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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
SDmrnirs.

SO 3cG &. z. Nuhstin. unIer grets p Cts.
gcnsedle uno .Srutt ~ the yLpm" WuIe-
lin, wertb Scents. p~ert1uft 81 5 Gents.
gcnsc1le G1mtrlc, SO ,3cQ No. !, pGrte
y! Gents, r~ertIuIt Su s! Gents.
20 3pl linton Grab, mertb S Gents bic
Gae, r~ertduit III ) Gents.
S6uHen.81ttun, braun unr blau 3! Cts.
80 3ra SutinAs. euntsl UNI tea 9eltrsiit
une tdrtrt, A Gents.
81 3ca Sdteen uno Npnlee, lbpdr;er
0runc nit cclcrirten SiBurcu, wertb Is
Gents bic Gle, r%ertIuft 81 :! Gents.
gStr bGten ete 2t9entur flr gut.crtd Wu'
TER unc ! %eliuedtrr5 dn9enpmmcn. &prtl
Nprenbeft duaetrmmen. Sprebt rcr
uni laGt euh zines leteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
. Narbeu uuO Sctc.

Ylr haben ten Yorratb. mir ldbtu cr;H9-
rene Suiie mo euhsr wliicn lp;r. me tlr
bette NrbCit 81 ren nlrDri9reu Gr,uGu &C.
i6ehen nlb. RpEncn mir rit,t ,tUi ami
NleiSr Eails Bcihaite ihun? YS,r hltcG
ole ar6Bte Nuspabl oil Slloers uny %uuos
rabmen III Der Stnbt uOrrltbrg. All rabs
men aui SCliellun9 YlIoer EN- III tnr}el
3sit unn buben Oen 0rpBtCn uno u~Ulltlds
oi9iien SoTraih Oh Slas III Ct @louo. IS
9ertidt ms Sum Srr9nr9cn, G%bidGHunr
gen aui auc NrtCn NrbtItsn erltCr alnle 10
ruie Sreilt 10 nteori9 uno nieorIaer OILS rte
aGer ~uuierer Wltbuucrber limb Su9,llhelt.
liner &orratb an 2lpettn 1T Gin GrrBer
uuo berrliner. Eie suupr pareu Wir I'M
Stunne, etae 10 ausgeSelbuete NusuGbI uon
Dtniterr uno ,Sarben uorSulcGCr, plc IN ple
Ter SGIiou. Spllten Ste iraCuo cine cape
,lrrsNlbelt IN bteiCm 6riiblahr pCrtldteg
lGicu rolcn. 10 miro 6 III tbrem SntrrCiis
leiu, Lei his porSuiprcdCn ruo urlernS Tod
III telIttGn, bcuer Ste Sbre YeiieluuGtu
maiden. &lr erluteu nm 9utl9e iIui,tIe
patronage uro earautireu 81 ltoer ,3cIt
polite 3uirisoeubeit,
l4-3 Sulen& 5bursoalc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04

Nir iet1cn bic ~ciniiae pcQtinsige unt er.
iter Hlaie Shirt. WSdtlt5 in Ger Sidet.
SO Suesnc mrbr prn ienem srtra isinen
Srrp Shtrt Waits. Ipnnertas Wab.
mtttI9 I~n9etcmmen. Sane, pelbe rieIe
@ntlts mclen IClsn lrfrrt pcripretsn
UNI lih bic rihti9en @rp6sn ii6ern, ia
rtsIelten raihen AbiIB itnren.
Seirt @aiits rrn fsinem 3epbpr. 3sus in
enAen Streiren unp tlein tlrirt in einfa.
den 6drben, rtHSelbIrfcn. b~elrctb,
letbttldu, Nile 9rin unc rCtb. aae &C.
m1ht nit Ndnj pctfdnri9sm Nermsl.
ertrd brett, acbu8eltsm , 8ucpf einse-
lhtd9enem 8rdaeh, a~ebu9elten Flint
Wdnltetten.) Sett unIer Staufenter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
IN COURT.
STATE OF MlNNESOTAy.
County Of Stcarns

County OF Stcarns
Special Term, Al rl 2rd 1875.
H. the Matter Of The Estate Of sibllla Richm
Deceased. s-...
On Heading ana Filing the Petition of r. y
TimmCrs Admini-,rator Of the estate OF ibHls
Kiciim deceased, TtF rescniinC, amUrC Other
things, thai he ms fully administered SAID gs-
tate, and praying hat II lime and place Dee nNeC
for cN lmiuiug, ~ - aud allowing the lna.
account of hi aG!G.E ~>'ratlOn, aud Ter The a..
signment Of the O. - ~" Of sald estate 10 lht
parties entitled thCrstu by law:
tits Ordered .hgi SH'd account De examine,
and petition heard by this Court. on
FRIDAY, TiIE .GE GAY OF APRIL
A. ID. $50 ~ . u''t'r \. J., Ht The ,Curi
llouSr in The CitN Of ~. 'ipud Ia SAD County.
And IL IL IUIj.,r Ordered that uouCe thtrcoi
be given to all per- - n"ci'sir" rr publishing.
n copy ~ IhIs uIi,'I rfyC U.H, b vC ! for thrut
successive weeks irtHs "a said DAY Of hrnring IL
The Der Nntdsl,rn' - wttkN i' r-l~r pr rr nteG
sgG %ubli-hrd nj II. I 'EHi ~ TaiG county.
Dated AZ -. tiUud, atH. to- = q ua, a.
Aprii A. j.. ~
u IT,, , n.y..
(Prubale Seal hliE"T BAN IN.
IN 4 HH - I,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
&anoerGTnunG

Stfretdr Sote Smith b1i tenn Bro
%iioenteu 9leuelano Die Gntui,is SD It
Broclamationen bstrCffs Or & Di tan
Der urn ben Stcur. Suoducru III Sl
5atotu uno ben Aiiea = SnotnHun All
Der Silps ReieruatIon IN D elol ora
treienen Idnosrelsn Su3etsu l5ii n WN
s'aubt %onnebmen 81 oarisr, Dab oyrtr
ioent oleIen Shuititidtu ieiue ure
ltrrit unoerSii9llh Suiu9eu wro. 70 ool
ole Eroslamatleren IN tUealQGn lIse
us' Dfsnillti meroan fonnen. Wl6 oenl
8eiCB sriolst bic G~lnoroiinu q elu
ersiB's 2ase nab Der eriieu Setanut
mohuua.
9i 2dnoereisn Der Ylnftcus8eitroa
ton umiaiien l6S 900 Hdsr ora btitc
0uiturianoes I'M Staate.. Sbaletd
liter elm GROCER Nuoraua uOn NuiiroIur
~ erpaiten iiebi. alaubsn Die bHr II II
Den Beamten bob nldt. bob Der yMuE'
10 beosuteno lem wlro, oils berlen,g.
mar. oa +. 3. oas Ott0hCmn Eerrtprr
UNI froHaet uuroe. Se,traGsmoBgu
balten Die Cautious iir rhre Gbaetrctc,
men 2dnbe.e en- sGOO,OOO INT @arScu
une ices erlUahiene ma nlldt II gliCt
oes Stammes so i'm GirSelusu. SGs
8sbiet Der BON ben SUolorsrn OIL oti
StloB GeIsruailon IN > eooI nblrlrclt.
men Gdnoerelen umiaBt l7S 800 Ad,r
iuoiir bic Sunossresieruna SlOO.OO(
81 Snblen bat. NuB,r)sm mt rlGu e
bic Nsslciurs nrh mi mchrerer IN 10
neriidmmeu pe9eu Nb;ruuuI ojs
Sdni compltre. Sie 0,Ib'Uo'inJer,
mt'he mi ben Nei pncrs5 'trou II q.
VI GA lperocn. i'm. Ou,r Is b ytp.
| tte't unt. tem GbitluS nag,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
.OQencs &lciocricuq.

Srseerid @rncle, German i;~icenGtnlihes
Senristta. 46 3cl brett, wire in bret.
,etn 5arten prraele9t, gelblih 9r0u,
braun, ROTH. grun, nara tiau, rlc Rrls,
arGu une ale belen Nbeneflrten, aud
ltwarj IN ;wst Sprten, Gcrtaufsprsis
So Gents. lIieles Senriettl regular
psrfauft ~ 81 1T eas b~rCttelte une bclti
i'm Warfte.)
Gin 9rtra sutss Bargain in Stcrm. SsrNc.
(itlss III neues SrltidtrNtwebe unr
wirr prrasls9t in pisr Sarbtn, braun.
nars, runfelsrlin ure i6wIri wertb So
Gents. lebr mrrern unr isbr pdiftns fur
Seirts. T%ertaufsprsts ~ Gents.
@ir leasn gum @srfauf aus aeaen 35 "a
quote ensliitsr 9aitmtr in alien 6Irben,
einiab une flames lemcten. cine Gle
brett, wsrtb % 9srts bic garo. Ser.
taufsprsis II! Gents.
9,bt tcrttin, noe itr eint Nuswdtl BAL
une ieie iihsr, e1e ttr nttt pieie. pCnr
~ubsrbaupt irgenc Ssmdnr, trCft, eel
cure Nuspatl trG8t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
Frink & Jennings,
%grui:u iGr StaEparo Vupnr 9Ruher -
9as berllide Tribjabrswcttrr

lent Die @soantsn Der 6ausiraueu w'ctel
nui Die unanaenCbme N belt oes NausretEt
aers, oa nbcr Hcnlrttslt fos natite NJ gun
6iommI0fett. 10 muB Cs aeidcbcr. On oes
Ter CATION 1T es EN- gutter Glln, iur olics
81 ior9eu. lapeSier,u, (untIen, NEiirtis
den. Shtloermaleu, Nnitrcrd}cl eCrGetntr
ie. @laiurarbeIt, Sllosr GrnrGbmcu, sea-
iitrppIhnnne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
On1rt Was Der 6ougrcb
WV, 9etJau tat.

Saourh wuree 6. 0.G 9esipun
acu, 8ieree I'll Il Cts. gu bCihla9eu. Dor
ocrbui mo Sslhlo9en III 30 Gents; Siuel
iilr 80 Gents. Ncue gticu 30 Sents tas
S;Nt, Sorrertui mo Sioe Nei9bts 81
Gents. Gin Get fir Il 80, uno nlle Nrtsr
4Ilua, gSu9er= uuo Su99p. Nlbeit wie aud
allQenleine Sdmieoeorbelt gu perbGltniB
mdBlg 0eringcn Twretien gu usrritten. Sc
Werocn cub pom % biz 80 EroSent cripart
allie 2lrtcli 9arartirt. Tcridumt niht, bel
uus UprSuipredcn, pcnn ibr Nrbeii tbnn
laiien mott. &ceiiuitiat ben gelter in ben
TrCiicr. Gde rpu :. Nptrue uno /. StrnB,
iuelit, Dem Gpernbauie gegerLbsr, 81.
Slpuo, Mlun. 4lba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
&iO=SanOihnbc.

3stttaer 6ruti1prs- unc Commemorate.
Stbt ZEN bcrltmten 0eriter 8tp-SInp'
lhub nit p]dtentlrtem llumlrlem Tau.
men, nit teiegtcm ccer einflhem Illden
IN Sclb gran, en9ltIb rrtb, braun,
lbpari unp NIrieS. Gnlliihe Wlltina
Sanrltube nit ptsr 2nppfen, enSltlb
rrtb. lin mrnern in geiu9 duf 6duc.
ihute einberSp9etrn, iplt llbr eieielbsn
bel uns tlufCn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
NamenfrHmpfc.

$50 ihiparse Cotton 3amcnltriins's,
poliidnoi9 eematlL hohe oCppelte Ncrle
uno Soblen, Grsis III tletnereu StorCs Jar
Idle dtere &aare 25c, uNisr Ercts 10 Cts.
%onltdrois regular Ssndhte Inuntlole
Cotton Tomcnltrrmpie. ibpari mo Selb
oruu, Yrtis III tlcrrercu StorCs % Gents,
uuicr YrCIs 10 Gents oas Tadr.
2Slr Sel9eu ME S%irlmpfe NIT Icna9;tm
Snum ais uullItluoia eemldlte all.
5000 Haar aiiortuie Gotten 2amen
Itriimpic. import politluoig gCmatt, ruerib
hls III go Gerts has Tuar. tin gI!tiltcr
Glrfaui bat IS ms mpairt Genntt. cub
Die gSabl ~ % Gents Dos Yuar 81 laien.
5000 Roar puuitGnol9 9emottr letne III.
ooltute itw1rSe Nesle 2hreao 2amen'
Il rmpie, 4rCjS III gen ohnlldcu tletner
Siurcs 80 bis go 9entS oas HGur; mir ia.
ecu 80 5euts, 3 Euar iir Sl.On
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
Someitic5.

.Tralt Of Soom" A GCb'eittsr Ntuiisiin
pdDreno cltieu selu 3o8,n bcl Der g)aro
cocr per Sild G% Gents
9onsOale ~ gebleIhte Saumpplc, per
9lro uolr Siud III 81 Gents
30 Rod brrlitr Soastale Gnmoric MuIis-
IN YltI. III tlCuItu StortS II lg2 Gents,
ul,+, mas lar iuollt III = Gents DE Gle.
9. Z. Uiuiicliu inner lagrSprsIs 34 9ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
Teme &ragem
no Sadeu iur 9anleu.

uno Satcn 1lr 3anle1.
9sr sihsI9e critic alaiie Sorrntb III Der
Staot. SpeSleue uCue NuslUabl aus gro
zen oitlIhsu 6lbrlteu. Cure SGlIttrsuul
III erluuulbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
Frink & jennings
Boston Cash: Department: Store.
Gs matt nttts ans, wctte prHt lrrfwr lnssket wsrssn, ibr nm.
Ret tets tchge NIMt iUr weplsr Glc I'M iurslddtsen BORON.
SpeSialitGten.
Stueitcr Nlur obsnauf.

100 StiIde ielue oetorirte gr9lllt trosue
Dinner z ets, %iouitipo sl2 uertb, ipejleQer
YIers bel ms S7.99 oas Get.
425 ists Stude groderp Chamber Gets
BET uns III Sl.99.
SpeSieQ isiue 1litslasuaare, cure Nus
rpdbl ~ ) Gents.
1 3useuo 8ldier. udbreno oicieu la9en
90 s crts ous IuSeno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
StrImlpfe.

Guh % 9erts ;u iparen unb tabsi nod
Sewinn ~ tdten. III mas mir III id0en
b1tsn te;uslih ~uuisres SrcBen Gcrrdtts
an Strumrfen fur l1men, WannsI UNI
aineer. 1rsi capitalization in eielsr
gScte.
% Iussnb g1ar Nltsrt itwdri GO ga.
aen pcltdneis nit errpelter Scble UNI
sisrns Sutsn Gerisn. S~stduit, nm ~ %
Gents rertauft III mercen; Ssrtauisprets
Is Gents.
IS Iuscnr Saar edit itwar;s aincsr.Nl'
tsrt-S trimpfe ertra lana Sertrpt. coy
psltes anie. GAM iaumlcs nit et8ens
autsn 5erien une ~erppelter Sctle; IN
8rceen ron 81 his 9. psrtt % 9cntf;
Sertdufsrreis II! Gents.
Wdnner-ertra ibmsrs Hrdfrre'S trumrfe,
wertb 10 Gents eas Ydar, ~ ) Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04

Dr.. prices Cream Safins powosr
1as ssQfsw1esas. has esma&t ,pirs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04

!. u. 81 LLiNAN.
Attorney for Nor gage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
More Than 80, ooo. 900 Passengers

have been carried by the Lake Shore
4 Michigan Southern railway during
the past 25 years. Very few were
able 10 find any fault. The rest were
delighted. One of them recently
said: ''For several years past have
made from two to four trips each
month between Chicago and New
York, and am almost always accom-
panied by from one to three or four
others. believe las am informed
by your conductors) that have made
more trips between Chicago and New
York than any other one man during
the past few years. l have always
travelled over your road in prefer
ence to any other, because, by care
full comparison with others, have
found not only that the road itself is
far superior, but the table and the
service are in every respect the best
of any road l have ever travelled on.
The conductors, stewards, walters
and porters l have found to be uni
formly courteous and attentive, add
ing greatly to the comfort Of those
who are obliged to travel as much as
l am" Trains leave Chicago as fol-
lows: 8 a. NJ, 1870 a. m, 3:25 p.
M. $3.50 p. M. S:45 p. NJ, daily, and
11:3O p. m, daily, except Sunday.
NJ. S. GILES. T. P. A., Chicago.
c. X. WILBER. w. P. A., Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
Obliged to fsut In.


The bondsmen of Muscatine's de-
faultipg auditor, johnson, have con-
cluded not to appeal from the deci-
sion of Judge Brannan in the cases
Of Muscatine County VS.. johnson
and his sureties, and Messrs. G. A..
Funck, Charles Schultz and DR.. +. b.
Fulliam have paid their respective
proportion of the judgments rem
dered against them in these cases.
The administrator Of the estate of the
late Frederick Oepping, who was
surety on all three of the bonds in
volved in the suits, will pay the pro-
portion due from his estate in due
course of administration. DR.. Full
liam, who was surety on one bond.
paid under the above arrangement,
$1O3.20; Mr.. Funck, who was surety
on the last bond given by johnson.
paid SLICES. while MIR. Schultz.
who was surety on two bonds. paid
$731.O9. The amount to be paid Dy
the Oepping estate is $l,909.37. MIR.
Oepping having been surety on all
bonds. The amounts given consti-
tute all that the sureties are liable
for under the decision of the district
court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
CHANCE FOR A CADET.
An Opportunity at the Western military
Academy.


Academy.
Representative William Payne has
q letter from Col. Willis Brown. of
the Western Military academy of Up
per Alton. Offering free cadetship
to one young man in each assembly
district of Illinois. and Mr.. Payne
has accordingly furnished for publ
cation the academy's conditions. aud
his note of explanation, as follows:
1. The candidate must be r. Sc
dent of the state of Illinois.
>. He must be between the ages Of
Is and Is, and may enter any year in
the academic department. excepting
the senior year.
5. He must win the appointment
in a competitive examination under
such conditions as will DE fair for
all alike. and the details for which
will be made known on application
to the superintendent of the acad-
envy.
1. He must be recommended by a
member of the Illinois state senate.
and not more than one candidate can
compete for each senatorial district in
the state. At least one-half of the
said districts must be represented in
the competition.
5. The examinations will be held
at the academy Immediately after the
close of the current school year, i. e.
on Thursday. June Is. 1895; and pos
sibly at other convenient points to be
decided on later.
6. The examinations will be writ
ten, and the questions will be pre-
pared by the academic authorities,
but the state superintendent of pub
lie instruction will be invited to APP
point the committee to conduct the
examinations.
Z. The physical requirements are
that the candidate shall be in good
health and ordinarily free from phys
zeal defects.
s. The scholarship will entitle
the winner to admission to the acad-
envy for one school year free of the
usual charge of $3.50, for tuition,
board, ETC., but he will be expected
to provide himself with the pre-
scribed uniforms, text books and
other incidentals.
AS the president of the Western
Military academy has asked me to as
sist in carrying the above pr oposition
into effect by recommending to the
state senator from this district some
worthy young man. / hereby notify
all parties intending to make appi-
cation for such free tship to file
their applications with Hon. E. b.
McKeever, county superintendent Of
schools. who has kindly consented to
assist me in arranging for local
competitive examination, should
there be more than one applicant.
WILLIAM PAYNE,
Representative from Rock Island
County.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23

Hoods pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe
25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
The WOES OF WOMEN.
Are They Necessary, andC Can
They be Helped?
A SURPRISING STATE
Some Very Valuable Advice to the
Ones Who Feel That Life Has
Not Been so Pleasant as
it ShOuld-

Not Been so Pleasant as
it Should.
at is a hard life."
The speaker was prominent med
ical man of this CITY. whose practice
is devoted exclusively to women and
the treatment of their peculiar all
ments. He was standing at the en-
trance of a down town Office build
ing ut an early hour in the morning.
watching the passers-by, when he
made the foregoing remark.
Turning to the writer, the doctor
continued: 81 have ALWAYS felt a
deep sympathy for those women who
are obliged to tediously earn live
lihood in some branch OF the indus
tries of the day. l see upon the
streets, in the early morning. the
thinly clad in all ages of life hurry
ing to the various shops; as, for in
stance, the laundries. the clothing
houses, the box factories, the print
ing houses, the stores of different
grades, any and all of which have
but little occupation fit for this frail
class of our society to do. No occu-
patton is more likely to bring on
uterine diseases than the positions
filled by the working class of women
as clerks in our fashionable stores
and sewing shops, or who operate
typewriters in business offices. !
believe. could the truth be known.
not a female clerk who stands at the
counter all day. or the women who
run sewing machines from early
morn until the shades of night, are
free from some of the diseases Incl
dent to our SEX"
Women's work, unfortunately, is a
necessity of the age Women work
too hard and the majority begin their
working life too young. The result
is that nearly all are sufferers from
the distressing ailments peculiar to
their sex. These weaknesses darken
their days, steal away their bright
looks. and make them grow old even
in their early youth. Il cannot
work today" is a sad complaint too
often heard in business establish.
ments. when some suffering woman
is obliged to leave her work, which
generally means loss to her.
''Oh. if only knew of some relia-
BILE remedy for this trouble, would
give anything" some pale, weary
woman is frequently heard to ex.
claim. And there is indeed an enor.
nous demand for such a thing. But
how very few truly reliable remedies
there really are. In fact, there is
only one that has ever received the
endorsement of physicians through.
out the world and has stood the test
of many years. That remedy is
Warmers Safe Cure, which exper.
fence has shown can be fully de.
pended upon at all times. 1t has
never yet failed to give relief and ef
feet a cure even in the most critical
cases. That is why so many thou
sands of glowing testimonials have
been given by women whom War
ner's Safe Cure has restored from
sickness to health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
Use 1t In Time.

Catarrh starts in the nasal pas
sages. affecting eyes, ears and throat,
and is in fact. the great enemy Of the
mucous membrane. Neglected colds
in the head almost invariably pre-
cede catarrh, causing an excessive
flow of mucous, and if the mucous
discharge becomes interrupted the
disagreeable results of catarrh will
follow, such as bad breath, severe
pain across forehead and about the
eyes, roaring and buzz!ng sound in
the ears and ofteutimes a very often g.
i've discharge. EIy's Cream Balm is
the acknowledged cure for these
troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23

MOLINE, Jan. 23.-Editor ARGUS:
l saw in THE ARGUS Jan. IS of a
bible that was found at Huntington,
Ind. made in the year 1926. I have
one that was made in 1871 and has
over 1000 pages, has the old and new
testaments. was made in England,
leather bound. have also another
that was made in 1904.
f. K. STEPHENSON,
Moline, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
The Cause OF Fevers.

Few people fully appreciate the effects OF M
laria on the human system. Residents Of LOVELY
ing districts are daily storing away in thei, bod
les the inhaled germs OF disease which permeste
the air, and even where the location is elevated.
too often sanitati6 is imperfect and carnations
from decsyirg vegetable matter render the air
poisonous. he result is . train Of billions disor-
ders. sgues. Intermittent and bilious fever.. A
good plan 10 to take few doses Ct a mild but
thorough, and searching cathartic whenever an
attack Is threatened For this purpose Dr..
Pieree's Pleasant Pellets ere uneqaaled. They
depurate the liver, cure constipation. improve
digestion and often ward CT dangerous fevers.
Subtraction e. aranteed, or money returned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
For Over FIFTY Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrea
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
THAT sTABBiNc AFFRAY.
The Sensation In the Upper End OF the
County.

The Sensation In the Upper End OF the
County.
JOsLIN, Jan. 2S.-On Saturday
evening last there was . dance upon
the farm owned by James Rnthbnrn,
which joins the Joslin fair grounds.
and is rented by Fred Brakeman.
The dance was largely attended by
outsiders. until the house was SO
crowded that there was scarcely any
room for dancing. The party had
not been long together before it was
ascertained that several were for
ward in liquor" and were inclined to
be quarrelsome. They were informed
that they would have to behave
themselves or be put out. After
that. a young man by the name of
Vogle. of Hampton. missing his over
coat. charged someone with stealing
it, which led to an alteration, the
parties going outside. who were soon
engaged in n fight. 1t is claimed
that the young man who did the
stabbing was knocked down as soon
as he got outside, and that Vogle, of
Hampton, commenced to fight him
while upon the ground. and not be-
ing able to disengage himself. and
obtaining a knife from some source.
in flicted five or six stabs in Vo-
giles back, as ne lay upon the
ground with VOgle uppermost.
Vogle not being in condition
to be taken home is still at
Brokeman's residence. suffering in
tensely, with his mother in attend
ance. DIR. Hunter. of Hampton. and
DIR. LOCKER, of Hillsdale. have both
been in attendance, and as one of the
slabs is said to he near the kidneys,
of course, at this writing no one can
tell what may be the final result.
Other News.
Not having time to haul it to mar
ket. F. +. Crompton, Jr.. and Ira
Wainwright have thirty or forty tons
of wild hay of good quality for sale.
Residence, one mile west of JOslin
citation NyV-vTI-y IN PaRvn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23
When Others Fail

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the
shattered system by giving vigorous
action to the digestive organs, Great
ing an appetite and purifying the
blood. 1t is prepared by modern
methods. possesses the greatest cur
alive powers, and has the most won
derful record of actual cures of any
medicine in existence. Take only
Hoods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23

We keep Parks Cough Syrup and
we tell everyone it is the best cough
cure we sell. Everybody likes it and
we sell it on guarantee. Try it fol
your cold. Sold by Hartz 4 Ulle-
never.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23

Hard coal, all sizes, per ton 81 so
Discount for cash, per ton 70
Camel coal per ton. 90
Indiana block per tom. 80. 90
Kentucky lump per ton. 4 %
Carriage added on less than ton Or
ders. f. G FRAZER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-23

The ARGUS. 10c . week, delivered
every evening At your door.