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The morning times., 1895-08-05

this prediction and others he has stirred
UP considerable controversy. Unques-
tionably Mr. Hobson has a right to invent
history. Everybody does it, from our
unciuous Chief Executive to the hunlblest
elevator boy, but when it comes to making
ntw nlapsof Europeand forming prospective
alliances between nations, our naval lieu
tenant has taken upon himself a considera-
BILE task. unless he desires to be classed
with people who made fortunes by the stars.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

The Chicago Health Officer evidently
does not belong 10 the kissing species.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
wANTED-t {

WANTED route boys, 13 to IS,
thoroughly acquainted with the NV.
section of city and thoroughly acquainted
with nn. section. Apply this office, $50
Monday a. III. au4-2t
The morning times., 1895-08-05

THE Washington Times" Is MEM
ber OF the Rcchsale Cooperative So
ciety.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mr.. James II. Loh, manager of the
Standard Oh Company, tittsburg, Pa,
arrived yesterday
The morning times., 1895-08-05

The way Comptroller Bowler has of max
ing bounty strikes has upset the calculation
of the sugar people. They should set 'em
Mp in the otLcr alley.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

S5c. 25c. 25c. &c &c.
Round Trip Fare
TO CHAPEL POINT,
THU RSDAY, August ;,
9.i5 Il m, Steam er
SANL J PENTZ, for
Chapel Point Home 10
p m. Round Trip Fare,
p cents
E :. RANDALL,
Sole Proprietor.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mr.. Arthur Bradshaw, a prominent busi-
ness man OF Meriden, Conn.,, spent SeHGa Y
at the Arlington.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mr.. j. II. Blanchard, son Of Senator
Blanchard, OF Louisiana, arrived yesterday
afternoon, having reached New York in
the morning on the steamship La Touraine,
from Havre, where he has been for two
months.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
N HUGH WILL Be LEADER
Elected Chief Marsha Of the
Labor Day Parade.
E. M. BLAKE WAS HIS RIVAL

Assembly Accorded the
Right of The Line-No Other Flag
but "Old Glory" TO Be Permitted in
the Procession-Excurs for Bene-
fit OF Cornice Workers widows.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Prof. Emil Deckert, of Germany, is in
the city.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Charles w. Dorsey OF Front Royal, Va,
and j. c. Paine, of San Francisco, are
registered at the st. James.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

The Ebhitt House has amolg its guests
Carl brewer, of Ne1-- York, and Capt.
A. NJ. Beecher, OF the United States Navy.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Hon. Fabius H Busbee. of Raleigh, N.
C., one OF the most prominent lawyers in
the State, who was district attorney under
Cleveiand's first administration, is at the
Oxford.
He doesn't like titles and newspaper
interviews, but he gave The Times an inter
esting talk yesterday. He said: North
Carolina is the leading State in the South
The morning times., 1895-08-05

J. Chatfield, OF New York, d. S. Walker,
of Trvington-on-H Hudson. and Arthur Brad
shaw, of Aleridep, CT, are at the Ar
lington.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

a party OF delegates TO the national
council of the Daughters of Liberty, which
meets IN Washington. on the 2lst OF this
month, have engaged rooms at The Howard
House.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

j. L. Reed. of Pittsbarg, Charles c. Nc
Intyre, OF Columbus, O., and Phillip 5.
Stevens, of Raleigh, y. C., are at the
National Hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.


The next Academic year will begin
september IS, tue following courses
are pT1vlurt!
I. Cout'p IN General Science.
.. Course In Arts.
.. G. urse In Minirg Engineering.
I. A yauCed Normal Course.
l. oh u the ABOVE leads q the bach.
ti.i'a dsgfet; the normal diploma, by
pfsvibiOu Of law, cXumpts The b older
rom all sxaminat,O.s la tho school
IystJm.
o. Normal Course, leading TO n cer-
lnCalu q graduation which eIenpts
ihp holder rom examination TOT per.
iOi NJ I'VE yetf..
q. Preparatory Course, leaIiEg TO ia.
collegiate studies.
Tuition N virtually free In all de.
pAElmvuIa,n small registration ftn only
ueing required. A certain number or
o. rmal schIlaehips isallOt,d q eHuu
county, applicants 'of appointment 10
sugh sch" aT'hiis must Apply 10 tI,
lertlirr CDmmitsi uer OF school,
Trough fesi ccliye county suptunien.
lens.
I 'sculty Of the un yrisity has
broI recently greatly rHI.guI, and
ne equipment OF the iGC;iIul.u oz-
auIsu.
For circulars ami ether Information,
AIiftE..
J. T.. TALMAGE,
PfcsiIani University VI Ulah, 5a,t
Lake Guy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
PROBATE COURT MATTERS.


Hearing In the estate Of susan ID.
Il ter, deceased, on tno FINAL account
aud petition tor distrlbuii1n came on
regularly. Proof OF publication was
VOWED by heirs Of rail- estate. Proof
Of posting notice, was approved.
w liam ID. Ritter wa, sworn ami eK-
mined. Toe account was allowed
VI ap Ifoved sn1 the decree OF liz.
tfi % lon was made n prayed Tor Thc
FINAL dischA ge Of the administrator
Vas made.
In toe estate Of Emma 5thndish, dt-
ceased, tho henung on petition Cor
IrOBate o. will came on regularly.
he proof OF publication AMI mailing
% notices was approved. J Hhu El'
wards, reym ur n, Young ,lsabeila
5andsrs anu Heufy Sta .Iian were
sEoru am examined. Continued ~
SOFT. II, 1895,
The e,uDg on the petition for the
sale Of prfsonsl property In the estate
Of Louis SieTus, decorated, came on
regularly. Order VI sale WIS made A.
prayed for.
Ia tho estate Of IL. NJ. Halvouou,
decessvd, otdsr MAZE II ftc,ing A.
minlslfalOr b. ay out Of iunls o said
es ate IN bis hands tue claim 81 j..
Amelia johnson, In the sum Of 81
. o -.
IL The matter OF the estalo AMI
guatdlanship o Frank J. l.. Lucss, =
minor, Wednesday, sept Is, 1895. stt
fr the te.tlvmrng OF the agcuuuI.
In tie estate u Jsc1b S'ahelmanu,
ifceNuu, September Is, 1886, &c. Tor
tue % cement Ui tue acc uut.
Iu g Estate " Jonu W. ChAmter.
La deceased, Wednesday, Sept Is,
TINE got i1f 'hoWiug cause why Il p.
Intuition should not hB made AM for
ilitt settlement Of adminiSlratiyD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09

MIR. Harrington Fitzgerald, editor Of
the Philadeipu ia 'ays: "fOur pei
lets OF Mnnyoua rheumatism Cure
gave mo iuuua.. tiH ru.isf, aud In thtce
days my thuuua..in was gone pefma-
ncntly. A rine bottle did IT, NV fam
lily doctor aud other remedies hal oniire-
" fai,ei.s Al uf Munyon's Remedies
arc equniIv yfNUa.I.ua Ny iamily aud
many iTisn H.ut avs use them.
RllEUMAl positively cured.
AGATE or muscular relieved once.
Shooting pains co.'s ..fone-s IN any part OF
body cured boz from J O . hours. Chrome
Rheuma I'm, ~UltfuAor LumbagO ban.
tshed pernIaueu is. CAIAkKu, no
matter how serious, g4aranlcei cured
by only safe treatment lIEADACHE,
from whatever g.u.c, posluNeiy iclieyed
IN nOm g. minutes. KIDNEY
Troubles In uIl lms. LIVER tpm-
plants. Blnuusro.s, Jaundice, tOnHiipa-
lion, PILES, always cured. DNSPEP-
SlA, indigestion. all stomach troubles
permanently relieved, COLDS, Coughs,
anu 30 oipient Lung troubles uccessfully
treatlu. NERVOUS Diseases, NLU.
NALuGA, ASTHMA, Diseases Of mo
BLOOD, MALANIAL Diseases, FL
MALE Troubles, Loss vt Power IN Men,
ali cured by MuuS On's uumu'J pa,bic
ktmedi,s. All Druggists, tor mU-ty 25c
cacu. 10 you are ia duub. ~ TO your
disease, write TO- Prot MUNNON, No.
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giving FOIL description 90 symp. Umr.
Specialists wuI diagnose your cast, and
gave YOU iull houtIt ul advice Also
LulELI FREE. Eymgdies sont 70 any
audtusA Un rvCr4pt ~ price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
MUNY0N
Remedies Cure.

And at Ir,nips st--sold By Drug
Ei.u at Mostly ONLY TWENTY.
FivE CENIs Munyon's "Guide
to Health" Free at Druagists.
Tells You How to Cure Yourself
aud save Doctors Bllis-A single
bottle often Cures stubb Orn Cases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09

for few minutes concerning donations
on fasl days.
The Oh if sang the anthem:
come lot ui iing unto the Lord.
Bens lcion b. Elder Henry 7.
RE s'df.
CJniern,r ali 0urned until the Brt
saturday IN December
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
Seventies Quorams Meet.

Toe Thirteenth quorum o. S vsulIsF
hold, o. regular meeting uIs eve irg
Ia the rNentieth ward vettty at 1880
O'Clock.
l1nIgh. nj 1880 he rhlrilt quuuu
q Seventies b 90 thuir regular VA Ut.
ly me,tus in tho NEgIyeHih EaI
meeting hOu f.. A fui attendance .
upBIIsu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
City Appropriation list.

The following II the olIy appropria-
Ion Iisy rus5pd by the Council ut ils
la, meeting, 81. ned by the Mayor Fn.
ua. LA uu.. r.H.t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
oonHErr.VIrz,iuio,,


Are You 1olnE to zee An, ~,
The Santa lie Rout. has,"
very low rate o. Sac from Dan.l. be
ofado Spring, and Pueblo Ia S'iili ~o.'
return, Tor this occasion r. '',''a' a11
larc lot the round trip Co,rs.,uL.all, o1s
~ low rates will doubles, ~ '"u'hs'
rom Utah oinis. Call at his ANY,, ..1 s
full particulars. ''' ''''es To-
,, Ono. Z, GILMAN,
General Agent Passenger h.,.-
ment No. 50 West Second South N.Y., g'i,'
Salt Lake City, Utah. ''' '"eel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
ONLY s5s % ~ ALHUauEHoUE, y
~, ann HEtuAN
for National Irrigation CanErs.s and
New Mexico IAtt. sept. 40 go Al

New Mexico laits fepts 10 80 ~.
F0s the ABOVE occasions the Union
Pay tic Will ssll round trip iick'tt to
Aibuqae que, y. NJ, Mt rate Of 1890
un sop. - and ~; tickets good re.
turning uutI OciUuct 10, 1870. For
particulars call on or write TO ueAtsst
UuiVn P,olno lgcutor
ID. r. bURLEY,
Gen. Agt. Pass'g'g Dept, SslG Lako
Gtky,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09

C'routr your bo1I with Godb0 Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from herbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
T"E picAGo Il HA,r,n
ITID LIN

c. The limited express 10,
80 ouis, chicago and All ''as CIV,
sou.ueastern aud southern ~ ,ea'isra
tnet kiO Cfande Western .'nA leave,
0Ssuen and salt Lake every d l,suon' 4,
land, and colorado MIs.
ArcflIsoN TOPEKA & sAvr,--
Railroads, with Pullman ,,,... 'AFs
aug aug ,Iee reclining chair cars. Ma 'nsspsn
~. ' oo,yIslo springs, one chaSe'ss ,a' ,ei
r r psThsulars see George i only
ne m,i Agent Passenger B.,,S,,...inah,
City, Utah. S"'e Sat LAKE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
NlChLE SUNDAY.
Primary Conlerence.

The sem.annuAl c,ni-ren,o OF the
STAKE Primary tsoolstion viii 10 hrl
. tuT4ay, Sept. IAN, In Assembly
Ia ], nj IN am, snd 2 pm. A iuil
attendance desired.
ELLEN G.. CLAwsOS, PTest.
Ina W. lAYLOR, Srry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
Effective Aug. 18th, 1895,
stsgg lfurs and Bspdri AZ SaG Lakt
GU Datt, a. Estessts

AnHtyH
from III Eastern pointa ...,...,...... 80 am
From lutte, foftlAui. san iran.
cisco aud Ofdeh. ... .s., .s,s.s.s....., p - IN
From all Eastern points, rarE Gig
ahdOsden.s. .....,..ss. a..,.s..s.... % y "a
From san Francisco. OncHu Valley,
ogden SUD intsrmedIaic puntt IS pm
'Irom Milford. -Angste Valley. JlAl
fr3so and Eureka ........ .......... IS m
'tton istminut, Tooeit snd GARFIELD
hcAfhssssassssss as sssss..s..... ~ y ~
DIrAEr
FOR uGiuu, Logan, IArE CitJ aud al
hasiefn points. ...... s.............. 100 An
Tor Ogden SUI iutFrmefIAts points to1am
Tor ogden. intrruodiata pointa.
Bate, Helena, Portland ana
Hose CITY ...... ......... ....... IS Nm
FOR All Eastern BON Ogden. and
a., san francesca ..,..,.. y. 3, ..... 70 pa
'iuf hufsta lrova, NUphi sAnpata
Nals aud Milford, .,...,... o., Is M
'Ioi esrneld Beach, Nosle and Ter.
tnlh utsssssssss.ssssss. ...s....ss.sss - a ~
SUNDAY.
Run dUlr srrspt sund,y
Through Pullman rAlss flcsner.. Latest
Improved Tourist tleopofs. Free kccllniuz
Ihalf Cars Elogant DAY Coaches,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09

wiIford Woodruff, Geo ". Cannon,
PRECEDENT Cashier,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09

CAsH CAPITAL, g2uO,U0O
CASH suupLys, 900 ,Oou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09
The Cures

BY Hoods sarsaparilln are wonderful, but
the explanation Is simple. Hoods sarsa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02

The bail club which ACCOMPANIED
yesterdays Monmouth excursion re-
turned with the scalPs of the Moline
West Enders. who were defeated to
the tune OF Is to at Twin.city park
in the afternoon. The game was in
teresting and somewhat exciting at
times. especially when the Molinitcs
would apply their chewers to the
umpire, a colored fellow citizen
named William Bradley, who was
showered with ali kinds Of abuse be-
cause he didn't give them the best of
il. He finally resigned, and Kid
browner was prevailed upon to Off
ciatc. He did, but the Molinites'
condition was not bettered. Mon
mouth was there to win and they
succeeded. A fair crowd witnessed
the contest. The clubs lined up thus
wise: West Ends-W. Avery, p; J.
Larkin. eff p. Olson, -5b: l.. Berch, If:
j. Smith. SIS: +. Nelson, C: NJ. Bulger,
2b; c. Shallberg, Id; A. Anderson,
RI. Monmouth-E. Finley. ri: l..
Wallace. SD: l.. Bcrgert, p and Of; +.
Soule, SIS; II. Finley, p and CT; +.
Souic. 1b; c. Wirshe, C; Is. Miller, If:
I. Wallace. 2b.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02
NEEDOF "a THEATRE
Will Rock Island be Without
One the Coming Season?
NO PROSPECT FOB EARPER's.
n Chance to Build One That Will be 4
Credit to the Fri Cities and Would At
tract the Amusement Loving People Of

n Cbance to Build One mat VIII ne
Credit to the Fri Cities and Would At
tract the Amusement Loving People Of
the Three Places.
Will Rock Island be withou: 7
theatre the coming season?
This is question that people are
asking with more or less frequency
and more or less interest daily, and
it begins to look decidedly in the
Affirmative. While overtures have
been made and negotiations at
tempted for the lease OF Harper 5
theatre since j. L. Montrose sur
rendered the management, no one
has rs yet succeeded in making any
terms with the owners. The
latter, indeed, declare the utmost in
difference as to whether the house is
opened or not. This is much to be
regretted state of affairs. A city the
size of Rock Island should have a
good theatre, and any move
ment directed to that end would
be attended by profitable re-
suits. The people of this city are
apprcciative of good attractions and
would patronizc literally n modern
place of amusement such as would
become town of Rock Islands size.
To be sure there have been attractions
of an inferior nature. but some of
them were as good rs the size bf the
audience deserved. Last season,
however, Manager Montrose made a
nHnrt 70 Of a..
best companies on the road. And he
succeeded. but the effect on the seat
sales indicated no difference in the
disposition of the public. First class
shows drew no larger houses than
the poorer ones.
New Theatre n Necessity.
Since the owners of the present
house arc not disposed to open it the
coMlng season, new theatre or
opera house seems necessity. A
ground floor, modern one, so located
that it would be convenient to the
transportation lines of Moline and
Davenport would draw well from
both sources, in addition to the pat
ronage of Rock Island. A syndicate
should be formed to take this matter
up. Rock Island should not be at
the mercy of one house, result of
which is the present prospect of the
city being Inundated in having no
place Of popular amusement for the
coming season. Public pride re-
volts against such 4 condition. and it
should, and people with interest. in
the city should make it a duty TO
provide that which we so greatly
theatre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02
LOOKING TO CABlE.
Sound MOaeJ Dem ocrats in iiiin .Is ID !.
sire His Leadership Again,

Sound Moaey Democrats in Hin ,is DE-.
sire Ills Leadership Again.
The Chicago Tribune of TODAY paws
considerable attention to the money
issue as it affects the democratic
party in Illinois. aud does so. of
| course. in its own way, attempting to
show that there is "a fight on" be-
tween the party factions, but
it says some things that are
true. and this much concerning Hon.
Ben L. Cable. of this city, in partic-
ular:
Sound money democrats in Chi
cago are looking forward with
much interest to the arrival of Ben
Cable. who is expected here about
Aug. -. The coming of Mr.. Cable
will be the biggest political event OF
the year in democratic circles. and
will doubtless lead to an open declar-
alton of war between The free silver
and sound money factions of the
Chicago democracy. Mr.. Cable is
ambitious to again be the represent
alive Of the Illinois democracy on
the national committee. and the
sound money men are equally desir-
Gus of retaining his services in that
capacity. Gable has brains and
money. and has shown in previous
campaigns that he knows how to use
both. There are but few men in the
democratic party in Illinois So use
full in directing aud supplying
the sinews Of war, and
it is only natural that
the desire of the sound money fac
tion to secure the services of Mr..
Gable in the campaign of 1896 should
be warmly seconded by Mr.. Cleve-
land and his associates in Washing
ton. Under ordinary conditions Mr..
Cable could get n place on the ma
tional committee and manage the af-
fairs of the democracy in Illinois
without much open opposition, but
these are not ordinary times, and
whatever Mr.. Cable or any other
sound money democrat gets in the
way of political preferment at the
hands Of his party this or next year
he will have to fight for. At least
this is the way matters look now, and
the friends OF Mr.. Cable admit it."
As to the extent Of the bitterness
of feeling between the Hinrichsen
free silver state ring and tina. of the
sound money administration forces
the Tribune delights in seeing how
far it can magnify the situation. and
holds that the attempt of Hinrichscn
to elect free silver congressman in
the Eighteenth district to fill the va
cancy caused by Congressman Re
mann's death. will precipita:e the
fight. and of Mr.. Cable it makes this
acknowledgment:
mir. Cable is the nlan who will be
charged with the direction of this
work of organizing an opposition, if
in his judgment such course is
necessary, and it is fer this reason
his coming here Aug. ID is anxiouslv
awaited by sound money democrats
who are disgusted with the idea of
the party machinery being in the
control OF financial hcretics. With
a new state committee, representa-
tive Of the sound money democrats,
Mr.. Cable would be sure of being re-
turned as member of the national
committee from Illinois, a consum-
nation most devoutiy desired by Mr..
Cable himself and those of his party
who have stood hy the president in
the financial fight now going on in
the ranks of the democracy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02

Corner store in Industrial Home
building, 2!!X90 feet and cellar
under same: three 3-room flats with
water. gas, electric lights. bath room
and sewer connections. Also the
large hall on third floor. 5Sxs5 feet.
with three reception rooms in the
rear. which viii be rented for private
and public entertainments or dancing
parties. Building heated through
out by steam. For further informa-
ton apply to +. II. THOMAS.
Corner Second avenue and Seven
teenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02
A FAI'THLESS WIFE.
What Federal Summers Charg-
es His With Being.
FILES PROCEEDINGS FOR DIVORCE
In Which Several Young Gentlemen are
Named as Corespondentk-Getti Back
at Her for Having Him Bound over for
Child Abandonmeat-AD Drunk


Child Abandonment-AD Drunk.
Domestic infelicity existing in the
family of Federal Summers for a con.
siderable length of time has come to
focus. A few weeks ago Mrs.
Summers had her husband arrested
for abandoning his two children.
The preliminary hearing was csntin-
ued until this morning, when Sum.
mers was bound over to the circui:
court under bonds of $3.50. Now
Summers wants his matrimonial al
lance severed. Divorce proceedings
have been commenced with H. A.
Weld as counsel. Mrs. Summers is
charged with being unfaithful. and
several men are named as corespon-
dents.
Summers has not resided with or
supported his family for over a wear.
This condition of affairs he attrib.
utcs to the unbecom;ng actions Of
his bctter-half, whose intimacy with
other men was more than he could
stand. According to his statement
he attempted to take the children
two little boys-and support them.
but the mother would not couEtc-
nance it. His refusal t. contribute
to the sustenance OF the children
while in company with the mother
resulted in his being prosecuted for
abandoning them. Naturally Mrs.
Summers version of the affair is en-
tircly different.
Too Much Drink.
A stranger registering rs William
Sage was arrested last night by OH
Ger Youugberg laid out near Spencer
square with an over-abundance of
booze on board. He was taken be-
fore Magistrate Schroeder this morn
ing and politely requested to pro-
duce IS and costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02
Rock Island's Fayorite Resort.

At the Watch Tower this week
Massand and Marba, the Arab aero
bats; tum bling. etc. character cos
TUNES; Mile. Alberta. queen of the
slack wire, just from Manhattan
Beach. where she entertained tbous-
ands this season. Also 90 and hear
the famous Light Guard band-con-
certs daily at S. Matinees at 4. Sun
day, Wednesday and Saturday in
theatre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02
Sale of Summer Underwear.

OoiS VI SuIllIIlCI underwear.
Some lines there are plenty. some
lots are small. on others we are over.
stocked. We name prices for q two
days sale, 9.
.. 2, mind you. to reduce stock 70
normal size. after which all garments
will be sold at same prices as before.
You can do much economical buying
in this department for Tuesday and
Wednesday.
One line flat knit balbriggan vests.
were 45c, marked down to 3Sc and
25c. for three days the price is l5c.
A big lot of Egyptian yarn ribbed
knit vests at l2sc, three days for &c.
One case of Sc dozen finer yarn,
tapped necks. tho 1Sc kind marked
down to lac, now for two DAYS &c.
They come in 10th bleached and
brown.
Another lot Of extra fine quality
Egyptian yarn in square necks only.
the pc kind marked down to 1sc. for
three days only 12!c.
Twenty other styles and qualities
for men. boys, children and women,
all marked down to a reducing stock
basis.
We scarcely need mention that We
have at all times undcrvests at ., 3
and DC. which are very attractive il
you want these qualities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-02
To Cleanse the System

Ehectually. yet gently, when costive
or bilious. or when the blood is in
pure or sluggish. to permanently
cure habitual constipation. to awaken
the kidneys and liver to healthier
activity. without irritating or weak
ening them. to dispel headaches,
colds or fevers use Syrup Of Figs.