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asylum, Randalrs Island and its homes
for fondlings and waits of the street,
past Brothers Island. with its pest
houses. Hart's Island. where the un-
known dead sleep under the sod. and on
up into placid Long Island Sound Is a
charming treat to the poor mothers
and their little ones.
At Idlewild. one Of the prettiest groves
on Long Island. overlooking pretty Man
hasset Bay and the Sound, there were
swings. merry-go-rounds. bathing, boat
ang and . dozen other things not Of
ten enjoyed by the little folks of the
tenements. and Frank Gibbons. the pro-
prietor of tho Idlewild Hotel In the
Grove, 10 . free, open-hearted man, who
gives his aid to a touching charity
like the Sick Babies Fund with a Law
ish hand.
When the Floating Playground set out
on its voyage with Capt Minoque in the
pilot-house, there were at least five doz-
en- wee little babies taking a refreshing
sleep in the three dozen swinging ham
mock-cribs from Crandall's. while as
many more of their brothers and sisters
on their little legs were riding furiousiy
on the hobby horses given to the Float
ing Playground by Crandall, the famous
manufacturer Of tricycles. velocipedes.
baby carriages. toys and other things
for children; and very small young la
dies were pirouetting gracefully to the
music Of Flynn's orchestra.
On the deck below Thaddeus A. Jud.
son and his corps OF caterers and walters
were busy preparing the first meal fol
the sick babies and their lucky friends
There was bread piled up like stove.
wood-nrst-class white bread. light as
feather and white as snow. to be cut VI
into slices, buttered with yellow but
ter. as good as any that ever went or
the table a, the Waldorf, and made W
into sandwiches. for which there werI
lots Of tongues. a mountain Of boneles'
hams. corned beef and swiss cheese
then there was a barrel Of hard boled
eggs. cases and cans Of cakes. two i'm
menss coffee and tea boilers simmerine
on . red-hot charcoal fire, and sending
2ut, laost appetizing odor. and milk
MIX enough to drown everybody or
farm, and with layer Of rich crea am
clear down 20 the middle. Last OF az
there was the biggest ice-cream freezer
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BRICK. ana Sreks @ u T:ss Nsspol,sn otssn'd oe y.
cream cream vanilla, chocolate and straw
ana tb.r ana a,SE snSSuEh h SO tha, Loo
The two "Evenins World physicians
Floating Playground had examined
no child suffering with measles. whoop-
Ing cough. scarlet fever or anything
else II could give to another child
many babies and little toddiers, and
some mothers who are daily. receiving
treatment free of cost from the doctors
to the Sick Babies, and they will be
physicians" who set up a little hospital
In the. cabin on the lower deck for the
reception and treatment Of any patient
Gur3,1 %h9 might IN , grow worse or be taken Ill
Then there were Policemen Patrick
Walton and Cornelius Martineau. OF the
City Hall Squad. each with four or hve
and years of esperiencee behind him. e' to
Younger, ii Quinn ana Hot1%an. and isss:
Mrs Sns net SsrIs is' Ms My % Sms
Wetzei. Mrs. Lizzie saddier and the
Misses Jennie McCabe. Alice McCabe
and Agsis Brady. come again out Of
psy 9os snsssn and sSslr
mothers. to give their aid In caring for
them on the voyage-a service that 10
full Of hard work waiting on table. serv-
holding baby so as to relieve mamma 9
tired arm. and to DO . hundred other
things.
hearts of the friends Of the little
BARNS Of poverty among the readers Of
:" The Evening World" the Floating
Hospital could not be. nor the corps OF
the musty. over-heated tenements all
Summer long, ministerng to the sick
babies, nor the Sick Babies Fund It.
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This Time the Little Ones and Their
Mothers Go 70 ldlewild.
THE OUBsCRIPT1oNs.

Idlswild, on Manhasset Bay, was the
destination Of the Sick Babies Outing
to-day, and when the gallant tug Nep-
tune. Skipper Edward Myers. drew
away from the pier at the foot Of Third
street. East River. this morning, ''The
Evening World" Floating Playground
was thronged with babies, toddling
brothers and sisters and hopeful
mothers.
The sail up East River. between the
two great cities that 60 to make UP the
Greater New York with its S,OO0, 900 peo-
pie. past Blackwell's Island, the refuge
Of the mentally weak and morally bad
past Wards Island and its great lunatic
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some weeks later the baby va. born:
Both mother and child were sick, and
without means. and It seemed to mo
that God himself directed me that morn
Ing to their poor door In time to save
both. Groceries and medicines were
sent and both improved nicely to attend
the grand excursions which helped me
SO much In restoring them.
''Do you wish some tickets for the ex-
cursion?" asked a poor woman in one
Of the large tenement-houses. Indeed
do" she answered. II have just been
wondering how I could take my baby
out on the water. will be so glad and
thankful to 60" OF course I supplied
her with tickets and she was more than
thankful for them, and very, happy.
Many have expressed to me their appre-
citation and gratitude. for the pleasure.
comfort and help that these excursions
have afforded them. one case in particu--
lar. that Of a mother OF a number Of
small children-one beautiful little
girl, q cripple all her life-"Oh, how she
did enjoy 1t, and how MUCH 1t helped
us ALL Then she asked If they could
so again.
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The concert for the Sick Babisr Fund rivsr
By hrs 8. N. Joseph and her musie pupils or
June 2s was quite successful. and added $40 /,
ths Fund Mrs Joseph worked very hard her
her, would have been able to show 4 larger maj
cial result. As 1t is. she has done remarL
ABLY well. ana The Evening World thanks her
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Dlanche's Collection,

To the Editor:
inciosed please nnd g. collected by me, a young
girl Of eleven years old for the Sick Babies Fund
which, hope, will be Of some assistance to one
OF the sick children BLANCHE FU1.D,
&26 East Fifty third atr~of
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Mamie Levy ad Sophie Newman. Of 81 Norfolk
street, had . stand In Grand street on Sunday
and took in 81 cents.
Edward Hamburger sold 81 worth Of fruit can
dies and toys At SS6 Grand street
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lda's Third Fair.

TO the Editor:
At a fair held At SIC Fulton street. Drcckiyn
On Saturday. June 20 hour from II N. to .
P M, the sum OF SO was sralissd. The store
was kindly given up to US by Mr. Leonard
Moody. The fair was captsinsd by Miss Ida
Berg. Of 4b Rockville place, who had a. her
lieutenant Miss Annie Dwyer. Of 6N Fulton street.
The following young ladies assisted; Grace berg,
Ella Berg. Della Murray. Beatrice Bennett, Essis
Bennett, Lille Keegan. The girls ages ranss
from eight to nfteen. This 10 Ida Bsrg's third
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FREE DOCTORS STORIES

THANK you. doctor: I will never for
get you. You saved my little angel"
Such were the words that I heard one
tients n Essex Street. The case n a
very sad one. Mary 0oldstein came to
this country. five years ago, and last
year married an industrious carpenter
who made good wages, and the couple
was very happy, but few months ago
the husband died of pneumonia, and
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THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1885,

them - much pleasure ~ II ala us. I send
you my picture. ! am ten Year, Of age
SOPHIE DE BEDTs. 10. ANNA r. ODRt0. IL.
EDNA LEIGHTON o. EMMA MACkAY.
ETHEL r. BISHOP. ~,
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Sold Toys and Pigs Feet.

To the Editor;
Inclossd - W ssnd for the bAbisa We han
. stand In front Of 1881 Third avenue and sold
toys and pigs feet.
LULU CLARK. 2os East Seventy sixth street.
ANNIE KELLY. 2Os East Seventy sixth street
KATIE COLLINS. $50 East sevsnty-sixth street
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70 the Editor:
Inciossd please ind s',so. being part Of the
proceeds Of fair held By - in Lexington
avenue. Brooklyn. The amount though small
will, We trust bring the red roses to the male
cheeks OF at least 'ons mammas darling"
ALIKE L. EVANS
JENNIE CDRTEI ,YOu
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A Wee Tot Herself,

TO the Editor:
Please accept this dime for tho sick babies, q I
Am baby. too. eleven months old.
HELENA BEHNKE, Brooklyu.
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To Help the Little Oues,

N The Editor
Mis- Nellie u Booth held . fai. n front Of
~ West One Hundred and Sixth street and gives
the proceeds to the Sick Babies Fund I made
Ns2. and hope II will help the little mitss along
Nellie ETA BOOTH. aGs II ysara
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would BE- owning . big shop Of the Kind him
self He heard OF the Sick Babies Fund, though.
and his little heart melted, He told his papa he
would sacrtnce his butcher shop for the babies,
and he did. He rafned II on at . few cents .
chance and realized es. which Eddie sent to The
Evening World ONCE yesterday.
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FREE TEST TREATMENT.

FREE TEST TREATMENT,
For the benefit OF those who have
no definite knowledge OF the work or
reputation OF Doctors Mccoy and st.
John in the treatment OF all chronic
diseases, trial treatment and medicines
are free. There is positively no charge
for consultation, examination, test
treatment and medicines for the first
visit.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Summer Resorts.

umIner Homes on Long Island.
Long Island" q nav illustrated descriptive
book and Summer HomsA" . book describing
hotels and boarding houss on Long Island, tree
way. New York At s33 Fulton st.. brooklyn EAg,s
Summer Bureau. and a Flatbnsh ave station I. I
RR brooklyn. or send cents In stamps u n
n SMITH frsnc Manager I. l RR.. Lang is,ans
Citv
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DOCTORS Mccoy AND ST. JOHN,
Omces, alt Madison ave., Corner ~ A2d
st. aud Madison avenue, New York City.
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DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS OF y1,NE
JULY AND AUGUST THE USUAL OFFYTE
HOURS "a. n TO 10 NJ 3 TO SP NJ, AND
7 TO p NJ
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SUMNER ~ THE TINE TO CURE "a.
TARRH NA TtlRF LENDS HER AID no THE
WORK OF THE PHYSICIANS THE LIABiL.
ITY TO CATCHING COLD IS REDTCED TO
TIE MINIMUM ASA RUE ONE MONTH =
TREATMENT IN THE SUMNER IS WOR7H
Two IN THE WINTER,
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HORIZONS CE-CREAM 10 perfection: pure ssd
reliable. try 1t: II VIII sound its own praissA
HEREBY notify all business men In New Ycrh
city and elsewhere not to trust my son -ip-lau
julius kusche. for any goods bought in my name
As I viii not settle any bills whatever which
have been contracted by said Julius kusehe after
June 90 1895 Chas. Honmsissr New Rochslis
KNOW YOUR FATE and fortune consult Nible.
scientific palmist. % East lnh st. fss ";
open evenings.
LIVING PiCTUREs-Photoersphic transparsnciee;
out of sight to the naked eye. but shown y
the Photoscops. The Photoscope. with pictureA
mailed for SOC. Thu Photoscops Co.. ssS Bway.
OLD GOLD and silver bought for cash at assay
once Of s. p. Howard. % Maiden Lane.
SEND NAME and address and l will mail you .
cheap natural and positive cure for all kidney
and bladder troubles. ! was cured myself T.
j. Wentx, r. o. box 2,23I
SPIRITUALISM--J w. Fletcher. 1854 Broadway
asth st. business and personal adviee: hoaR
10 to -
800 PAIRS TROUSERS. a. 80. = and U.ee;
balance Of summer stock. Denis Shea ~
BToome st.
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Personal.

Nesey st
BALDNEss. thinning hair ramsdisd; note payable
when hair grows; new discovery. Bsrnarf u
stituts. 23S 9Th ave.
BAYER DETECTIVE AGENCY Investigates all
cases. civil or criminal; promptly; conndsntIaiN
and reasonably 234 and 235 broadway roo0e ]
and .; telephone. 222s Cort.andt
CITIZENS SECRET SERVICE CO.: conadsatis1
and honest detective work. highest referenceos
private entrance u West 1fd r.
CREMArORIEs and Columbaria are the semo.
teries Of the future: iIcinsration almost dailL
at Fresh Pond. opposite Lutheran Cemetery. Car
there or address the Cremation Once. 81 ea1e
IIoustoL st.. New York.
DAVID HADDow, Who lived at re Grand -.
Now York. In 1862. information Of his whore.
sbouts will be rewarded by II. Mortimer. 13oo
Leavenworth st. San Francisco
DO YOUR eyes trouble your II co. consult O. 4
walter. 3J Maiden lane.
HILLS RHEUMATISM AND 0OUT CURE-Ths
YOU. Hill Medicine Co.. % Z. 18th q. SEED
Tor circular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
The First Game q Fizzls.

The game at Twin-City park Sat
urday afternoon between the Rock
Island and Moline High schools,
ended in a disagreement, the latter
playing the baby act, and not fulfill.
ing it's promise, which was to the
effect that Rock Island have the
game, but to play couple of in.
nings to satisfy the. audience,
Moline's pitcher having been injured.
At this jnncture, in the second
inning, the score was IA to
in favor of Rock Island. The Mo-
lineites worked in a few older hands,
who assisted in making the contest O
little closer. They would not award
the game, as per agreement, and the
Rock Island boys quit playing. The
next game will be between Daven.
mort and Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
BRIEF MENTION.

Don't fail to read Jackson 4 Hurst 8
I'D. if you have money to invest.
Frank White, sentenced for larceny
last September, was released this
morning.
Select nursery stock of all kinds
for sale at corner OF Fourth and Main
streets, Davenport.
Fine residence lots on Twentieth.
Twenty first and Twenty second
streets for sale on easy terms. See
adv. M. NJ. Sturgeon, attorney at
law.
Every family should have . case
of Carse & Ohlweiler's seller in their
house, especially while our river
water is in such an impure condi-
tion. Telephone 1914.
A. P. Graves and wife have re
turned from their visit to Minneapo-
lis. St. Paul and Fulton. and MIR.
Graves is as active as ever hustling
trunks at the Rock Island depot.
G. P. Campbell. representing the
Beverage Montana Wild West shows.
which pitch tents in Rock Island
Nav 9 with one of the best attrac.
lions on the road, is in the city to.
day.
Sheriff Hemenway is having the
court house square somewhat beau.
titled. giving it spring-like appear.
ance by removing the seasons leav.
ings and making the grass discerni'
BILE.
i South Rock Island had a clos,
school election Saturday. resulting
in 20 votes each for Thomas BollmaI
and George Richmond for trustee
The candidates settled the matter by
lot, Richmond getting the long end
i When your piano needs tuning OF
any hind of difficult repair, dom,
miss to engage John Stein, the only
expert piano maker and tuner in the
three cities. He is able to pleas,
. you. Residence COG Second street
Rock Island.
City Clerk Huesing has a sprainet
wrist. He was returning from Dav
export on his bicycle about dark las
evening. and did not observe that tn
draw gates on the bridge wer
closed in time to avoid COLI
sion. MIR. Huesing was coming a
good speed, and when within ,
short distance of the gate. saw thi
: obstruction. and in an attempt t.
make quick turn. caught the RICH
pedal in the bars, throwing hin
: down in such a manner as to dislo
cate his right wrist. He continues
over to this side and had DR.. w. H
Ludewig administer for his injuries
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
You've no Idea

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits
the needs of the people who feel all
tired out or run down from any
cause. 1t seems to oil up the whole
mechanism of the body SO that all
moves smoothly and work becomes
delight. If you are week. tired and
nervous. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just
what you need. Try it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

A large number Of sorrowing and
sympathizing friends assembled at
afflicted home this morning to view
for the last time the remains of
Harry V. Cook. Impressive remarks
were made by Rev. w. S. Marquis,
eulogistic OF the departed's exemplary
life. which in itself was consolation
to those bereaved. The Central
Presbyterian church choir sang ap-
propriate hymns. The remains were
conveyed to Beulah church cemetery
in Rural township and inferred be-
side the family's past departed. The
pail bearers were: kinsley Mack, Z.
II. Stafford, Frank Payne, o. 5. Pan
tall. Charles Long and j. A. Motifs
ker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

Kate Partington, the Topsy of old.
just as wicked as ever, is the central
figure and the most able character
in the production of Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be seen at Harper's thea
tire tonight. Topsy still insists that
she was never born, and that she
..never had no father. no mother, no
sister. no brother, nor had even a
yellow dog" An exchange says:
1.-The play drew an immense audi
ence. William Curry was an accept
able Uncle Tom, except when he
sang, and Martie Lynton acted Aunt
Ophelia we'll. Eva Bell played an
affecting Eva. The singing of the
Lone Star Quartet was highly pleas
ing to the audience. The piece was
altogether well done by the Stetson
combination"
There is no greater musical attrac-
ton in the world than the symphony
orchestra under the baton of Theo-
dore Thomas. Everyone in Rock
Island has heard it. but few realize
what a power the veteran has in
forming the music Of the new world.
His baton is sceptre in his hand.
And it is welded by man who is n
ruler in every fibre of his nature,
one well calculated to impress his
genius upon people not so cultured
unsteady as those of the fatherland.
Many residents of this city will go
over to Davenport to hear this
magnificent orchestra on April 25.
The attraction at the Burtis opera
house Wednesday evening will be
Marie Jansen in "Delmonico's at
Six" and it is sure to bring out the
fashionable theatre-goers of this city
in force. The comedy achieved q
brilliant success last season in all the
large cities of this country, and Miss
Jansen in the leading role made new
friends and admirers wherever she
appeared. As Trixie Hazelmere,
queen of the Vaudeville, she has q
great opportunity for displaying her
capacity as a coincidence.
The Liliputians, who opened 3
nights engagement at the Burtis last
evening. delighted an immense audi
ence. The company appears again
tonight. The company possesses the
most unique and marvellous features
Of any aggregation on the road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
LOOTED cH,N's LAUNDRY.
The Chinaman Has . 0ooniight Visitor
Other Police News.

The Chin.nan Has . Mooniiehs visItor-
Other Police News.
Chin Joe, the yellow-skinned laun-
dryman. is minus several packages
of washing and some change today.
His place of business on Third ave-
nue.. between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets. was entered about
midnight, a window in the rear being
raised. The intruder proceeded
through to the front end, touched
the money drawer, containing q
small amount, loaded himself down
with laundry and decamped. Chin
got up when he heard the racket.
bat said he was afraid to make q
noise, as the burglar carried a
Ratchet.
Two fellows we're arrested early
this morning by Officer Carnes on
suspicion of the burglary. One
broke away from the officer near the
station. The other was safely landed
and gave his name as Luke Watson
Other Police Matters.
Thomas Brown, claiming to hal
from the north. was arrested Satur
day evening while attempting tt
make way with two chickens belong
ing to John Shultz in the lower enc
Of the city.
Pat Lee was fined IS and costs thi:
morning for Sabbath jag.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
Appreclative.

The Tri-City Travellers association
of Davenport is enthusiastic over the
new changes in the Rock Island time
card, as witness the following reso-
lutions adopted Saturday evening:
Whereas, The Tri-City Travellers
association has received with pleas
ure the report of the kind intention
on the part of the Chicago, Rock ISL
and & Pacific railway management
to improve the train schedule. as
shown by the late changes and the
promised permits for special occa-
sions were needed.
Resolved, That the Tri-City Trav-
elers' association hereby extend
hearty thanks to the managing OFF,
GERS Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railway, who have done us so
great a favor, and to the local Off
Gals who have shown great interest
in finding our needs and reporting
the same to the headquarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

The body of man was found
floating in the river at Hampton this
morning by George Bowles. The
body had apparently been in the
water considerable length of time,
an overcoat and overshoes being
worn, indicating that cold wealth
er was prevalent when the accident
or suicide occurred.
Deputy Coroner Eckhart was mott
fed. and is holding an inquest at
Hampton this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

by buzzing or roaring sound in
your head? Have you difficulty in
hearing distinctly? Are you troubled
with continual dropping of mucus,
irritating the throat and causing you
to cough? Is your breath unpleas-
antly affected and accompanied with
bad taste? Is your hearing less acute?
If so, you have catarrh and should at
once procure bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm, the best known remedy. The
Balm will give instant relief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

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free rom all foreign favor and adulserlnse,
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Wfllnm Ciendeuiu. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
Special Election Notice.

Notice il hereby given that q vacancy having
occurred in the ONCE Of alderman Of the Firrt
ward, by reeeon Of the reeign alton Of Charles r.
B,acei. special election will be held for the ONCE
Of alderman Of the First ward. for the unexpired
term Of one yesr. on Tuesday, the 30th day Of
Ap'il. A. D.. lss5
Which election viii be open af O'Clock in the
morning and eootinue open until 5 O'Clock In the
afternoon OF that cay.
Place NJ registration and voting viii be 1t the
F., nklin Hose House on Third street. between
Third and Fourth avenues.
Rock leland, H.. April q 4. D.. 1885.
A. D. HUESING, City CLERK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
Chief Arthur Going to Europe.

CLEVELAND. April 22.-P. NJ. Arthur,
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, will sail for Europe with h is
wife this week. Arthur has been contem-
plating q journey abroad for some time
and has arranged the affairs of the broth
rrhood SO as to allow OF the trip during
the summer. He has been granted six
months absence with pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits-75 cents.
Sold BY Otto Grotjan, druggist. Rock
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

ST. LOUIS. April % "A massmeeting to
boom the Detroit plan was held at Chats
worth. Judge Stroller was elected presi-
dent and George c. Worth secretary. DIFF
ferent property owners sent in tenders Of
real estate aggrcgating over seventy five
acres of ground for the use of the associa-
ton. Another meeting will DE held to
get the details of the scheme in working
order
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

Hoods pills cure liver ills, consti-
patton biliousness, jaundice, sick
headache, indigestion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22
Don't Go

coughing around. You can stop it
if you want to by using Parks Cough
Syrup. If it doesn't cure you. you
can get your money back. Sold by
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-22

Fair weather and slightly cooler;
westerly winds. Today's tempera-
ture, 60. F. j. WALz. Observer.