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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20
Publication Notico.
sTAflGfILLINOIs, L.
ROcK Island CoUuYY, -

In the Couaty oourt. June term, A. ID. ~.
Charles II. Brsndenburg Masy A. Csst,
yidow. Jennie nesos. Jacob ". CIT nssslds
Phillip. Sarah Adsms. Calvin Gitt. Jo6n =. Gist
Cora ellis, ida Ely. william 0itt anl GeoeEs A.
virgins. adninstssios Of estats - RiiGssstA
Dgaaley. deceasSd.
Petition % eel real estate To pay dsbss.
To Tie above paNd dsfe66on1n, Uetilds
rhnlips. Sarah Adams. Calvin GIft asd Wliiiam
Andsvit Of the non-s:sidssce q ~. Mssill.
Phillip, Calvin 6ift sed Willis ain, 40 ~
N that you. sarah Ads0s, cannce b fond 20
thn process can be servsd upoa you. ard thsi
einsDt be s.csriatnsd. sseies = ksscby rfvss =
zoo an1 each ~ yCu thnf the skovs na4cd ~.
ttooes hss died In DE sasd cOurs HE ne
titioe against yes Sos leave 10 Ell rcs, estsse 70
pey debts; thes . sunoons has been sssssd in
$50 eeaee aea1nst yoa, sesurnable 70 TIE y.oc
tern. A. D.. ~, et sasd court, asd
tnss ~ onse yss On Tie nrpf lay
o. Jene. a. y. -. - soIl eDurt con-
sies.d e ne Assss tern Of aid eosst % =
80 sna noI9en % Tie coufs hosse in H. city
g .esx issssd. m saie euursy d nsek Islaal, =
u us.e unoesy a Augsa. Z. .. -. e
I'LL ~ - ae. 80 Wfn aQQeag - pasa6,
$500 esoes 20 ~ netlalR II 20 sss q.
d. = - lGnnnd, m - III - e J1ne.
Cs<k = ~ Cossss Csass.
n 8WAsxEA ooliet1su for rst11nsass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20
REsMlR's FRENCH FEMALE PILLS.
Containing Cotton Root and PenEyiuyal.

smIlr1rr nuxs.
NJ ses. eaf ncst reliable
isnalS remedy IN tle vofl4.
Nesmin's French Fc-
male Pills, hGvo bees
sold for over twenty
yeaB,and used yThJu-
eands OF Ladies, WIN
have given testimor.ats
that thcysrc unexeeiled.
as o epcciGc monthly
medicine, Cor immediate
relief OF Painful. ord
Irregular Menses, Ee'
male Weakness etc.
Price e2.c0 . boz. viii
fuil dircctiuuA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20

SYNOPSIS OF PRRo9DIN0 CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER lat Che bsginning of
the civil war Valentine Weldon was
suspected OF the murder Of his. broth
er. Frederick. who had disappeared.
DR.. Blanchard married their sister.
He became . widower, and years sf-
ter the supposed murder went west
with his children. Howard, Alice and
Clara. Captain Brandon conducted
the train when it reached the far
west. Two bad characters. Henry
Kyle and Font Robb. joined them.
II-Henry Kyle soon leaves the train
and visits his father and sister,
Nora. who attempt to turn him from
his evil life. 1.-Two lawyers
named Bliss come 10 the west from
Virginia to attempt to force the
Blanchards to reliDquish the Weldon
estate. The Blisses ally themselves
with ono Bouton and his gang, who
are ready for any villsiny "
Louis Kyle. Henry Kyle's brother,
warns Captain Brandon against Bou.
toms gang. v-Thc Blisses accuse
DIR. Blanchard Of having murdered
his wife. vI-Louis Kyle enli.ts a
lighting hermit, called the Prophet,
in behalf Of the Blanchards against
Bouton. VIII ptch deserts the
Blanchsrds and goes to Bouton.
Captain Brandon encounters Henry
Kyle, fights him and leaves him for
dead. VIII Valentine Kyle con-
fesses that he il Valentine Weldon.
md that he killed his brother. Fred
erick, Internationally. TX - The
Blisses give Bouton their plan.
They mean to get the Blanchards on.
Of the way and claim the Weldon
est tie, to which the Blanchards are
heirs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20
Butter Picking.

A system Of packing butter which
does away with cold chambers is being
tried in Australia. The butter is being
packed in cubical boxes made of glass,
the joints being covered with adhesive,
ereaseproof paper. The boxes vary in
size. holding from pound to 200 pounds.
When box is filled, it is covered with
quarter Of an inch of plaster Of paris,
and this with prepared paper or canvas.
The plaster. being q nonconductor OF
heat. preserves the hermetically sealed
butter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20

LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CouHrY,
In the Circuit court in ehsncory, September
term. 1886.
Sadie Dickinson W Herbert Dickinson.
Amdavis OF non-residenco OF the above defend
ant. Herb<r Dickinson, having been nled in the
CLERKS ONCE OF the circuit court Of said county.
notice 10 her fore hereby given TO the eaid non
resident defendant that the complainant lied her
bill OF complsint In said court. on the ehancery
side thereof on the 5th day Of May. 1873. and
that thereupon . summons issued out Of esid
court, wis rein laid SUIT ,s now pending returna-
BILE on the inst Monday IN the mouth Of scptem-
Der ne II. ~ is by Law required.
Nov, unls - yOu. the said uon-reeideut defend
ant above smed, Herbert Dicki1fon. ehall person.
ally be and appear before sa,d circuit court, on
the nrst Gay u the next term thereof be holden
ct Rock leland Ia Ard for the said county, on the
dfst Monday IN ettcub Der next. and plead, answer
or dsmuf 70 the said c0mplainant'e bill Of CON-
plaint. the same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be taken - cnn-
feo9ed, and . decree entered against you aecord
ing 70 the prsyerof said bill.
GEoRsE ". CAMILLA. C1ssk.
Rock Island. Ill. NAY Z. 1875.
8. 4. KrSwoRrnr, Compiainant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20
LEGAL:
Notice Of Final Settlement

Esiase OF Daniel Fenstermachcr, Deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that the under.
signed: Robert Docnan. execufor, has This
DAY MED his hnal report and settlement
AZ such IN the county court Of Hoch
Island county. and thxf an order has bscu
entered by SAID court approving tho sald ne.
contrary be shown on or before the som dsv
Of June. A. ID. 1928, md upon the nual an
proval Of said report. the esid &obsrt Doonsn Vii
ask for an order Of distribution. and will also 81
to be discharged. Ali persons Interested are 10
tiled 10 attend
Rock lslaod. L., June Z. ieA
By G. J. sEAKLT. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20
Masters Sale.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. n
R0cK Island CoUHFY.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. lw
Rock ISLAND CoUNfr,
In the circuit c,urt. I'm chanccry Foreclosure.
General No. $500.
j. =. Robinson. trusice for Oscar a. Barnhsri
We. Howard Chsodler and Mary G. Chandler.
Public notice IL hereby given thsa in pursuance
Of decree entered BY eaid court. in The above
entitled Gauge, on the 18th oay q Msy. a. d /.
1895. j. Elwfn z. hsrmenter, master In chancery
OF the said circuit court Of Rock leland couiIfy,
" y on saturday. the s.th day Of June. A. D..
1895. II the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon, o.
the north door Of the court house. IN the city Of
Rock Island In the said county and stste. ell Of
public vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, AL add singular. the following DESERVED
premises ond real cstase IN aid decree mentioned
eifnated IN toe county Of Rock Island and state
OF Illinois. or 90 much thereof nay be peces.
sarv 70 satisfy said decree. to-wtt:
The west half 10 Of the Northeast quarter ~.
and the northwest quarter ~ Of the soufhea-i
quarter M. all In seof1ou thirtoonfh u9,, town
ship sixteen OG) north vanee I've 80 west Of the
9Th p. m. containing 10 acres more or less.
Dated lay %. 1873. RLwm Z. PAznESrsR.
Master In Chancery Rock Island county, IN.
.. u. KsNwoErnr, solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20

"Idon't know how I'm going to make
ont" said the agricultural statesman
who had been retired. 1--we got to de-
pend ON the old farm for . living now,
and I'm blest if feel any certainty
about making it pay
but you used to make your constitn-
ents very proud Of you by showing OF
what you knew about farming" said
his wife encouragingly.
Il know it, Maria. But don't forget
this-farming for votes and farming for
crops are two mighty different thineR t"
-Washington Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-20
lllKKI lln llQl;


I, snaths Of all kinasy isoledaag
Turkish. plata. shampoo. cleo
trtc. slectro-thermai. etc., may
b. obtained sf the SAsitariun
bath Rooms. ON the arst door Of
the Harper House.
Bollaas Open
For Lsdiss-Fron .. u. 20
- m On wssk days For Gen.
tlensn-Fron 3 p. N. 10 10 pm.
on week days On Sundays the
rooms viii be opea from I . n
10 II o n. for 0entlsmsn Only.
Hscssie and Heoteo-shsgmal
beths nay b obtainsd st aAy
dine duSing baslnses hourl
0ynnasiso soaassssA witA heGs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24
THE BICYCLE LIFE-BUoY WITH WHEELS.

there Is no wind the shipwrccScd mar
liner on the Barathon llfe-buoy can pro-
pei himself at u considerable speed.
when there Is a good breeze blowing
he can spread his sails and skim over
the water as wcll as n he were In a
canoe. The propeller has been rlgsed
both no n screw and as a paddle.
The tube which runs through the
balloon Is really the backbone OF the
machine. To this the hardy mariner
who trusts his life to the buoy lashes
himself to prevent his being swept
away by heavy seas which may break
over him.
Tho mechanism is concealed in a
water-tlght box In front. which is auf-
ilclontly large TO assist Notation. 1t Is
TO this box that the mast IN affixed,
ana here signal flags are displayed.
\ curious thing about this now and
improved lfe-buoy 10 that It is fitted
with a vertical propeller TO assist TO-
tation. This propeller Is worked by
the hands, while the vertical propeller
for propulsion Is worked by the pedals.
\ fair speed has been attained with
this machine Previous llfe-huoys were
only designed TO float man in the
water. but this new type viii assist a
man to reach the land In case no ship
may be In his nolghborhood.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24
liousE-liInrINn.
Il l. Sow Profession The rec !,
small

II Il Sow a Profession The rec !,
small
"Why don't you get house-hunicr to
help youw The landlady said this. ac.
cording to- The Buffalo Express. "a
vhat7" exclaimed Sc. and Mrs. Jaml.
son both at once. "l!ouce. hunter
why. never heard OF ono" said Mr.
JamIson. what are thcyg' asked Mrr
Jamison. why. q house hunter is one
who hunt6 houses" explained he land.
l.ly. you 20 TO one and toll her what
YOU want and she docs the rest. Their,
is houao-huntcr who lives up In Pros
poet avenue. N you 20 and tell her
what you want she or her Gon will 90
with you and got You just The very Kind
OF a house you want Al you have "a
do 10 10 tell her the location In which
you desire the house. about the kind of
q house you want. and how much you
want TO pay They seem TO have tho
whole city right at command and no
sooner do YOU tell what You want than
there II iH. all fitted ont ready to move
into. always get her 10 hunt house,
for me when ! want TO move. You viii
pay her 81 and then she gets a commits
sion from the other end as we'll. She
has a sort Of understanding with an Of
the real oFtato dealers In the city. Some
times she gets s. and sometimes au
high aH $40 from the dealer. according
TO the drive and Kind Of n house She
told mo all about It one dag. when her
husband died she did not know what
10 do. She tried 10 hunt up little cot
tage that would III her means. Just nf
you did Then Bho saw what hard
work Il was. She would go TO o dealer
Just na you ala and get a long list OF
houses and then start aud try 70 get
one that would A. She said that when
she was riding along she would aco
hundreds OF houses such as she wanted
but mono OF them rccmcd 20 be on The
/ lIst. Then sho thought what n nice
thing II would be- " one could have
romo ono TO hunt house for one. and
out Of 10 grew the lurincal which she
has been engaged In ever since. She
( finally found n house nuch aI suited her
and then nhc won. 90 O. real estate
/ agent. ono ~ the bIsscst IN tic city
and asked him what ho would give hag
/ 81 ohio would find tonautH for hiH house
I ITO told her and she went TO another
. Finally shc got rates from gll the deal
Gro and also got o list OF the houses
/ Then she began 10 study the hourc1
! the streets and the city. Aitcr awhile
she rot them an 30 that she know them
She knows about every rcntahlc house
/ In the city and how much II will rent
for. Then she began to study human
nature and. by fitting people 20 house
and hourcn to people. she finally got 70
she could nnd Just the houao a pogson
wanted In half day"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24

Tive 81 the Formidable Animals In ono
riir
Il believe got as big a bag OF tears
In as short a time as any man oyef dld,"
said Doc siadlcy. the cx-sherif and
bear-hun,er OF Mondicino TO San
Francisco reporter.
"A bag OF bclrsw exclaimed the
young man who had just been telling
about n bag OF anipo hc had once killed.
what were thoy-.Iltle follows; what
is It you call them kittens; no, cubs;
that's ~"
mo. sir: thcy were not kittens or
cubs. They were bears. declared Doc.
think piled up about a ton OF bear
meat in about thirty seconds. | was
out hunting in the southern part OF
Trinity county about seventeen or
eighteen years ago. We had killed
about forty deer and three panthers and
a bear or two In n couple Of weeks, and
were pretty near ready TO break camp
when thought would 80 out and kill
another deer to take home fresh. II
was late In the afternoon and | was
'AN'NAhk htNhh AAANhkh AAf W hnh NhNh
suddenly came out into little open
ing. stopped to see II there was any
sign OF deer. and while stood looking
about big black bear climbed up ON
the trunk OF a big Or tree that had been
uprootcd lie wasn't thirty yards away
and plugged him IN the ear. He rolled
on the log and down the hill toward me,
but before I had time to see II he was
dead another bear climbed on the same
log TO see what the row was about.
shot II In the head and II rolled down
the same way the other had gone.
TIP climbed big two-yoar-old to take
its place. and after | had shot Il two
big yoarlings, one after the other, clam
bcred mp on the log to be shot.
Every one rolled down tho hill
toward me and were klcltlns and
thrashlng around not ton stops away.
by that time I came to the conclusion
that was In a bear country and /
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24
SMILES BETWEEN sgnMoNs

Mamma, "why dld you flyo the
baby that drumg' Papa; because
he makes less noise when he has the
drum. Life,
Tommy; Papa, there Is largo
black bug on tho ceiling" Professor
very busy; step on Il ana leave me
alone. Fllcgende nlattor,
"rhat is the mos, remarkable thing.
/ am sure that / heard the clock strike
thirteen" sure. thin. ana It's mid
night ana / always keep It an hour
fasi."-Judy,
\ Liberal Tip; did ye get a tip
from that bloko2" Il did thot"
what was ~" "He tould mo OF
ought to bo carryln the hod inshtead OF
waitln' ON the table, Puck,
Mugglns; Il paid $3.50 to see your
wife's hat last night Buggins;
what are you talking aboutg" Mug
gins; Fact, sat right behind her at the
theator" Philadelphia Record.
Spencer: Didn't Blowltin run for
sheriff last electlon2' Ferguson; Eyes,
And he spent so much money trying to
get elected that the sheriff Is now run'
ming for hlm"-New York Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24
OMNIBUS.

Dlsraeli prophcHied In HIS novels that
the worklngmen one day would take a
great revenge upon radlcallam.
Venezuela Ia one OF the important
markets OF American petroleum.
though II has important oil fields OF la
own.
In the public schools OF Germany tho
bright pupils are separated from tho
stupid ones. Medical men do the sort.
ins.
Il Ia estimated that the haiilrs IN the
diamond mines at Kimberley, South
Africa, steal 81 100000 worth OF dia.
monds year.
There are more than seventy halls In
Paris devoted 10 fencing. each presided
over by fencing master more or less
famous.
Leaves Of the tallpat palm IN Cey'or
sometimes attain the length OF twenty
feet. The natives sometimes use them
In making tents,
Tho amount paid IN the form OF IN.
tcrcst TO shareholders In public com.
panlos In England annually ~ some.
thlng like f22O.000.000
Dion. France, has a poplar tree
with record that can be traced to 72a
A. d. II is i22 feet high and forty Ave
feet In circumference at the base,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24

There was-porhaps there still is
In England a metaphysical club. OF
which Huxley and many other eminent
persons were members. They met once
month to discourse OF these high
matters. Mr.. Gladstone was one.
There Is no known object on which the
great parllamentarlan is not ready to
enlarge with copious confidence. He
did on metaphysics at the club and
elsewhere. Mr.. Huxley was once asked
whether Mr.. Gladstone was an expert
motaphysclan.
IAN expert In metaphysics? lie does
not know the meaning OF the word. 4"
was tho rather startling answer, BE-
tween Mr., Gladstone and Mr.. Huxley no
love. In truth. was ever lost. Their re-
lntions were never Intimate and though
IN private they met as men do IA Eng
land. amlcably and clyllly. no matter
how much they differ In public. there
was and could be no eordlallty.-serib.
uor's.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24

Few women realize that the ski
must be fed 40 well IA the body; for II
not IL viii become dry and WrInklcd
and look like old cracked leather.
TO omit washing the face at night
Is a great mistake; ON retiring this IL
really OF more importance than II Is In
tho morning. Il should Dee bathol In
warm water aud dried, gently but thor
oughly. Then take some good omolli-
ont. such as Englinh cold cream or fra
grant cremo Beatrice. and rub % faith
fully with the nngcrJ until an OF q
IA quite absorbed. the hands, neck aud
arms should be treated ina tho same
manner. II these directions are care
fully followed the skin Will retain ita
youthful goftnoas and the face its
plumpnoss OF contour long after middle
age Is passed, -Godoy'a Magazine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24

Is likewise provided with a light at
night
This llfe-buoy folds up into a very
small space. and the shipwrecked mar
liner could with a machine OF this kind
maintain himself aiioat for days at a
time. lie could even carry a supply OF
water and food, II not some extra cloth
Ing
Francois Barathon Of Paris was tho
inventor OF this machine, which for
compactness surpasses anything In the
same line previously developed. The
Barathon llfe-buoy. as the new ma
chine has been called. has been put to
severe tests by the French government.
which will doubtless adopt II on many
OF the French men-of-war.
The new llfo-buoy really consists OF
an elongated rubber balloon. This
serves at once az n float ana a seat.
There Is a hollow tube running
through this rubber bag, and the tube
incloscs the shaft for n horizontal pro-
pcllor This propeller Is worked with
pedals exactly like a bicycle. and when
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24
a PAPER or rAoKs.
In doubt tell tho truth.

When In doubt tell tho truth.
Clerk and shirk may rhyme. but they
don't sound well together.
The young man who knows only a
part OF It, lcg-ns more than he who
knows Il all.
Try and think rs much about bucl-
ness when you are out OF the store as
you do OF your pleasures when Ia the
store.
There was cigarette smoking clerk
who once became proprietor. but il was
by accident.
II you spend every cent you earn. you
won't wear out shoe leather In going
TO tho savings bank.
II you must smoke while az business
do II under the nose OF the boss" ana
not In the basement, You viii the
sooner learn what he thinks Of YOU.
Constant abuse OF those under Won
will strengthen your lungs al the OK.
pense OF your manners.
The boy who lies 10 get out OF q seold.
ins must be a good dodger.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24
FREE TRADE IN KISSES.


New nrides In Houmania would sho'h
Mr. 0rundy.
have iuat heard Of q quaint foreign
custom which makes me think II hl1h
time for Mrs, Grundy to go abroad. Tor
am sure Il 20 one she would put down
with high hand. says a writer In
Home Notes. In the old town OF Hell
mngon. In Roumania. an annual fair Us
held on St. ThcodorC'a day, On thla
occasion all the ncwly-weddod brides
from the surrounding villages throng
the town. but the wldows who have re-
married remain az home, The young
women are generally attended by their
mothors-ln-law. and In their hands they
boar pitchers OF wine wrenthct with
flowers. They kiss every one they meet,
and then present their jugs for a sip to
be taken. The person 90 favored makes
the bride q small Silt IA Il Is consld-
cred an Insult u the proncrcd wine bo
refused. the brides are careful TO be
reserved toward strangers. and only
kiss those whom they think likely to
partako OF their wine. This kissing ies-
Oval is celebrated Ia the public streets.
IN private houses, In the tayorna and,
In fact, everywhere; but the orlRln OF Il
"a lost In obscurity. Some people sup
pose It to be relic OF times past when
The Turks made raids into the country
and carried on all the young women
thoy could capture. Such OF these as
contrlyed to escape. returning to Hell
magen at the time OF the fair, embraced
friends, relatives. and even strangers,
who roIolcod with them and congratu'
lated Thorn on their happiness.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24

Drummer-I'ye done a big days work
to-day; have taken orders for over So
600 worth OF goods, Bill Collector
Who are the parties? Drummer-An
to skinner q Slowpay, Bin Collector
That means steady employment for mo
for ten months. Thanks; don't know
what should do II II weren't for you.-
Boston Transcript.