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State Tax Sales
- OF -
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
TB
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.
Parish Of CoIcasicu, TicelIh judicial
District Of louisiana.

by VIRTUE OF THE AUTuORITy vssrvn
- IN me by the Constitution and laws Of the
2Le 2laLe OF Louisiana, will sell, at the princlDaI
Ironi door Of the Court House, in which ihe Ciyil
LEY Court Of said parish Is held within the
O'Clock a. m on ' Ds''''"s AZ -
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WARD THREE.

/ ArmbrewsteF, Beuj-l59 acres lots 4 and Q,
sec ~ ~ w, rS w.,,,,..-,.,r.,.,,r,,.,I W i
Bailey, = rs acre in Iot Q, simmons sub
division. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3Gi
lot Z, soe n, tp y !, r9w...".,",.,'-".. " ? .;
Bryan, W-G7s0 acres pa Of nw!4 se.4 vi
IVA, sB4. VIZ VI SEA sec ~ We Of "a,
w!8pt sec ", WI NJ pe4 pw.4 swA sls
Y ss}4 see ~, ~ ~ neA see ~ tRQaF
ss& sec ig & 81 Z and and XII b 4 II 'st5 sS9
VI sel4 sec n, pls sec ~, secs ~ II and "
aud seA see 70, secs ~ and l4 sws vi no
i3wi ~ sse II n. ,,l5 Pg'S' AZ 4 Y 4 Ffe ae@ 81
II i 4. " q ~
Bq9lleF, P-9Qo acres, sw33 IF ss4 gee y,
Rg ne " s4q ", ~ 4sfes " ~ d sg Il Pe
n g,4 otsH4 see y, pls " pgA sas q,
tPeaF5 Observation-Disclosures. u IS
cegls Gee 2 i9acres, seA of se4 sse lg tP
vi ~ 'Fs'+s.'.'taffsf sfsfs, ssssr.st.,. Y w
cliPe " E-leQ acres, nw1 u see d pes i.
Ff 'sssss--ssst+s..4.sssss Z w
clias " atsg esTes als n seH sea 9f
ss3 sSj S.is III 81 h h i i 4Ps i !,
1est " !! .....s.. l0 X
eas beir ~ u sslil aud ~ u se9 u ss4
as y y ,F9 Sa,.,.,"a.,a,.. s75
ppb9n Belrs COlastie Al acteH nex n Rw}6
section y ~ lQs Nv gw.t..,.,....,.,s.,.. g2 IS
Gibbs Estate ] y gi5 acres acres CON.
meneipg chains vest NJ ~ corner 09 ae56
QfAw 4 seea0p p, n NSFs ", hene6
east cballAe lheu9e norfl 2 cbalng II
linke one Acge3 ~ wa ofnWh 9raw1 sec
aqp wv VI ~ y, eQlaipesglqg Nj fret
east ef sW e9rbeE spia tf8et fisuee east
9S eis Il aHd ss II 5sfs
spaaisl giali ~ si,.e.g,,....s.. p ~
9lH y x and RinhaEd, g 4 I5q acres. wv
Wpe% W. 8He& " pW& pWA " sgM
seeAqA VA ~ AYHi " RBs'etgssf,sy.f'tt ~
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Norris, W B~lQll acres, ueJ4 pfHWA nw4
VI ne!4 soc 1l scll sec q, tp Gs, - VT
neA 0f uw54 scC3j ~ sf Z "; swA OF
SEA, sell of nel} sec 2, lot 7, seG ll ~ OF
seq, sw!4 Of se4 sec 10 Gl4 Of so4 DY4
VI sea, me!I Of swI4 sec T. tp ;, i I VT
Ee.4, el4 0f Bell see Is, wiz Of nw4 sec jg
tR7s.r9 vi nw4 Of mw!4 sec 52, tpBs,
7wi ~ Of uwN, swI4 0f nei4 SEQ i5, nwH
VI sea, ne4 Of swi1 Sec 10, seA Of swh,
sp4 sec Y, ue4 Of se9 H. cl2 VI sell sec
nwa{ Of ne!4 sec l2 ela VI nB5 mel uf swf
see ~, VIZ Of nWA, nY!4 Of swH sec H.
sB4 ofsw4 see u sw4 or seH SEE /, ilj
Ss,r0 vi n~ll Of ne}i hw4 sec is, ~
sec y sec 7, el4 Of le4, sW4 Of He4 ne4
0f seH sec Is, tp ), rs Ri 5sA OF neA sec
y, si2 Of pw!4, HwA Of sw4 see III tpBs,
7 ~ W pe4 OF SEX sec 30 nY4 OF seA,
pe4 of seq: w!2 VI Hw4 nv Il Of sBA sgC
VI, tpSs,r7 W e!2 VI DGA sec l. tp 0sr
D w also acres commencing at d point
on tllc east bank 0f Caicase1 river ID see
3G, tpgs,r9 ~, thence north two acres,
thence east 20 block part Of lot g. sec
w. tPgaFg vi VIA Of hYA, VIZ of sy4
sec Z, tp = y sw'''..r,,.....,..,.,,,,. .lOG 8
Plio Estate, Paul-Jgi acres, lots 10 aud 10
fractional " " oi sec ~ part Of lot sec ~
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T8E EcH0 II prepared %
10 every description 9f JoR
FRfSEING at short notice, ip
ne best style. Bring il ip
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oalliar snh, com iutoraea court hOtae
sqasge aud east side pithuna alley, thence
east % teet thence back south 40 feet..
Richard, A Slot Zaek slpmona snh Id
/ u block 10 Salliersub. ub.................'
Richard 8 Meyeg--ls block 0. Rilhs sub, NJ
| y block "a BilbO Sub. ib.,.,,.,...,......,....
Rodgers Mamie a lots Ia and 10, block 3.
| Nselu aubss'ss'. s+s+.................., 1
Ryan Geo W--lot and 10 SAB neH u tho
sN'a sec ~ tpeAi FSw.,t.s.s..ss....,... L
sRlheF Vilmoatlots block Hor9ldga ad
soh9lnliRgeE Jos--sw4 Of block II, Lyonai
s"NulFlhloh '.'','s. 's.s',.,,..s....t,.st...4.
shutls, Frank Lots "a, aJ ana 81 bIoeE 4
| H9iliQga addition east Of HalIlavArtE undi.
| NMeN 9nethild Of lot IA, RinhApdiA sui5di
AaFh OloeA y, hllh0 Y Lawrence SUBJ.
speeknelnagle, Mrs 7 Al lot 80 II. mont
VA ai4S ST. LNohs sub, 5Oa20O II, .s,.....4
1hielman Geo-Lots aud q block u, Reid
SanulNlalOp ,s.,.,..,,.,a......,,.,..
Vincent Mrs II ST. lot north ada EaY,.
renee street, lots bounded north IN ipt IL
Geo Ryan, east by George Ht ~ Nv IN Ar
JReoh Ryan and south by Lawrence 81. ~.
poll44, Clara. .5Dxl5O II bounded north byiot
OF Y hpndtSen eaat by lot OF l., ksnf
mAtnil 9eutu oS North st and west hy lot pf
M II Jesaen.. .,,.,,,s.s,.,,,.....,.. Q
Wagner Coos lots south side Kirby n. !
Wakefield I I-Lots "a, a5, 90 and a7. blasl
-, aallier spbdlyiHOn; lnta d and d biSrlE
" Slil addition, n,,.,,.,,.,.....s.,.,.. &
Wells, Gee ia lots, NV oor Hilbo and
Broad ita, leaa qQXsD ft sold p.n Il &L 1int
l9ts i y, z, u ~ IS, "A and No. aubdtvisioa
oipart OF sex Of SEC 81 tp %, P8w...,.. aS
Wells, Francis M-LOts ig and 20 subaiyn
ot part Of sch aec OIL tp s,t w.,..,..,. q
Wolls, Grace E,-LOts and 4, subdivision AZ
part Of seA SEQ ~ W 2 =, Tsw,,.....,.. .
WellA, Julia W-LOts aad q, anbdlylRion
Of part Of sS& sec 81 tpBs, w...,.,... a
WintGee, II A--neginning $50 ID east az a.
cnr Ryan and Pine stH, thencs east 50 iset
thence back south lii9t tit,.,......,..... &
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h0IrtS Agent W j. 26UO acres undivided Il
nE VIE OF net y of swi nwt Of sell. sell
" seA So Y. nwA " ns4, nwA ma VI
sws4iaeciion q, HeI4 section ", neA ma 0f
Uf geA sectuH a. sl4 VI nBA uw4 Of
sW u section H tp =, I ~ vi all lots g. d
and u section 80, tp5s, - ", less acres
IN lot u, swi Of HW4 sectioR g. tp0s,r,
XVI lgt section ,awA of sY4 section
S. r. VI VIZ of sg4 section IL, lp7s,TB
w undivided half 0f VIA Of swA suCtiga
ej2 Of s0H section s, We SEX section D.
nw4 seetion 10, tp5 g. E0w, Wa Of sell
sectionlB tpSs,F1w alle!q ofuG4 section
IL, n . T. Ow, seJ4 of sW4 swA uf syI
section ~ c.g 0fseL section g. vi Of swi
section 30 tUB 4. L Z w....-.-. . ma
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Pujp 4 P-3lQ acres nndiyded half Of sJk
Fl 9W{ ngA o9f swA see 2 tp tle, gi0g
acres on W. sldcpfse4 of pB1 sec %, ,tpgs,T
~ W. Also " acres 10 square % northeast
c9rlef Of neA Of lel4 seell tp II 81 rlQw
9esf ef AwA sec 2, tp p3BF7wj lot snb
VI undivided balf of lot subdivision Of
slz VI AeA and seI pfsWA sec 33, tp9s
gisYA ne4 sec tp0s, "; VIZ Of
ses p's qf sea ssA ofpeA sso I, tpssF3
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Reville, james, acres eominenclnn a. car.
aero tri,et OF Mary Frank. thence north
Al''A teeei thence eass 2o5 ieet !. ......., 4
Richard, G blot III blook Il, sallief snh,
~ ~ BLOCK 40 Sailier sphi one iot in Nv
cor block %, sub nls 81 net8 aae NJ f,,as
W g. loo X Iuaehy subj hlqek n s,ih
nt "a ne4 SEQ ~ tp IS r 3 W. 0xoenf i0ik,
acre IN southwest ueFner Of nWN sf mn,
ss SOC u " "a Z sw, lot H. block 4 lot
4, 1loek q iotA and 9 block n al hl0ok u
w A gin add 8 latn II ag,d "a hiaDt ~,
hillio sa6i lots ID aud / 4 hlaek iats 10
ana u hl0qk -, aub v z q aw z sec s. Is
w iat a higos lb silh iat Nj
liEiehtha sab VI VIZ avs s5a 81 s. III : IS
lot hlees y sab ut IS. Hutpbih4
sub OF W3s Of fnN zee s. ~ 10 4 + 4 n. isfs
and 4 block l. sallieF sub; clock ~
Ihas hilho, sub except l0ta Z and 8 8nd
0ne-thitd lot "A lot II, block a, j 1. IBilbo
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hleB9f9 B--I3s neFes part VIA Of Wa Of
Rw4 see 3, NJ tQHFs " swi4 M 10; tpi
y ~ " eYA of hBl{ sec ], tpBs row,
n9llyltgd nan req 9tHgl4 see M tpPs,
VIA n 8lock n sqbdlYislpn N
sga see ~ tPshF taY lots ], Z, and
AH1al yiglQg VIZ NJ ae2 see u, ipgs,Fsw
e4 fheH sg9{ of ne.t 80 ~ III gs.Ti0
pgiigtqed haif l9t Observation-Disclosures
gf se9 ana aeM Df syi4 soc 80 tpgB,fs
VI w N seK ~ sei3 aee 25 10 s,F5w
pEs qlsYH olseA sce y, tp9s ri ", VI
9LRg9 II etpw4 see Z. ~ lG4F ~ NJ
gbg a3.H f9 lstss ". eQh1lilshslHg i Z se oQr'
lQtg I and block "a M ~ bl6ok Il Sulpblf
G5i&R 3i&5 ise' Ii u Sesf z aeii M
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hiAfuI lHaN illU acres, fractional We of
seGllUh 49, tp -, r3 WI sWA vi aw4 SEQ.
I0h ~ ne4 of uo4 section u "a Of self
spGllOh 5lr ~ s, r. " sw4 Of nwA sgr
g. tp H. 4 WI sWA neA, SEX Of nwA "a
oI sWA section H. tp g. s VI wa Of swi
section ~, e'g Of sea nw5l OF sol section
~, Up d s. : b WI y section n uwt Of nell
NV i sHcIl0n ~ tp 2 g. vi se4 Of ne4
heA VI SCI section D. AW Ii ufnw4, VIZ vi
Bw54 s0utiUu u, tp s =. I d vi sw Z of HwIf
section -, tpb q, d W. uel Ot uW4 SEQ
ton |, tp ., + d VI uUA mex Of se4, el,
0fnwAl swA 9fuw4 no4 Of sw4 reGtivn
- nwA seGti0n g. tp2s, "; sell Of
seA section 49, ne4 VI meA section ri, To
., VI e'2 Of sSA swA Of sch section
49, pW4 ORueir n'g Of nw4, sw4 of nw4
section Sir Up y H. 5 W, undili half Of
nWA VI SEA pe4 Of swi4 soUtiOn |, tp los,
IL w. undi yided one sixth Of fractional
hsGlinns ~ aud a. tp Os, - W; sw u sec.
Ton 20, ~ I D. = "; eig Of sW1 olo vi wh
segllOu o. Up Us, vi gl3 Of sw 4, gI uf
W. section g. tp o . wi lot section IT,
Up D ., + b vi nWA Of uW4 slu OF nwlf SEQ
~, Up lOA, RS vi lot l. o. lot ,, all of Tsr4
Oi neA sec H. Up ~ 8, 1 D wi wiz Of swE
seCti0H 26r Ip 3 3, re "; sw4 of nwli seG.
il0n = tp y =, L o WI W l9 Of sW 4 SEE vi tD7
y, , w. leA, ni2 Of nw4, swA Of uwA
VIZ Of sW4 section ~, tp 0 y, + D W, erg If
SwA section ~, tp iO g. i D WI uig, sw4
section ~, G'2, nwJ4, r!q Of sw1i sw4 uT
b#Sl sGgllOn "a nl4 section -, tp Vs. RIO
vi D'Y, swA section q. tp ~ T. I 10 W, sWI
ni sWA sGCtinn 10, sg4 of SET section vi.
LP = 4, ~ vi fractional seL section
ltdGtlOnal sW4 section o. fractional SEQ
tlol - lp =, 10 WI strip 80 feet wide
ny l52O leet long north 0nd Of se4 Of nei4
1 NJ /. an
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RysR Geo W-2Q Rcres, uRaiYi4ed halg se2
" ~ ~ z fp gsFsw " .t.t.,s,f...,.
Ryap, Y p 2tg aerea, ugil O9 neg ~ ~,
4gs4 9apHf ~ " VIZ of Rea ~ INV
y ase IA pl E.t,f.,,.....,s,.,,.,t,
Shaiiuck 025l Reres lot : san Muna
held eniGiyiaion pf sei OfnNH sae 23 ~
~ aal ~ n Hl Z a. y iIg5II \ 4
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nPAr se4 section % ca VI sw4 section
p lot J. roetlon 10 tp =, 70 "; lots o, ii,
~ and IL section a. Up q ., r9 ", sci ofnGi
sec -. swA pf nw4 sset IS, tp 0 s'Tgw;
ne4 dHwI, AwA of HeA section II, tp
4 AZ
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Clark James--l60 acres wiz OF swla We Of ~
nwH sec ~, Up lOs, rio lOw..,,..,....,..F. % q
Cole MaTgaret-Lots 7, s, o and 10, block Is,
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pEaAs BEsRYorEET AssqCIATloE, Meets ~
tRe CORNER 81 DiEiHlpn and Ryan atEeets, hiat
sunday ip each month J. Marx, Preaident
y RslnuFs " ne i lssi(ant u. l}syer, Secretary
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IGy isiANA CAAfP No. D. NJ. oF TgR Ws-ALeet in
lqlicap Rahcpek Hall hrst and third TluTslays
ofeaGl meath, at i aO u. nj W9 n. Glile, CGp.
sRl CqnInsIdeF, Dt u C. Mills. Adviser Lieu.
Isagpapti A. HoIIlgias, Bapkerj y. g. Young Clerk
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Richard Mrs A Fl--lOts lOaRd IL bloels IA
Saliiar sub com iuteraea court h0nss
Square aud east side Pithnna allsy fI,ence
east 80 feet, thence back south 40 fect,
Richard, A Slot Zaok simmona snb, IL
~ block fB sallspr ans Nt iNt
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20
COUNTY BUILDING.
Transe~e

Feb. 16.-Martha A. Rodman to
Robert X. Lynn, part block 5. How
ards First add, Rock Island, $500.
John BraytOn to Stephen Bravton,
W. sci sci Il. 16. 4w, $500.
5. w. BOwser to David Nobb, nwl
swi 90, 16. 3w, $3.50.
Jacob Hager to Chris Nyborg. tract
by metes and bounds. nwi IL, IL, lw,
81. 200.
Chris Nvborg to Jacob Higcr, part
lot Z, Stephen Scuss' subdiv., Is, IL.
81, 200.
l7-John Ohlweiler to. Leopold
Simon and Alphons Mosenfelder, lot
4. block 1. lot 8, block 8. lot 5, block
5. lot 8. block. and lot II, block 2,
Columbia Park add, Rock Island,
1928.
John ID. Little to NJ. b. Hunter,
lots 5 and 4. assessors plat of ~, IL,
1w. $500.
John ID. Little to NJ. A. Hunter, W
part lot .. assessors plat of u, IL,
lw, 1926.
Feb. >16.-Guardianship of Grace
Buchanan and Stella Mosher. Let
tiers of guardianship issued to Doug
las Mosher. Bond filed and ap-
proved.
17.-Estate of Daniel +. SEYMOUR.
Proof of death. Will admitted to
probate.
Estate of John Pears. Appraise-
ment bill and widows award filed
and approved.
Guardianship of Grace Jobe. Final
report Of guardian and receipt and
release of ward filed and approved,
and guardian discharged.
Estate Of Mary A. Buncher. Let
tiers of administration issued to
James A. johnson. Hans Clemann,
j. +. Reidy and George Foster APP
pointed appraisers.
hesitate Of James W. Mont
gomery. Inventory filed and ap-
proved. Petition by administrative
for leave to pay taxes on real estate.
Petition granted. Petition by ad-
ministratrix for leave to sell personal
property at private sale granted.
Licensed to We'd.
Feb. 16-Dow ID. Doty. Sulphur,
Wyoming. Stella Murdoch, Drury.
OlOf Randall, Beda Anderson, Mo-
line.
IA. J. Enstrom, Emelia A.
SvenssOn, Moline.
Charles Larson, F. Selma Nelson,
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20
BRIEF MENTION.

Reduction sale at Emig's.
Il. Stockhouse and wife left last
evening for Chicago.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at jackson 4 Hurst's.
The stage of water at the Rock Isl.
and bridge at noon was $40; the
temperature 6 above zero.
II you want to save money on
clothing, call at Emig's this week
and leave your measure for a new
suit.
To make room for spring goods,
Emig the tailor, will make your
clothes at greatly reduced prices this
week only.
The Oakdale club has determined
to give a subscription masquerade,
and with that end in view prepare
tons are being made for it.
st. Patrick's Benevolent societv's
oath annual bali will he given March
16 at Armory hall. The proceeds of
the affair will 60 to St. Anthony's
hospital. and will be the initiatorv
sum given towards building new
hospital.
There will be two auction sales at
K. Champion 4 Co.'S every day this
week, commencing Monday. Feb. 10,
from 5 to 5 in the afternoon and
from $50 to 10 in the evening.
There will be seats for the ladies in
the afternoon. All who want nice
things at their own price should ar
range to attend these sales. which
are preparatory to removal to our
new store next door west of our
present location, and in order to re-
duce our stock to the capacity of a
smaller building. we will sell at auc-
ton to the highest bidder variety
of merchandise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20

This case came to me on my FIRST
trip here. One of the most remark
able cases of deafness on record. Mr.
A. J. Patten, of Carthage, South Da.
kota, . wealthy gentleman and prom
inent politician has been gradually
growing deaf for twenty years: my
right ear was entirely gone: could
hear nothing in it, and my left ear
was going the same way. I was
treated by . Chicago Oculist and Au-
r'st with no benefit, and by several
others who said could never be bene-
fitted. called on DR.. Coffee last
month, aid in three days he restored
my good ear almost perfect, and got
the bad ear SO good / could hear a
conversat ON voice in it. will tell
you plainly, had no confidence in
DR.. Coffee helping me when he com.
menced, but now I would not take
&c. for what he has done for me,
and l think he. knows more about the
ear and nose than any man ever saw
II You are deaf 60 and sec DR.. Coffee,
he will tell you the truth" ~ ~
This is class of cases from catarrh
that We zee every day and get i'm
mediate relief: IS. r. Riley, Fifth
ave-, Rock Island, has noticed deaf
moss and noises coming Tor 10 years.
The left ear rapidly grew worse tour
years ago and WAS treated by Q ocu.
list and ourist in Chicago for three
months, and then declared it to be in
durable. and he has been to no doctor
since. He described the noises as q
rushing of water about to overwhelm
him, and then followed by . kissing
like the escape of steam; could not
hear . watce, oaly loud voices; used
trumpet. Had very bad catarrh. nose
throat and tubes aud middle ear drum
membranes laying Hat. and tubes al
most completely closed. First treat
ment improved, aud in three months
can hear watch six inches and an or.
binary conversation eight feet away,
and noises completely gone"
Another case showing common cat.
arrhal deafness. and the result Of my
treatment Capt. F. L. Pussy, of
Rochelle, H., says. 81 have suffered
from catarrh for . years. and about
10 yeaFs ago commenced to grow
deaf, with constant noises in the head
had . dryness and itching in my eyes;
would take cold very easy; and ives
always worse when ! did. I went TO
Chicago and consulted IN oeuli.t and
aartss. He treated me three or four
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20

months, and not improving any, /
consulted with another with the same
result. / was SO discouraged that 1
did not consult any one else until last
month, when 4 friend advised me to
consult DIR. Coffee, which did, and
have been treated by him now about
four weeks. and my hearing has i'm
proved at least one-half. Ny nose
and throat are almost well and fe Il
more like man than for 10 years. I
certainly ADVISE every deaf person to
consult him."
What a leading physician of Mercer
county says: DR.. Andrew Evany. says
81 have been growing eeaf for 10
had q constant noise in my ears that
almoss run me crazy at
times; was treated by two
OF the leading eye and ear
men of Chicago for two years with no
benefit; came home disguised and
with no hope Of ever being cured. 10
October DIR. Coffee treated = patient
of mine and gave him great benefit
and he persuaded me to go and see the
doctor which did. last month. He
treated me three times in two days
and my hearing was improved wonder
full. At least one-half. and want to
say that I think he is the only
man l ever s>w that knows the ear,
and his treatment is the only rational
treatment I ever saw for deafness. +,
This is remarkable cure considering
the age: "Rob-rt Kirkman, Of Milan, 60
years OF age, was completely deaf in one
ear, and partly deaf in the other for 10
years: and had spent . good deal of money
WIN dine'ent aurists, With no benefit. Was
treated three times BY ne and cured Of the
noises. and hearing almost made perfect:
could report 80 cases like these.
This is q very common result of Grippe
and all such cases can b. cared: James
Maioney, Of M line, brought his daughter
to me IN October. She had the grippe one
year ago, and left her with constant noise
IN ears like rapid beating of the heart,
also buxzing sound. In four weeks che
noticed deafness in oueeaf, followed rapid
" With deafness In the other ear. and got
gradually worse until she came 70 me. Ex.
animation showed decayed nasal ana
PharyngeaI catarrh. retsaction and tiokius
OF drum menbrane, coald hear Q watch
two inches In, right ear and aesinst ~
right ear n the left; had 70 speak in Z
raised voses TO b heard. Too months treat.
ment stopped the ooises complstely, 10.
stored hearing - no one around knew that
che vas deaf and ea1arrh IL cared. She Nd
ben trseted b three dt1ersnt anri-ts.
4 vesy ead e6eoof oatafsA cured: ~Chaeaso
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20
WHERE IS THE VIKING?


1ss Cos0usao1se q q Norway aoa Wo>r
1rsvsa the Upprr al.ssaes,,
For some time last fail, after the
close Of the Worlds fair, people
along the Mississippi were kent ON
the qui vive by reports that Can't.
Magnus Anderson's Viking ship. ex-
hibited at the fair, was to make a
trip down the Illinois river to the
Mississippi, and up the Father of
waters to st. Paul. Expectations
reached such q height that q meeting
OF citizens Of Rock Island and Moline
was held and reception committee
appointed to entertain the Norsemen
when the boat arrived Mt Rock Isl-
and. The exact date on which the
boat was to arrive had been figured
out. Then the program was changed.
and It was announced that OWNING To
fears that the river would freeze
over before the trip was completed
the boat had been shipped by rail to
st. Paul, and the trip would be made
down the river. Ali these arrange
ments may have been made in GOOD
faith. but it is probable that ewes
along the upper Mississippi are not
to be gladdened by a sight of the
noted ship. rs the last heard of the
ship. she was on the lower river.
The following paragraphs are from
the Chicago journal:
Hack d. Norway.
Capt. Magnus Anderson. the COM
mander Of the Viking ship brought
from Norway to the Worlds fair last
summer, and who left Chicago n few
weeks ago for home. arrived at Aren-
dial, Norway. Jan. Il. He was met
Mt the landing by large number of
representatives from the Seameus'
and ShiP-owners' societies and es-
cOrtcd to his hotel, where a grand
banquet was given in the captains
honor. All the speakers at the ban
Iuet paid glowing tributes to the
United States and it's people, and
agreed that it would be the proper
thing for the Viking to remain in
this country.
Some individual representing him
self as Capt. Magnus Andersen is
travelling about the northwest. He
is now reported TO he in St. Paul,
where he is passing as the captain Of
the Viking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20

Parties desiring to build the COM
ing season will do well to call at our
Office before making their arrange
mcnts. We will build houses for
parties buying lots from us. either in
cur addition, or the Columbian park
addition. and accept rcimbursements
for the house on the monthly INSTALL
ment plan. We can save you from
800 to $500 on all contracts made
before The building season opens.
We have several new houses we will
sell ut reasonable prices. anu easy
terms. BARTH T. BABCoCK,
Dentists, 1924 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-20
Texas.

Land-seekers' excursion. On Jan.
>: Feb. is. March Is. April 10 and
May &, 1894. low rate excursion tick
cts may he had at the burlington
office to all points in Texas. Final
limit OF tickets. 50 days from date OF
sale. For particulars apply to
NJ. J. You've,
Agent. Rock Island.
II. D. MACK, ID. p. A.