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THE ARTISTS PRIVILEGE.
No Phase of Life Which the Realist May
Not Touch.

No Phase of Life Which the Reslist May
Not Touch.
In defense of his literary methods
Arthur Morrison, the English novelist,
writes in The New Review:
81 have been asked, in print, if 1
think that there is no phase of life
which the artist may not touch. Most
certainly I think this; more, I know it.
1t is the artists privilege to seek his
material where he thinks we'll, and it
is no mans privilege to say him nay.
If the community has left horrible
places and horrible lives before his
eyes, then the fault is that of the COM
munity, and to picture these places and
these lives becomes not merely his priv
ilege, but his duty. 1t was my fate to
encounter place in Shoreditch where
children were born and reared in cir
cumstances that gave those children no
reasonable chance of living decent lives,
where they were born foredamned to
criminal or semicriminal career. 1t
was my experience to learn the ways of
this place, to know its inhabitants, to
talk with them, eat, drink and work
with them.
''For the existence of this place and
for the evils it engendered the COM
munity was responsible, and every
member of the community was and is
responsible in his degree. If had been
rich man, might have attempted to
discharge my peculiar responsibility in
one way; if had been a statesman,
might have tried another. Being neither
Of these things, but simple writer of
fiction, endeavored to do my duty by
writing tale wherein hoped to bring
the condition of this place within the
comprehension of others. There are
those who say I should have turned
away my eyes and passed by on the
other side, on the very respectable
precedent of the priest and the Levite
in the parable.
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NO DANGER OF CIVIL WAR.
why Uncle Sans Big Family Will Hence
forward Live In Peace.

Why Uncle SANS Big Family Will Hence
forward Live In Peace.
There is no longer any danger of
civil war, says Woodrow Wilson in The
Atlantic There was war between the
south and the rest of the nation because
their differences were removable in no
other way. There was no prospect that
slavery, the root of those differences,
would ever disappear in the mere proc
ess of growth. 1t was TO be apprehended,
ON the contrary, that the very processes
of growth would inevitably lead to the
extension of slavery and the perpetua-
ton of radical social and economic con-
trasts and antagonisms between state
and state, between region and region.
A heroic remedy was the only remedy.
Slavery being removed, the south is
now joined with the west-joined with
it in stage of development, as region
chiefly agricultural, without diversified
industries, without multifarious trade,
without those subtle extended nerves
which come with all round economic
development, and which make men
keenly sensible of the interests that link
the world together, as it were, into a
single community. But these are lines
of difference which will be effaoed by
mere growth, which time will calmly
ignore. They make no boundaries for
armies to cross.
Tide water Virginia was thus sepa-
rated once from her own population
within the Allegheny valleys - held
two jealous sections within her own
limits. Massachusetts, once knew the
sharp divergences of interest and design
which separated the coast settlements
upon the bay from the restless pioneers
who had taken up the free lands of her
own western counties. North Carolina
was once a comfortable and Indifferent
"east' to the uneasy west" that was
to become Tennessee. Virginia once
seemed old and effete to Kentucky.
The 'great west" once lay upon the
Ohio, but has since disappeared there,
overlaid by the changes which have
carried the conditions of the least" to
the great lakes and beyond.
There has never yet been time in
our history when we were without an
least" and 'west, but the novel day
when we shall be without them is now
in sight AS the country grows it will
inevitably grow homogeneous. Popula
tion will not henceforth spread, but
compact, for there is no new land be-
tween the seas where the 'west" can
find another lodgment. The conditions
which prevail in the ever widening
least" will sooner or later cover the
continent, and we shall at last be one
people.
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Dosed the Doctor.

Doctor, just an instant please" ex-
claimed caller at the office of man
of physic as he caught sight of the
physician disappearing in his private
office.
"I'll see you shortly, SIR" was the
curt reply.
"But a second is all I want" per-
sisted the caller.
"I'll see you directly, SIR" with
sternness.
The visitor took seat in the gener-
al reception room, read the afternoon
paper through, looked at the pictures,
played with the dog and took nap
After 30 minutes or more had passed
the medicine man came out of his den
and with an air of condescension said
to the visitor:
"Well, now, my man, am at your
service. Your turn has come. What can
I do for you?"
"Oh, nothing in particular was
the reply. II just dropped in to tell
you that your neighbours three COWS
have escaped from the barn and are
having picnic in your garden and
flower beds. Strand Magazine
The Jamesburg record., 1897-08-07
A
WORD

on hats.
Price doesn't tell how
cheap hat is.
If you buy hat for 5oc.,
and it doesn't keep color, or
last a reasonable time, it's dear
If you buy a 80 or S. Dunlap
it will stand knocking about
water won't hurt it;
the felt won't crack; it keeps
color; and in a year looks
better than a low-priced hat
worn a month.
Edges don't fray out.
Out-lasts a half-dozen cheap
hats, and looks better
all the time.
Fact.
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North Atlantic squadron's Cruise.

Washington, July 2S.-The date for
fhe sailing of the north Atlantic squad
ron from Tompkinsville on the summer
cruise Of maneuvers has been set for
Aug. 2.
The Jamesburg record., 1897-08-07
COLLlER'S WEEKLY

OF all Weekly Papers there must be one
which is the best; Golfers Weekly is that
one.
1t is made by a combination of the greatest
writers and the greatest artists in the world,
who are regular contributors to its pages, and
each of whom occupies page every week.
Mayo w. Hazeltine writes the Editor
ials. TT ere is no living man who sees clearer,
thinks straighter and can convey thought with
such cogency and charm as he.
Edgar Saltus writes 'Our Note Book
The wide scope and brilliant quality of this
famous writer's mind peculiarly fit him for
this function.
Julian Hawthorne does our "Vitascope-'
These papers ada week by week to the wealth
of reputation already worldwide.
Last, but not least, Edgar Fawcett, in his
"Men, Manners and Moods finds himself at
his best: and that best is unsurpassed by any
contemporary author His social philosophy
his satire, his humor and his poetry constitute
him the favorite writer of men and women of
the world.
As for our Artists-words cannot describe
pictures and these drawings will speak for
themselves. SO bright galaxy of famous
names as we expect to present never before
shone together in any journal.
This incompatible paper goes to every sub.
scriber for S4.OO year, payable soc. month
On receipt of your order the paper will be sent
you tor one mopththen our collector will call
on you for the first payment OF so Cents; and
he Will call for a similar sum every month un-
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secure such ample returns of intellectual pro-
fit and pleasure.
Address,
GOLFERS WEEKLY.
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and 526 to 532 West Fourteenth Street
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

i~rsilianiasn 8 beaslHihaaun9 uno @st'
htSsiurihtuug IT uuo neil he eInem
briisreu 9~ebsnsaeuus Hahhrtbi 10 ihtr
o~Cpntbnlbsu bti hdoli ca @lcaentstten
mt Dem plritdmib n SOuutog Hat "a
60 fiji. asr0 r. geit'ee 6otlitrtt
aber p'rmng fih teI ter l~rsifren 8 BINS
anituuuus ,aibs: 81 snip It IN, ois b |
Der purtta7l'h .rtnfipHd zen.
Welhe Sp,'1e,ls Ter nernom,ttlni
DER &,publit oas hr bent ben Go
udn fruHg srcnAieu ii00, ta11 mon
I'm oeIiIldfeu mabm,hmep. ~ mn mlr
Die 5ionirr, n bs Te GpiiHa', NIT jeusn
ueralstAt, w;las ie me,bst. Na
SaodItrien lian ou1 Eeull 4 NHsrjtn
nee uislfoh ~ taii It pOrce7. DE Gss
'er'n lielen On ndrtIisn Is ois t'1e su
u, btlterb,o6littua9 res 2'ross, uno
ole tCullh.amsrt'mihsn 5lrner astD
zen, 100 lie IT'D oHfsceiu, al ut aIb.n
MT "a ben e~,lOtars 6ter.
uuN por,n ioQ DE ccuiih.omsrtlHi
'ha Bsp6ttsrurg i'd ned n b. ,o MI
;en?" pat le ni1t UrreGwlW Al15
naaenommsn, pas eo8 4lao Sates b.
.tt? 81 es cher oHocrUlslts ,lrnm u
tami6." psnu fl urermiolin plrrlaU
iden JlnliiFmJ5 , 9 o!"unS. be
lige uRn Qaut. Let DE- 8rr-,b 'ion uao
be politli1e Corruption b,fdmpt?
@ot ME bnbsn ihpsre 3siu rbdll
niiie bic oeutIa'nmtriinnlIle 8srD't.
ruHg ioduiB g~siunotH, lbysn patriotic
lheu Bfl!bten rodjufommer. 8!e IT.
oie Stlnnt,u 6sOrGe 8libir8ipHs &C
gen Die Sssrt GngldrbS ibia9en bIli.
10 fdmpits lie in Den itw:rsH T1ael
oss Sir9ntr,ssts IN iclhau M lien
unter Dem Steruer65rrsr, ooB iie NIT
ia trfer Ginie BITE GgtidelouUs her5et.
iibreu b'If. lluO init ME r'dti8em
Ssrharos 81 81 ben po't,ib'a 8lupien
SlsaunI ~ rebmsn wrB z, &g.l' ,lr %
ar, fu:s AuIreten aes Il pe 5rilli'on
be- = plsrgslofs mo III gyueltr Bet
as, en oie NJ beimrigtis Sr1au'g uaters
uertbigen S~lIbefsfl0ts. 3 H. y '6:
bdltun9 ihrsr & se at nNb Sprahe
wiIroe bic oautih omer,gJnlihs y U0t
'srlrs tpnbtltsiutl4 nett Ueatger onrs
gsuo ueb tbeiIpetle epiitcIosuo aui Nts
81 neutrality-suspicious. her S~e,elRl9ien
Staater geWl,it babsu.
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fxs- 9,e bet souf q ples tleotnse

HxS- De bst Sout q plns tlsa'nee
frlhere Bcrtert's @d,'1e~si rstn O.
tdulldfeiten unter 9n'ea @ebtuauuaer
gu f'ufsu oocr ~ pndtCH. Nobeyes be-
u M 8orhert. Scut Gatios, ooer
bfi + 2ins in oCr Nortre,u Office 10
Ia Jous lbr etrs neu' Nris,be mi
DIN ocer elns alte e|rnenern mott, psrs
seBt n't' por,u'p eden bel 8. 6 al
SER Slcd, 81. G!cuo. 5O-bo
~" Roaf! 4}umpsE uan Rpcrt6
len ~ .~AripHfsc's ST.. g
1as- @elO 81 rnlejben auf cuit'oir'
tee aarmlano gu org 'mrIisueH Rnteu.
". y. Ilteu, 9err Stod, q. GIonr.
iR,rr. 50-ho
Hss- Cir GROCER Borrath On urae,
poarisu Shubsn 81 rieoriasu B'eiicr
be' Z 20. WDt'sr. 3. Gps. i1oiit A.
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Yornrtbeils scGen GinsewanOerte.

@seeriiber Dem iters0 ppm nn'ip lii
iten Sommsr, BOP bic grgsm ,nosrtsr
y p0lterun9aelem nte fit nrgfb Ih mid.
ihrsl asnua ycH'milireu," 1T IS i>bl
ON Bog, BON 3 It 81 3 IT oarauf hin
suoeutsn. ME u,sl Die S,rein' eten StaG'
len ihrsu Nroptiu Siraern uno sumo.
fer osuilt.o mer'tanifhen BeuOlierure
1u onufsn baber. DEM mdbrsno :
msriitn sirgennnherisn BfpGtftrnnq9-
fIsmsnts nltts luslter mliscbra6t o.,
bsp, OILS Ibre Atbsltsffoft uno lbrsn o.
iInosn Sinn uuo 9nisn WlG n, ut ons
tsu'id amsyltauiihe SypOisruEasele.
men, IN 6ol9s h'r Seibtbl'iun9 iGini
@ia'rart 81 s,nsm Ger wth r9Itsu Jat.
loren IN Der culiuraeih htlIhsn GntIult
lura Der rpInam rltanIiben u ,pubit
ssworoen.
Wenn nsuer0irgs nebtn ben ~frnIisr
moisr,slsn Nniitisu urb Setrsbunasr,
fUelhe iih bl5bsr i'm raiionoleI Gsb
Der 8srfiniatsn Stoo'sn IberWlsgert
9sItsuO 81 mohsu rflesten. INNER msbi
tosaIsre Nnihauurgen uno y ~itrsbu7sst
III u'slsn 3wsleen css ofisttid2u 9sbsus
be,porirsitn, 10 1T bas in eIher 2tn,e
nit Elm Sr,Istt Ter osuiih:nmetitnnl-
,hen Bsu6lteruus. Die 4HeIe Der Dfi
iit uRo Dee @siaGss wuroe lanse Snbr
sshnte binemd u BON 9eutih. Nmeri
fiutrn lisbsuol aei0roert, bis ihluBtrd
oub in Der anglo amsrlfoniidsn Bsu0l
fsruue n,sie Nsisuns srpahte uno iid
mob b,m upn 2euiihsQ metifanern II
@elonausrsiusu uno bel 9or5erten I'M
Wunii,itsn %ssssbeusn Bsiiplsl raid ent
10 dslte.
M'ht miresr mittia II bic f6rper,
l,4e Sl9enoeIStebuaa, oie IN oem ST
Sishuuas ipitm oer Sereiniater Staatsn
10 lanse . .rrG9laliai iOuibe, bis i6i,eB
LTD Die lur9e uno ratbaliise Nureaunq
n unieru oeutib amerifanlihsn 1ur1-
. ieirsn bslsbeuo mufts, 10 oaB felt ei
nsr iur5su Gsibe pon Slbrsn n,tt uur
bei Der SuQrnn. iouoera aub BET Or
mchier'n i0rperlide usbun3tu cine I'm
mer ul1llssre u de lpielsn. Su dhn.
lider Nslie bat Die otulih amsrltlTiin
Bsp0Iferuna pisliah osm asidmmten u
Siebuu9s'ptsm pes Ganots oas Bsp a.
nuilshtidt. wle man am y .utIihftn q,
Der ull.emsin s%lnssluarisu 6 rrIttur9
Der ainosrsirien srisben fann. Die
itrnmmere 9lsc pin Der osuiihsomsri
fanli6'n Sduleu breiist iih aud mebr
neu ben Shalsn aus, in bsnen aus.
,tlrBIit III ensiider Sp abe Inter.
riht e. b III uro.
Bon 8 item srahsrSiasn Ba,itaner
ibumi IN 70 be osuiitsamtrltantihs Bs.
no ierurg on b,tisrli,u oueeisiut Ct, rsi
iis n e,isr 2'nie Die 2rdssr,a einer
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Aberdeen. - 6ier aus perIbleoenen
2beilen bes Staates einsetroiienen Be
ribten suiol9e limb sablreibe Siiid Sieb
w0breno Der neuliden tulten Witterur9
Sm 8runbe ge9an9en.
Siour sails. = Cine grobe Grplo'
lion fano in benz @ebGuoe Der bieligen
@as:@eiellibait itatt. 1as Tad oes
Sanes wuroe in Die 2uft a%eiprengt uno
ioniti9er Sbaoen aneeridtet. Wenn Der
Brand, ben Die Grploiion peruriabt, niht
rebtSei;i9 seloibt woroen mare, bate man
audi Die GrplOlion eunes groben 6alolm'
SebGlterS 81 perSeibneu gebobt. Der
moterielle Sbaben betrdgt 5000.
0esmet.-3w mbetannte M0mer
braden IN Die Saiiieibe Ipotbete elm nno
nabmen ubren unb ~ionitige Wertbloben
I'M @eiammtluer.be pom $500 IN ibren Ves
iiB. Ole YOliIei nabm einen Don ben bei'
ben Gdnbern %gefangen, aber Der Nnoere
entfam nit Der Veute.
Yierre.--9ie populiitiiben Witslie'
Der Der 0e9iSlatur iebten Die Sollotoge
iiber Die Ntamen ibrer YarteigenoIien. Ole
iib I'm Die Smnoesienatorwiiroe bewer'
ben, tort. Hlowman ibeint jebt BON Den
populiltiIbem Ganoiooteu ole Sberbano
gewonnen III baben. @ei Der leBten NIB
ltimmuug i'm Caucus erbielt er % Stim'
men, wabreuo fir Den Snnoesienator
&ple % Stimmen a~bgeeeben wuroen
Der Staatsienat nabm Die Halmeribe
Heiolution an, uonah cine llnterlubung
sur JeltItelluna Der Seoiuguugen, inter
ruelben Die 8ebduoe auf Der Sllieton'He'
ierpalion p%ertouft wuroeu, ein9eieitet mer'
ben ioll. Ter Bomb, ben Der Stuats'
ibabmeiiter ais Siherung %itellte, wuroe
ent9e9engenommen. Gem llnterbaule wrr'
De cine aemeiniame He~iolution por9ele9t,
wonab in 3utunft ein 3weiorittel: Sotum
CUR V%a'iirung pon Qmenoemeuts eriOr'
oerlih iein ioll. 9os finite Ballot tySobl
oes Sunoesienators) ereob iol9enbes Ge'
~iultat: Bidder SO, &ple 80, Vouds 10,
BIowman II, 6oooptoonb 6, Halmer,
Seller uno Sirt lie 2 Stimmen.
Withell. - Ter ieit ldn9erer Belt
permiBte Vebrer aueuit 2uclos ioll in Gan
5rancisco, Sal, aufsetauht lein.
Dautton.-Sobn Wiuter, Elm mobl'
babenoer, Iebs,ebu Weilen noropeltlib
pon Der Staot w%obnenoer 9anowirtb, lit
erfroren. WGbreno Der leBten pier Sage
baben Die thermometer in Der b%ieii9en
llmae9eno Is bis "a Grab inter ytlll re;
eiitrirt.
6 DIE Siir9er Der
StGotben Yoneiteel uno 6oirior IN Gre;
gorp @ountp baben 2lusihiiiie %ernonut,
welbe pcribla9en iollen, ouf melde g4eiie
iih cine Tereinbaruna Der jutereiien bel.
Der ElaBe e%r,ielen loiien wiro. IS iolleu
ndmlib beioe StGothen unter cine Der.
paltuna aeltellt meroen.
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WrnAbeigeg;ilHm 8ctfGuie.
our ten aRrrftrn" strttttt Won Rtstatsr Scr
NJ. 4 mmti.

6arttu .Rrrhtrn" strttttt Won Rsstarpr 5srrr
u VI. 4 mmfi.
6reoerit Gmoe uuo @ottin on j
9ticol iir She'll Got 2 0ilber'S
i Noo Eopnespille. ........ 140
\ Y@iIbert unO @Nttln III Wrlgbt
SpaulOluQ ilr Cots l q 2 Bid
4 @ilberta 4 400 Bapnespjlle.. 80
Ole 4 @i0 mo @aitin oil 6nloer
Glen tur W. 81 Sec 10 :
1874 Sldile 80 uno Qnneres.... 1915
Gic St = " q " 8p 50 an u
gSiuter filr Cots 6 ~ ! Slod 81
Wlbanp. ia
Vaul OuD an Nrorew Cterber9
iur Cots 25 IL 26 Bid . Neit&
Searle Noo. 800
Nnna 3eriebr al Serman g Ser:
febr Fir gGt SCI Sec 81 :
1874 Nlaiie 81 un0 Nn0eres. -. 500
Heisr 2boitenion uno @ottin on y
Beoerion iir Sg4 Se4 Sec 81
3 1875 Slaiie "a. .......... 500
glnbrine Feoeriou uno Satin an
. y Sboitenion fir s. SCI 3
Go 1874 Sloiie 1900
Sie ct Saul u q M 3g So an
Sploeiter Glort iir SY&4 WgNi.
Sec 33 : 1872 Sloiie 31....... 400
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Seutjd)e &aHee: Yobnen.

@dr oft tc1etsn mir In Tsutitllnb urt
Ger Shwti, 8afts bon tts'er SrbTe ,uts
rsitst. 1ttlslte srrest ltsran Grfaunen!
Die 3eiten iint bart. - { a mus 8 II as
lpart werpen.-Wan ;istt spn sinem sadct
serus 9uten 8a6ss, UNI cine Samttts Or
nate idna su psrlerasn. 8sttibt ubsra1
Stnetpe tieie Icti, aus une lenrs Is
Gems in g%riefmorien all Som q. Sliser
Setb So Va&rpfs. Wis. fur Elm Tadst
1afss Samen une esuiid,aS ameniltclca
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Sbcr1'o 9Srcile.

Gintae fur rsr aestra:l9 @fare ardru.
ltrter 9udtr fur q 90; Winnefrm CUR
atum. 20 5t5 lie IS Gcr,; aut.r 1iIt.
Sprur 20 Sts. he Wrgou,; Del, S2s
ne @lrone; Nrf,trsjn. l. Ets. ne @anc.
M. 8cmmt dnp mr. srf2dvrrs > Hfre bl
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uHiere Yrdmien.

Wir tsfinesn urs i'm pefse neusr
Seneun9fn wanihenswsrtter Yrdmisn,u u.
ter mslten mir nameniltt he itpnsn Scr.
Tenn utter. 8rIsntronie ermdbnen. lie Gus.
rabl an tnterefantsn Grjltlanssblhern
une intaltsrsiten @sbetsutun IN st.
ne srrBs. ure cine eisitr prdhircnsn
Yramtsn ii6trt fb rim Stssr eur6 gcr.
auses,atluns hes nTcreftrn" aufsin Satr
gu Ran lsnte unt eit,sn 9'stras ptrmii.
lelit resiRrtritm Srisfs petr YeidnwetIuns.
uns mad Gmpfins ets @slees mtre bic at.
plNi&h vramts lpfcrt frsi ustlhidt.
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rbne Shmer3en III psruriabsn. ii sinss
uni rer 9 pe;ialttdten. rbaltit atsr inter
umitaneen urIere 8rsris. Wir ia
ben (tft ienen. lie NIT urs bsrst's uuier
batsn) rem &uf. RAP mir bic b its
n. unc 8rpnen Mrbtit l%isferr. bic is
in ct CLUB pCribiet ruree. W,r teie.
ban earauf. oas unfsre Yrsife uns asfats
10 4uten &resit errertfn ais unlsrs Artsit
@oDt T. SpratleD,
NtSlurs 4 Ssarls 9lcd.
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Neinigt eusr Ylmt.

Sd bin i'm @'fse siuss lstr w~erttpcQ,n
unt erprcttsn y ,ertss res Ieinsr ,3eit 10
beribmten Jpftrrs g1itttn aus @hsntbol
In lirrl, NEEDLES eie Gilenitaft tsliBt. anc
8rantbet!tn. melhe turh llursiriateit res
glutss entiietfn, ~ psrtutsn unt s,tIelten
~ teilen. Scl9erhs Ysricnen wureen euIt
bic Wtet,in a'tfilt; 6cfw. y. Gruarr
Sumter. >. g. y, ron OF Wartin. Srbn
Semen, Nftaer Srcpn. @tgsei Sbuma.
der, S. 1c5rec, Sterin Sbtp. Vcr,tn,
Scun!a .Stabmejiisr pGn AIerantrta. 6u.
40 yunlbdr n, Nrptbe'er IN Brandon, tat
bic Neeiiin fertia ium Gsrtlufsn, urc ate.
wtlts In mtirer Ndtblritaft ron eerlel.
ben Setrduh maiden, getsn ttr eds .3sua-
NIP, taB lis in ietsr 6iniht prrtteiitc fte
Wirturg eat; lie II Elm rrtrfidmes W,tiel
aegen TruIen9eitwuIt. Srhuen,a. Iipb.
tterie ure &beumatismus UNI fed itets ae.
nrnmen rerten, menn man ntht gut fublt;
ltnere Spfilsn line tann iu rertuten,
Wafer. cesr 5leiihiuppsn pcr,u,ieten.
GrwahIens nsbmfn finsr halten 1beflpf-
fel, atnesr cine asrtrgsrs Sulrtitdt. @enn
tls Slut rein n. 1T cine Amputaticn Der
Pdnte urt 1uBs uitt npltia; Wuneen bel.
len BON leItlt, rpenn Tie nur rdrm aetalten
psreen. Hur Elm gcriut. unb bic Suite
irire ni6t austletten, Seller, Der ben al
ten WlSner fenrt. reib. cap sr tein.n gum.
bua irsitt. Is III mir nitt mcslih, uter.
al tiniuttmnler; ptr eas 6seept wlnlht,
pencs lid an lsinen Srispfarrsr, Der tas
&etert tslist. 2urh adufen tss 8rtptfs
bat man ZEN Gpribttl. els man weis mas
man fault. mas riht tsr 6al n. rtrn man
Wse',tn tluft. Wsin 8eetpt bat lih bic
ltei +, itsns tsmdtrt. uni ele rs lit Meter
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-23
CITY CHAT.

Charles Reimers is in the city.
Spring lambs at II. Tremann's Sons.
Spring lambs at H. Tremann's
Sons.
Best Is cent linen collar 10 cents
The London.
Choice potatoes Is cents bushel
at Horizons.
$3.50 for fine all wool suits at the
the London.
Buy your smoked meat Of H. Ire
MAINS Sons.
Reliable shirts. 4s cents. Som.
mers & La Velle.
Special sale on mems shoes-$2 for
81 so. Dolly Bios.
Bananas, apples. oranges and
strawberries at Longs.
Dance at Turner hall Saturday
evening. Admission Is cents.
$3.50 for fine all wool suits. All
the latest plaids. The London.
Bulk garden and grass seeds, Early
Ohio seed potatoes. Hess Bros.
Wax and green beans. peas. let
tuce and asparagus at Horizons.
The greatest line OF spring style
hats to select from. Stewart, the
halter.
Men and boys golf caps Saturday
only IL cents, worth IS cents. The
London.
Creamery butter Ia cents and
choice dairy butter 10 cents . pound
~ Horton's.
The climax will be reached tomor.
row at the grand spring opening sale
ut McCabe Bros.
81 20 suits are all wool aud not e
be bought elsewhere for less thar
$500 to $3.50. The London.
Try Adams fine vici kid hand
turned shoe for e3. No tacks o.
thread to make your feet sore.
The Daughters Of American Revo
luton will m. ct at the residence o
Mrs. E. g. frazer Saturday, May l
The papers don't tell half the spe
cial features each day at McCabe'
opening sale. Go every day and see
Children's all wool suits, sizes 8 &
IL, worth IS, IS SO and a, smok
sale price. $l.95. at Simon's, Daven
port.
The greatest and best bargain
saved for the last day. A tremer
deus crowd 10 expected. McCab
Bros.
Green peas. wax beans. spinach
asparagus, cucumbers, lettuce
radishes green onions and pie plan
ut Longs.
Buy Of Adams and get . HAND
turned shoe Ut the same price hi
competitors want for sti1. mschiC
made goods.
Leon Maugenet's celebrated tripl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-23
WAS ABANNER DAY
Piano Buyers Out in Force at
the Great instrument Sale.
VALUES ARE BE1He SLAUGHTERED.

Yeotssday's Sale Of Rlaaos and Oe6ona
Largely Ezessdsd neaasy's - Bsviby's
sale to cisss Dat HIS Wholesale sssek-
A. This Rate the stoek Win Al b Sold
h . Pew Dsys-re secure Ohoses Oons
Soon.
Yesterday was the banner day oil
our sale to close out our wholesale
stock, in the number Of sales con-
summated and the number Of callers.
who were certainly agreeably sur.
prised to actually see the great bar
gains We are Offering in piano va.ues.
This sale Of ours marks an epoch
in the history Of the piano business
In this section. Never before has
there been such wholesale slaugh-
ter In the prices OF pianos. Never
before. nor is the time likely to come
again, when pianos can be bought on
easy monthly payments. il desired.
for less money than dealers can buy
them for cash.
Just think Of it! A full size, genu-
Inc mahogany case, upright piano
for $.37. e2o cash, 81 per month,
buys it.
High grade Hallet 4 Davis. Need
ham and other pianos are going for
t147, t16s, $175 to e218.
$25 cash, $40 per month buys
them.
Weber parlor grand, beautiful
mahogany case, retail price $70O-
sale price 1915. e25 cash e12 per
month buys it.
Brand new Estey and other organs
for &3s, &43. &53 S62 and e6S.
s. cash, IS to IS per month, buys
them.
Come early tomorrow and select
while there 10 q goodly number te
choose from and while you can gel
one for less than Wholesale cost.
D. ROY BOwLBY,
1909 Second avenue. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-23
Dinner Sets.

100-piece Dinner Set. semi-porce-
lain, . beauty. almost transparent.
100-piece Dinner Set, decorated,
new shapes, &c 81.
100-piece Dinner Set. Gas.
100-piece Dinner Set, semi.porce-
lain, latest shapes. . beautiful decor
alton. rich enough for the richest,
el27S.