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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
ALBEMARLE.

Athena kbE.
W. c. Armstrong. Wash
inGion.
Mrs. Vi. Campbell. Philade!-
nhia.
Mrs. Z. +. Qualtroush.
Washington.
A. 4. Bradley. Newport.
X. &. Marshall. Cincinnati.
Dr. {. I. Wnoriy & WIFE.
London.
/. II. lie Wing & family.
Hartford.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
II. NJ. Sanders & wife. Eos
ton.
G.. 4. Mcdowell & wife.
Maine.
J.. &. Briiz. Chicago.
!. F.. Hansen. san Francis
CO
J. W Snyder. Philadelphia.
J. Baker & wife. kenton. o.
A. J. Drabauer. Cincinnati.
g. ]. Fenton. jamestown.
y. y.
II. Ellis & wife. Albany.
~. Goldie. Pittsbuig.
J. +. Graman. Omaha.
y +. Burke 4 wife, Baiti-
more.
Miss r. Hammond. Bal;i-
more.
BRUNSWICK.
T.. Brock. Boston.
W. "a. ShalicrOss. Phiiade!-
: r. Mccall & wife. Phila-
6. Austin & wife. Noun,
Morris.
Mis- Wddsworih. Noun
Morris.
r. T.. Robinson. SomerFille.
y. !.
+. ". srnler & wife. Mon
treal.
Y. 4 stokes. Trenton.
T.. r. Chandler. Chicago.
GILsEY.
II T.. Mullix. Denver.
J. II. Searles. Rome. y. y.
IL. Vandowatcr. Knoxville
Tenn.
G. = Weed. Buffalo.
II. II. May. Corning. y. y.
Y. Price. Baltimore.
". Andrews. Boston.
). y. SHINE. waterford
y. !.
c. Gordon, Cleveland.
GRAND UNION.
=. Bei.sor. Boston.
W. l.. Keene. Utica.
7. ". simmons. New
Haven.
J. =. Breese. Syracuse.
&. II. Ire. New-L.oncor.
Il. HIN. Cleveland.
:. T. Bird. Boston.
GRAND.
=. Z. Zimmerman. Detroit.
]. NJ. Fuller. L. :. A.
j.. r Harrison. Denver.
n. +. simpson. Florence
Ala
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A-A-A.-FINE diamonds. watches
sl weekly. no trash. Call OF address w
: co. I Maiden Lane. Room =. All goods
guaranteed.
At IITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
81 New York works mop machinery Vo,.
ncwer). Est free. wOod-carving zoos scIo.'
saws designs and fancy woods incupdto'S
and breeders In operation.
ANCIENT MOUND BUILDER relics for
sac. stone iomnhaWk. arrow ana spear
heass 81 hini rom mounds. pos PAID tpr p:
safi-factipn guaranteed. J. !. BkON y.
HAYDEN Block. columbus. Ohio.
Ar REDUCED PRICEi.-5Oo secondhand
wood ard iron working machines iu..y
guaranteed: machinery bought ana eA-
chanp,.d. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39S Mad
s0n-st.
RITTER AND EGG STORE. Account
other business. must sell this week.
1870 5d-aye.
GOLD CHAIRS. only 81 %. retalled else
where. SO 30. warranted French leaf. also
richly upholstered gold divans. corner
chairs. rockers. GOLD CHAIR. salesroom
~ Murray-st.
ROLL-TOP DESKS. ST. up; also desks
slightly damaged b. water. ot ali KINDS
End prices. +. II. MASON. II Fulton
SEWING MACITINE.-New Home. Domes-
Tie. Singer. Household. WILCOX & Gibbs.
New IDEAL. So up. cash or cre'lit. 100 sec
ond-hand Of all makes 50 up; warranted.
RATSCH 22Ti 81 nae I'D st
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DRESSMAIk.NG.

,111@N~~~ .-~-o.>>...,,- - ~ '~~N>S~0~~>
COI'TURIERT FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists street. dinner and tailor ma le
dresses: ladies' materials used; short no
lice: moderate prices; elegant work ~ -.
ANDERSON 1874 West l3thst. FORM ~
with Stcrn Bros. --.--
DREsSMAKER by the day in priy %
families. making over speciat ~ 80
per day. Miss II. FOA, 2s' "h-'Ne'' -
bel
DREssMAKING. Evening. street. rece.
tior toilets tastefilly made, me- oern''
nricas. short notice. JOSEPHINE TIL
BAUD. "a West 3sth-st.
DREsSMAKER and cloakmaker wants
work al home or day. superior inter an
finest worker on seal garments sleefes
iarled. Will make over ond remodel anu ~
ter in, latest style. capes. collaretiss an,
Eton Jackets. GREIG. l3i West 22d-s''
DRESsN.K ER.-Competent dressmak-r
takes work home or by day. latest SKIRTS
waists capes. also rcmJdelllns. al,.Ia-
tons childrens dresses. Address MI
HOOD. ISG West iolst-st.
DREssMAKER and sEAMsTREsS Lady
desires work in private families. -
d.v. 81 weekly: would assist IN any WV .
references. DRESsMAKER. 2i1 East
125th-st -
DRESS MAKER. -Viennese. experieno ed ,
bv day or week. city or country private
families: dinner. evening waists specially
fl guaranteed hlknly iFN''i''i'""'''
WILD. l35 West 2oth-st.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER. hrst-
class litter accustomed To hne rade, us
s,res more engagements in private fami-
It's. terms moderate: city country; hlgh-
est references. D.. "a sth-ave.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS in rurs. Sacrificed
within co days. furs redyed. repaired
and altered into capes 5. PEREl-L. 3sl
fth-aNr. ----------
SEAL, GARMENTS remodelled. repaired !.
rcdving: lates; designs perfect httlns
home or dav: highest references MIS-
GREYE. iol West GOth-st.
SEAL. GARMENTS redyed ana altered
into fashionable capes AMI etor Jackets.
Mrs RARKER llG West 33th-st.. near
Broadway late with Gunther's Sons. oth'
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furnished 6ouses 90 Eet-Countrp.

COLORADO SPRINGS coI.-To iet.-A FULLY FIN
L. TIsJfED House on North Cascade-ave; eighteen
- I'm heated electric light and all modern
sni.nces. large stable and grounds Apply 70 Case
REALTY CORPORATION, ~" r""-''e' "'' 10 '""s'V
St NewYork city
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.onnooo>~~.o~o ~~o~~o"~"~NN $4,000 ''>,'-S,s
FOR sALE.-Two- seated surrss 80 ar
Dav ,his season; little used, In COCO 81
dor Apply VAN COLTS Stable. 22S West
5sth-st.
',-oD S.TE or TO LET by month: Two
nsIr hay horses: owner will drive M M,
spT I go broadway. above A9th-s'.' i''"-
une Branch Office.
HORSES wINTERED: best Of care; GUY
references. W. H. STILES IT, F''"''
New Rochelle y. y. --
HORSES wINTERED.-Child pony r.s
son p. O. Box i6i. jamaica. Long Island
y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
STTRTEvANT.

NJ. II. Anderson. Baltimore.
!. W Smith & wife. Rich
mOnd. Va.
=. !. Sheridan & wife. Troy.
+. v. Rollins. Harrisburg.
\. -. Taft. Easton.
r. +. Merrill. Boston.
: Beebc. bridgeport.
y. &. Johnson. Washington.
J.. \. Brenner, Augusta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
ST LANES.

Mrs. r. wilkins. Washing
ipn.
x. &. Wekins. Washington.
J. =. Jordan e. wife. san
Francisco.
4. J. NILS. Chicago.
Y. Bean. Washington.
q. l.. Cook. Chicago.
%. NorcrOss 81 wife. Boston.
w. l.. Martin. jr.. Albany.
4. Fcllman. Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
PARK AVENUE.

r. Bishop. New-York.
+. II. Morton & wife. New
Haven
l.. :. Parson. Thomastown.
Conn.
W. y. McCready. Indianapo-
lis.
W. II. McElrOy. Providence.
+. Fulton. Philadelphia.
!. W. Tiliinghas;. Albany.
!. Watson. HoultOn. Me.
+. =. Hoyt 4 wife. Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29

F. A. Carsten & wife. Wash
ington.
J. Harper. London. England.
J. y. Lynn. Albany.
G. A. Weber. Chicago.
W. r. Hodges. Baltimore.
II. W. Wolf. Chicago.
&. II. Gaveen. Richmond.
Va.
W. r. Smith. Richmond.
Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
WESTMINSTER.

J. 2. Jacobs Il wife. Balti-
more.
". -. Wood. Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. :. Swift. Pough-
keepsie. y. y.
Miss Swift. Poughkeepsie.
y. y.
NJ. Atwater. Poughkeepsie,
y. Y.
Miss ". Sietz. Easton. Penn.
4. 9. Rodcnbsugh. Easton.
Penn.
&. {. Browne. Wilkesbarro.
j. L. Sinton. Baltimore.
III K. y. Smith. Baltimore.
Miss {. r. Wing. Bangor.
Me.
T.. i. Carter. Schenectady.
". 2. Barnes a wife.
Wilkesbarre.
NJ. Nocayams. Toxic. Japan.
+. II. Goodrich. Hartford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS

DR.. Emma c. Giesse's body was cremat-
ed in the furnace at Graceland cemetery,
Chicago The ashes We're sent to Wells
vile, O., and will be buried in the family
lot. DIR. Giesse died as the result of an
operation.
Obituary: At Milwaukee, John P. Nc
Gregory, -. At Evansville, Wis, John
&. Metcalf, Il. At Jersey City, Cal Nc
Carthy, 70 At Frankfort, Ind, Abraham
Given, 40. At Cincinnati, Captain II. H.
Tatem. 81. At Hendrix, Ills, Hiram Her
bert. Il. At Hot Springs. S. D., Mrs.
Alonzo George, Of Aurora, Ills.
Fred Schafer and William Nutter, who
the Englewood Chicago suburb) police
think have broken into many houses in
that section Of the city, carrying away
E, 600 in goods, money, and jcwelry, have
been captured.
Bishop Messmer, of the Roman Catho-
lie diocese of Green Bay, has issued o
pastoral letter denouncing dancirg.
Mrs. Ella Brazier, o. w. Jones and
Mrs. Maggie Plum were severely burned
at Chicago in a fire caused by the care
less handling Of an oil stove by Mrs.
Plum. Jones and Mrs. Brazier were in
jured in rescuing the woman.
Margaret Mather's husband, Colonel
Gustav Pabst. of Milwaukee, is said to be
in Dakota securing a residence prepare.
tory to bringing divorce proceedings. 1t
is reported that the actress has agreed not
20 make contest and is to receive $780,
90, and will return to the stage.
Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell, mother OF
the late Irish leader. is lying dangerously
i'll in Trinity hospital, New York city. She
has been failing since the brutal assault
was made upon her at Bordentown, N. j.,
last spring.
Joshua > Helmer, president of the
wrecked Merchants bank of Lockport.
n. Y, has been convicted of wilfully de-
ceiving the back examiners.
A Jacksonville, Ind, woman found q
diamond the size of pea in the craw OF a
turkey she was dressing for dinner.
Lena Pascoe, 16 years old. a country girl
from farm near Oglesby, Ills, was
found dead at Chicago in room filled
with gas. She was evidently unacquaint.
ed with the use Of gas and left the jet in
her room omen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
FORTY girls in forty STYLES of CIV,

Forty girls in forty styles of cyc-
ling costumes were on exhibition, to
women only. in Philadelphia the
other day ut session OF the women's
congress. Every sort Of costume
was Observation-Disclosures Of all
lengths and sizes. ample and scant
divided skirts, bifurcatcd in various
styles. and an abundance Of different
sorts Of plain skirt costumes. The
dresses were the work OF big firms
In the city, and committee OF the
congress investigated the merits OF
the various styles, with . view to .
report OF some kind. A bicycle was
fastened firmly on the stage, and on
this many Of the girls illustrated the
appearance and advantages OF their
particular costume in actual wheel.
ing practice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
X. OF L. SOCIALISTS BOLT.

Mcclure Says It Doesn't Amount to Any.
thing-The Housesmiths' Strike.
NEW YORK, Dec. "a meeting Of Dis.
trict Assembly %. X. of L, which lasted
from 8 o'clock in the evening until
O'Clock in the morning, resulted in the
passage Of resolutions advocating the for
nation OF new international Organiza-
ton to be composed of the socialistic ele-
ment OF the knights Of Labor throughout
the country.
Referring to the above mentioned action.
Thomas b. Mcclure, o: the X Of l.. execu-
tive board, said: THE bolt of the social.
ISIS is not ut all a serious affair. 1t does
not affect either District assembly 40 or
the Knights Of Labor BY their own acts
the socialists have expelled themselves
from the Knights Of Labor Under section
81 Of our laws withdrawal practically
amounts to an expulsion.
I'm 1855 we had some such outbreak as
tho present one. 10 fzzled out in no time
simply because the American workman
respects himself and Is always anxious to
uplift and strengthen the power and dig.
nifty OF labor by working honestly and
faithfully. Ho docs not and never has
taken kindly to sO-called international
socialism, because the conditions here are
radically different from those which pre.
vail In Europe. The workmen of Amer.
lea are not socialists and that broad fact
means that no new Knights Of labor will
be tolerated by the members Of the vast
army Of Industrious, law.abiding and in
telligcnt workmen Of America"
NEW YORK. Dec. 3-The Housesmiths'
strike Is practically settled. Some details
yet remain to be decided upon, but the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
SOUNDS AN.ALARM.
A Terrible Crisis Imminent That
Christians Must Meet.
LURID PICTURE OF THE ORIENT.

Drawn BY ReA II. II. Van Meter In an Ap-
peal to the European Powsrs-Prompt
and Decisive Action Necessary IL the Mos
lem Il To He Curbed-A "Hoiy War" the
Meaning Of the Appearance Of Mahomet's
Green Ensign.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-The Rev. H. H. Van
Meter. who prepared the Missionary
Manifesto bearing ON the origin Of the
Chinese outragcs, has completed another
on THE Mohammedan Uprising" which
he intends having translated and pub
lishcd in every newspaper in Germany.
Russia. France, Austria and Italy. He
says In part: THE awful atrocities in
Armenia arc merely Mohammedan massa-
cres to which the bloody Turk would
commit all mankind not Moslem. The
cause OF the Christians in Armenia, there
fore. Is not one Of any particular race or
religion. but of humanity at large. and Of
political and religious liberty. Neither
financial considerations nor national jea,-
ousies, nor fraternal' relationships should
be permitted longer to prevent or delay
the powers from fully enforcing peace and
justice.
What the Green Flag Means.
1.-THE unfurling Of the green flag Of
Mohammed among the troops that are
now overruning Syria means not only the
massacre Of Gentle, but Of Jew as we'll.
This is the signal for holy war;" and
the sign Of general uprising Of Moham.
medans which, unless met Immediately by
tho prompt, united and powerful forces Of
Christianity, will spread until the armies
Of millions mark the beginning of an era
Of cruelty and bloodshed SO terrible that
the world may well shudder at the very
thought Of it. Can Christian nations listen
longer quietly to the cries Of despair that
come to use and either from greed of gold,
or Of territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT, or coward
ice, connive longer with crimes
Trifing Should Cease Mt Once.
"If Islam is allowed to gather itself to-
gether for the great death grapple of the
ages in its final struggle with Christian
ity for tho conquest Of the world, beware!
| Any nation that will permit its politicians
| to trifie longer, or plot further, for the
protection Of this abomination should be
branded by the Christian world as I'M
worthy Of recognition in the councils Of
nations; for 1t is in the power of the peo-
pie Of Europe unitcdly to put an end to
| these atrocities"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03

A MAN whose heart has in the past
90 months travelled from the left to
the right side Of his body is patient
in the Alameda Cali county in.
Urinary. and his case is greatly in
teresting the physicians. The pa
old. He had no trouble Of any kind
with his heart until 90 months ago,
whom IL began to work toward the
right side Of his body. The physi-
clans say his heart is now st the ex-
treme Of the right side OF his body.
He has suffered great pain since the
trouble began. but is now almost
well. apparently. The superinten-
dent OF the iniirmary says that this
Is only the third case Of the kind he
ever heard of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
Notice of Publication
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Notice OF Publication
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island COUNT. Z"
Circuit Court Of Rock Island county. ,Jannayv
term, A. D., 1895, in Chancery General No. 39ii
Rock Island Savings Bank, a corporation. Va.
Virgil n. Banding. Annie E. Blanding and
Frank Kaller
Affidavit Of non-residence or the above name d
defendant. Frank Halter. nipple .ded with the
above defendant, Virgil NJ. Blanding and Annie
&. Blanding. having been filed in the cl, rk :
office OF the circuit court Of laid COUNTY, n, ,ice
is thereto hereby given to the said non resi-
dent defendants that the complainant led its bill
OF complaint in Ga courr, on th- chancery side
thereof. on the 26th cay Of November 1885.
and that ihereupon q summons issued ont Of al
court, wherein sad sut is now pending, r.lurn-
able on the first Monday in the month OF
January next, "a is by law required.
Now, unless you. the said nonresident aefen l.
ant above named. Frank Iall-r. shall personally
be snd appear before said circuit court, on The
frrt day of the next term thereof, 10 be
holden ~ Rock Island in and for the said county,
on the drst Monday in January next, ard plead
answer or demur to the sail com plainant's bill OF
complaint, the same and the matters ard thin Is
therein charged and stated will be taken AZ con-
fes-sed and q decree entered against YOU acc ord
ing to the pra, er Of said BILL
GEORGE ". GAMBLE, Clerk.
Rork Island. H., Nov %, 1895
JACKSON q HURST, Compliments Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
Notice of Publication.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l..
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit court. January term, 1895.
Rock Island savings Bank. corr oration Va Vir I'll
N. Blanding. Annie E. Blanding, Frank Bai!er
and Henry Lempfert. In chancery. General
No 1912.
Affidavit Of the DOu-resden.e Ct the above
named defendant. F. ank Halter imp,eaded with
the above defendants, Virgil M. Hlanoing. Ann e
Blanding and Henri Lempfert having been filed
in the clerks Office Of the circuit court of s.jd
county. notice lie therefore hereby ven to the eai
non resident defendant that the complainant q ed
Its bill Of complaint In said court on the chan.
Gerry siGe thereof, on the s8th day of Noyember.
1895. and that thereupon a summons issued ont
Of eaid court, wherein enit Is now rendng Pc
returnable on the first Monday in the month OF
January next, rs by law required, Now. nm
less you, the said nonresident defendant above
named. Frank Halter, shall personally be nnd
appear before the said circuit court on the frst
day Of the next term thereof, 10 be holden Ar
Rock Island in a. for he SAID county, on the
fret Monday in January next, and plt nd. answer
or demur to the said bill OF Complaint.
the came and the matters and thing
therein charged and stated will be taken as con-
fessed, and q decree ent red against Won Accord
ing to The prayer Of said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
Rock Island, Illinois. Nov. 26, A. d. lS95.
JACKSON d HURST. Complainants' Solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
Notice of Publication.
s sCea 1., OF Itds ILLINOIS }...

In the circuit court, January term. 1895
IDA stacy VS. William Stacy. in c1ancery.
Amossit OF non-residence OF " ilam STAG 6, the
above defendant, hav. ng b. en- flied in the clers's
once OF the circuit court OF saii county, notice IA
th.r fore hereby given TO the said non res .dent
defendant that the complain ant d ell her bill Of
complaint in said ecu I. on the chaDcery aide
thereof on the 10Th day OF Move" ber Isa5 and
tEat tnefeupon summons issued out Of sad
court, VIII rein .aid cunt ie now mend no r.,rrns1
Die on the nrst Mordav IN the month of January
next, as IL by law required
NOV, unl "a you. the said non resident defend
ant sbove n med, Wilnam Stacy, .hall personally
6e ana appear befre sald circuit court, on the
hrs oay of the next term thereof to be ho.d,n mt
ROCK Island In and for the said county on tb,,
fret Monoay in January next. and plead, answer
or d. muir to the aaid cOmplainant's bill Of com
plant. tue same and the matters ard things
therein charged and stated will e taken as con-
iessed. and decree entered against you accord
ing to the pray erof said bin.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
u. BEARotLEY. COmpl ,inant's Solicitor.
Rock lslani, Ill Nov g, 1885
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
Publication NOtice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE TAT ;. OF ILLINOIS LIMOS. T..
In the circuit court. to the January te m, A, d..
1896,
Peoples National bank vs. C " Noeber and J.a.
bella F. Mansfield, widow Of Herry Mane6.jd
deceased; Henry Mansfield, Jr. now Henri
Mansfield; Nathaniel s Mansfield. Eliza Il
Mansfield. Margaret Map-fed. now Marcsrei
Mansfield Newton. Ele or Mans1eid. nov
Eleanor Manifold Ross. Isabelle Newton.
Fannie blakeslee and LOUIS P Moeher. oniv
hetrs -at.law Of Henry Man. field. deceased.
mdAvit OF the nOn-residence Of above nam cd
defendants, W nosher and Louise Nceher,
lmpleaded with above eefend nts, isabelle \
Mansfield, widow Of Henry Mansfield oecessed
Henry Mansf1eld, Jr now Henry Mansfield. Ma
ihaniel MANSFIELD, Eliza Il Mansf.l Id. Marcare,
M Mansaeld' nov A.rgsret M:nsfeld Green: sadie
Mantfield, nov Eleanor Man-feid ko.e. I.abele
Newton and Fannie Blake .lee. having Seen
d ed in the clerks once Of The cirrnii
urt Of said county, notice - therefore here
that the complainant fled his bill Of cum.
plant in the said court on the chsncery Size
thereof on the slst d,y Of August, A d. IsoS
and thst An o. Las summons has been issued ont nj
eaid cnurt. wherein said euit 10 now pending
retonaole on the first Monday in the month ;of
January rext.
Nos, unless you, the said n-n-r..ieent d.
PENDANTS above named, e W Mosher ana On -
P II oeker, sha person ally be and aprear befo,e
the said circuit court on he inst day Of the
In and for eaid county, on the first Monday ia
January iexr. 1896. snd plead answer or demn,
tn the sain com'l.iaant's bill Il csmplaiur> the
some and the matt n thersin charged and II ted
VII be taken Is confessed AMI . decree entered
eairst you sccordi, 20 the payer Of eaid bin.
GEORGE w.GANBLR. CLERK.
HAss 4 BUYoRD. CompIainant'e Solicitors.
Rock Island, LII, Nov q. 1885.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLIN os,

In the circlit court, January term, 1895.
Gerry. "
Afndavit OF ncn residence 81 Arthur McDon.
a'd the shove defendant having been Med in
clerks of1ce OF the circuit court Of eaid county
notice Is therefore hereby given the said non.
s res defendant that the complainant fl ed her
Dni OF oppiaint IN sid court. on the ehsncery
tnat tnerenpon summons issued out OF said
court. wherein said SUIT now p. noinR returna-
Die on the frat Monday In the month OF jan
nary next, as |. by law required Now, unless you,
the said non-resident defendant above named,
pear before the said circuit court on the rst CAV
OF the next term there If, TO be holden at Rock
Island IN AID for the said county on the 9Th
Gay OF January next, and plead. answer or de.
muir to the said complainant's bill Of complaint,
me same and the mstters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken az copfeesed.
and decree entered AGAINST you according TO
the prayer Of said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
Rock leland. ILL.,. Nov. 81. 1895.
CARL kUHL COMPLAINANT solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03

II Blaine were alive today he
would be surprised to find that to
be Names fsvorite son, or to be
speaker Of the house, or yet to be
talked Of for the presidency is not
such n great distinction after all in
these days. nor is it an evidence Of
superior worth that q politician
should combine these attributes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03

The Times-Herald publishes a Wig.
orous editorial in opposition to the
nomination OF John X. Tanner. All
that the Times Herald says is true, but
John X. Tanner will be nominated
by the republican convention. He
will not only dictate his own nomi.
nation but the rest Of the ticket, and
the Times-Iierald will be expected to
help elect him.-Springfeld Reg.
lister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-03

WANTED -ARELIABLE WOMAN ~ Ey.
cry county to establish a corset parlor for
tine sale OF our Celebra ed Spinal Supporting Cor.
sets ana double from End to End clasu g. with
asbestos lined bust protector Every pair var
ranted not to break or rust; absolutely impervi-
Gus TO moisture or perspiratiOn A new pair
gwen Tor every pair that breaks. Guarantees
printed on each corset. Recommended by over
lONOO phy>iciane. We furnish complete stock on
consignment and pay salary of $40 to $85 Der
m M ana expenses; u sample outfit free. Send
10 cents postage for sample and terms Uvgeia
York. e"