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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Publication Notice.
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STATE STA. oE Limos. }...
County court of Rock Island COUNTY, 10 the Nav
term. A. u. 1896.
Charles Sch -ciber administrator Of the estate Of
Oar A. Anderson. deceased. VS. Louisa Ander-
son. oscar Anderson Charles Anderson, Emil
Anderson, lea Schroeder, Christina Melch Ne,s
J-Nclsoo and jnliette Iudingion DC tition TO sell
real estate to pa, debts.
AFFIDAVIT Of the non-res idence of Emil Anderson
and Julictte LudiugiDn, dofe ndsnt- above named
having been died in the Office of the clerk OF the
COUNTY conrt OF Rocs leland county, notice is
hereby given 10 the sid Rmu Anderson and Jris-
cite l-udington that the said plaintiff Charles
schrieber, Administrator 20 the c.iate Of Olaf A.
Anderson. deceased, hes Sled his petition in The
sail county CONT OF Rock leland county for an or
der tn sell the premises belonging to the estate of
said deceased. or 70 much 81 il may be needed
10 pay the debts OF enid deceased. and described
as follows. to-wit. Beginning a. the northeast
corner OF he south half az of the northeast
quarter t.sl OF section nnmhcr five 90 in town
ship number seventeen 40 north. range number
one a. west OF the fourth t4th) principal merid-
ian, thence auth section line fifty f5OD fee
ior starting point; thence wet one hundred
and twenty2igh tlsSb feet thence south fiftyI5G
feet; tnence east one hundred and tweniy-eight
(l2SI feet; thence north fifty t50) feet To tho
place al beginning, reserving n strip twenty
eight i2Sl feet wide the east side for a road:
all lines TO run parallel with The corresponding
section lines.
Being the premises known and described as lot
number two 80 In block number hitcen f15D in
Orland Child's addition Ia the city Of Moline, as
designated on the recorded plat q said addition
stuste in the comfy Of Rock Island and state of
Illinois, and that "A summons has been iesued ont
OF sand conft against you. returnable ut the April
term. A. ID. 1896. of said court to he holden the 9Th
dsy OF April Il. D. 1896. At the court house in
Rock leland. ia Rock Island county, Illinois.
Now, unless you, the said EInl Anderson and
Juliette Ludington shall personally be and appear
before the said county court OF Rock Island
county on the ffst day Of term thereof BE- hnl-
den at the court house in the city of Rock ISL
and, ia said county, the ith day of May
a. D.. 1896. and plead, answer OF dcmur TO the
said complainaars petition fled therein. the same
and the matters and Thugs therein charged and
stated Will be taken confessed. and a decree
entered against you according TO the prayer %
said bill.
Rock Island. March 25. iSa6.
HJALaAR KoHLEE, Clerk.
JACKSON HURST, Compllinants Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
TO SUFFERERS
How You May Obtain a Last
ing Cure From Piles.
No Surgical Operation, no Pain,
Triflipg Expense-A Simple,
Harmless Remedy. But 1t
Does the Work.

There are some people who have
piles as frequently and regularly as
other people have colds.
ANY little bowel trouble will bring
them on, any extra exertion, as in
lifting. will produce them, and in
fact will often appear without any
apparent provocaiior. Piles, how
ever, are much more serious than q
cold, as the tendency is always to
grow worse until the trouble becomes
deep seated and chronic, or develops
into some fatal rectal disease.
While there are many pile rene.
dies which give relief, yet there is
but one WHICH not only gives instant
relief bat at the same time makes a
permanent cure, and that is the well
known Pyramid Pile Cure.
This remedy is composed Of SIM
pie. harmless, vegetable ingredients,
bat combine SO effectively and act s,
promptly and thoroughly that it
cures every form OF piles whether
itching, bind, bleeding or protrUd-
ing.
In long standing cases the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure has proven to be the
only certain cure except n surgical
operation, and it's advantages over
an operation are many. as il is paiu-
less. causes no delay or interference
with daily occupation and. last but
not least, is cheaper than any surgi-
cal operation could possibly be, cost
ing but dollar package at any
drug store.
The cases that the Pyramid Psi.
Cure will not reach are So few that
physicians are doing away with oper-
atoms for piles snd depending on this
cheap but effective remedy to accom-
fish a complete cure. and it never
disaPpoints except in cases beyond
the reach of medical skill.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared
by the Pyramid Drug company of
Albion, Mich. and for sale by drug
gis everywhere at so cents per
package. Each package coutains a
treatise on cause and cure of piles,
together with testimonials from every
section of this country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
AFTER A BARGAIN.
The Cloth Was Not What She Wanted, BIZ,
1t Was Marked Down More.


1t was evident that she was troubled
81 think / prefer this" she said, in.
dicating roll Of cloth ON the counter
"You say it has been marked down
from IL to 10 cents yard?'
Eyes, ma am replied the clerk.
cts really what want" she con-
tinued, but this" and she indicated
another roll, "has been marked down
from II y to 10 cents yard, as un-
derstand you.
Eyes, ma am"
"Then should think the other ought
to be down to 91a CENTS
"That would be cheaper than we can
afford to sell it, ma TAM
but you have taken 21s cents off the
price of the other and only cents off
this, she protested, taking up the first
roll again. ''That makes the other the
better bargain.
''As pure matter of cents. per-
haps"-
"I'll give you 90 cents for it
"We cannot sell it at less than 10
cents, ma'am.'
"I'd rather have it than the other.
butt
"It's very cheap at 10 cents a yard.
ma'am."
81 suppose it is, but it isn't as good
q bargain as the o;her.'
81 can't make it any less"
"Then suppose ! will have to take
the 121s cent goods, but it seems a
shame when would rather have the
other. You may give me ten yards. -
Chicago Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
THE POOR sLoTH.
He Has Poor Chances In the Great FAITH
of Life and Deserves Sympathy.

of Life and Deserves Sympathy.
never see live sloth without feel
ing sorry for it, for trnly they all de
serve sympathy. and plenty of it. Hao
! been born 4 sloth would want to sut
nature, or in some way collect damages
Take Hoffman's sloth for example. Il
is one Of the largest OF them all, but If
is too weak and helpless to be put into
such a wicked and dangerous world a,
this has now become. Its countenanct
is picture of innocent stupidity, anc
as it looks at you its dull eyes and ex
pressionless face say TO you, as plainly
as words: PITY me! 1 cannot fight. !:
cannot run away. have 10 defensive
armor, no spines, nor anything worth
mentioning. am too big to live in |.
burrow, and even if l were not l have
none, ncr the tools with which to make
one. am at the mercy of everything
and everybody. Why is this thus? Why
am here!"
l give it up. This creature is a rid
die that cannot read. Being only t.
shortsighted mortal, it seems to me that
the sloth should have been better equip
ped for the battle Of life, or else left oui
Of it altogether.
The sloth lives, moves and has hi.
being by hanging underneath TIE small.
er limbs Of trees, and eating leaves an6
fruit. He is the slowest animal on rec
ord, and for speed in travelling long
journey, say, from one side Of a treetoI
to tie other. the tortoise is lightning
express in comparison. 1t takes gooc
fieldglass TO enable You to see him
move. His hair is coarse, wavy and pre-.
cisely the color of. gray moss, or rough
bark, although sometimes it supports o
minute vegetable organism which gives
it an olive green hue His feet are SIM
ply four hooks, by which he hangs him.
self very comfortably when feeding in
the upper story of a forest. but in walk
ing on the ground they are worse than
useless. But the sloth has no use for the
ground, and never gees near it of his
own accoId.-William I. Hornaday in
St Nicholas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
The ExpaAsion CT Ice.

Ice never bursts from freezing. As
soon as tie liquid of which Il is COM
posed is frozen solid expansion ceases.
The cracking Or bursting of ice is
brought about in this way: When water
is subjected TO extreme cold, ice crystals
will gradually form On its surface until
the same arc covered with thin coat Of
what appears to be wet snow From
this outer coating Of ice crystals all sab
seqUen3 freezing goes downward, the
ice thickening according to the degree
of cold. The water which is being con-
verted into ice now begins to expand,
creating pressure upon the unfrozen
water below. This pressure is both
downward and outward, and i'll case the
wafer under observation is in a vessel
the sides and bottom Of the receptacle
supply the resistance.
As the freezing process continues the
pressure upon the confined water and air
in the interior Of the bulk increares IN
til something yields. If the vessel be
stronger than tho ice stratum that has
formed over the surface, the layer of ice
viii be bent upward at tie center, that
being the weakest point, on account Of
the fact that the outer edges of the con-
gealed mass are frozen fast to the sides
of the vessel in which the experiment is
being made. In this condition the center
of the ice continues to rise or bulge
until it bursts from the resistance of the
water below. Could the vessel be tap
ped from below and the water drawn
off, no amount CT freezing would be
sufficient to crack or bulge the ice layer
on the surface. Louis Republic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
CURIOUS SPORT ~ cusA.
Cruel AmuscEo1ts With Dacks. Chickens
and Blils a the Victims.

and Balls - the Victims.
Cubans of the lower and middle
classes indulge their sporting blood in
pastimes which would not be tolerated
in country having a Society For the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
On fete days in the smaller towns and
villages which can't support a ball
fight favorite sport is TO hang sleek
fat duck by the feet by wire or rope
stretched between two trees or posts ON
the village plaza. The head Of the duck
hangs just out of reach OF a man on
horseback, and the ''sport" consists in
riding under the poor duck at full speed,
grabbing it by the neck and pulling
its head off. a ducks neck will stretch
great deal. and it requires firm hold
and a determined jerk to yank off the
prize.
The duck frequently resists the efforts
of half dozen riders before parting
with its head. The horsemen sometimes
miss tine duck entirely, lose their bal
ance and roll out of the saddle into the
dust. This furnishes fun fer everybody
except the duck.
The game may also be played on the
water, III which case the line On which
the duck hangs is stretched between the
masts of two anchored beats. and row-
boats are substituted for horses.
In another country game chicken is
buried alive in the ground TO the neck,
its head alone being visible. The men
who enter the game are blindfolded and
armed with a machete, a long knife
used in cutting cane. They are walked
around in confusing circles for few
minutes and then released for an attack
on the chicken S head. The one who
cuts off tho head clean in the iewest
number of strokes wins the. prize.
In default OF ball fight the Cubans
indulge IN bull batting game on which
money is wagercd. A bill is released in
an inclosure which is too small ia give
him much play and from which no can
not escape. Any enc who wishes may
enter dog b fight the bull. The dog
which succeeds i'll securing neck Oh
nose hold on the bull and brings him to
the ground wins the game. From half Il
dozen to 10 dogs are often entered
against one bull and their ownors bet
large sums on their candidates AL
though all the dogs worry and fight the
bull, and consequently all are respon-
sible for his ultimate rthrow, yot
only the dog which actually brings him
to earth is the winner. st. Louis Post
DiSpatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Congressman ey.0res..

Congressman Bailey Of Texas thus re-
PLIES to recent criticisms Of his dress:
II have always held that society had no
right, by its dicturi, to regulate the
style of mans clothes. Ever since l
could afford &c. have dressed just as I
do today. have worn the same black
broadcloth suit, cut in the same style !;
the same style of broad shirt front and
q white tie; the same kind Of collar and
broad black felt hat. l wear these
clothes regardless Of TIE day of the
week or the hour or of society's dicta-
ton because l believe they become Inc.
and they please my wife There is a
rule Of society which prescribes that a
dress suit shall not be Worn until after
O'Clock in the evening. If l chose to
wear dress suit. would feel free to
put it on III the morning or evening. or
at noon, just as the fancy dictated. 1t
seems TO me that the society rule which
attempts to regulate mans dress is
autocratic. The rule prescribing dress
originated in the old customs of the
court nobility. We are simply initiating
these old aristocrats when we bar a per-
son out Of society because he does not
dress in the fashion. If men showed
more independence in the matter of
dress, they would soon be able to break
over the society restraints, and after
that anybody could wear whatever he
chose to, SO long as he conformed to the
law Of the land and wore something.
So far as am concerned, l shall con-
tinue to wenr whatever suits me and a,
the same time meets the approval Of
nv wife,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Publication Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS.
Rock leland COUNTY,
Jo-ie Mcdonald I've. Arthur Mcdonald, IN chan
Gerry.
AFFIDAVIT Of not-rcsilencc OF Arthur McDouald.
the above defendant, having been fled in the
clerks Office the Circuit court 90 saij county,
lice l-tltrefo-e hereby given 10 the sad non rcsi
dent defer dant- thNt ~. complainant ilch her hill
81 complaint m -aid cnurt. on tbs chanccry .idn
thereof. the 18th csy Of March, iSsi,
and that ihcrWpor q surnors i-.uct ont 81 III
court, whcrDu said suit l. nov pending. r-turn-
able the fret Monday IN the month Of
Nay, the tamc being hr-; day Of said Nay
term next, a. IL by lsw required. Now.
uulc-s You. the said Ior-re-ident dcfen .
ant above named shall personally ~ rni
appear before esid circIit court, ou the Gr.' day
81 the next term thereof. TO be holden NJ
Roek Island IN and Tor the -aii county, On the
rft1 Gay N May next, AID pisad, answer
or dcmnr To the said complainant bill ~
complaint. 'he same and the matters ARD thlugs
therein charged aud stated will be taken a. con
fcs-ed. ard decree entered against you accord
ing tu The prayer % said bill
GEoEsE W. GAMBLE. Clers.
Roek Island, H., March, u, 1875.
q. =. sEARiE, CompiIinan;'s Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Publication Notice.
STATE or ILfiNOIs. L..
RocK ISLAND

STATE or ILf.NOIs,
Rock isLsSDCouSTr
In the Circuit court. May term, 1895. In char
Gerry.
Porter skinner. c. rip'sinaui, v. Ec.sev prv.
noid. John N Reynolds. Ben heyuo G. Fi.ha y
Reynod. Jr. Lucy " Jhaunou. Amanda ~ Nov
NJ Ids ard rl'-hs Y icy n1ld-, u. CNcClt1r under
the last viii and testafant Of kH.ha T Roy
noid-. ~.
AFFIDAVIT % ron-rcsdencc g, N, dstcrd-
arts letsey Rsyua'ds. Joan IA teyfoid. Fen
l;rvroia. Elisha 2 Reyngid.. II. and E'i.-a =
Reynolds. jr. exCcut,r urdcr toe last Will and
te-,arnsnt of Elisha fcsncld-. 81. implrasled
urn and Amants a Reynolds. having been filel,
iu tfe CLERKS oificc % the circuit eogri Of sAii
county notice therefore b. rtbyE ven % the said
nUr.tlsi~eut OUfCndsut- that the ccrgl tiuAri
etlrrr-v si,.s tLer,of. OF tho .sth tay q fcbra
ara. is,r. and that thercupou Asammo1s is.aed
vu' ~ m Q s,,urt. wherrin said suit l. now bend
tue, I,eiurushi' "a the iisst cav Of ne next az
t'rn thereof. tn-wit: Il the four,h cay % Mas
net. s- By lSw r,ga.rvd Vow. unless yca. tts
sa'd ruu.fr-iIcut defendant. above uafasd, Bet
.eN Gey- O.i. John u Reynolds. Ben neynolds,
hils. i q, yuuld-. IT. ard klishs Reynolds
cNetaior gucc- the lasf will aud testament OF
h.-ls f,yuaits. ~. shall ptr-,raily DC md
npptar .,'if, The sAia c'renii COAT, On the fr-'
DAY ~ ne rlNt term thereof. 20 he todcn A
hoes sfrd IN = u for he -Aii ccrrty. On ths
fourts ~ n Nay. r-xt. arf plt -. answei
ur .euir = 'h- said ccmpiansnis hiii q
tltre . elt-aet a1d stated will y, taken a. COT
ft-sed, ari ccC-v- CT, rcd aeAiEs; you aecord'
u % thc Eray,r q sid hiii.
Gxosar ". G,NnLE. Clerk
hoes islAnt, Ihrci'. feh. q, $50.
b, O-EsRxE & LrSrE.
pcSrsN & FosrKR,
Hasa BuroEr.
ComylAinsni's soneitors-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Time to Change.

Miss Helen Gladstone. in an article
On the admission of women to the Cam
bridge degrees, calls attention to the
fact that NO fewer than six Cambridge
colleges were founded by women for
menOClare, by Elizabeth de Burgh.
countess Of Glare: Pembroke, by Marie
de st. Paul. countess Of Pembroke
Queen 8. by Queen Margaret of Anjou
Christ's and ST. Johns, BY Lady Mar
saret, countess Of Richmond, who also
founded a divinity professorship. and
Sidney Sussex, by Lady Frances Sidney.
countess Ct SUSSEX.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
a suhIec. of Sincere Cougra,ulation

IL tn, non-tcssessicn of Al aotiv iy sensitive
neIvoussysiem There are hosts Of people who,
slh' u'h free from any positive nerrou' diseTs',
are set. so to speak, up'n "ten:er hooks" | y
slight noises or an unexpected occurrence Of the
Smallest momsnt. Bostcaer's Stomach Di:ters
!. Of inexp-es'ib'e bens:i! to the nervous. Taken
before bedtime i, ms ures Tranquil, tealh yield
ing slumber, and uscd between meals il rcsio es
that sound digestion usually deuied TO nervous
invAlids. Il il ais1 eminenily beneficial 20 suf-
fsrcrs from rheumatism. malaria. debility. coz
stipaiion and kid ey troubles. Persons falling
OF in the matter Of ap5citc. flesh and She alb li:y
To sleep s7ui dly shorld resort a. once 20 this
superb uervine, attentive aud tonic. For near.y
hslf century it bas b Ell lea5ing me5ic;ne.
and has received the h'ghest tribate. from the
medical profession Use it snd be convinced
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Publication Notice.
srATE or rLiINoIs, q,
Rock isfAND COUNTY.


IN the circuit court. Nay term. iSs-;.
James Omslaer Herry Omslac-. Jr. sue A
BARCLAY. John y Otn-asr. Robert Onsiacr.
May HcsEgth. Mamie Watson, Christine
Gar,inrr tnChIHgcry.
AFFIDAVIT 90 non residence OF Sue "A Barc'a-.
John Ou-larr. Robert Ons'ac-, MARY Mes
nuth. Mamie Watson. Christine Gardner. The
above defendants, having been rlci in the
clerks Office o' the circuit cnurt % sad coui'ty,
notice "a III rcfore hereby avCn a. the said non
resident defendants that the com claimant dici hts
bill Of compliant In asid coIrt. on she chsnccry
eide thereof, the 18th day % January. 1886. ami
that thcreupon sun mons t--ucd ont Of said
court, wherein said suit 7, row pending. returns
HE on The ff-t Monday In the month Of May.
next. N L. by law required. Now. unless you,
the said non-rr-idsut defendants above named,
shall personally be ard appear before the said
oircuit court on the irs' Gay % the next term
thereof, TO be holden AZ Rock Island IN and
for the said county, on tho frst Monday in
NAV. next, and plead. Hnewcr o. dcmar Ia the
sIid oonplsinant's bill ~ complaint, the zane
aud the matters and things therein charged
bui stated will he taken 20 confessed, And a
decree entered assinst you AeeordiSg to the
prayer of said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock leland, ILL.,, March 5, 1895.
STURGEON s MARSHALL.
Complainant's Solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
LEGAL.
The Chicago, Peoria & ST. Louis Rail-
road Company of Illinois.
Notiee on speoial meetlng of stoekholcerr.

Notice OF special meeting Of stockholders.
Not &C is hereby given that a epecial meeting
of the strckhcldere of the shove named company
VIII De held at the Office Of the compsny in the
city CT Springfield. Illinois, on the 9Th day OF
June, iS?6. 81 II O'Clock n the forenoon. for the
purpose OF approving the first MORTGAGE dated
zen l, lbs. executed by said company to the
Mereaoti.e Trust comrsay and Louis Fitzcerald
Is trns'ees, securing an issue of IS ss5.OO0 par
the company, bearing Interest at the rate OF q
per cent per annun, heretofore authorized by n
resolution conouIred in by the holders of the en-
tire capital stock of the company, ard also for
the putpo>c OF approving the second mortga-e
dated FEB B, 1886. executed by said company TO
re Central rust couipsny of New York and
FREDERICK 2. Oco't as trustees, securing an issue
a nj 81 s2i.vOa par value OF second mortgage 4
peg Gem 5c-ycsr gold non cnmu aiive incoine
hpodr, ~ Id second mortgage having sleo been
author.zeo bf a resolution concnrrcd in nv the
holders OF the entire capital stock Of the company
By order OF ihe board of directors
tHARlrs ID. MoYsp. Secretary.
Springfield. Illinois. March 80, 1895.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09

"Millie, dear, what is the name Of
your affianced?'
why. Clara, don't you know? It's
Herbert Montague.
"Oh, how sweet! Is he rich:''
"Well Off -
land keeps a carriage:"
"Several of Them
''How nice! And fIee horses, sup
pose:"
"Yes."
"And what is his BUSINESS, dear?''
He keeps a livery stable"
"Oh !"-Strand Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09

Beauty IL height and not III breadth
alone can stand frills, and only tall.
1.-THE figures can cope with the broad,
draped girdles aud fluffy waist arrange
ments now 50 popular. To Ivette Guil-
bert we owe much of the craze for dec
orative belts--that is. bodices dressed
very much ut the waist line. and which
have the tendency TO make a, really slen
der, dainty figure look somewhat shor;
and stubby Short girls, beware Of them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Exscutor's Notice.
Z s..oh Wnln.. deceased.

Ests,e Of s.,ob wIlins. deceased.
The under- rned having been appointed excc--
trix ofthe last win aedte-'auCutof Jacob Wilim.
late ~ the eourfy Of Rock Island. slstc
% Illinois, dc-gs,ed hereby gives rotlee that sc
will apyear before the county court OF Rock leland
county nj the Office a. the clerk Of said cour;. In
the city 90 Rock lslsrd. at the Jure term. on
the nrs. Norday IN June next. at which time
oil persons having claims a-ains; said estate are
IDliied and requested 20 atiead, for the purpose
Of having the raIne al IusteJ.
All persons indebted 70 said estate are rcoue@-
tod tn make immediate payment TO the UNDER
signed.
Dated this "a day Of April. A. D.. 1893.
ArsA Wall We, Exeeutfix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09
Notice ofFinal Settlement.
g..a.e OF Patrick Bfennnn. decea,ed.

Estate o. P4t'ick Bfennhn, deceased.
public ro'ice is hereby given that toe utder-
signed Til mas ID Rsidy administrator. has Ia :
cay ned hl- sna report and seitlems 1T as .Ieh
n the county court VI Rock Island eouniy. a. d
hat an order has been IN cred by said cont ap.
prov. 2 The said report usle,s ohjeriions there
20 cause TO TIL contrary be showu on or b" fore
the p"e.lnc % court on II. 2 tn day Of April "A.
d., 1915 AID upon the hDal approval OF aid re-
port the saii bholaa- H. Reiiy. aTministr i, r.
will AK for an ORDER Of distribution, aud will
also asked 10 be discharged. All persons inter
ested are notified 20 attend.
Rock Island. ILL.,, Apih 4, Is9I
T. u. RI 10Y.
AdmInl-tra'or OF the estate Of Patrick Brennan.
deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09

Rich Fiancee-Oh, this bouquet is too
costly. Yoa must take it back to the
lieutenant.
Valet-Oh. that's all right, miss.
Since my master is engaged to you he
has been able to get things On credit
FhegenAe Batter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-09

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers. salt
rheum, fever sores. letter, chspped
bands. chilblains. corns and all skin
eruptions. and positively cures
piles or no pay required. 1t ia guar
snteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price IS cents per
box For sale BY Hart. & UlieMeYer.