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! ur@ Blood

Is absolutely necessary in ordcrt TO have
good health. The greatest ailliction of
the human race is impure blood.
There are about 200 disorders Incl
dent to the human frame, the large
majority arising from the impure or
poisonous condition of the blood.
The best remedy for all blood dis
eases is found in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Its remarkable cures arc lis loudest
praise. II is not what We say but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that
tells the story.
No remedy has cvcr had so marked
tucccss, or won such enormous sales.
Scroiula in its scvcrcst forms yields
to its potent powers, blood poisoning
and salt rhcum and many other diseases
arc permanently cured by it. For Il
general Spring Medicine to remove
those impurities which have accumu-
lated during the winter, or 10 overcome
That Tired Feeling, nothing equals
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THE NIGHT WORK.

firemen and Laborers Continued their
Work Throughout the SiEh,-No More
Bodies Were Rocoversd-Tho Flames
Were Kept in Original Limit.
Up to midnight no bodies had been
found in the ruins after the discovery
OF Father Parke's I. 6 p. m. Through.
out the evening aud at the hour named
the FIRE department had almost its en-
tire force on hand battling the flames
that would occasionally show through
tho wreckege. As more and more OF
the wreckagc was removed in the alley
way tho air got a better chance on the
flames, and il the constant food OF water
from the eight and ten nozzlcs that we're
constantly kept going had been with
drawn for \ considerable length OF ,ime
the fire would have secured n hold on
tho Rice building across the alley that
would have been difficult TO overcome.
Tho work OF the hremen under Chief
l%Iealy's lead was, rs usual, high class.
The fremen had a hard day OF it, being
on duty a. the scene Of the tragedy
from 8 o'clock in the morning through.
out the day aud night, with iow inter
walls OF relaxation. The same applies
10 Chief Bennett and his officers. Dur.
ing tho day the night iorco was on duty
Mt the fro, and in the evening tho day
men won't on duty there. Sheriff
Franzhcim mud other volunteers also
stuck to their posts hour after hour, and
arc deserving OF all credit.
Last night the men employed ut tho
wreckasc in the alley we're making moro
satisfactory progress than was made
earlier in the day ana quite an imprcs.
sion was made on tho mountain Of
brickp, mortar and other wrockage. It
was expected that young Cowl's body
would DO found near whore Father
Parke's was found. but Mt midnight,
when the excavation had progressed
considerably beyond that spot no trace
had vet been found Of tho poor lads re-.
mains.
Another gang OF workmen wore max.
ing good Roadway on tho wreckage at
the front OF tbs Hutchinson store and il
was thought tho bodies OF IIoran, Win.
cher aud Burch might BIO discovered,
bnt at midnight no trace was found Of
any OF the three.
Tho crowds Of the afternoon that had
Witnessed tho activity at the sconc OF
tho disaator, numbering at times rs
high aH ton thousand people. did not do.
crease in size up to 10 o'clock las, night,
many people from tho surrounding
communities coming to Wheeling to
witness it Inst ovoning. After 10 o'clock,
however, tho crowds, began to dwindlc
and Mt midnight probably not moro
than 1000 were packed behind tho
ropes.
At ono time laat night Chief lIoaly
had fourteen streams playing on tho
ruins, but mt Q o'clock this morning tho
chief had tho fro in auch shape that ho
lind rotired all but ak, aud this was still
further cut down half an hour later.
Tho o~xcnvating was p,ill going on, but
no moro bodies had boon found.
At3a. m. no more bodies lad boon
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HENS MARROW ESCAPE.
His Hat aud Umbrella Were Strncg by
Falling Bricks.

His Hat aud Umbrella Were Struck by
Falling Bricks.
Ono oil the most narrow escape,
chronicled in connection with yestor-
days calamity is that Of W. a. Helm, OF
Blends shoe store. lie tells the follow.
ing story Of his escape: ~ wa, coming
up Main street TO our store. About
Zarnit1's place below the alley l was
walking very rapidly and passed Father
Parkc, who was going slower, and | be.
licve that no TUNED in at tho alley.
When / passed Hutchisson's store |
noticed nothing unusual. but Just rs !
was in front OF Chapman's place heard
a crash in the upper part OF the build
ing. which was followed by a roar like
that OF tho sea in q storm. Tho next
thing l knew tho bricks were flying
about me and my umbrella and hat
were sent flying. l Cot-up against the
building and succeeded in getting up to
Greer & Laing's. but rs l thought that
building was coming down too, l kept
on up street for twenty feet or 30 aud
then turned around. This did no.
occupy moro than ten or fifteen sec.
onds, and when | looked down street |
saw that the Chapman and Hutchisson
buildings were both leveled. An i'm
mense iron beam was stretched across
the place where my umbrella and hat
were Knocked off. and had a brick
lcvcled me there l would have been
lillnA y
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McIuro and subscribe. Young Cowl
was almost tbs solo support OF his Wild.
owed mother, who lost her husband just
three months ago. Tho poor woman 10
almost csazcd with grief.
Eugene lburch. ono Of the dead, was
tho shipping clerk In tho Hutchinson
establishment. Ito was twsnty.thrco
ycars OF age and lived on North Main
street. lie was al estimablc young
man who possessed many friends.
Michael Koran had been employed In
tho Hutchinson store for several years
and was n s,ondy, industrious young
man. lilo lived with his parents on tho
South Side.
robert Winchcr wns n youth about
eighteen years, n son OF Chris. Wincher,
Of tho Island, lilo was a bright boy, n
graduate OF tho Madison public school,
and his taking oil Is particularly sad
and ill.limed.
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ANOTHER MARROW ESCAPE.
Michael Fricsmuth was Nearly Involve
In the Disastcr.

Michael Fricsmuth was Nearly Involved
In the Disaster.
Mr.. Michael Fricsmuth. the Main
street barber, was nearly involved in the
Main street horror yesterday morning.
lie was intending to 20 over to Hutch
iEson's place to make some purchases,
but he Vas detained, giving mis- opinions
on the Fulton liquor license situation to
n Stats ZeitunS man: he is 4 member
OF the Fulton council. He had just
finished his conversation with tho news.
paper man when he went ont into the
alley with the intention OF starting
across TO the Hutchinson store. Io had
just closed the door behind him when,
gllncing across the street he saw tina.
the alley.side wall Of the four-story
lIutchisson block wns topping over. In
the moment before tho crash came he
had time enough to SEQ that Father
Parke was in the alley and would not
escape, and that somo one else was also
in the alley (probably the messenger
boy). BIT for the interview TO which
no submitted ie would surely have
been in the store when the building
cayed in.
A female member OF the Sauvageot
family, that lives on the second floor OF
the house occupied by Friesmuth. was
at the iron, window at the time of the
collapse OF the two buildings, and she
also recognized Father Parke as one OF
the TWO persons in the alley.
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81 wish TO say that 8 years ago wc had a
beautiful boy born to Ia. at the age OF II
months he brcathcd his last. q victim to
impure blood. On Aug. 4, 1891, auot her
boy was born, who ut the age OF two
months became afflicted with tho same
disease. We believed the trouble was con-
at:tutional, and not common sore mouth.
tr7ocurcd II bottle Of Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
i.'d commenced to give 1t regularly to
both mother aud baby. Improvement be-
gan nj once. We have succeed In eradica-
tihg the scrofulous blood from the system
ana todny wa are blessed with a nice, tat
oaoy noy,.iS months old the very
Picture Of Health,
all lilo and full OF Observation-Disclosures TO
Hoods Sarsnparilla. l am u minister In
the Methodist Protestant church, and It
affords mo much pleasure to recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla to all as a safo. sure
remedy. Even my wife, after taking
Hoods, became healthy and iushy and has
tho bloom Of girlhood again" Rev. j, M,
PATE, R%rooklinc Station, Missouri.
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A travelling salesman for j. Monroe
Taylor, Of New York, who is stopping
at tho Windsor, was in Hutchisson's
store on Monday evening and was on
the opposite side OF tho street On his
way to the store when the building col.
lapsed yesterday morning. llo turned
and ran down the alley. lie told m H.
TELLlGrScgH reporter that the west side
OF the street was near enough for him.
lie waited at tho hotel to finish smok.
ing his cigar before he started for
Hutchisson's, or no would have been in
the building when it fell. ,lie thinks
tho cirnr sArnd his lie.
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THE MOST STUBBORN FIRE

Witnessed In tho History Of wheeling Fol.
low tho Aecident-Immen,o Quantities
Of Water Thrown.
Tho Gre which followed tho fall OF tho
buildings wal tho most stubborn ovcr
experienced in Wheeling, and though
II was confined to the ruined buildings,
the smoke aud water did the greatest
damage In the adjoining millinery stores
on the south sido Of tho alley and tho
cellats OF stores north OF the Chapman
block.
Tho fro Is supposed to havo started
from the escaping gas from broken
pipes, and tho presence Of a great deal
Of oil and a little turpcntino and other
iutammable substances caused 1t TO
burn fercely. The flames were kept
down by the dust and debris. a, well as
by the water thrown by tho lrcmen.
but the tlmbers in tho mass, saturated
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THE INSURANCE POLICY
Terminates In Sucii Cases ms tho hccidc nt
Yesterday,

Terminates In SuciI Cnsns n- tho hccid ont
Yesterday.
There was considerable discussion
yesterday rs 10 tho liability Of insur.
ancc companies holding policies on tho
ruined buildings or their contents.
Whilo it was generally understood TIM.
fire insurance does not cover damage
BY casualties such M this, tho question
was raised whether the fact that fire iol.
lowed the collapse OF the buildings
would not render the companies liable.
Several insurance mon were asked M
to this matter, and all said tho fall OF
the building ondcd the liability Of tho
insurance company. In all fro insur.
unce policies issued here a clause is in
serted n, follows:
III n building or any part thereof fall,
except as the result OF fire, nil insurance
by this policy on such building or ita
contents, shall Immediately cease"
This is said 10 DO also recognized as
the law OF the state OF tho subject
OK THE GrcE hSD srEYEn BUILDINGS.
OF ourae thia cIauae dous not apply
10 tho s,ock in the Rico ana Spcyor
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works, said tho works could supply
water for ten timas rs many. Tho Ore
plug streams averaged $50 gallons OF
water u minute and the steamers under
ordinary pressure would throw twice as
much as that. The immense amount
of water thrown into tho ruirs can thus
be seen.
Tho FIRE department continued a.
work through tho night, and tho Ere
was still raging at n Iato hour in tho
night In the saInc smouldering but
s,ubborn way that it had all day.
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FOR MRS. CowL's BENEFIT.

A Subscription Paper for tho Mother OF
tho Dcnd Messenger Roy Bong Libcrnlly
Signed.
Last night at tho suggestion Of Clerk
Sam b. Harrison, OF tho McLure ~IIousc,
n subscription for tho benefit Of Mrs.
Joseph Cowl, OF tho Island, mother OF
young Harry Cowl. tho Western Union
messenger boy who was killcdin tho Main
strcot disaster yesterday morning. was
started. and In three hours s:Si had boon
subscribed, tho visiting travelling mon
ut tho hotel being among tho most lib.
cral contributors. Tho paper will be-
left At tho iiotcl to-day and it is thought
several hundred dollars will DO raised.
Any person wishing to assist in this
commeaSablo objoct should call at tho
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a INCIDENT.
Young Robert Wincher's Father in Il
Crowd Ahout the pI,c.

Young Robert Wincher's Father In tho
Crowd About the Place.
Christian Winchcr's son Robert wa,
tho shipping clerk in IIu,chisson's.
When tho father heard OF the collapse he
ruahcd to the scene to inquire for his
boy. The best that anybody could tell
him was that his son was in the ruins,
but they hoped to ret him oil, alive.
There was n slender thread to hang that
hope on. but tho fathers anguish an.
pealed to every heart, and no ono could
tell him what all believed to DO no
truth.
After ono Of the debris had been
cleared away n mans body was seen,
and the man could talk. Mr.. Wincher
rushed to the hole, hoping to hear his
cons voice. It was Ford who spoke.
Suddenly Wincher grabbed a shovel
aud began to dig a few feet from the
hole through which Ford could be seen.
1t was hard digging at beat, and this
man o! shattered nerves made littlo
hondway. But he worked as n man will
work for ono he loves. With tho
rapidity OF ircnzied desperation he
clutchcd at bricks. stones, timbcra. An
officer seeing that no was in no condi.
ton to 20 on with tho work tried 10
lead him away. Then he appealed TO
the chief OF police 10 inflow him to 90
on. 1t was u pitiful appeal, and Capt.
Bennett lot him have his way, to the
great satisfaction OF tho by%s.nndcrs.
Presently nature asserted herself. mud
the father sat down exhausted, probably
within Il few feet Of the son whom no
had so eagerly sought.
From beginning to end it was n touch.
Ing incident Of tho terrible tragedy, and
in that crowd OF strong mon thore was
many m ego dimmcd with tears.
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Hub Building.

FOR RENT-One elegant ottl:a
room, also one large elegant hail.
first floor entrance. Until per1a'
nently rented, will rent hall Tor en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc. appIYA
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets,
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WITHOUT WARNING.


Rice L Co, became very hot, and in tho
afternoon tho efforts OF the fro laddios
werc entirely directed towards keeping
tho interior woodwork Of this building
from catching fire, OF which there was
danger at several periods.
For Recovery OF Father pArlc'S Body sea
FIN Page, and for Corones's Inquest sec Eighth
tLaHa '.. ....
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Gen. T. A. Harris, hero OF the Mexi.
can and civil wars and n graduate OF
West Point with Grant, died a: his
home in Louisville. Ky. Yesterday.
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buildings, south Of tho alley. What.
ever damage resulted there was due to
smoke, and being tho result OF tho lro
tho companies, 1t Is generally conceded,
will DO liablo.
The building occupied by Rice &Co.
and Spcyer BROS. was owned by tho
Alexander Turner estate, for which W.
u. johnson 10 committee. The inaur.
anco wa, placed by ]. '. !. Rodgers 4
Co.. as follows:
Lancashire, England. ......, .,....,....., .....s 5000
.Etna, Connecticut ........,,,..", J,VOl
zee ,...-.. ,,,' ..',"..t'"estp
S. NJ. Rico ( Co. and Speyer Bros.
cannot OF course oven approximate
their loss yot. Both will bo heavy.
Rice & Co. had their stock partially in.
surcd, aud rs complete n list ne could DO
obtained In the confusion which pro.
vailed. follows:
With Joseph EnSheImcr. In the Lion ..." $1,000
With J. " L. Rodgers & Co, Royal OF Eng
iahu' ','.,''''''','.. ,,..'.. '''''''"''" S'vS,1,
alma, oil Connecticut ,, .,.-.."..','..","s, wv
Continental, New loEk.,"....,"..,.''.','.- INV
Spcyer Bros. carried a largo insur.
ancc. but q much larger stock. a par
tial list Is all tina, could DO obtained:
With ". + Rice ( Cos 49,,
queen .,....'s.,. ..,'. ,..,,' ,"n.. ,"''.''''' 's'''''''s 5'VS'
London, Liverpool and GlObca."...,.,,,", 5,O11
Ulion OF PhilHdclphin,.."-...r..-.-.,.,-.... 2aDl
German American Of New iofE""."..,.... 80
.tetInAhla..,..."..,.....,....-.-..' ..'''''''''' s'9y1
MeNtchcNtef, ..t,,,. -s-.-, Or. ..... =. ..,.,- ......'t',.. s'SyV
Rhode Island Under ritrrS. ...,. ",iOl
German American Of rcnnsylyHula. rm... ?,GO
With Rodgers:
Royal Of England .....,.,....- ....... 700
Fire Association OF rhilndelphIa...,--...... 6,SOO
Continental, New York .,.,.,..-..""-.".. 800
Rice & Co. also had $1,000 on 7. 7.
Hu,chis,on & Co.'S stock, while Major
Rodgers Ind the following policies on IL:
Fin Association OF Philadelphia ...-..-.".-sl 900
tina. OF Hartford Lug
continental, ". l,VD
1t Is understood tina. Hutchinson &
Co. carried in all so, 800 OF insurance on
their stock.
The question whether the people
damaged by water in their cellars can
recover insurance Is one on which tho
insurance men do not seem TO agree.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
TKTHATW E'CLAIM!
W AND Defy Contradiction,

Tina. We sell moro goods than
any other retail house IN the
state.
That We sell a better quality
OF goods for tho money than any
other retail house in the state.
That wo mover advertise any
article that we have nuti1 stock.
That no other house in the
atatc can compete with u.
PRICE S
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TOR RENT.
II That large two-story brick dwrlIinc, 10 ~
South Front street. Island. 4 t.osi GeGasa
location. FOX SALE.
10 shares EXCHANGE B4ak-
. sharcs Warwick China Company.
l0sharcS Fosto!ia Glass Company.
@Oshares 8ftnR Standard Steel < lion ca
"Whceliug Railway Bonds.
I0shares Peabody Insurance COMPANY.
4. : IRWIN. B;oEe:.
las No. O. Twelf:a S.:@e.
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L'OR RENT-THAT ELEGA Ant
IL store room. No. 141i Main street, nov o:
cupied by House & Hermann. Has gooj s.-
vatot service and fi:c proof vault ID OEo
Possession gwen April l, ls9i Apply TO HENRY
X. LIST. ut City Bank. Eo'i
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FOR Trent.

TOR SALE-BARBER SHOP. WITH
L Bath Rooms. Address LOUIS DAUR Ei
59l. DellAIre. O. ~
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TOR RENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
Il houses. Nineteenth street inquire 1: -
Nlneleauth strect. mrliNr.E
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Tea Go.
We Lead. Lot Those Who Can Follow
WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY Az
w an able. willing. indus,riolI Aad p5b4.
man: ANYTHING honorable: best oI rp!tna1i
given. Address &C." care Intclligencct OhCr
Rock Island Argus., 1895-02-08
CABLE.

CABLE, Feb. THE marriage bells
are ringing every week now in this
vicinity. Last week there were two
weddings. and rumor tells US that
there are plans for q number of 9TH
ers in the near future.
George Lawson. Jr., has bought
the dwelling of 4. J. Hicks, and will
take possession April 1. 1t is
located right east of his blacksmith
shop, and will be a very convenient
place for George to live.
Frank Haddick left here Tuesday
for Topeka. Kan, where he will at
tend school for the next four years.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haddick, Sr.
There was sleighing party from
here Tuesday evening to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Whan, and a large
crowd went and report a good time.
Cable lodge. No. 637, l. o. o. F..
of this place, inteod to give a mas
querade ball, March 1, and it prom
ises to be a grand affair.
The pie social at the p. NJ. parson-
age last Friday evening was a grand
success, financially and socially.
The mines are running full blast,
and extra trains have to be run to
haul the coal.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-02-08
COUNTY BUILDING.
TranaHora.


Feb. s. Dennis S. Lewis to An.
gust II. Arp. lots 8 and 6, block J,
Prospect park, South Moline, 81. 400.
Dennis S. Lewis to August H. Arp,
lot 1. block J, Prospect park, South
Moline, $500.
Henry j. Dierks to Dennis S. Lewis,
lot 1. block j. Prospect park. South
Moline. $500.
William Benham BY heirs to
H. W. Plumbeck and c. H. Berglund, i,
lot z. block %, Old Town of Moline,
5000.
Peter Verdegern by heirs to John
A. Schmidt, lot IA and ell lot Is, Bab-
bits add. Moline. $1,SOO.
William B. Smith to William
Sheetz. tract bv metes and bounds,
swl Is, 16. 5w, $135.
Feb. 6.-Estate of William Gregg.
ADMINISTRATORS final report filed.
Estate of Adam Adlay. Inventory
filed and approved.
Estate of Heinrich Wilhelm Call
sen. Proof of heirship. filed and ap-
proved. Administrators final report
filed and order approving same nisi
by first day of March term next. 4th
prox.. and that administrator notify
heirs by publication.
In re petition of the city of Rock
Island for special tax to improve
Twelfth street. Continued to March
probate term for notice to property
owners.
Estate of George Evener. Will ad-
mitted to probate. Letters testament
tary issued to Sarah Evener. Bond
waived. Thomas Corns, William
Killing and Fred Engel appointed ap-
praisers.
Estate of l.. c. Elliott. Proof of
publication and posting. Inventory,
appraisement bill and widows award
filed and approved. Claims of James
Cozad, S.. and Marston & Close,
5000, allowed.
Licensed to Wed
Jan. 31.-Adolph Bramman, Miss
Katie Schleuter, Rock Island.
Feb. Edgar F. Smith. Miss
Grace NJ. Davis, Moline.
4.-Lewis c. Morris, Miss Edith v.
Swan, Rock Island.
6.-Enno Heeren, Coe; Miss Au-
gusta Leween, Hampton.
John Benson, Geneseo; Miss Anna
Cronunder, Moline.
John G. Cox. Miss Mary f. Rich
ardson, Rock Island.
Henry F. kruse, Rock Island:
Miss Charlotte NJ. Berger, Blue Grass,
Iowa.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-02-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles cmbraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
etive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but i. is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
70. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-02-08
AfteruOOn Teas.

Fit Hartwell in her last syndicate
article saws: Il don't recommend
any special brand of tea for afternoon
o'clocks. l do. however. know all
about the best tea to take at night.
Parks Tea will certainly clear your
complexion and purify your blood.
You will be surprised at the i'm
provement if you take cup of Parks
Tea each night. Sold by Hart. 4
Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-02-08
RldgeWOOd,

Sam Johnston has a severe attack
OF the asthma. DIR. Virgins, of
Milan. is the attending physician.
Coasting is the fad here now. Old
and young are coasting on Harris
hill and enjoy themselves very much
The young folks Of Ridgewood will
hold q basket social for the benefit of
the Ridgewood Sunday school. Bids
will be received on the suppers
The social will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ID. W. Matthews.