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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
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Us strained joint durable? Us local ln-
nammatlon durable? OF course. If pro-
per.y treated. So is piles.
People often become afflicted with plies
and Is some o.d "chr0l.e who bias ol-
ways pcrs icd u tlc wrong treatment
and naturally he dIse0urIsrs th0m hy
te'lIng them THAT thDIr case s hopeless.
They u uu discourage others. and
thus disease Chat cam in every case nc
cured hy careful and shnful handling
allowed to sap thc energy of thousands
who might free themselves of the trouble
in fow days.
Pyramid Pile Cure viii cure the most
aggravated case of hom0rrho'ds Boo 900 as-
t0ui-ringly short time. DO relieves the
courestDd parts reduces the tumors in-
stuuUY uo matter how large. allys The
Inflammation and stops tho aching or
itching at once
Thousands who had rcsortcd to cNpcn-
sivc surgical treatment have been cur II
hy the Pyramid Pile Curc-in n number o.
instances persons who had spent months
in "a hospital under n pile specialist
Ii is a remedy that none need fear 10
apply even 90 the most aggravated
swollen and inAamcd hcmowhoidal tue
mors.
If YOU are afflicted with this stubborn
disease you can master 70 and master 90
quickly
This remedy is mo- longer ana experiment
but medical certainty Do is manufac-
turca hy The Pyramid Drug Co.. of ALI
bion. Mich
Druggists sell it NJ so cents per box. 10
is becoming the most popular pile cure
this country has ever known and Drug
gists everywhere are ordering 10 for their
customer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov Especial
Last night young Jack Heath keeper OF
an Alexandria county resort. playfully
nred revolver towards one JOhnson's
feet. The bail struck near. and. giancing
up entered Johnson's eye. and was cut
out the back OF his head. His condition
Us precarious.
missioner Of the Revenue 20 tax mer-
chants issuing trading stamps.
The steamer Arrowsmith Is still
aground In the lower river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
49, coMINa coNcERr
ro be Given by the Communication
1r,...r f...sfuffnn-

To he Given by the German-Nmerican
Choral Association.
Preparations for Tho concert ~ the Ger
man American Choral Association are
progressing very nicely. Thus FAR the
committee i'm charge has been able ~ see
cure. besides the Jefferson orchestra,
Nlessrs. Frank W. Cunningham. II. u
Carbon. Henry Kruger and j. NJ Car
vens. who VIII sing some Of their choice
music m the concert on December I'd at
saenger Halle There viii be two 70 pa.
lions by "a charming young lady. and solo.
bv two OF our best lady SINGERS Tho
chorus is now rohearsing for that occa
sion.
"Uau. Bright Abode by Wagner
"IIapn, and Blessed Are They from
Mendell0hns 81 Paul
"Hauelujah." from Haendel MESSIAH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

The Board OF Aldermen, pursuant 20
adjournment viii meet tomorrow night
at S o'clock 20 again consider the appli-
cation OF the School Board FOR 5000
AT that time carefully prepared state
ment, showing the expenditures IN the
past and needs for the future. will be
presented by Messrs. Elyson and Hutzler,
on behalf Of the Schoo' Board.
There will be hot fight on the Ques-
ton. followed by close vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
THE DEATH OF Mr.. GIBBS
III EXPTRTD Suddenly "hihH
SEATED ~ 4 STORE
wedding Invitations Issued Manchester
Football Team Wins "''ne'
other Southside News

L..M fINNI y ANIAA iff'AA
Mr.. A. cary Gibbs died suddenly la ai'
night a. 5s30 o'clock He was id t"o Say
eighth year of his age. .,,-.
he WIS sitting In a chalr a. ''is ''0'
OF his son-ln-laW. sir. W. H.. heyuoila' a'
qr.rr, ami 1fcr,orough streets. He threw
hss head on the back Of his chalr ana
,,fr,r,f "A cry Dir. REYNOLDS ran 20 hls as-
els.ance and Mr. Gibbs hreathcd MS last
vim his head resting in the hands OF
his son-.n-lau. The family physician
I- Uorsett WIS at once summoned put
he found his patient dead on his arrival,
and pronounced thc cause or ms dealh
heart disease.
Mr. Gibbs has been an employe OF the
Southern railway for the past forty Years.
Mth this company he has held positions
OF trust. and has always been held in
the highest esteem by the officials az the
road and tie men employed under him.
Th deceased was the oldest member OF
Manchester Lodge No 10 A. T. and a.
NJ. and has been 20 member Of Manchester
Royal Arch Chapter for the past thirty
seven years.
He leaves two sons-Mr W 4. Gibbs
foreman of the machine shop Of the South
crn railway. and Mr. g. H. Gibts-and
four daughters Mrs Sarah Herrin. Mrs.
W =. Reynolds Mrs. r.. Y. Dyer and
Mrs Ella Hughes.
Tho funeral will take place from tho
Banhridce-Stroct Baptist church Monday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock Rev Dr. L. r..
Thornhiu The pastor will conduct the
services and the burial win Doc I'm charge
of the M1sons Of Lodge $50. n
Will MARRY TT ESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs vs. E Gul have issued I'M
vifafi0ns 20 the marriage Of their dquch-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

The Agreement Signed by Both Partie. in
the Case

The papers I'm regard TO the settlement of
tho Ford divorce case, were yesterday
signed hy both parties to the suit. MIR.
stewart Ford and his wife. Mrs. Loretta
Small Ford, and the controversy is now
settled satisfactorily TO an concerned.
The document was not signed in time to
have the decree entered in the Law and
Equity Court. but it viii be entered
Monday and the suit will be dismissed
from the docket.
The terms of the agreement were pub
nshod exclusively in yesterdays Times
All the details Of the terms as published
were correct, with the exception that
the expenses IN the suit are TO be borne
by both parties, instead Of Mr. Ford
alone as stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Miss Matte Christian Pegram. 81 1871
west Main. will leave Tuesday for Waver'
ley 10 be maid OF honor ~ the marriage
~ Miss Music H. Johnson 20 Mr. Walter
Herman Ford Miss Pcgram Is a beauti-
ful blonde and possesses many personal
charms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
THE BATTING AVERAGES.
OFFICIAL RECORD or THE ATLdN-
TIC LEAG ~ PLAYERS.
Wagner Of Paterson Leads, with "iiroy OF
Norfolk second Llberhel" Leaus
the Richmond Club.

Tho following is the official record OF
,hn bsfti1e,' avsraee made during the iast
season by the Atlantic League Baseball
ulaNDTg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Take Laxative Brom9 QuinInc Tablet
All druggists refund the money lt 10 iaN
To- cure 2l.. THE genuine has J.. u. "a
on each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
A SERMON ON RELIGION.
RdBBT CALTSCH DELTTERS a DIS
COURSE or wren INTEREST.
4 Meeting Of the Episcopal sunday
scboois--scr,iccs for College stu
dents. Other Services To-Day.

..... .r. ...I...H r... "ItIIniOn ard
.... .rl fe read AS his text
49, S..l .h.rtrr 0f Genesis. The
,. and fhe trial OF Abra-
... ...t Inn usrt
80 ..,r.d srrlnniro read
........ fbe Familiar incl-
s. - ... f..In. OF Isaac. have
49,, ..,,.. ,..I..ra.anlr.- ana even repcr-
srfl,.l..Ir.d persons clticlse this scrip
,,,.I ,...,.. sarIre that 10 is hardly
......I. fD fIr doctrines Of religion
t.t.. .I..II make q, man rendv 90 slay
t.ts. ,.n .DIi or that 30 pictured "a very
r..t,. U.re who's. elrrI.e demanded
..t. .......
,r-, ,-o,-r uo.er
We lfc innH ol l'A'Inf .n"t 'o-n"y
religious doctrine must slano me i'7t
OF reason. u.u must Doe approved hN cone
science. h.fNI. DO cam De accepted by The
utemser- as guide Tor conduct And
The cAp.I.0u.. 0f humanity through the
axes hae been surely though impetcopi-
ihy widening tNc borders oi knowledge.
and With 80 outlining moro sharply the
real issues oi Iic and OF conduct. We
to-day possess knowledge chat has been
cleaned ou ono hand benches of thc
school of experience. a. conscience
taught hr centuries of corrected mi5-
takes Ne haNe risen stop hy step in the
physical world on the mIi0n heaps of
Tocrfed ouoIs and Duo the spiritual
realm wc have climbed by the corpscs
OF exploded supol.tiuone ana "nen
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
For Comfort and Convenience
Use Riehmond Cedar Works
STEAM DRIED
KINDLlNG WOOD +!

the best ON The market Prize per hall
cord. Am knllns. SO. Kindung topped
with Blocks. $40. Always sly which yon
prefer when ordering We are now cut
tns au SHORT no SUIT COOKING
STOVES. order by postal card 10 insure
prompt attention. Give us "a trial. Old
Phone 30. go. New Phone 80. so.
FOR another cnglgemcnt. We carry %
sense of regret certainly and possibly Of
l0ss AN rcy1ir.'
10 u.s. understood that Mr. Smythc viii
move h|r paper 90 IanYilu. whore it will
be published as IN afternoon sheet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

I'm addition 10 the usual services kcV.
T.. Huteon will speak 90 The Suncay-scho0
at DO oCioCk and 20 mems meeting at
$3.50 u. NJ
The Rev Robert j. Wilngham, ID. d.
win occupy the pupnt Of Gf1oc-Strcct
Presbyterian church this morning
aad ~ NIGHT. After the morning service
letter from the past0r-ciect Rev. Dr.
Wrhcrspoon. addressed 20 the congrcga-
ton. viii Boz read.
At GROVE AVENUE.
Quietly but powerfully the meetings at
Grove Avenue Baptist church are take
lnc hold upon the people. Friday night
showed 81 decided increase in the in-
tcrcst and power Of the meetings. Tho
pastor Row Or j. g. Hidden
preached from the words ole went on his
way rci0Iciur' AZ thc close of the ser-
mon Doc gave an invitation Co inc people
90 accept and confess Christ Two, per
sons were received for baptism ana SIX
others confessed their faith.
Bishop Robert a. Gibson VIII conduct
services and preach in ST. James Pro-
tcstant Episcopal church this morn
ine af N O'Clock The afternoon sor-
vice viii be omitted. owing 90 tho semi
annual celebration Of au the sunday
schools in ST. Pauls and Holy Trinity
churches.
AT LAUREL-STREET
Rev r. J. Taylor pastor of Laurel
street church. viii preach to-day
both morning and night Ills subject 500
the morning viii De "Thc Grateful man.
At night Doe viii preach on "The Happy
Man.
Rev Landon r. Mason viii preach az
Monumental church to-day NO q
o'clock and Rev VIM. a. Barr VIII make
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Get a Start
on Catarrh.

This most offensive of all diseases becomes intense
cold weather approaches many VINO nave been
en for 60 long and during the feel little discomfort
from the disease are almost persuaded that they have been cured
But the first chilling blast Of winter that the disease
l with them and as the winter advances their Catah grows
IN severity Those who have felt only slight touch of Catah.
may be sure only cold weather needed to develop the
disease What appears to be only bad cold VIII prove more
difficult to cure than formerly and will return with more ire
uuencv until before long the disease fully developed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

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weather aggravates VIII md dcuL OataTrh
severity by year. and becomes the most OBJ
snate and deepseaed troubles But equally important that
the rqt remedy be given All local sprays washes
limitations ETC. Caah for they do reach the
disease Catarrh in the blood and only blood remedy
cure it. Local applications only reach the rtated surface the
right remedy must be taken internally.
Sws Specific (SSS the right remedy for Catarrh. II
cures obstinate by going direct to the OF the
toubehe boodand forcing the disease Those who have
met with much disappointment from local treatment should
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"'IuT Yeas 7 SUBJECTED IIVI'I " y 1T u
Catarrh and took several kinds OF medicines
aud used various local applications, but they
had no effect whatever / was induced 10 try
SIS. (Swift's Spechc) and after two months
I was perfectly WELL and have never felt any
effects OF the disease since"
b. p. McALLIsrER, Harrodsburg, Ky.
1t is easy to see the importance OF prompt
treatment for Catarrh Those who geta start on
-the disease before the cold and dsagreeable
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Won Have Nothing 70 Lose

but much 20 gain hy following as wo
direct
ON Thursday morning We wired 1ll our
clients tO sell Sugar 8f le2 and fO close
contracts Ht ltl 20 Tho result proves the
accuracy OF our Information
Write us $40 once. as Wp advise YOU ~ "A
big movement which viii take place Iu Il
particular stock at n very early date.
Effineham, Bliss & Co,
No a. Broadway. New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21
THE WOODMEN HEARING
Chicago Paper Holds That the Fedora,
Courts Disposition VIII BE Final.

Chicago Paper Holds That the Fedora,
Courts Disposition VIII BE Final.
According to one OF the Chicago
papers Of this morning the present
hearing OF the Woodmen removal
proceedings before Judge Showalter
in the federal court there is apt to
determine permanently the dispute
between the city OF Fulton and the
order as to the latter's author
ity to manage its own bus
mess, the various phases of
the litigation having been merged
into its appeal TO the federal court.
1t was late in the afternoon before
Attorney j. G. johnson opened the
argument for the defense. After
briefly ske,ching the history Of the
controversy the court adjourned I'M
I'll this morning, when the argument
was resumed. The defense takes the
position that the head camp Of the
order. being representative Of the
subordinate lodges. the mem bers of
the camp acting under the direction
Of the subordinate councils. have an
undou b:ed right to make any neces.
sary change in the laws of the order
and to change the location Of the
headquarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21

the German Lutheran Theological
seminary.
Rev. Ida c. Hultin has an
nounced her purpose to remain in
the passionate Of the Unitarian church
at Moline, which has voted her en-
increase Of salary.
James Thomas was fined s. and
costs today By Justice w. F. Schroe-
der for disturbing the peace, COM
planned Of by Mrs. Jane Chandler.
Thomas went to Jail.
Charles W. Haskell, of REYNOLDS,
and Miss Annie Eggers, of Buffalo.
Iowa. we're married this afternoon By
Justice ". T. Schroeder, the cere-
mony being performed at his office.
The Carnival City baseball nine. Of
Davenport. desires The ARGUS to
say that it would like to meet any
nine in Rock Island, the Londons
excepted, for a match game of ball
The young ladies OF the German
Lutheran church will serve coffee
and Ice cream in the basement of the
church Thursday from 2 to and
from z to 9 p. IN. All are cordially
invited.
B j. Perrin, who is said to have
been in the coal business In Rock
Island at one time, attempted sui-
eide by taking laudanum at the Pal
mer house, Chicago, last Thursday.
He will recover.
Mrs. A. A. Harper wishes to pub
licly acknowledge the many acts of
sympathy and kindness shown dur
ing her recent affection BY friends
| and neighbors, to each of whom she
returns her sincere thanks.
The remains Of Mrs. H. M. Frick,
who suicided in Milwaukee, were
buried today In Riverside cemetery,
Moline. funeral services being held
at the home of the deceased's moth
er. Mrs. Christine Oberg, 42S Fifth
avenue.
Sheriff closed the Economy dry
goods store, and as there were very
few bidders, they knocked down the
entire stock at one-third its real
value, and 1t will be disposed of in
10 days. so be quick and &c: dollars
for 80 cents.
The people are so anxious to pro-
cure some OF the great bargains a,
the Economy bankrupt sale that the
doors have to be closed every few
minutes. The crowd was so dense
in front Of the store Just after dinner
today that several ladies tainted
but still the sale goes on. Lots Of
bargains left yet. Store opens at
O'Clock tomorrow.
| P. A. Merryman, Of Moline, ha.
started for Memphis with the steam
er George M. Waters, bearing
cargo of potatoes, onions, etc, which
he expects to dispose Of at a figure
about double what he paid for them
He will also dispose Of the steamer
ifs suitable price can be obtained
The Waters has not been q money.
maker, and her owners are anxiou
TO unload her.
RUmor has it that the attorney
for MIS-. Behrens are taking step
preliminary to the elimination Of tn,
body Of Claus Behrens, to assur,
themselves, it has been suggested
that Behrens really died after all
The evidence in the case under differ
emit interpretations has shown tina
Behrens died from asthma, chroni
bronchitis. congestion Of the lung
and suicide. A waiting public viii
receive with incredulity any evi
dence submitted to prove that Clau
never died at all.-Davenport Den
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21
Found-

At T. II. Thomas drug store, q
marvellous cure for kidney COM
plant, nervous exhaustion and fe-
male weakness. 1t is Foley's Kidney
Cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21
CITY CHAT.

Hynes sells loaded shells.
Seekel pears st Hess Bros.
Buy home OF Reidy Bros.
Damson plums at Horizons.
Economy dollars for SO cents.
Hats, hats. Stewart, the halter.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Smoke the Improved Dolly cigar.
Crnlle & Co. stylish livery turn
outs.
Canned oysters and fresh fish at
Hess Bros.
Call on +. j. Burns for bargains in
real estate.
New York Bartlett pears for spic-
ing at Horizons.
The condition OF John Oswald Is
unchanged today.
Miss Sarah Flynn is visiting at
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Sec our new line OF colored shirts.
Stewart, the halter.
Hon. c. W. Durham, OF Geueseo,
was in the city today.
Silk gloria UNI brellas worth $3.50,
Economy sale price 80 cents.
A big assortment OF the prevail
ing up.to-date suitings at Dorns.
The finest and purest picking
spices at Hartz &c Uilemeyer's drug
store.
Underwear, blankets, jackets,
capes. Economy prices; dollar sale
93 cents.
A lot Of misses oxtords at so cents
per pair, as long ss they last at
Dolly Bros.
Walter g. Shelton. Of St. Louis,
formerly OF Port Byron, is calling on
old friends in the city.
Mrs. II. y. Adams left today for
her home in Boston, after a visit with
her son, c. +. Adams.
Attend the grea. bankrupt sale,
Economy, Rock Island. Store opens
at 9 o'clock tomorrow.
Now ia the time 70 insure your
property at low rates in reliable COM
panies with +. j. Burns.
The Moline city council last night
appointed W Il. Moore city attorney
70 succeed 5. W. Odell, resigned.
Dorm, the tailor under the Harper,
has an assortment of fail and winter
fabrics that is fair to look upon.
For rubber tired traps and buggie.
order OF Crsllc Il Co. Carriages with
careful drivers At moderate rates.
BE comfortable by getting into
some OF that nice medium weigh,
underwear ut Stewards, the halter.
The striking coremakers at the
Moline Plow company's works de-
mand an increase in wages OF Ii
cents per day.
The house-boat abduction trial 4.
on this afternoon at Andslusia. The
name OF the woman in the case i:
Theresa Lesse.
Now is the time to lay in your win
ter supplies and get Economy dollar.
for SO cents. Store opens at
o'clock tomorrow.
The colored folks will hold an ole
fashioned emancipation celebration
ut the old fair grounds tomorrow be
ginning at / q. N.
Ole-third and oue-half off the
Economy low prices. The big bank
rupt sale opened today. Store opens
Mt 9 o'clock tomorrow.
Gus Hammerquist has beer
elected member Of the First ware
soliciting committee Of the Indus
trial Home association.
Honey to loan on real estate SO
curity. terms reasonable. and no de
.ay. Apply to George Z. Roth a
jackson s. Hurst's office.
City Editor Jack Foster i. back q
his desk in the Moline Dispatch Of
fee, after several weeks illness. 1
is reported that he lost 80 pounds
Residence property, business prop
erty and lots for sale In all parts o
the city by +. j. Burns.
F.. Schmidt. who has been visiting
Rev. c. A. Mennirke, left today 70
Springfield, where he is student a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21
EnSlishmcn and Scotland.

The Englisbman is looked on in Scot
land and regards himself as foreigner.
Though the literary language of both
countries is one and the same, many of
the most common Scottish expressions
are quite unintelligible to him, while
the laws and institutions of the country
are entirely unfamiliar. How" in this
connection remarked the Edinburgh
Press, how is it that, after living
1000 years side BY side, after three CEN
turles OF union and in spite of the year
" visit to Scotland Of tens Of thousands
OF English, there are still amoug them
people, even writers, who know less
about our country than about Pata-
gonia?'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21

The story Of "Enoch Arden" as it
stands in the poem, is in every detail
true one. II was related to Lord Ten
nyson by the late Mr.. Woolner, the
well known sculptor, whose widow has
the manuscript of the story.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-21
Toe Wssshss W, Neg asv..

Fair and slightly warmer tonight
and Wednesday.
Inc barometer is highest In the
axe region, but the pressure is above
the normal In all sections covered by
our reports. Light frosts occurred
10 eastern Iowa and northern Eli
nols, and heavy frosts in Michigan.
IN the northwest the temperature has
fallen somewhat.
Light rain has fallen in northeast
ern Illinois.
Today's temperature, ca.
g. Z. HUNT, Observer.