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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-10
SALUBRIA.
Railroad Surveyors in the
Canyon Heading for the
Interior Metropolis,

Dug Holton, p A. Markson, Fred
Morris and wife and a stranger passed
here last week on their way to Coun-
Gil and Warrens.
r. H. Martin is putting in large
crop this year. | hear he is expect
ting to put about $50 acres in to
grain.
b Tass returned from Weiser on
Wednesday last week and left Satur-
day for Council and Warrens. Der
nard is like the lrishmans flea, snow
you see him and now you don't see
him
Levi Kelthley brought fine stall
hon to Salubria last Saturday to get
him shod in front, This is beauti-
full young horse, four years of age.
1t is shame that Mr.. Keithley does
not put him on the stand this year,
w H, Eckles is up summoning
trial and grand jurors for the spring
term of court.
Peter Alters was over from Ruth
burg Saturday Pete says the place
over there is dull. He will soon go
Sparta, Oregon where he will operate
a mill for company which is
putting up the old Ruthburg mill now
and will soon be ready for work.
Quite an excitement presided over
to S. II. Taylors last Sunday s. NJ
Perciaeld having received hundred
head of horses from Nelson Bull, on
Sunday branded them, and it was a
picnic for those who sat on the fence
and watched but not so much of a
one for those who participated in the
work Mr.. Percifeld got band OF
horses worth $4,000, if you were to
turn back ten years, but to day, the
way range horses are selling, he would
do well to get $500 for them, al.
though they are nice horses indeed.
r. H. Mix was in town last Sunday
and he reported his men in the Can
yon below Thousand Spring Valley.
OF course the city paps get on t.
the inside workings of the coming raj
road as they always do.
Freighters Smith and Geo. HUI
passed up through, Monday, on theil
way to Council. Smith said ther,
was not pound Of flour in Weiser
Plenty up here, neighbors; send NJ
and buy of us. Don't send you
money out of the country when yol
can buy nearer home.
Base ball is all the go The boys
are practicing every day.
Reynolds and Wilson are here buy
ing stock. They are getting up
good many they say
William Allison and Nelson Buh
drove large band Of cows and calves
through here Monday for the range.
r. +. Wilson is up on his no,
ranch at Bacon Valley at this writin,
looking after the little piggies whicl
are coming fast IL nothing hap
pens 10 cause bad luck Wilson Bros
will soon be owners Of several hun
dred head Of hogs
J. A Denney has recently beel
quite sick but is now able to atten,
to business again
James Rhea is talking strongly O
changing city life for the farm, hay
ing strong notions of purchasing Ian
in Middle Valley.
Messrs Denny & Swanstrom shin
ped out several hundred dozen of egg
last week,
Conrad truth has returned fror
Baker City where he has been stop
ping month or more He says ther
is more talk Of mining there thai
any other place he ever saw. He ais,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-10
MINERAL.
Contrary Club Discusses In
dustrial Armies.

Several inquiries were made recent
" about Lockwood's Mineral Weiser
road. 1t has been suggested by
prominent citizens that Lockwood's
proposed road, via the Glover trail,
would be of more benefit to Weiser
now than at any time in the past.
They give this reason: AS the erection
of the cannery at Weiser is a settled
fact, it will be necessary to construct
the proposed road to secure the Snake
river fruit. We call it the Lockwood
road as it is generally known in
Mineral by that name Will the
SIGNAL man let us hear from him on
the question?
Mr. James Hewett was a visitor in
Mineral this week.
Messrs. Mattheson and Barnett have
returned to Mineral from their Stur-
gill mines.
Mrs. Day, our school teacher, en-
tertained number of visitors very
pleasantly on Arbor Day. The exer-
cises consisted of tree planting, read
ings, declamations, etc. Messrs
Noble and Mattheson rendered some
excellent music on the occasion. The
exercise caused many of us to remem-
Der the happiest days of our lives
Mr.. Andy Anderson, the Waterman
at the Blddle smelter for the last two
years, left for Portland last week.
Mr.. Lockard takes his place as watch
man.
A young lady of Mineral has en-
listed in the army. She proposes to
make herself as useful as possible
about the culinary department and
perform every other duty required OF
soldier.
The Contrary Club met on the 9th
inst. The secretary came forward
with the preamble and resolutions
| framed from the address of the chair
; man of committee on resolutions al
last meeting. The Silverite was then
recognized, and spoke as follows:
"Mr. President, as our trappings
and outfit has not yet arrived, | wisl
to make some remarks on this petit
tioning movement. AS citizen OF
this great state of Idaho, | believe
that this move of petitioning the gen
eral government ought to be made il
the name of the people and by unitec
action of the people of this grea
commonwealth. This state, young
fair, fruitful, rich and full of promis,
|
as she is, has numerous interests tina
need protection, and if the citizens o
state or locality do not exert them
selves to protect that which yield!
them their bread and their comfort
then misery and want will be their 10
for all time to come Now is tn,
time to be up and doing Do no
delay until our provisions and re
sources are used up or wasted il
idleness or vain effort to keep even
1t is absolutely impossible for tn
number of working people Il meal
the people that make their living b,
manual labor now in the state to sta
in the state and find employment
We are well aware that there are
number of men and large percent
age of the newspapers of the stat
who would fain make us believe tina
there are plenty of gold mines, place
and quartz, in the state to afford EN-
ployment to all the miners in th
state. We say that those people ar
wrong. Not wishing to detract any
thing from the value or extent of tn
gold mines of Idaho, we claim tina
The gold mining industry is not we
advanced enough to justify the pre-
sumption, but have no doubt that Il
years hence a larger number of peopl
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-10

Thirty acres already seeded in grain
Forty acres in alfalfa
Twelve acres wild hay.
Enqc.re of A. +. HIT,
Mann Creek
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
CRANCERY NOTICE .

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l..
ROCK LELAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit court Of said county to the jan
u,ry term. A. d. 1874.
William Boyer, Adam Boyer and Jacob Boyer,
ccmolsinsnis. vs. Mary johnson, John John
,cn william S" sOn a h2 nn. n.on' .Se James
Thoma- Campbell. Mary J. Campbell, j I'm n.
Campbell. Ada Campbell Alic. Campbell,
CharleA Campbell. samuel Campbell, Albert
Campbell. Will am Campbell, homas j. Rob-
bins. Alber' @. Mcknight, I.snrs Drgan. Brint-
nal Dlgan. Minnie kvere. Zeruriah heatlant,
Floriea hockmo1th, Ce'ia z. Carroll. tenja'
min Il, lford, Dodey Ilalfofd, Daniel Halfo ID.
Charles Boyer, Harry Keller. M hun b yer.
Franz lin Robbins. Fret Bap st church OF the
Ciy, Rock Is md. and Elwin 4: Psrmentcr
md Thomas Campbell. executors of the will OF
John A. Boyer deceased. defer danis In chan
cery.-Bill TO set aide will.
Affidavit Of non reside,ce Of defendants Mary
Joe nson. John Johnscn. William johnson, Ida
Robson. James Robson. George Robson, Anna
Har. in 1homss j. Robbins, Albert y. Nc
Knight LAURA Dngan. Brininsl Dugan, Minnie
Evers, Zeruriah Whe-fland, Florids Iisckmonlh.
Celia Z. Carroll. Bcnj min Ha e. rd Dodley Hal
ford. Daniel Halford, Harry Keller and Frarki
Robbins impeadcd With the above defer danfs,
u Omas ampbell Mary j. ampbeli. John T.
Campbell, Ads Campbell, Alics q npbell,' harlee
Campi ell, samuel Campbell, Albert Campbell
wiiiam Campbell. Charles Boyer. Nath Boyer
Pirpt Baptist Church the City Of Rock Island
and EiWin Z. Parmentcr and Thomas Campbeli
executors sf the will of John A. Boyer deceased
hovng been fled In the clerks flice Of the cir
cult cOuyt VI sotu C'uutys not Ce IL therefore
hereby given TO the said non-rcrid dent defc da I.
that the complain n's fieG their ended bill of
complaint IN said court. on the charc. ~ eide
thereof, on the st day Of arch, A. D. 1S,4, and
thsf beru. on su nlnops issted out Of aid
courf, wherein said suit is now pending re,urra
bic on the firrt Monday In the month Of NAV
next as ie by Law required Now. unlese yori.
the eaid on-rc.idcnt defendant above uam.d'
Mary johnson, John johnson. william y j hn.
cen, Ida Robieor, James Robson George Robi-
sor. Anna Hardin. Tn mas J. Robbins, Albert q .
Mcknight, Laura Dugan. Brintnal Dugan. Minnie
Bverp. Zcruriah Whea atland, Florida Hockmouth.
eiIa =. Carroll. Benjamin Balford. rodiey Hal
ford Daniel Halford, llsr y Keller d Frank In
Ryobins. ehalI personally be and app.ar beforc
said tircuit court on the first day Of the next
term thereof. n be holden st Rock island IN
and for the ssid cocnty. on the hr Mondsy iu
Nay next. and plead. answer or dcmur TO
the said complainaut's bill OF Complaint, the
sane and the natterp and thinas therein chnrrcd
aad stated will be taken - confessed, and Q de-
cree entered against you according - the prayer
of said bill.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island, Ill.,, Marcn 81 A. n. lepl
JCun +. ksHw oRrHY and jackson & HURsf,
Comps Sol.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
nature.

at was four years ago." says Mr..
TornhOlm," that / was first troubled
with catarrh. 1t seriously affected
nv eyes which became red, waterv
and sore. This symptom grew rapid
ly worse until the past year it
greatly interfered with nv studies.
was obliged to wear glasses all the
time.
The services of Drs. Siackhouse
and Daniel were often recommended
to me by patients whom they had
cured of similar maladies. recent
ly placed my case in their hands and
rejoiced to note an improvement al
most from the first day Ny progress
has steadily continued. / am now
able to dispense with my glasses by
day light and am feeling very much
better in every way. All symptoms
of catarrh have wholly disappeared.
AS the treatment of Drs. Stackhouse
and Daniel accomplishes all that the
physicians claim for it. / am pleased
to add my endorsement to the hum
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
SAN JAK.
For sale by all druggists i.

Read what DR.. Snyder, formerly
OF Freeport. says:
DR.. Burnham 81 Adams t.eet, CITY:
My Dear Ooctor-My att. mi ion was f.st csl ed
to '.San .Iak" las year in the ca e OF Captain j
u. Fr 'sius OF Atlsnt , Ga. who was sttacke in
this city with NC tie nephri,s (nf rmed k,dneys)
and tysti is tinlanaiion of bladncr), After pre-
scribius the u ual remedies With ,ut avail. .San
JAk' was sCggeeted. aud the i'm ;,rove ment was so
marked after the frst dose that a complete cure
follow cd SO speed Y, that at once commenced
an investigation OF It's merts, and have zinc. DR.
ney. bla ID ureihra, veginal and cat arrh Il
troubles, followed in each Instance by the hap.
p est results
In my own case fcys,it;s) the relief II gave me
In few dayr was simply marvellous
cas- O. enaresis in my family was very
much improve by n few doses, and radically
cuicd IN le Than week rom pr 'ctical exper.
ience In number Of bad ,ses OF ieuc,rrhoea a r.
free to say that have found no remedy that is
equal to ''San .Iak. ~
And " h le ] have never before fiven a profes-
siona' endorsement TO proprirt ~ remedy, l "
uni esifatiDg aud without reserve that cousid.
er "San Jak'' a veritabie boon to humanity aud
after applying II the sure.t profes ional testp
can cay with confidence 1t is better ihaa it II
.hall continue TO prescribe it in all cases OF
genito -rinrr or catarrhal trouble: in preference
to all other known .medies.
Ar nerve tonic especially in The cases Of weak
uraemic children. "San Jak'' csn be relied upor
fully and entirely. ] he deli iOus taste Of III.
medicine is also in 's fa' or, in pr scribing it T.
children am a. pres eut uSing 'San Jak" "a \
Alternative in skin d seases Ind several cases cI
chrouIc eczema h wing Welded 50 readiiv = it,
influence rAat shal contin to use il in sim lar
c ct.er, feeling confident that 1t WI meet all the
Indications in such cases.
Vers sincerely,
(SigueD GEO. w. srrDEE, n. D.
Ask your Druggist for home ref
erences,
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
Chqncery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, "a.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY. -
IN ih- circuir ccuit OF sail Rock leland COUNTY
10 he Nay term a ID 1884. In chancery. Biz
70 forccfs ortyrg,
1h- Blacshswk Homestead Building Losn and
Saw ng Association, complainant. VS.. Albert "
Wsdsworih, Cora b. Wa1sworh, Ralph Z. Huey
and N. y. McGiIn. def ndrnts.
To T. -bove named defendant. NJ. F. McGinn
Affidavit Of your non residence having been filed
In the Once OF the cl rk OF said circuit court no
ice IL hereby given 10 yon that the above named
comp ainsnt has filed in said court its hi of co.l.
plaint scain-t you on III. chanrery side of said
court; Ihat u summons in htncerv has been Is.
sued IN said Use n a:nst 20. retu-nablc To the
next Term Of said court. TO he began AM holaen
al the court house. in the city OF Rock Isl nd in
said county, on the fr-t Monday of Nav, A. D.,
1e9i o. Win h time and pace You wi I appear and
plead, answer or demur to said bill Of complain,
II you see fit. GEuRGE W CAMILLE, Clerk.
swEESEr & WALKeR. Solicitors for Con- nj Is
hock island. Illinois, March :sth. A. D., 1881
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
CiaANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

In the Circuit Court OF said Rock Island county
to the May term A. ID. 1S?i. In haDcery.
Daniel Il. Potter. md sery E. Potter com
pla,nans, vs the unknown heirs deviseee of
William A slo n, ceceastd Il. Z hon as L. Walstnn
anf the unknown heirs or drvises Of Thomas F.
Wa'sion. deceased. defendants Ei'l to au,et title
To he ahove named defendants and each of
them: Afhdavit of your non-re- e-idence having
been died N the Office OF the clerk of said crcuif
court, notice 10 hereby given 10 you and each of
,ou that the above n, med NJ lainauts have filed
In r1ij cour' their bill Of comnlaint against you
on the ch ,ncery de pf said court that summons
In char Gerry has heen issued in said cause ainst
Won reiurnable TO The next tenn Of said court, To
BE- begun and holccn nj the court house. in the
city Of Rock Island. in said county, on the FIRST
Monday Of May A. ID. 1897. at which time and
place yon will appear and pie I'd ans er or demur
to said bill Of C, m, laint If you see fit.
GEORGE W. GAMBLK Clerk
SwE. .NEY s WALKER, sol citors for Cem,lt
Rock Island. Illinois. March 9Th. A. D. 1884,
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
s.h1nrery Notice.

a'hnnrery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
hocK ISLAND COUNTY, 's-
In the circait conr. of said Rock Island county, 10
the NAV Term A. D. .ls9i-lu chancery--Bill TO
foreclOse mortgage.
Thc'Black Hawk Homestead Buildin- Loan &
saving Association, comp ainant vs. Albert
w. Wad.wo-th. Cora v. Wxds worth, Ralph e.
Hrey and NJ. +. McGinn
To the above named defendant, NJ. F. Nc
CHM:
ATdavit o' your non-residence having been
Tiled IN tne oce of the clerk of said circuit court
notice Is her, by given TO You that the atove-
named complainant has flea in said court its bill
OF complaint against yoU on the chaocery eiGe of
SAID conrt; mat summons IN CT ancery has been
issued in said cause against YOU, refurnable to
the next term of said cont, To he begun and
holden ut the court house, in the CITY Of Rock
Island. in said county, on the frat onoay Of
Msy A. d. 1854 ut which tine ard place you
will appear and plead. answrr or dcmur to said
bill OF complaint u Won see fit.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
SwEENEY Il WALK.E. Solicitors for lompIt
Rock Island, Illinois, March y, A. d. 1894
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07

AN DID IinAe Schoosk9ogter.
An old time schoolmaster in Pennsyl.
vania had been carpenter in bis youth,
with taste for books, and had finally
settled down as teacher of the village
echool.
He never punished boy or girl He
mcceeded in keeping his pupils interest
ed in their work. There was perfect
order in his school and apparently no
discipline. He was known to be an
abolitionist who had frequently con-
cealed runaway negroes in the garret Of
his school. Sometimes denounced by
village politicians as fanatic, he was
ordinarily laughed at as an eccentric
schoolmaster.
But his boys never challenged his au-
thority. They learned little Latin and
Greek and good deal about duty, honor
and justice. 4f
The old mans eyes used to blaze be-
meath his wig when he spoke of the need
of courageous, honest men in public life
Two of his boys never forgot his burn
ing words. One was general in tho
civil war and a political leader of COM
manding influence. The other was con-
spicuous for integrity at period of low
public morality.
Thackeray once said that it was better
for boy to have the middle place in the
form and good thrashing now and then
than to be tho cock of the school. His
idea was that conceit ought to be knocked
out OF boys. But brutality is not good
training. 1t hardens the heart and par
alyzes sensibility.-Youths Companion.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
s'nancery Not,cr.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock IsLA~B @ UNITY.
In the circuit court Of Rock leland county TO III,
May term A. ID. IS4-In chancer,-Bil I,
force Csc Mortgage.
The Back Hawk Homestead Binding. Loan a
saving rssocia.iou complainant VS.. Albert "
WadswortD. Cora Is. Wad.worth. Ralph Z
Hu.y and NJ +. McGinn. defendants.
IN the above named defendant, NJ + McCinn,
f!idavit ~ your non-Icsidence having been filed
~ the cfi e OF the clerk OF said circuit court no
ticc i- hereby gi sen t. you thsf the above named
complainant has filed In sa court ~ bin Of COM
plant ag ,n-t you On ne chsncery side of said
cnur.. that summon In cnancery has beea Is
sucd In sa'd oau- sgairst you. r,turua- lie t. tn,
next term Of -ai court. 10 he begun and holder
NJ the court house in The city of Rock island, T.
sid countv. on he fret Monda. Of May, A. ID
fs9i, ut which time and place ,oa will appesl
and Lead. answer OF dcmur 10 said bill # com
plant II you see 1T. ~
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Ock Island. lIi.nois, March %, A ID 1891
SwEiSEr & WILTEii, Solicitors for Complts
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
Chanr. Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK ISL MD COUNTY
the Circuit Couyt Of sad Rock Island corntr.
to the term. A. D., 1894. In Chanoery. Bill 10
forcclose mortc ge.
The slack Hawk Homestead Building, Z oan ard
Saving Aesocation, Complainant. vs.. Albert W.
ad-wo-th, Cora B. Wadsworth. Ralph e
Nucy and N. + McGinn. defendants.
To the above named defendant. NJ r. EcGinn
fda'it Of your non res idcncc having been III. d
in the ofics OF - clerk OF said circuit cnurf,
notice Is hereby gwen to you th.t the above
Esu ed coTnI ai ant has fled in saic court its bill
OF TO y rihint against you on the chancery siie oi
said court. that a summons in chancery his BE- en-
isucd IN said cause aaai ST you return e TO the
next term Of said con :, 10 be begun and holden
at the curt house, in the city Of Rock Island, In
p ii COUNTY. "n the first Monday f NAV, A. D.
1891. ut which tine and place you will appear and
plead. a. swer or demur to said bill of compI ,int
u you see fit.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, & ERIK.
swgrStY& wALu Ell, Solicitors for Comp'ts
Rock leland, Illinois, March 18th, A. d. / "a.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
A STUDENT OF AUGUSTANA
Frank Tornholm Tells Remarkable Story Of Com,
Restoration After Four Years Suffering
Drs. Stackhouse and Daniel Have Accom-.
pished in His Case

Mr.. Frank Tornholm, whose por-
trait is herewith presented. is pro-
gressive and popular student of Au-
gustana college at Rock Island. He
has many friends on both sides of
the river who will be pleased to
hear of his rapid recovery and COM
plete restoration To health after hav-
ing been for the past four years
afflicted with troubles of a catarrhal
nature.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
Chaucery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l..
RecK ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court of said Rock Island CO unity.
To the May tcrn A. d 1874 In chancery. Bill
20 forec'o-e mortgage
he Black Hawk Homestead Buiding, IO n
and savin,. a socistion. comp plainant, W.. Al
bert W. Wadsw0r.h. Cor< u. Wadsworth,
fa'lh e Huey, ani NJ. +. McGinn, defend.
ans.
1orhe ahove-nan cd defendant, NJ. F. McGinn:
Afidavi' of your nor-rcsiden q having been filed
in thc office Of the clerk OF said ciicut court no.
tice Is hereby ven Ia you that the above named
c,l ,.nant has Il ed ia said cont lis bill Of CON-
VI i'int au inst you On the cbanccry .icc oI said
cnnr'; that summons in charcery has been
i--us.'i in said cast n-lirs, you. rcurnabe he
next term cf said court. To I've b gun ~ hodcn
at III" cont hoDse, In the city mock Island, in
said coun,y. on the fret Monday Of Nav A. D.
ls9i. nt which time ard plsce yon WI sppear,
i nd answer or ccnur to said bin Of complain,
IL You see fig.
GE hRGE ". GAMBLE, Clerk.
SWEENEY & W. KEE Solicitors for Compfr
Rock leland, Illinois, Matcn Is, A. D. 1Sai
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
A Theory as to swirrfn.

a Theors rs to swiggins.
what makes Swiggins such an un.
considerable liar?"
"Stinginess. he has as many facts as
anybody. but hs hates to give them ont. :"
Exchange.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
LEGAL.


Estate Of Rudolph schwccke. deceased.
tors os the last Will ana trrtament Of Rudolpl
Schwceke. late Of the county OF Rock Island
state Of Illinois. deceased, hereby give motto,
that they will appear before the county court o
6oek Leland county, At the ONCE Of the clerk o
ssid court. In the city Of Rock Island. st tn,
June term. on the first Monday in juno mex
- which time sn persons having elainss agains
sef0 estate are notified aud requested to ettent
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted.
Al cevsous fndebted 10 said e~tatc are re
ouestcd to make Immediate payment 10 the I'M
dersisncd.
Dated this asi day o. March. A. D. 1894.
ROBERT A. WAGNER,
Executors.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
PARkERS'
l aundry,

Washes EvssytAirs From . Fins
SILK Haadksrehisf 70 . Circus Tent.
Lace Curtains . Specially.
No. I724 Third Ave.
A. M. & L. =. PARKER.
Telephone No. 1914.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07

Estate OF James u. Stnll, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed admin
ietrxtnp of the estate OF James u. Stull, late oi
the county OF Rock Island. rtt'e at linDoie, de
ceased, hereby gives notice tina; he will appear
before the county court Of Rock island coun'
~, at the Office OF the clerk of said court, In
the city OF Rock Island. at the June term. or
the arst Monday June reS', at which
time sill pcrsons having claims agn,rtt said e..
tate arc notified and requested TO affcuu for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted. All per
sone indebted to said estate are requested to
maze immediate payment TO the undersigned.
LEWIS l.. STULL.
Administrator.
Dated thi. 1,h day OF March, A. ID. 1894.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-04-07

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