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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-26
ROMANCE OF THE BORDER.

How BIZ DOOlAn, Notorious Bandit,
r'2' WosE Z schoOdnaA"Am's BSS&. .
About two years ago Bill Dalton, Bill
Doolan and their gang held up a train
near Gainesville, Tex. While the
members Of the band were rifiing the
express car Doolan held the passengers
In their se9ts by the persuasive use of
a Winchester. On the car baSlr.o the
smoker, Gays a correspondent of the
Phiiadelphia Press, was . pretty girl
who was going to the Chickasaw coun-
try toteach school, and her face seemed
to attract the outlaw, for he inquired
Where She was going and. her business
A few months fnter Rood-looking
fellow began to be seen in the vicinity
of Purcell, where the girl, Belle Bailey,
taught 4 school. The two became
friends and then lovers. People warned
the girl aBaiast Rallard, as the man
called himself, bat the young lady paid
fAo atteatiSh Sc ;tlianiss Ai8tsrit a wear
ago Deputy Marshal lSpearshappened to
ride into the place where Miss Bailey
taught school; and found there this man
Ballard. The recognition was mutual.
Both went for their guns, but the
stranger was the quicker of the two.
Tet down OFF your horse" he COM
manded, when he saw he had the drop
ON the officer. Spears obeyed.
"1 won't kill you," said Ballard, "be-
cause want to reform, If you'll let me,
but don't propose to be shot in the
back. Unbuclle your belt and throw
it'away. Beseareful how you do it, or
you are aaeaa man., .
'4Fhe@ deputy -obeyed and was left
bound with his own handcuffs.. During
the melee the girl stood as though pet
riied. AS she saw her lover about to
turn away she said: "Who and what
are you?" (
"Bin Doolan," replied the man. 81
want to reform, but they won't letms. y
Common rumor has it that Miss
Bailey cid mot give up her, outlaw lover
even after she knew who!he was. She
lost her scho6l, and six manths ago she
raisappeared:tNo dne knoyEs juatswhera
the pretty school-teacher ,drifted to,
hut + is Q ;fagt that foas stise past year
Deolan has been very quiet. and Sot
sftFlr Eeaat dis ma ,oReh hsa seentAihS IN She
territory. Sensational telegraphic. re-
ports aEpt sbgt IN eRsra To- q as yssitS
the notorious Bill Doolan" hh
proved 4slses In every isstsfIes.: :
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-26
!, .ANngNTuRY. q QF.IggAEs. !.

ssls'sSp yl.ss l'Rsla sAo aassssas 81 esAe
When the revolution broke 5'ouE
Frances effective army was only 1901
COON For the wars waged during ter
years, In Belgium, on the Sambre, the
tMsnse, the" Rhine, the Alps, the Pyra-
neeRin the Vendee and In Egypt, there
were called out $500, 900. At the census
made in the ninth year Of the republic,
sSyB the London Lancet, there re-
nlSiRed tjof thee od1y. 677, ,59s. In the
killed. ahd idtdgad BY disease the wars
ScS the AyNt republic eost4 4FrRpee.s,12e,-
sCsa neAs FSDn 1901 to Waterloo. s, 1877.
l 5mSp sEcely sriAGsdF.tp fill the
"a Ifstika giitih in "a itRS Ssssant war
9sf cot med -Europe Franca In
CURED 'at AHsterlitz, Jena, Auerstadt,
EFiedleRd, Sarggossa, Eckmuhl, Ess.
ling, Wegramb Tassgona, smolenslS,
Moscow, SLpNteM RSutzsh, = Dreaden, :,
Leipzig and Waterloo. E, ~. =.
Under the restoration, iof Louis Phil
ippe and the SaeAh R&pub blic, in spite
Of the war IN Spsin (ts28), the conquest
ofsA1gfSfS tisS0) and the taking of Amt
werp, France passed through COM
parative calm. The army numbered
about 213,74S, and the mortality aver
aged 90 per 1000. In 1855 commenced
the sposhs 81 the greet wsys-ythe
fGrimsa,t 1taIy t1S 66y Ii 'Ehins Z 1896!
!. Mexico (1s62-e) and the disasters of
1870. In the Crimea, out of 400, ,2ds
fhen, 95,e1B ehcsEnbeAs ins9Italy, oha Of
SOC, 900, there died 1s, ,oT8; In China, S5O,
and In Gochins ehina 4s per 1000. Tho
second empire cost FEsp b9utl 1Fa90, :
600 sotdisys, accord foh ORR 'EiSSlf-
assu's esnDarsbh y, b 'ceHseefiifdy
from 1925 10 1895 witnessed the death ih
! ssstie 'df By disease of s,OO0,O 900 French
soldiers.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES. .

Ona COPY, one yeSr. ......:...........9S0o 90
One 6 py. ak months. s 90
For any period under six months. one dollar
per nQanth. Payable in advance.
DeHFsSed By carrier in 'Elko atItWenty five
oents per week. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-26

sound business principles. Apply at the Of
Ace for terms.
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uAILN INDEPENDENT
AN EVENING PAPER,

"' ts IA e.. .J~=
tssued every day. Sundays excepted.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-26

". RooHEE, Editor and Pro-
prietor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-26

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
Publication Notice In As,.c h ms.s.

socs 'sG ND covsrs' &"
. frcnit court % Rock Island county, January
tern, a. ID n06
washburn-I'allgan Coffee Co.. corporal on or
ran zcd under the laws ~ the state II Iowa,
pain,in, " Jo'.ph Y. Garrett, defendant, IL
q tschm. mt.
Pub &c notice hereby ven 10 the said JOE
sepn y. ''arnett that . wr', Of attachment issued
out Of the ONCE ~ he Gle Of The circuit court
81 Rocs Island count, dated the I0ih da, Of = D.
ssmber. A.. ID 1870, nj the cult e the .aid Wash
burn. uallgan Cot, Go and ag4iust the estate
81 the said Joeeph y. Garrett Tor the sur of
egnty-onc dollars and sixty eil ht cents (ysi 6s)
d1'cetca to the shcrin Of said Rock Island coun-
~. wht ; sad writ hes been returned es utcd.
oiow. thss, fore, unless the said Joseph r.
tnZeaid Circuit court Of Roet Island county on
" dpt day Of tho ncxt term thereof, to be
icn the court house In he city Of Rock Isl
In snld c any, on the 9Th Cay % January,
4. D. lsI. tive SPECIAL bail sid plead to The
ssid plab't rs action judsment viii be entered
against you. nd In favor of the sa,d Wa. hbur n
haii Y CD6-e Co., and 20 much of IN properly
q sched - may be sufncleni In saii.f. the said
Judgment and c.-ts vi ! he cold Tn s,ti-fy the
saw-. GtORGR W. GANRf.E t.icrs
Js,k ON 4 Uus-r. Y Ain'iG's attorneys.
tated Oct. ~, A ID iSg5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
Publication Notice In Attachment.
STAFF or ILLINOIS. &.


In the circnit Ceur Of Rnek leland County, M
Scnn A. roim.n COMPANY. . COZ .oration, plain.
~, W Jo-cph 0srnett, defendant.
Public uo'ic. 10 hereby ivcu to tho said Jo
sepn y. 0s,n-tt. that writ Of attach. en- issued
on. o. toe ONCE of the elesk Of the circuit con,
OF Noce 1sland couoty, dated the 18Th day Of DC.
scbsr. d., 1896, at the suit Of the eaid John A
Z Imam company and against tho estate Of shs
ssid Joseph '. Garnctf. foe the sum Of ons
hundred snd twentv mine ollars aud ninety.
th.o- cents tsisy 0S) directed TO the eherin ii
ssid Rock IL IN county, H., which said writ
hes be- n f~turned executed
Wv, therefore. uni. 90 you, the eaid joseph r
0a'nctt, shall ycrsot ally be and appear befors
the said ctrcuit court 10 r OK l.Iaud county
III on he drst day Of the uext term thereof
TO b. holden ~ the court hosec IN tho .itv nj
Mock l.lan :. in i'd eoarty, ON the sth DAY Of
January, iS6 give oi aud Pic d tn tao eai
pd tns setiou. judgment Siil be cntsrrt
StxAlnst AQa. lrf SsDesor Of tn sad JOIN A
l0Wsn totipany, and % much Of tn properly
nr.ehed % msy he s6l.snt to satisfy eaisf
sa~c a " 0ANRI n s.,.,s
SosNstl1 CoSNIiLy. At,r syS.
koek Island. ILL.,. Oct IS. 1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
Pretty Poll In . Fix.

A Snowman at the fair possessed q
beautiful parrot, which accompanied
him everywhere on his peregrinations
through town and country and excited
the admiration Of the gaping crowd BY
its capital imitation of the Snowman 3
voice and tones when inviting the pub
lie 70 step into the booth. One day the
faithless creature broke it's chain and
escaped into a neighboring plantation.
Soon number Of men and boys were
ON its track, but before they had gone
far they heard loud noise caused by
the screeching Of birds in the wood.
On arriving at the spot whence the
sounds proceeded, they found poor poll
perched on the withered branch of q tree
bereft Of most of its feathers and sur
rounded by a flock of ecreeching crows
that were mercilessly pecking at it with
their beaks. Notwithstanding this pitt.
able state Of affairs, the crowd Of seek
ems could not refrain from laughing rs
they heard the poor victim scream out
at the top Of it's voice: lone at a time,
gentlemen! Don't crush so, please !
Take your time! There's plenty of
room?'-Internationale Curgast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
pub'icati 'n Notice I'm Attac b ment.
IA, = OF ,LLlNOIs.,

sscn isfH.p EonSrT. 80.
term. A d 1891.
Let's. rletcher Co. 3 corporation ~ the state
act. In attachment
~ NC toteo 10 here y given to tho said Jo-
seph Y. 0arnett that writ % atf ach .cut is.n,-d
ous Of the On'ce 1t thu clers of the circlt court
ot Neck leland county, dated the 10th day II
septcmner. A. D.. 1876. at the suit Of the said
cts, FISCHER Co Z. aud az ainst tho estate of
the s.id Joseeh Y; Gsrne't 70. the sum Of two
epndv. anil forty dollars, (S2s0) directed to the
p1ssl6 Of .ad RocA IL ana county, y hich saifj
writ o been return d executed
Now. therefore. unless you, the said Joeeph p.
Csrt cts, shali personally be .nd appear before
the said c,rcui court ~ Rock Island county on
the nr't day = the peSt tenn thereof 70 B.. tol.
den . the court tous- In me c,ty Il mock II
. o. u, IN Gid ,o"b ty, on the 9Th dav q January
a 1s01. give special bail AID plead to tn. said
ipah tih's action, Judgment will ne cntr ed
.nga1.t you. ana n favor Of tn said Let's,
t'e,, her 90. and 90 uch " tn. property at
!scher ne may ~ .ufncirnt 20 sEti.fy tn said
1udam~nt and cots will be sold to eatisfy the
sane GEORGE " GAwBI n CIR
J16ksoN & nURsr plsInt tins Attorneys
\ JAted OcI. 70, A. d., 1896
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
PLACES WHERE 1T STRUCK

Took i'm the Country from Lakes to Gulf
and Ocean to Mississippi River.
A Washington dispatch says: "Wash-
ington quakcd at precisely $685. and tie
shock lasted scant three quarters Of q
minute. The agitation was almost inn
perceptible, but Professor Moore learned
that n few persons were awake at the
time. One lady, who had lived several
years in Japan and knew an earthquake
without the formality of an introduction,
ran out of her house in alarm, but this
was the only incident of note with which
the bureau was acquainted. Professor
Moore said that SO far as he could judge
the earthquake, which was very general,
extending from the Gulf of Mexico to the
lakes and from the Atlantic seaboard west
to the Mississippi, moved from south to
NORTH n
Reports come from all over the country
about the unusual phenomenon At Indi-
annapolis: I'm the hotels many Of the guests
were badly frightened and in one Of the
leading hotels the occupants came rush.
ing downstairs, some only half dressed.
Reports from over the state show that the
shock was generally felt. No material
damage has thus far been heard Of except
mt New Albany, where a church wall fell
in and crushed an organ, doing 600 dam
age"
At st. Louis Professor +. +. Nipher, Of
the Washington university, said to an
Associated Press representative: ITO the
hest Of my knowledge this is the most sc
we're earthquake in this locality since the
New Madrid earthquake in southwest
Missouri in 1911. As far rs l can deter.
mine now the direction Of this vibration
was from north to south. or probably from
northeast to southwest"
No town in tho limits mentioned By
Professor Moore seems to have escaped 9
shock. The same story Of tremors but no
damage is told from Fort Wayne, La
Porte, Richmond and other places in In
diana: Kalamazoo and Niles, Mich; Nc
trcpolis, Cairo, Quincy, Princeton and
Aesnk, L,e-; Cincinnati, Cleveland. Co
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
DECIDES AGAINST LOCAL OPTION.
Judge Gary, of Chicago, Calls It Discrimi-
nation When Applied One Way.

OuuSc 0aTys OF CnIC0SO, C0llS " D1SCf1m1.
nation When Applied One Way.
CHICAGO, Nov. In deciding some
questions connected with the Ferris wheel
Judge Gary made one of considerable i'm
portancc generally. A judgment of the
lower court, which prevented the wheel
company from selling liquors upon its
property, was reversed. The decision of
the lower courts was based upon an orlin-
ance which made it necessary to obtain
the consent of a majority of tho property
owners before liquor license could be
granted. Judge Gary held that this was
wrong, and that there was no mere reason
in this discrimination than in making the
issuance Of liquor licenses depend upon
the will of a majority of married women
in q particular district, and moreover, that
it would lead to a conflict of classes and
make 1t possible for clans to monopolizc
the traffic in certain localities.
The people in the neighborhood Of the
wheel property have made great fight to
prevent its erection first, and then to Grip
pie and make it dead loss to its own
crs. Judge Gary and his associates on tho
appellate bench have given the wheel
company a complete victory. The court
sustained the Ferris company's manda-
mus for the big wheel, and decided that
the Ferris wheel was entitled to an amusc-
mcnt license to rcvOlvc. The decisions
are of great importance to tho Ferris
Wheel company, for they remove all the
obstacles to the operation of the wheel on
the north side. where it has been set up
In the first place, the building depart
ment of the city refused to grant q buiitl-
ing license. When, finally, this had been
obtained and money had been expended
upon the structure, an ordinance was
passed requiring the company to pay a
license of $50 a day. Mandamus proceed
ings were begun TO prevent the city from
interfering with the operation Of the
wheel rs a lawful place of amusement,
and the mandamus was granted. This in
junction against the city was affirmed by
Judge Gary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
Rockefeller.McCor,n,ck w.d,,,u..

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Announcemen is
made here that the marriage Of Miss Edith
Rockefeller, daughter Of John u. Rookie
Teller, to Harold Fowler Mccormick, of
Chicago, will be celebrated at noon Noy.
% in Calvary Baptist church, West Fifty
seventh street. Of which Rev. Robert s.
Macarthur is pastor. Greatn Interest
throughout the country has been mani
tested in the approaching nuptials Of this
fortunate young couple, whose aggregatr
wealth one day will count up into many
millions. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01

lumbus, ana all over Ohio; from ST Louis
to Kansas City In Missouri; Memphis and
Chattanooga, Tenn Kcosauoua. DIN.
buque, Manchester. Independence, West
Union, Lansing, McGregor and Iothcr
points in Iowa, in which state passengers
On trains say she cars were given an un.
usual rocking motion
A Louisville dispatch says: Three fear.
full earthquake shocks were felt in this
city as 5:15 O'Clock yesterday morning.
The first was preceded by a mighty roar
like that OF distant thunder. This shock
lasted fully twenty seconds and second
and third, not quite SO violent, lasted
twelve seconds each. Tho vibrations were
from southeast to northwest. Tho tall
buildings In the city were violently
shaken. The Courier Journal building
rocked heavily and the desks and railing
in the counting room swayed as il they
would turn over. At the Louisville hotel
and Gait House all the guests were
aroused and much alarmed.
I'm some parts Of the city people were
thrown from their beds, the shocks were
80 violent. The night watchman at the
Louisville Trust company says the big
building at the corner of Fifth and Market
streets shook as If it was coming to pieces
The great vaults trcmblcd rs IL q giant
was tunneling below them, and the tall
Commerce building at Fourth and Main
streets swayed like a flagstaff. Just as
the first shock was felt a bright-red light
similar to the aurora borealis was seen in
the southwest. 1t passed away with the
shock. The shocks were felt in jefferson
vile and New Albany, but no damage Is
reported"
a telegram from Evansville, Ind, says:
snf, -
were awakened in an unusual and most
startling manner at 5:10 o'clock An
earthquake occurred, the most violent
that ever took place in this city, which has
had more than one experience of the kind
during the last four or five years. For
about a minute and half there was a
trembling and shaking of the earth, which
caused people to leave their beds in o
hurry"
Nebraska was also disturbed by the
earthquake. 1t was general in the state.
At Beatrice three distinct shock were felt.
The severity was such as to awaken most
OF the sleeping people. No damage is re-
ported.
At Nashville comparatively few people
felt the earthquake and no damage was
done. Dispatches received from all the
principal towns in middle Tennessee state
that the shocks were more or less severely
felt, but no particular damage was done
showing that the vibrations extended
throughOut the central part of the state
beginning in the southern tier Of counties.
At Vicksburg, Miss, tho shake occurred
mt . O'Clock and the rattling Of jars and
windows was quite alarming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct 81.
Money on call nominally aG21s per cent ;
prime mercantile paper, 1864 per cent;
sterling exchange was firm, with an I'd.
vance Of I'D, actual business in bankers bills
at iS,N for demand and 4s7N for
sixty days; posted rates 4S3l5 and 4S91z; com.
mercial bills. 1885,.
Silver certificates. 6e,s; sales 1000; bar
silver. GA. Mexican dollars. 81
Unitei States government bonds stesdy;
1l4ss; SIS coupons. 1l5N; As reg lll1z; As
coupons, 1llss; rs reg. W; Pacific IS Of -
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Oct 81.
The following were the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: wheat-Octoher
opened 575sc, closed 5q,ac; December op.nei
5s,sc, closed 591sc; May, opened 625sc. closed
644c. Corn - October. opened 3Oc. closed
90c; December. opened 2'34c, closed 2sc:
May, opened z. &c closed 29tzc. Oats-Octo
Der, opened 1ss4c, closed lo34c; December
opened 1870 closed lSs4c; May opened 2ol.c.
closed 34c. Pork October, nominal,
closed s8O5; january. opened sl6,
closed $9.la Lard-October, opened $o5o,.,
closed $50; January. opened $685.. closed
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery, 2lIzc
per lb: extra dairy, 1sc; packing stock 60
lOc. Eggs-Fresh stock. 49, per doz Poul-
try-spring chickens. 0e7lzc per lb: old hens,
S149oc; geese. $5.OSGa IS per doz- Potatoes-Bur
banks. 2la25c per bu; sweet potatoes, Lii.
nois, $L50GL75 per Dbl. Apples-Fair to
choice. H2Sg3O per Dbl Honey-Whits
clover, lib sections, fancy. i5c; broken
comb 13al4c; extracted, 5G3c per lb Gran
berries-Cape Cod, $3.5OgsOO per Dbl.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Oct. 81.
Live StOck-Prices 1t the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows; Hogs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day, BOD; sales
ranged at sz.ae3.6O pigs, $a3aa85 light.
$a25e3 40 rough packing. aO 1as2,s mixed.
lots.
Csttle-Estimated receipts for the day
l2,O0O; quotations ranged at $l.s5,da3J choice
choice do, 81 7UdAl5 fair to good S6Ssdas)
common to medium do. &.10'da6O butchers
steers, $215g2W stockers. $SOyd36J feeders,
N.8tG35O cows, s. 409 40 heifers, sL75tGl75
bulls, 2.50G3D Texas steers. $a9y9A06 west
crn range steers, and sa0o@ i25 veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day.
12.0Oo; sales RANGED at 500 GALS westerns,
H75g24O Texas. sl7SgtA9nasives. and ssso0
as lamh0
The Local uaskst.
GRAIN. ETC.
rom-Nev. 900; old. secosac.
.Tiss.s:: 5isSrs; .p.:od. III: wild, y
wv DiOoSus WV Uoioos Olls
vD0B1ADLDD.
Potatoes zoe.
az. PRODUCE.
Butfef-Faif To choice, 17c; frcsh cream.
cry. &c
BgEarFfesh, 17a.
oodnsy-hickens, SIZE.
Tureeya-sHc.
q. rso S.>c.
Uucke-ec.
CAAtle-ButcheS pay for corn fed saeers
3xeeA4c: cows and heiscfp, 3kcSs5xc: calves.
Sxo0le
60ep-3c03kc.
Sheop-JnDDXc.
Spring la1b. &c pound
Cod eoft. 10c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
l'ubltcasl0a NOslco.
STATE or ILL OS,I
N0<k lsLANnl 'oINrY. es

siATE Of I'LL OS,
koSk istASp COUNTY.
~ the cfesu couu. January tenn. lSQS
Ellen =. Ne Der vs. UttO rlvxreen Anna yyc.
green. Mar Aiday, sxeeutrix Of the last viii
esd testament a. saam Aiday, decess~d. ana
Andrcs y tnndqu,st and John swanson
Amtavtt OF D. . ees!d-uec o the sboyr nam, a
drfcnd ute. Oteo y. rcgreep ana AIMS r. Tie
essea imp'ssdsd 9TH the above d Pendants.
mefy Aldey az cnfrfx. stc.. Andrew r Luud.
gus.s and John =. snson, having b-~n he'd in
eielk's one- os the cir ut e9urt Of ssid COO. ".
ottes 10 therefore hereby yveu the said non
s1et1c de- sndants that the Com lainant cd her
~ Of eo~plasns 10 ID cosSt. 90 the eh saccvy
- thefsos, "a the al dsy II Argast, iess, ana
- - elooe sa0WOos hos Seen tos9ed oas 0e esiti
se9rt, wherein aid suit Z. nov pen ting resurua-
~ u the er,t Monday 10 the month o. Jss-
MI es1t. Nov, unless yvu. the said non-sssi.
ooes eefcrdants Above named. Otto 2. TIER en-
- Anna riegfesn shall personally be and APP
- before The sad circuit court On the nrSs osy
- ~ SAT- tam there,f, to b. holosn e. Meet
lslsa1 b. ed for ths saia county o. the arss Mon.
- n Janusry next, snd plead. snswss or Dc.
81 - ehe said eompiaissscs ban u eumDlaioN,
- eeoe and the ustters and things sAers1H
cAarg14 osd stated viii b taken = coofesse1.
- 10 = 81: :s;' S AGAINST yoa sceoas
0e0R0R ". GAMBLE, Clerk.
- lsln.A. n. Oct. ~. iese.
IvSAexsoa . uunsr .CooplainaatS selieitass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keen the
.lood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder1
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifes the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
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and healthy, and when the Liver is in
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness. Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
these are all caused by sluggish Livef.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
S properly at work. If troubled with anv
these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
rsGULAIOR. The King of Liver Medi-
cs, and Better than Pills.
~EvERY PACKAGES
is3 the z Stamp in red on wrapper.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
Masters sale.
srATB or ILLINOIS. -


Rocu ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court. In ehsncery. foreclosure
general No 3.ss9.
lh- Home BUILDING . Losn association. Of
Nocs leland, W sur Hal, FRANK W. Hall
Mapde b. Palmer and George Roth
sotice IL hereby given that BY visSuc Of 4. =
cree Of aid court entered In the above entitled
esnse, On the slst dsy Of September 4. D. !sos,
ehsu. sat rdv. tho 9Th Day Of Rovember 4 .
ID 1sys. at the hou, Of O'Clock in the Of crnoop.
81 IN north door VI the couu house. In q = cit
OF Mex lsls,d. n said county Of Rock Island
20 s.'isfy sal dec &c, -eli ~ public vcndue, D.
the hi hest bidder for ash ths' certain parcel O,
land sitnat' Ia the coantv Of Rock Island On
Wsie OF Illinois. known and described a. follows
to-wu.
The s,uih eighty (s0D feet Of lot number eiyh,
ts) In block number sIx'ythr,c t6D In hat par
% the city NJ ok Island known as and eSiIed
Ehicnao or Lower addition.
v Dated ct no Island, H., thi. 10Th day of o.
tober. A. D. s95.
ELwIN 3. PARNENTrR,
Masfcr In Chancery. Rock leland cou IL i'll
JACKSON d HrRsr, Complsinant's soicitorr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-01
May Pay 100 Cents On the Dollar

WARRINGTON, Nov. IA report has been
made to the comptroller of the currency ON
the condition Of the Chemical National
bank of Chicago. The report states that
there are many prospects that by patient
waiting the receiver may yet collect
amounts in full, unless some very serious
business depression should occur In a
number Of cases the receiver is Obliged to
buy in real estate on FORECLOSURES and the
like -