee, hot tea. hot chocolate, with
gooda rich cream any time at Krell &
Moths.
Wanted-To buy q collection of post
age stamps. William F.E Gurley, Dan
vile, H.
Try slice of our cream pie or cup of
the best coffee in the city at Krell &
Ha,b's.
Wanted-Good girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Dan Diost, 2l2S
Fourth avenue.
Mint. wintergreen and maple patties. or
csnoied ginger for your reception or par
ty. Krell & Math have them.
John Volk LETT yesterday for Nebraska
70 lock after his extensive contracts with
the Rock Island road there.
Ex Mayor Henry Carse has gone to
Boulder, Col, on business connected
with the Rock Island Mining company.
William Dresser has at the Belyidere
one of the largest and finest toned music
b. xes ever seen here. II plays 10
tunes
George Buford and family, who have
been visiting with friends here for some
time, left this morning for their home in
Kansas City.
WsnteG-The present address of sny
OF the persons at one tine interested in
he American Match company" of Rock
Is and. William F. E. Gurley, Danville
II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
In Oldeu Times.

People overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently cure hsbitual con,
stips:ion. well-informed people will mol
buy other lsxatives, which act for time,
but finally injure the system.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
beware of Ointments for catarrh Ths
Contain Mercury.


Contain Mercury.
IS mercury will surely destroy the sense
If smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering IL through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be nsed except on prescrip-
lions from reputable citizens, as the dam
age they will do is 1O-fold TO the good
YOU can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F
J. Cheney. s. Co., Toledo, O., contains nc
mercury. and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system In buying Halls
Cstarrh Cure be sure you get the genu.
me. 1t is taken internally, and made il
Toledo, Ohio. by F. j. Cheney & Go
Testimonials free.
eESold by Druggists, price Toe PEI
bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-31
COUNTY BUILDING

Jan 2S-John E Jones to Ella E
WINES, lots and 10, E Fl Guyer's sub
div. II, II. 2w. $1,000.
Err Healy to L NJ Healy, undivl, net,
II, II. 4w, S435.