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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

LOCUST plague threatens Algeria
CRoPs are a failure in Western Kansas.
THE cholera is ravaging Mecca, Arabia.
CHOLERA is raging in Southeastern Asia.
GOLD has begun to come back from abroad.
HAY is $40 a ton in England, so IN Tow
anda, Penn.
SoUTH CAROLTSAs new dispensary law mas
gone into effect.
THERE were 52.699 immigrants landed at
the Port of New York in June.
THE rice crop of the United States is sixty
per cent greater than any previous one.
THERE is once more friction between the
Frend Canadians and the English Of Can
ada.
IT is estimated that Butte, Montana, will
produce 100, 600, 900 pounds Of copper this
year.
KANSAS has increased the taxable value OF
railroad property from 351, 900, 5000 to S62,-
000, 900
STATE money apportioned to the public
schools of Missouri this year amounts to
$797, 1926.
BUSINESS is depressed in Hawaii because Of
the uncertainty inspired by the United States
Government.
AN invasion of caterpillars made its ap
pearance in Yoone, France, and the insects
have eaten up the pasture and left the fields
pare.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL REYNOLDS
has decided that women dietary nurses"
who ministered to soldiers during the late
war are entitled to pensions
THE entire senior class, comprising sixty
nine members, at Indiana Normal School at
Terra Haute, having refused to yield to the de-
mands OF the Trustees and left the school,
there were no graduating exercises at that
institution.
ARTHUR C. REEVES, a citizen Of the United
States. has been authorized to establish ag
ricuitural, mining and manufacturing colo
MES of Scandinavians, Germans and Greeks.
His concession covers 1000 acres near the
Teliantipee Railway,
THE Mexican Government has decreed de-
auctions of from five to ten per cent. in the
salaries of public employees and men in the
army. These deductions, the total amount
Of which will exceed 81 200, 600, are to take
effect in July and will be in force to the end
of December.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21
FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.

FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.
Fowls must be kept clean.
Save the good heifer calves.
Spray for the grape mildew.
A red comb is a sign of health.
Keep fowls supplied with green food.
Fat hens are apt to lay soft-shell
eggs.
Old hens often fail to become good
mothers
Put the manure where it will do the
most good.
Rotation of crops should be studied
and practiced.
The sugar beet is valuable adjunct
to dairy foods.
There is money in poultry if careful
ly looked after.
The Orange Globe is good variety
of mangel wurtzel.
Lack of green grass will make the
yolk Of the egg light-colored.
Good layers should not be allowed
to get very hungry or very fat.
Spraying with Bordeaux mixture
will destroy the tent caterpillar.
The Parker Earle is good variety
of strawberry for general culture.
For Matching purposes eggs from old
hens are better than those from pull
let's
The milking should be done as rap
idly as possible without hurting the
COW.
For fattening sheep, alfalfa is one of
the best and most economical kinds Of
feed.
Much attention is now being paid
to improvement in the breeding of
sheep.
Spraying with fungicides and in
secticides has become matter of ne
cessity.
The Polaris is good all-round po-
tato. 1t is early, yields well, keeps
well and cooks we'll.
To be a success farming requires as
continuous and unremitting attention
as any other business.
The egg production of hen in hes
prime is about three times her weight
in the course of the year.
A mixture of whisky and camphor
diluted with water is said to be al ex-
cellent remedy for dysentery in fowls.
For scratched or cracked teats an
application after each milking of a lit
tie of the cheapest molasses Is recon-
mended
The body of the fowl must be prop
erly nourished before eggs can be pro.
duced, for eggs are the product of the
surplus food consumed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21
BULLETS AT A PICNIC.
A Drunken idiot After Shooting a
Boy is Killed.

While score of excursionists were seated
on the porch of Nick Schenville's fishing sta
ton at Chef Menteur, twenty miles from
New Orleans, La, Rudolph Bienvenue, a
half idiotic deaf mute. whose drunken actions
had led to his election from Schenville's
house, fired two loads Of buckshot into the
party at distance of fifty feet. None OF the
shots took effect and Bienvenue moved away
across the bridge spanning Chef Menteur.
Reloading his gun. he walked back to the
party and again fired upon it. Tony Schen-
Vile returned the fire. but failed to hit the
mute. Bienvenue fired fourth time. wound
ing Tony Scnenville. The seventeen-year-
old brother Of the wounded man caught up
a weapon and fired twice at the mute. The
second load took effect and killed him in
stantly. The body fell from the bridge into
the Chef.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21
TO EASE HIS MIND.
Return of Money by Conscience
Stricken Man.

A stranger called on Secretary n. f. A.
wood of the German Insurance Company,
Rochester, N. Y, and asked to see tn: books.
He had made a similar visit two years Ego,
and said then that he thought the company
had paid loss unjustly SOM yeas ago. He
was allowed to inspect the books. and then
he paid Secretary Atwood forty 800 bills,
saying that this was but q partial payment.
He added that the original loss WIS about
half this sum. but he had figured interest
He dill not give his name, and the insurance
man asked no questions.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21
DESTITUTE KANSAS,
The Western Part of the State Almost
DeDODuIated.

Unless the people OF Western Kansas re-
ceive aid in the near future that entire see-
ton will be practically depopulated. The
county commissioners of Wichita, Lane.
Scott, Greeley and other counties met at
Leoti and issued call for a convention at
some central point, at which an appeal is to
be made to Governor Lewelling to i'm
mediately call the Legislature together to ap-
propriate funds for provisions, feed and seed
wheat. Thousands of people will be forced
to leave that section unless aid is given them
at once. Many have already abandoned
their claims and gone to Oklahoma.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21

QUARANTINE will be established this sum-
ner in eastern Arizona. in California, west
Yuma on the Southern Pacific, west of The
Needles. east of Tr.ckee, and on the Oregon
State line. The whole State will bs quaraa-
tined if cholera appears in New York.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21

second hill OF corn. This has been
used for years on the farm of my
birth, as well as many others of which
I knew, and with perfect Success
Manchester Mirror.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-21

THE number of recruits to be drawn in
Russia by CONSUMPTION this year is fixed by
imperial mandate at 263, 900.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-11


sands OF Lots to choose from located in all parts Of
Following are some OF my numerous subdivisions.
minutes ride out upon the g. b. and n H. Is situated
on branch OF tine Depanes River and skrted BY natural
forest Prices o; lots $50 and Ouetenth cash balance
monthly payments, long time.
delightful 30 minutes ride along the lake shore passing
Worlds Fair Grounds Fast becoming the leading residence
pass through the property and connect with Cottage Grove
avenue cable Illinois Central and many other railroads
property Lots 1 and up Onctenth cash balance monthly
psyments Ions time
bounded by Robey street on me east avenue The
WcH lonea street the north and school street on the
south This subdivision r. almost sodl, but up There
are SOME choice bargains s to hn had here Lots 500 ana
up same tefhs ~ hanphiu lafk and nfossdais
The subdivision noe on che market lies between pl
vision street Holman A0rh Hud kro avenues IhtH prop
eftf u surrounded hf beautiful huuirtirf aud fronts
ei chicago H'st pepalsf PARKS loia go AMI ~ same
fh.a hitio0 WHICH aI8lns fau0Ns rhlsf ne Linden
aiNtINH0 NNl NHtHes8 taa $3.50 W ll N "a kfHHlaia
sH.IN NnH HH#4HA#a AtHHNH H.fHW hHHHat EHtH wefH
HiI n tH AN1 MalfHa fHt NNH tNH hfst kHfae HNNfht
tHf IffN zee HH ta HAEk.I 500 N o HHW HHH aH4 HHh
tItH''l'l lH.t s. tat7 ttH tal Nr A tsfssts8 Hana
talt sH.t't.H hsfaI FL iaH'aHI sfessa asf#asa 500
IN HIE# HaH 81 Ct III..I
H.I rs IsH. II..nI l..l.l - l.I.H.f
aif tasa''a
asaf 5000 aausas aalit ana Aala. rusau
ihaa ~ mu la tha a. tmalsa faafs aiWanF
sac WfHW#fH
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-11
DO YOU WANT A HOME

That
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
She Followed I,is Lead.


T.,crc ~S:c rc:sts cnors,., f.. al except
ccc yoUn: inan, whose Tcr:y Of two
pci.3 eat Cow, Eca. the door. 1t WAS
tho liig;l s?i1:ts It this grou? doubtless
that rsu,np.cd tho suggestion Ivy one Of
them that tho standing you;;S man
should sit in tho lap Il his Young woman
for greater comfort. This Inc promptly
Cid, and not Icing rrpulscd sat there
with great content to himself.
At Ecaac street Young Irish girl
Goayte1 the Ger. 1t was evident 10 ev-
cry enc that she was recently landed.
well intentiouel and little informed.
She stood a, the door minute and
looked lowi:dercj NJ and down the Glle,l
eeats. Then her eye fell upon young
man sitting nj case in q young woman's
lap. She darscd forward, and before any
one Lad the slightest idea Of Ter inten.
ton she seated herself respectfully but
firmly on the lap of tho other young man.
It was hard to tell which was the fun
nicst. the agitation Of the young man. the
calm Of tho young woman or tho hyster-
ical laughter Of the co:ored girl in the
corner, who explained to the passengers
between her peals:
''She thinks dem Is comes fust sits on
de seats, en- dem ns corAes next sits on lie
people"
Which was evidently just what size
did think until the conductor came t.
tue rcscue.-New YORK Recorder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
FAC Eirtl, o. t::c Oral.

There Is be1usi.rl little story told
about tie opal. :i.a.t delicate stone which
you have 10 Goubt seen IL rings ind
bracelets. Tho story is that the opal
e.s long ego promised to anybody who
could discovc: it. II lag hidden away.
50 the old fortune ,ellers used to say. at
tie place where the sanligh: aud rhc
moonlight joined" eacl. other. and who
ever could find tia: spot would lie Re.
v'arded by a quantity Of large. beautiful
oIals. After long search for the place
where the sunlight and moonlight
joined" each other. the place was found
by Spanish traveller, who followed NJ
tho rays Of the setting sun, and when he
hal reached the end Of the last ray he
waited until tie mooabeums sLonc upon
the earth, and there he found the oI,als.
They are sa!d 10 be very lucky stones
for those who ere born in the fall Of the
year and very unlucky for those born in
the spring. OF course i: is only q say
ing that these are lucty or unlucky. but
the rest Of the sto-y IL true, rs you will
believe il you look in tho heart of IN
opal and sec the pink tints Of the sun
and the blue rays Of the moon nesting in
the middle Of it.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
~ Of ali Leaveaiag POvrr~1 u Govt Repor,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Tree, I. Japan Sacred to the Gods.

Near every temple in japan are Ger
tain trees which arc Supposed 20 be pc
cu!iarly loved by the gods and to be sa-
cred to them. Any one injuring or cals-
ing to be injured one Of them will bring
down the wrath Of the '.kazni~ or god
whose particular property It is. II the
trees be injured in the name OF any one,
tine kalni avcnges himself on that person
instead. 81. when girl finds that o
swa;n's love has cooled, and she thinks
revenge would lie sweet, she makes q
straw lnanikin Rnd calls it by his name.
II she is very vengeful, she n,ay also
make one Of her hated rival. At 2
O'Clock ut night called the hour Of the
bulD she ris.s, aud clad in awhile night
dress only. with high clogs on her feat.
her hair hanging loosc ani crowned
with I'm iron tripod. en- which throe
lighted candles are stock, clio r-occeds
to the shrine Of the patron god Il the
family.-SGn Francisco! Chronicle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

Dr.. Forces Ga.:cl Medical Discovery acts
upon this weak SPIT is nctEinS else ca;l. 1t
rorscs !. u, 10 healthy, rs:urxl cc.ion. By
thoroughly parn,iag the b;ocd, i; reaches.
Luilds ~, and iaviScratcs cvUy rsat Of the
system.
Fc. GIL diseases :hc. cc:,cad Oh the liver
o. tho blood-Dys.oIeia, Indigestion. Bilious
ness every form 81 Scio:ula, even Con-
sumption tc- I.anG -scrofr!a. ia its earlier
stages; end tive mos :tutborn Skin ind
EcSlp Diseases. ':lc Discovery" Is the Ola. .
remedy - rrsa.,.Hs AID e-.ec;ivc ta.s it can
Lc guaranteed.
II L. docs-.t bcno1k or cure. you have your
money back.
On thcoe osrI:s, It's an insult to your in
selugcncc 30 lave something o.so offered q
"jyss Is Good'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
A loud TeIeuhOoe.

an English paper describes q telephone
which will talk Lad enough for person
in any part of large room to hear and
understand. Mr.. Graham. Tic invcnto:.
has succeeded not 30 inuch by IA I'm
provcmnt Oh tho existing telephones as
by his method 81 arrxngin: the c:gcai,
and brin.in. Its resistance as low "a
possible. To this end the usual inilac-
ton coil Is discarded. and the two ias.rg.
ments. trsnsmit,er and receiver. arr III.
rcc,iy connected la circuit witt the line
snd the battery. The traasmit,er ~; one
cnd Of the line IL connected 90 TIE IT,.
eeivcr at tho other end. and two $, pa:.ssc
lines arc employed having a coaasaoa to.
turn wis. Two correspondents can THIS
talk quite freely witt each other, and as
tho receivers spcal: out 30 rs TO lie heard
In any part # q rcora conversation car
10 carried on by each person sim,,ly
speaking 90 his transinitter.
The apparatus Is attached ~ Gsxible
conductors and Is he'll Ia the hand. 10
opcn a coaversa;ion 1t u sufficient g.
pick mp the portable transristcr and
press button In its casing. 20 as to es.
tablish the circnit. The receiver Mt the
other end acts rs Its own call bell by tho
ooudncss of its voice. and the response
comes equally prompt aud loud. Tho
ussf has therefore no need TO listen care
fully with Gao or two rccciv rs held NJ,
70 his head. All lao has TO 10 10 to speak
Into his transmi::er ard Keep his cars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Tns Chicago democracy has chosen

TnE Chicago democracy has chosen
wisely in the nomination Of John r.
Hopkins for the mayoralty. Hon.
ben T. Gable. who attended the con.
vcntion and lreliminarses in the in
tcrcsts Of Mr.. Hopkins. and who re-
turned from Chicago Saturday night.
was much gratified over Mr.. Hopkins
nomination. and says he Is q winner
from the start. He IL splendidiy
equipped for the duties Of mayor OF
the great city whose democracy ha.
thus honored him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

The night Waterman In q Chestnut
street bank isn't happy unless he dam
dies his 3-mOnths-old baby for awhile
each evening. He cannot get out, nor
can mamma get In. bat every fair night
she passes baby In between the big iron
tazs II the front window. Papa watch
man receives the youngster. and passezs-
By witness the charm;a: family picture
q msmma's emilinS fnce watching be-
twsen IL bars end para romping With
ba1y 4 - ts1ghe3y lighted igtkj4 q
Oho11nky1Rhno1ilvais neuued
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
4 College , ole.

As good an example rs can lie given O!
the jokes played on new students il the
ancient "Pcmpc- Of Winchester college.
On the first appearance Of boy in the
school companion will ask him with a
lkintIly afr 81 10 has book caIAd ''E'rinpe
Moru0 PfUtcscn- t6re-k NOr ''Sc:id the
fool farther, without which IL will be
impossible 60 properly get tisrough his
work. Of coarse ls- will say mo" and
then be will bc sent on Wild goose
cisusc ft6su one boy 10 another In the
hopes u obtaining copy. The game il
kcps up with great spirit until the oder
buyp are tifrd q the fun, and then the
srcxn lad Is refesse,i % Unc u tho mas
Tn, Who. instrsd Of giving him VOL
umc, - be cxnccts. ends his trouble by
explaining 70 him the Joke Of ''Pempe."
-toudou Ti:-9its.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

The beautiful Margare, Of Navarro
Was devoted to hcr brother. Francis !
Whcn hc wns apparently dyin; ut Ma
AB3A no focnd her way Co him through
pEivutiou and danger aad succrc,led IL
0Gtc.tug his dcliverapce. When he WIS
q nc distance from hes. shc wet; every
6ny and sst down %, stone In the mid.
die Of tbs road TO catch the first glimpse
e o messengers afsr od. And she said:
al! whoever shall cosac TO announce
- rScovvrs, Ut the k;as. ~ brother.
1hcugh 10 bc tisUd. jailed. soile,l. Ill.
Ghevclc,l. ! will kin hun and embrace
IN ~ ,!,ou3h 10 wore tho Gncs: gentle
~ IN tho Eiasdom." -.
= Whaa no died. she seemed literally
nortbro.sn. and sho did not long cur.
Vlso him. -Yoush's Com:mnion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

Within sight ~ the station at A.hcr-
Stone. on che toat.ou and Northwestern
railway. there Is to ipc sesn an enormous
carthenwarc jas. shc largest IN the
world. This capacious article wns man.
tsfactured ut the lotteries. Church Grcs-
lcy. over 30 years sgn. tn holding en-
pucity. when full. b TO quarts. and IL Is
10 large that man can ~ inside 1t. II
now rests over the fsuut iloos Of china.
glass and carthcnwsfs wusshousc. -Es-
change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

Tho fate Of FrsakIlu. ~ ~apsOsvr.
- unwistinsly prsAgusvj. and On The
oef hts starting - III lass sVyase. &c
!. lands Of his own dcyUsej wifs. A.
~ doing on . su(S Lsdy Fsaaklin
- eun,e.hin9 over l,ts fsss, On which
49, IN CONSERVATISM. snytng: why,
- . nag thrown oves ,nss Oouv
- now that thcy ny ~ unioo 5ach
oosspser-t0uduo TSs-BlsA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

The Chicago Tribune gives Hon.
Zen r. Cable the credit OF a decided
n lvantogc over Gov. Altgcld in the
con,es, for the United States senator
ship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

..BsSiaes, what wa that loud noise !
heasa n yvur roon last nights Dd
sumsehiag la11v
.1gCe a. I lnoUs q. nasaa. 1aVte
agbumuag - haugd fn11aG1ssR Yenous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

>ll11ent with fal0 ssesh sni false
J ooAef sAlssnsssrs. IL Pssisius
ogw weasteg falss sys1asAcs-
49, eythshes 80 b. o.
- . sgoounahss - Thy
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
THE n'C.ikEST SPOT

ia YOU whole
syst. n, Perhaps.
Is the liver. If
ulat DOESN'T do
IFS wo:'h of puri-
flying the blocd,
mogo troubles
! come frola il
than you can 70
member.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Seeing is Believing.

How many people know
what endless variety of mer-
chandise is required to carry a dry
goods business complete in every department?
We dare say: But few. Owing the distance
from the market and advantages in buying goods in case
direct from the manufacturers and importers it has I
necessity to carry tremendous large stock Buy mo M
stated above direct from headquarters saving
paid to middle man. SO called obbe The hc J
profit the retail
cheaper from house buying their goods direct hean
from one buying from lolbers In order to have
in nice Silks Dress Go IDS Coaks Dpery Goods. Good. f
Fine aud Table arir.
idea what stock required to
sold in the Retail Department. daily.
and shall take great pleasure in showing
Of seasonahle mcrch
2i7 and by
EI.UG. HASLER SCHW GOODS co
The undersigned firm employs almost half hundred people AMI
their saeslade and statesmen all experienced oh
those who have favored with say:
and do and convince OF the above
believing Thanking
Yours truly.
KLUG, HASLER, SCHWENTSER
DRY GOODS COMPANY,
az and az I-c West Second St. DAVENPORT IA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Rock Island
At the Harper House,
u :IDAY, DEC. 29th.
Returning every month during the
year. to remain day.

nr Rea ha- been connected with the largest
,..Hgncs.nc n i treating t.csse~ snd tcfJ.ma-
ter tie Will give $50 fo- rny case he caLnot I. II
the disease. ami where II cate IN FIVE minutes.
lie WHY return 10 liock Island every month to re-
main day.
Trcsis ali cur-b'e medical and snryical de-
ease q, ste aud Chronic cat.rrh. i-cs.es Of the
c.~. ear std mere. III ost Ia, e. q, spel<ia,
Brign'r disease. -. betr.. kior"y-. liver. blad-
der. chronic T. NAL. AMI scxua az, eases. l. t,ep.
~ or MT cure.! - po tive g.a:auiee!
Housc and a!a6le-Asea krn
;, 1e-uk fiom srefma:o,ihoea md impotence Us
The 81 OF i! -abu-c ia Youth eacc-s in ma
fnrc wears. ard other causes. Producing sonc of
IN f"'lowi Cecis. - en- -rion-, o;chce. de-
ailif,. nc-s"u-be.~. dizziness. couf s>i n Of ideas
AVER on ~ sosi,iy. defective uemory aud sexual
exlaa,tio.. v itch unit the victims for bn- lncse
not uJ.r.ous.
Dla0a aud AkIa ISIS eases.
Sypailis and compiiea'iof., n. .orc C.rcat,
fallins OF the hair pal In ,h- home. etc, are
pcrfc, tbs cr-Cicsted Witio.t rising ms r. urv or
other ipiuci u cruss Gonbrrhos-A. gcet. s.ric.
arc- and all urinsry ami .t'in-y ironbc- -lccdi-
Nv cured BY Urea tment that h ,e rever fsiled lie
under tske- ircsrabls cn&es. hut cares thous-
anes sivcn rp 10 Die Remember the Date snd
COM early. ~ his foofps arr always crowded
wherever he stops.
CONSTIPATION FREE.
C.rres,ondcnce lie; I'd aud c.,n.idenstt,
.s:dress DR. ID. b. RIA. ga Pauiua Street
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
DR.. D. D, REA,
Surg on and Specialist

Who has created eu h sensation in ard srcnn'
IN cago by cartrg diseases that almost bifIlet
the m edic, Al frntsrn oil the cnuntry. and Ivy th'
req ie>t u msny tr.eud. and pat,eut. he has dc
c!.cd 10 yieit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

How many people know
what an endless variety of mer-'
chandise is required to carry on a dry