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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-05
AN EMERGENCY CLUB.

Des Moines, Iowa.-The emergency
club of Des Moines was formed last night,
the object being to take care of sufferers
from tornados and similar public calami.
ties,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-05
SOUGHT THEIR CELLARS.

st. Joseph, Mo.--A severe wind storm
early this morning caused many people
in this city to seek their cellars. Many
trees we're blown down.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
WIFE BEATEIs AgisAIt.,En
is horrible brutality 10 the womnn
He should PrutccI

Newport News. Va. Feb. e3.-tSpo-
claL)-POl-lCE COURT The rrclim
mary hearing of III. C.ts, Of Iohn ray
h"lds, the wife heater. which has been
continued sine" February lst. was cal.
=" ny Justice l'rown Yesterday after
n.'h. ne critical condition OF Mrs.
h"NhpidS prevented an earlier nna ,.iu,.
Mrs. Reynolds stated tina; sh. ma hnsm
10 the grocery store getting supplies for
Inc family: that the articles a..
pr"uSht IN were wrapped in II piece Of
newspaper. which sh" uufol,ird and be.
gan 10 read sitting down n, th,. ,i,u,
beside the Kitchen table. bcn. some
Mhat tlrcd sh" rested her head upon
me table and fell asleep She was In
that position when John povnnli.
opened the back door and
assaulted her with piece Of brirR
MIS- kaynolds Was beaten. Knocked
down. Kicked and stamped upou p,S,
me- this assault her forehead was L.
Nrrriy cut. several teeth knocked or,t
h"SidrS receiving internal Injuries i'm
the chest ANA stomach
J"hh faEnoldS stated that one VIM
Wilson was the taus,. OF th,. tro,,,I,.
lie was honest enough IL admin M, ~
Went 10 tn" Shamrock House ana H.
nuiScd III drink before carving ali nj.
HthdiSh purpose NJ man who IN.
SSSSr" IL slightest twin Killing o., an
i"'a "i dvccn"y would have mad, IN.
htutaiE Nii" statements that E.,y-
i'o'uS u'd. ~" even pretended To cry
,NhE what ne termed Ia" DISGRACE Of
next Corporation grand Jury 80
Josiah Bland aud Thomas Inn.s
drunk. fined - and costs each
'. VI 'irifitn. assault: required !,
give peace bond and ,av cn.ts -
Carrie hrown, assault. fined s. "a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
SUNK IN PAGAN CREEK
The Schooner William H. SomeTS Goes to
the Bottom on Thursday Nights Storm
EXPERT INVESTIGATOR DECIDEDLY SLOW
Bat is Now Completed and IL Detailed
Report Has Been Made Definite
~ linn Knin Libernted-Rcni Estate
6old-FersonaI and Social.

8 Suffolk Va, Feb. 92.-(SpecaO-A gen
,fleman. who arrived in Suffolk tonight
from Smithfield, reports that schooner
William II. Somers was sunk in Pagan
Creek Thursday night during the storm,
and is still lying near Oldtown. She is
from Philadelphia and was bound for
Shriver's wharf to load with lumber for
John L. Gay, OF Suffolk. Two other
vessels engaged by Mr.. Gay 10 take Il
cargo from the same wharf had not been
heard from tonight The master OF
the SomerS. Capt. Westcott. was taken
up yesterday morning by the old Do
minion steamer which runs from Nor
folk to Smithfeld
x SLOW. BUT NOT SO SURE. The
public Of Suffolk is in state of cX-
pectancy concerning the outcome OF
pending investigation of the eX-Treas
urtrs accounts. con Quoted by two OK
pertS under the direction and espionage
& or the Town Council The resca, chcI
nave been in progress since early in
December, 1895. and vet the justifa bic.
curiosity OF the taxpayer: as 10 the
innings OF the committee has as Vet
received no official satisfaction. The
ahiInltaEole sclcnS who run the town Cf
Suhoik are secretive TO d degree which
IS calling TO the citizens whose pre-
uomihant characteristic at present is a
action.
This Investigation, while it could he
conducted for six a. twojy. ,nnn,hs
longer. Is now abou+ completed. and
Inc ine e ,s made a detailed report al
last has."t secret session. II is nlsn
4nnderstc1G from pretty god au+horifv
+ i ina definite plan Of action formu
h ,a,ea 20, on me report was agreed upon.
8 put the time OF its execution IL vngu.
80 far as can he ascertain.d to.riar.
+ a summary II remarks made by C5nn-
S eiinen' committeeman. experts ana chA
! mayor convey the impression tina. s,,,ns
4cectded action viii be taken 49,.
ss ae, aaSs. but none of them viii discIo.a
LIE Inc exact time. nor the nature a. H.,
~. oie Of the officials i,in;nd
tfchat the revelations to he mad IN
4 i iitsir iular" would make columns Of In
h stat.as matter. No official nc.lc. mas
I -peen taken Of the propositions maGn
& oy Major Wright's attorneys. ana thav
viii likely he Withdrawn. The Mnyo,.
enc CouiIcilmen are conscientious in ti.n
haalef that thetr extremely cautious nrn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23

n Meade Washington. u C.: Nathaniel
kn"wirs. phIlade lphia: Hratly e. Dul-
l"s. Phiiadciphia: T.. II. Chase. Brook
lNn; Marcus lirisscl ANA WIFI. Brock
Nn; l.. NJ iirisScl. ErooklNn; {. T. Bris-
sell l'ronklyn. Tyler Lie;h. Norfolk .
Mia' l-i"th, Norfolk; Miss Payne War
r"nton VA: Charles T.. klhurm. New
ark. \ j.: J. G Young, Newark, y. j.
;, w Matthews Richmond: n o. Clear
Tazcwcli; ". u. sutherland, Duketown:
+. Sitt"rlins Richmond; Il. ". SSaun-
d'rs, Rocky Mount; :ug-n" Withcrs.
iHnNiil"; Robert Licky. IL. Richmond;
T. W 'of"r. Richmond: i. Il. Miller.
Rappahannurk. IL. y. Payne. Atlanta.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
Town OF SUFFOLK NEWpOR1~ NF>Ns
eedure is for their constituents best

eednre is for their constituents best
interests
WILLIAM KAHN LIBERATED-
William Kahn. vino was arrested ON u
Norfolk and Western passenger train
Thursday nish, by Officer Dennis. in
SuHolk. was to-day released by SER
Seani Amcs The arrest was made i'm
accordance with telephone reuunst
sent by a Norfolk officer. hut the au-
tnofiiies did not send for him and the
liberation followed. He was said 10 hn
needed To answer a transaction mad,
W'i!ic reddlinG jcwclry. and for knowl-
"use possessed in difficulty between a
man and wife. Kahn lives near Wind
Sor anu when set free started for home
III great shape
kEAi' ESTATE SOLD. Bargain ana
sale deeds We're recorded in the County
CLERK $ office to-day as follows
Soioman j liccht and others 10 Mar
ma n. Luxe. on" lot on the property Of
me East Suffolk Land COMPANY SIa5.
r II. Smith and wife Ia Harriet Moore
I one lot in the suburb PHILADELPHIA. So75.
a. {. l'rudcn TO Sallir H. Martin. one
lot on Jackson avenue. Suffolk. 300
FIFTEEN CENTS WARRANT
Mr., Walter Jordan. chairman OF the
i6oard OF Supervisors. was to-day busy
signing county warrants in favor OF
thcS" who had rendered services. IL h.
ing the Saturday following their month
meeting. among the warrants was
""e ."r 10 cents
NY. .. i, 'oNe VIII preach AT the
.,.t,''hl "u'cn tomorrow morning on
SUNSHINE Il liealer. NJ night there
~ "r comma ,'"h OF me series "f
Shall He Live A.ain?'
y te'tsrarn from Roanoke to-day am
Annie Lyon formerly OF this county,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
To Curr u GAIA.

,, n"f Laxative Promo Quininc Tablets
nj druggists refund money if Ii fails to
cure. - cents W
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
Fire Correct 'rhinc.

For correct thing in specks and eve
glasses call on DR.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
NM att, F2etteM & CLAW.

Ladies' black silk ana Isle hose, SOC.
ones $7l.c. to close
Childs' fast black hose, double knee.
al sizes. l2lac. This is extraordinary
value.
DRESS GooDs-one case Of the IA
nous silver ticket Iicnrictt;s, IS inch
all WOOL yes. tine foreign zoe quality. 3sc.
Il yard--a special purchase and sale this
All The staples and all the choice spring
shades.
French Serge, lovely shade. all wool,
excellent serge, this really made in
France, 25c. a yard.
Chameleon Changcable fancics, one Of
the late spring cominys, 10 inches. 37,.c
Really Soc goods.
Forty five inch roulc stuff, the modest
shades Of tailor made effects. 75c. goods.
on special sale ut zoe.
Black hrocaded Mohair BrillIantine. 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. W. DUVAL & CO.,

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL ami,
al kinds OF machinery Of the most i'm.
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest hoticc. lhi ticuIar attention
10 steamboat work. DiTNhLS PATENT
EolLEi: TUBE FE.RRGLES are the
only perfect remedy for icaky boiler tubes
TAeS can be inserted i'm faw minutes by
GnE engineer. and are warranted to stop
leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23

Fifty dozen heavy pure linen huck
towels, l212c. People who see these buy
quickly.
IS inch Boucle and mozambique novel.
ties. SOC Il yard
SILK mixed with wool Roucle, extra
wide, this 75c
SILKS-Glace. Changeable lining silks
all colors. a pick up to run as u flyer,
20c yard.
Striped Silks. pure silk these. thons-
ands of yards were bought. but hun
dreds remain. Balance OF these Zoe
soon gone these
Dresden Novelties, the silks you see
sold ut $3.50, are here. SlOo When these
are sold we too will have 10 yet more
beautiful black brocaded taffctas 65c
yard Where to get more at this price
puzzles our buyer
NoTlONS-Elastic belts. fine gilt beau
'es-high novelties, only Ssc.
Ne" Side Combs. closely Initiating
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
And Thsy Dsas's ssss . nee.

Nary . bite, not even Q pleasant
smile. did Mayor Knox. City Clerk
Huesing, Lee Pau and Herman bet.
jens get in their angling expedition
at Beffalo Saturday. They srrived
home about 9 bells In the evening.
Before departing Mayor Knox
promised Mrs. Knox that n he failed
to bring home q mess Of fish this
time he would throw the pole and
line over the back fence and swear
Of angling thenceforward. On the
way TO Buffalo the party espied q
fish house. where Mayor Knox said
he would boy q mess II he failed q
catch any. They angled 10 vain
Then they went duckshooting. Mr..
Huesing was launched on q tree
stump out In the stream, bot he fell
to sleep awaiting the appearance ol
the birds. On the way home Il va,
so dark that the mayor could moi
locate the fish house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

Hoods pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge. pain or gripe. All
druggists. Is cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
Connect May Investigate

There have bsen many fresh ru.
mors sfloat of late concerning the
Twenty fourth street storm drain,
and some of them Of an exceedingly
sensational nature. Mayor Knox
stated this morning that one of these
allegations perta ned to the catch
basins and that the committee had
gone over the work and found tina,
while some Of these could not be put
in as the work progressed, owing to
the variance in the different grades
at such intersections as they were
required. they we're all being placed
nov and the work would be com.
pleted by tomorrow night. As to
the other and more serious report,
the mayor stated that he had inves-
tigated it and found no ground fol
it. 1t is limited, however, that the
council may order an inquiry into
the subject.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
HIT BY AN ENGINE.


O,a 0sssssoss osssoss Cssssssa WAsss
sss CAsssse. Dsssssgsss . 0sssry d
svsseAssg 80 ussssssosossy ossps 4
Hssss - Q LseoOsesvv.
william Leslie. % old resident Of
Hillsdale. Was killed q that place
Saturday afternoon By . Chicago.
Burlington Z Quincy engine. His
body was badly mspgled.
The accident occurred while some
switching was being done In the
town prior 10 the train-Which wss
. north bound freight-resumipg ia
journey. The train Vas In charge OF
Conductor Keller and Engineer Shaw.
Mr.. Leslie. 90 the railroad people say.
was walking down the side track when
apparently he suddenly detsrmined &c
cross TO the other side. Several cart
obstructed Mr.. Leslie's view, and no,
hearing the approach Of the engine
he stepped from the siding onto the
main track. Just In time 70 meet The
locomotive, by which his body VA
crushed. death being almost instan.
taneous.
Mr.. Leslie, who was Q widower
was so years Of age and lived with
his sons. Samuel and George Leslie
An lrssssa
Coroner Halves WAS notified Of ID,
accident late Saturday afternoon
but deputized . justice TO hold tn
inquest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
MRS. ATTWATER's SUIT
Asks for . Divorce On the Groaods Of De
sertlon and Drunkooness.

Asks for . Divorce On the Grouods Of De
sertion and Drunkeaness.
Mrs. Jessie Attwater has instituted
proceedings in the circuit court for
q divorce from Frank Attwater.
They were married in Rock Island
March %, 1888, Mrs. Attwater says.
and lived together until last
March, when without reasonable
cause, she declares, he deserted her.
Mrs. Attwater also accuses her
husband Of drunkenness, alleging
that he began the excessive use OF
intoxicants few years after their
marriage, and continued the habit
until il untitled him for the per.
Torrance Of his affairs, also result
ing in the neglect of his family.
They have one child, Frank Douglass
Attwater. the custody Of whom Mrs
Attwater seeks.
Mrs. Mary N. Hadley has started
suit through her attorney, Maj
Beardsley, for q divorce from hel
husband. Beujamin NJ. Hadlev, Il
whom she was married May 9. 1891
Mrs. Hadley charges infi;elity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
TO MAKE THE MOVE
New Con- mercial Club Will BE
Formed.
MEETING HAS BEEN CALLED.

BasaDsss Asa and Representative C1saxsas
Gs.sfally Iavftsd 70 Desperate n shs
Making Of the OrGssizsssea for Dsek
Islands Coatinued Advanesnsnt.
The new commercial club is COM
ing.
The auxiliary to commercial, in
dustrial. social and general advance
ment in Ro; K Island is to he formed.
The project which has from time to
time been agitated by The ARGUS.
and which was urged with renewed
emphasis Saturday night, has been
taken hold Of by representative citi-
zens, and a meeting has been called
at the Harper for Wednesday even
ing of this week to discuss the mat
ter and adopt the preliminary pro-
ceedings. Charles McHugh and A.
c. Dart had the matter under con-
sideration following the article ap-
Pearing in Saturday nights ARGUS,
and they determined to constitute
themselves . committee of two to
take the initiative. Notices were
sent out today for q meeting at the
Harper Wednesday evening, and
from the business like way the nm.
dertaking has been tackled. its suc-
cess is assured.
what ID Proposed.
It Is proposed first to form q COM
mercial association of business men.
whose object is the city's increased
development and advancement. 1t
is the aim, too, to make the social
feature one Of the most attractive.
To this end, Mr.. Dart has suggested
that instead of going into rooms in
business block, the club should
lease or purchase a building or house
near the business center and equip
it to suit itself, having not only the
advantages Of we'll appointed meet
ing place. but reading rooms, bath
rooms. billiard and card rooms, a
buffet and such general acoommoda.
tons as would make it inviting to
all classes of people at all times.
This plan is q little elaborate. but to
accomplish anything at all there
must be a purpose to aim him.
1t is unnecessary to reiterate the
Importance and necessity Of an or
ganization of this sort to Roch
Island. There must be plans de-
vised and worked out for the city't
continued advancement. A body oil
business men working as an auxil'
larry to the city council can sc:om.
plish much, as has been shown in the
past.
Let the new commercial club bs
formed, and then. success to l..
efforts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

DR.. s. C. Plummer goes to St.
Louis this week to attend the annual
reunion of the Society Of the Army
of the Tennessee. which met in Rock
Island few years ago. when the city
had the glory of receiving rs guests
Sherman. Logan. Chetiain and
Gresham and others Of the nations
famed and gallant defenders. OF
those mentioned. Gen. Chetlain. the
president Of the society, 10 the oaly
survivor now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
MRS. WITT DISAPPEARS.
Police Searching Ros - Uptown Wen
Who 10 Gss ssossy DeosseO1.

Police Searching For - Uptown Weaas
Who - ssbsessy D~osssso.
John c. Witt, 1906 Thirty-6rst
street. called at police headquarters
yesterday and asked assistance In q
search for his wife. who. he said.
had dissppears d.
Mrs. Witt, whose mental equilib-
rum 10 s,mewhat shattered. has
left home before. Several months
ago she went away without making
her destination known 10 her hue
band or friends. and visited various
cities in the south. and Was finally
located in Chicago after . long
search. Mr.. Witt told the police
that he had arranged TO have Mrs.
Wits sanity passed upon In the
county court today. and supposing
that she became aware Of his inten.
tons. she ran away.
Mrs.. Witt was located last night
by Officer Newcomb. She was taker
to the county jail and locked up. Hel
sanity will be inquired into.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

A Ola RessAsas Of IhAs CRY Rassss Away
- Qsasey.
Patrick Murrin, Of this city, today
received . telegram conveying the
sad intelligence Of the death OF his
mother, Mrs. Michael Murrin. ss
Quincy at s o'clock this morning.
The deceased was An old resident Of
Rock Island, having lived ohsre
nearly forty years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murrin left Rock Island several years
ago. Mrs. Murrin was 81 years Of
age. With the husband were left 10
children: James. Matthew and
Thomas. st. Louis; Mrs. Sayres,
North Platte, Eeb., Mrs. Peter King.
and Harry. Wyoming; Mrs. NelIa
Erickson. Julesburgh, Col; Miss
Della Murrin and Charles Murrin.
Quincy; and Patrick Murrin, Of this
city.
Cornelius A. Martin WAS laid at
rest beside his wife in Chippiannock
cemetery yesterday afternoon. Fun
eral services were conducted at the
residence on Third avenue by Rev.
W. c. McCulloch, of the First Meth
odist church. A quartet composed
Of Mrs. A. Won Keockritz. Miss Ger
tie Wilcox and j. +. Robinson and
Sewall Dodge sang several hymns.
The home was filled with friends,
who came to pay fiual tribute to one
Of the city's best known and valued
citizens. The floral offerings were
numerous. The pallbeaI ers were:
A. H. Pollard, j. F. Robinson. j. +.
Van Horn, Frank Jenkinsop, Eugene
Hansen and Frank Ostrum.
The funeral of Gertrude, daughter
of Aid. and Mrs. John c. Surman,
occurred from the home, 62l Ninth
avenue. at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Rev. T. w. Grafton. of the
Memorial Christian church, ofiici.
ated. There we're hymns BY the
Memorial Christian choir. There
were . number of nice floral trib.
utes. Interment was made ~ Chip
piannock cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Gin.
ton will be held from the home .,
1880 tomorrow morning. Interrmen'
will take place at fowler's Grove
Presumption.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
sHoWEReO WITH RICE
Soeso 1t the Rock Island . Peoria Depot
This Morning.

seess 1t the Rock Island . Psoris Depot
This Morning.
A newly married couple with
transportation for Springfield, ILL.,.
we're showsred with rice at the Rock
Island & Peoria depot while boarding
THE mornings 8 o'clock passenger.
The couple evidently did not ex-
pect such a farewell. The party
which consisted Of the couple. q
gray-haired lady an auburn haired
lady and q girl Of about Is summers.
came to the depot in . carriage.
The train was about ready to leave
when they walked out of
the waiting room. where the
parting ceremony was re-
hearsed. Pleasant words and smiles
were being exchanged, while the
elderly lady walked alongside the
newly-wedded pair, leading them to
to ths.traip. The others were stroll
ing along after. Suddenly the
lady and the girl, each supplied with
a good-sized sack OF rice, which they
had secretsd beneath their jackets,
began showering handsiul of the sill.
very grain onto the forms OF bride
and groom, whose countenances
turned all colors Of the rainbow when
they realized what joke was being
played on them before the crowds OF
people on the train and about the
depot. The rice throwing continued
until the couple got into the car.
Then there was . wave of handker.
chiefs; the train pulled away, and &C
did the carriage. And the depot
platform is covered with rice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
LAID LOW IN A SALOON.
Prudent Won DsPutts 1rJsssd IN . sstur.
day Night Besv'.

Pradent Won DsPutts IrJassd in . satur.
day Might Beav;.
John Bohart. who runs q saloon on
the corner Of Third avenue and
TSenty-second street, 10 booked to
appear in Magistrate Schroeder's
court this afternoon to answer a
charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred by Prudent Won DePutte. who
carries evidence OF having rough
treatment. his head being enveloped
in bandages.
The trouble occurred in Bohart's
saloon about 10 o'clock Saturday
night. Louis Van Lampe and Pru-
dent Won DePutte, both more or less
the worse for load OF hops, were
having some words and would &C.
casionally slap one another, Just to
make things Interesting.
Bohart. 90 1t is claimed, procured
q billy club, which he had behind the
bar. and without any warning.
brought it down on Won DEPUTIES
Uranium. The blow rendered the
man unconscious and laid his scalp
open. He soon revived, however.
the police were called and he WAS
taken to Reiss' drug store, where Dr.
Paul sewed mp the wound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

To make il apparent to thousands,
think themselves i'll, that they are
not afflicted with any disease. bu:
that the system simply needs cleans
ing. 10 TO bring comfort home to
their hearts. as . costive condition Is
easily cured BY using Syrup Of Figs.
Manufactured BY the California Fig
syrup company osly. and sold BY al
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

Mrs. j. P. Weyerhauser was elected
treasurer of the Ladies' Industrial
Relief society at it's meeting Satur.
day afternoon at No. school, sue
ceeding Mrs. W. H. Marshall. Who
resigned.
Reports from the solicitors were
received. but the society is yet in
need of assistance. A Rock Island
business man made q monetary do.
nation which enables the society to
open up another room in tine build.
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

The Ruth came down and returned
north.
The Verne Swain was in and ont
Of port.
The water was $40 and station.
airy At the Rock Island bridge this
morning; the temperature being so.
The water is falling ut St. Paul.
Reeds Landing. La Crosse, North
McGregor and st. Louis, is ri ing q,
Bed Wing. Des Moines Rapids and
Keotuk and stationary at Dubuque
and here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16

Generally fair tonight and Tues
day; colder by Tuesday night. South
erly winds shifting TO westerly. To
days temperature sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-16
Cssassh d the nsssA

IL dangerous disease. Il may lad
directly TO consumption. Catarrh 10
caused by impure blood. and the true
way to cure Il IL by purifying the
blood. Hoods Sarssparilla cures
catarrh because IL removes the cause
OF IL BY purifying the blood. Thou
sands testify that they have been
cured BY Hoods Sarsapariila.