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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENT1


NEW ADVERTISEMENT
PUBLIC SALE-Of dairy cor, ~
AZ public sale at the Al Sveo,I. -. III
three quarter miles east Of t6. - - q,
fruitland road on Saturday. Iups *
Of dairy COWS. Sale to Cone ,- =. p !
O'Clock sharp Terms: A l,b--,i -
cash. Notes will Be taken nh SS''so's
security bearing 8 per cent. In,.s.-. NJ 'PP'''
years time. Mrs. S. T learned .
LOST-OPen faced gold watch -
gon place, West Salem. Refp-5, ss1l - y. f'l
for s. reward. " 'aii 6
FOR SALE-Furniture f7- g. ---. : .
nearly new. at grea, sacrifice ~
IS5 COurt street. "a
PASSAGE TO THE COAST -,
regular trips from Salem to m. 60. va
team, covered ng and all -, -, =
necessary. Enquire at Wisg;n,, 4 "a
Pnees reasonable. Amos ElligI Dais
1 HAVE A GOOD MONEY NM,
proposition Tor party desirne 70 .'Al'
Small cash payment required or "a
Tor property here. Write APP 4, "a ni
--------- 6S ~
WANTED AGENTS-If Won A. -,
we wan5you. Good pay; eEclus;y. -. =.
anywhere in Oregon. address p 0P 'II'''
Salem Oregon " y "a
E----e 6nh
PROMPT ATTENTION:-Yo5 =, :
your buggy tires set for 81 and o,S.,
tires Horse shoeing. 4 new sboA, -, =,
flrsI-eiaSS work guaranteed. John BdI
blacksmith. High street, next to Cook h
; tmt
THE CUISINES PRINTER"-01 n
IS Frank Conoyer. He is 10 be found al
bOrn's, and when fO1nd will do yo,r s,';,
printing quicker, more clearly mi sad.ll
ory than any one here. 81
FOR SALE-A small we'll paving 65,-
located in the business csuief o. he -,
sale cheap. A good living f1r The rgb, I,
address A. B. C.. care Of Journal. g.
a KNOCK DOWN. - Horses Sb-d :
after az 81 for four new shoes. The he
and woik a. r. Willard. I39 STATE ~
Salem. IN
WANTED.-To trad-. o0d bushes
property, give full description, locadr
price, address, W care Journal. 6g
WANTED.-Pemanent Office assis,u
correspondent here. Salary $3.50. Es
self-addressed stamped envelope 10 NE
BROWN, Gen'l Manager, care Daily Jo.l
MRS. n. B. SCOTT.-S,enographz
typewriter, room 6, over Ladd / d
bank Prompt attention to all ela,seS III
s----<----s~-------- --------s--,--.-,----------
THE
STABLES,
Best horses and carriages in the diy
se,vice prompt and reliable Near !
Willamette.
THOMAS & MAN,
PROPMRll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

MRS. n. B. SCOTT.-SienOgrapAz
typewriter, room 6, over Ladd / b
bank Prompt attention to all ela,ses dV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

WANTED.-TO trade. o0d bushes
property, give full description, lOcadr J
price, address, ". care Journal. 6nl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

WANTED.-Permanent Office assisau,
correspondent here. Salary $3.50. Ed
self-addressed stamped envelope 10 vi
BROWN, Gen'l Manager, care Daily Ia,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
SAVE YOUR GRAIN

SBSOld by Druggists, 75c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

Ias spfo,ala.sut u Marx Hsna, % sue
c-ed SOS ~ soefnsu seems to meet With
toe sgrIovsl Of .l except tue silver met
sod lev mus~umpi Even zoe gold
deuosnts commrld the sppalaturut.
We laote The con mruts oitso macfstie
pap.r. ,be Grrt trom the RsoBe-t-f Hst
I'D. tue obs. iron the stoa 60 q.
Sometime 40 We expressed Tor urI9Tou
tbatloto r.p.oliy could HAoos be as uss
iul to his poiuo.l cuiei ps 10 tust OF sela
tor from ONO. Tue senate Will be so
closely di,i led thstltis hk+Iy to be
source Of seflols rm bstr7s,ment 10 the
iucumiag sdmiuisttstloa Much vii De
pend 9p0u the narshsiiBg OF the kHpubIl
oau forces, t1elnii the ktpubhosn Ill
yarspustafs, 10 that body H. Mr.. Hanua
aud copellatoty sgent for the distribution
OF patronage aud Tor thu employment Of
other methods Intended TO keep the Re
puJlicsn .eustors together 90 striokly par
uzin measures, such as the pew .srltl, In
other words Mr. Hanna will act = very
efficient Intermediary between the sdmtnis
tfatioa aud the Republican senators. II
the cabinet, 90 the other hand, his oppor
luuity 10 serve the Administration would
be far more restricted,
Mr Hanna will probably prove himself
better equipped Tor some OF the duties OF
bis Office than certain Of the men with
whom be is to associate He has shrewd
ness aud business capacity, although there
IA little likelihood that be ever would have
been thought OF as a senator bat for his
being sn exceedingly resouroeiul can
psigner, blessed with abundant financial
pos sessions H7w yer MIR. H4nus may
appear, when viewed from sn ethical
standpoint, nobody will deny thst he il
very, very much sive, II be cau commuu
ioste something of his own slertness aud
buslneSs-Ike Wy Of doing things to his
brstbsru Of tue SLOW aud poHdetous sn
ate, hs viii be remfmbered for other
reasons that A. haViug baeu Nc, Mckin
ley SPECIAL r-presrn lstive aud spokesma
10 the upprt house Of oOuaress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11
,,AEIh n. TAkWELLs Islatc.

AZ EIAfE ~ FEbN0EI Ulsfrei u Manchester -
Be ll f,membetod. that At ser.i9n ~ ths
PROBATE Court Loidcu 81 HsaeHusJsf, witbla
and f1f said bistue, su tAe 9Th DAY ~ ItJra.
AIyA j. 1897
lrsssut nos. HlsW BHw. County Jaage.
Preaching
whereas, ChaTlts k. BuekHls Ad4lultuttpr "
he Ealntt u Mara n. farseH late DUrset
iu raid D.Etrei, dfrsAsrd. tab This Day pre-
seutsa o. sslI Court he peu s0l DO suung, ssl.
ling fgrh lbat IS sIl De- hnHesasTg 10 srii 81, u
tAe fta. estate 10 sala drseszfd lyf rLt pay.
rtnt Of tie drbls and ebafgts Of AJmlu.s'fatJa.
and alss ina il vii. BE- ltGthetal fgf al parties
tntersstrA thafelr " ssil tht ~haje u tbe fesi
esthtB u cad deceased iHeia4ing ne farm
zuaau - the d ". faTHsii fhtm tH Fsd DYrsst,
sfh ~ Oh sut aud mehdgu 8etateltd. Alto TIE
lgust and Jos 10 the village u bgfssl sEd ell
tho GsfsahaI property ~ said { ca tEssd for tie
ftts4a tlst 4 pen ~ the tsfE oi raid dratAss5
lestae s4glaat lhs elAft u Vermont, aud fLst.
il. usEiug application 20 s4d Court fYf llssuse
"a make tuaA sale AL1 san petl lggHf hsuHg
gfggaeoi d aid Cgur ne ssssnt, DO aaIiag. II
tu.tLa heirs u sal4 a. .raetG FesI1lag be- tile
state. Interested 10 RID reel sstais aud sa.a
% Is ofd6frd JA6t eli bersyIs IBtsfsstsd lu
before rad Court. e. laE Pfggale Cm-a 10 MsG-
chester. 10 sst3 Dsifict gn TIE 1850 day ~
March. A. b 1877, ~ 30 yel4ak A. ~, ~ p1b.
ueabaB oi this order, three ateEs succsssifs,y
pfrYioBs tbtfeB9. So the Manchester JgCAatL.
Newspaper pnutsd a. Mauebfstaf siofssaia. -
sl0s cause, II sly tIsy NAY have. shy sald
Aasass should nos be granted
sAs W.B. EDGEETos Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

81, le spfl8 yanr lie ass rstssst e. CO
srs.Lta.A ia @ - Is u . I've q bsa e.
Danes - aus psfssastf 49, tIIlst -
.ray Ile pa co.. ntls' tftrflsd. AS ttss
ttmatstls ,rtr.ge weu3t have teen tE
proved bat ia'iv Or three 80 tceitsat
.her. carloads % people sets ti3s3 ls
.II there ~srs tutl-s psts' Ftr Allied
TIER ~tft sls eaF'oFu Allied. a.
ttntas nrsi ias rrs'loas yssf t0t - t1s
nd .lssss tfart.ti vsE 49, decreased To-
psf ostt q toeliruts b sHpIayss rsustrs
rt.cieaIy tts ssns ~ Is pf,viaus we're
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

Are yeu disturbed ct night and broken
Of yourtest by q nck child suffering and
crying With pam OF cutting teeth? n sc
-cri at once aud get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dy.entery, diarhoes, regu
ls,es the stomach aud bowela. cures wind
collie, solteGs the gums, reduces iUhama
ton, snd gives tone and energy to the
whole svstem Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrnp for Children Teethiug is pleasant
TO the taste an Is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest aud best female physiciSn
sod nurses 10 the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11
NOMMLssIONERSl NOTIOE.

- Estate OF GElNha N EH0wEs0F
The uudersigued having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Tor the District VI Man.
chester CommssioueTs, to receive examine aud
adjust all elaine and demands Of al persons
aRaiust the estAto "
&c man a. Bronson, late Of Arlington
IN paid District, deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed In Offset thereto hereby give notice that 40
will meet for The VuTppsas hiJicsAid Al
The Jaw Office Of o. 81. barber ia Arlington,
on the Ilth day OF AuRast noil from one
O'Clock T. n until o'cloekF 81 On raid day and
that si1 moBths from the ITO day u Febru+rJ
A b 1857. IL Tho time limited by said Court tor
said creditors 10 present their claims 10 ~ TT
examination ana allowance.
Dated Al Abingdon this nh day Of February
IN IHJ1.
fRAhE y CAEfIELb.
ORLANDO 4 ADAMS. connie
1857 JACOB j. sHAE IBJEEh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

Tue ks.iss' A.s -a1st ts ffss
abou' lt.u uI.rs 90 sIaetstct l.sst trses
OF sssagtas tll. tu lie no.u, 81, uble
,rsck, cay 300 @,ss u ltn+ ~.r- tudt
ia TIE usltsd sl.t,s darius 1890 A a
tglsl .-agll Ct stssm tstissy uAtn lie
lad 10 sane l.le sAs little les ttsb
1900 ml.es. 30 sFpsars tb.t the rev mile
sse q eIaalne rasis sss .boat ops hst Of
steam raaas Wths siaAn lilvty tuild
iug bee ls sl 90 very rapidly sjnes 1880,
sIeelrie fsslaay bsiIaIug 10 the sane tine
h1 .acfs'sei Al sgrfrisiBsly rapid
uua. sai "a lasLs ~ Il tie yearly cen
,uaeuoa nIsLt s3ga surpas that Of ,tsan
rolds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11
III. ID hoit and the Ponds,

! Before on. there Will 0s found editors
sud orat r. by the thousand reiteraIup
tie assertion th.t sales OF bonds during
toe las' font y.sr, have 10, beet made
n -csssry BY any deficiency OF revenue. Ii
II /. tbsrsfor. lu portsut sithout delay Ia
b,ing lose TER the facts which are fully
shovp in tae lateet compared win esrIl-r
official records. II It we're possible, by
,pv damon. r.t,o, however compl.te. ia
mt =, .,a a the travelling iopIt, Of a
..r,,nI.t tru,b tn,. r.tucpI.r one
mich VT go. h.. ont oor.a ont Il the
rnr,,o, y, .o l,u =. l.al u.r,tn is
me mn, Nc t,,tru b. made Tor the
coo,i,,t. A.. D.mncr .tic Couyt... and Al
oin,.,r,uen il ia csrt,io ia he ,ereatsd
and h, m.,y pc-sops .ctn.ll. h.Ii.ved
I, ma, hs .o,tb while p.y-,th.lsss To
alta ,bs ,osom-,t. stict aemo,.,r. to
lei ,r..nt. .ot,,, =. ,.fa ..,lIs
i, ma, h. q ..lrc.t 4 aI.o he r.c,.+
ma a.,, .t.tm.,t ian . N.,c. hv
.c,.,.,v C.,p.l. s,.t.s, oa .nor., If in
,.,.., ha.,,,, An, o,,.t.o.t,,.. Ma.
Issg 1854 1sq3 and 1897 s,mo,e .nh
,,,c, p,oy-. tp,t that P,,,,tspt H.r
,,.or,. A4a,,t,s,,.,,,r r.3noat ,b. .,
,s,s,t ha.,,no d,b, s35o M as0 ana ,b,t
p,..,,a,, CIsv.I.,t,. A3o,.,.,,,,i,o -
o,....dtn.io,,r,., ne.,i,o 3abt c2c2 23o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11
Chr lllnnrbrsifrJ OnTDal

0fsees 10 3rJtfassa8 tba ihs Iuttt
,ss#b ast 10, .s'1 10 estfa, q Cfs.s srta
taaasa $50 sfss pa .eft sa 5teras ii b.
nsef sa lhst iatFs is tifuat itsliag 10
fs'af e Ofara. sbtars e ibt easHtH".
ralttsy gtaA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

A. 10 ne safftrc' }th aaHiau3irs, The
o-mpu. IL uttrrIas iAtush BOT
ssftus# Iasrs so = eel ffJuctlon q
tlAgIT .aaa Ia Trrasrr ueies as'risuditg
eurt,g - tgar yrstt, s'thansb tbe lessi
ttl3u tatss ir.ag be- Ia Ifesf1ry we're
reduced - trv uiaHas sud ths bsUt
tetas ssft laefesssi TIE ste Adams
ttsi.aa alI ud srPtrettiy lsss,a The Sc
u.al dshi 70 o.. Treasury, rsiaasd +
rerut 10 4taa,l 90 ba met ~ decreased
s1suau dse.at,8 g. tie eu3.svtn susr The
peuocrale .sgoae tai bad been held
90 tutatoad Att the l,reuoe wEs
large saaaft, sli yet bsd 10 borrow over
EIa 4t Ia b. utst dtaett. and did
nauor uafo tbsu go 10000 more to
AID O. - sold sGi silver lilbg 10 the
Ira"uy- u the lrsteucts su1 The Is ts
60 uaI ca tseA other, - % gch the sufte
iar lls piataues. n ! Inbupo
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

Are y0a snHarIag with any disease
- hitl nj J make your life miserable. Do
son knos that Raism's Mictcbe KILLER
slii cute Won, sold bN
Miss MANY FAENum. Agent,
y36n Maple Hill, Manchester d pote
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-11

FroG tie assras prepared by the Rail
road GsaAts Il appears lhAi II is tally ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Appearances.

A man can be a man without his
clothes, but society reckons a man part
ly by his outside fixings.
A business may be q business with
out any advertising to it, but the i'm
mutable law Of custom, before which
men and nations rise or fall, has written
in letters Of unquenchable fire that men
must advertise and that by their adver-
Using so shall they be judged.
Until those words of fire can be
quenched no man has a right to practice
or to preach an individual doctrine op-
posed to the rule of custom.
will admit that the advertisement
never brought reply or never created
curiosity, and yet am willing to stake
my reputation upon the assertion that il
the value of advertising was limited tc
the appearance of advertising that ad.
vertising would be necessary to prope,
conduct of successful business.
The man who advertises stands before
the public in the full, legitimate and
dignified prominence Of one who is proud
Of his business, has q right to be proud
Of ii, is doing lot Of it and wants to
do more of it, and he is the kind of mar
that everybody wants to do business
with, for just so long as the moth will
DO attracted by the candlelight, so long
will trade swarm around the advertis
ing light of business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
DISAPPEARING GATES.


Grade Crossing Protection without Any
UnsiGhtly Features.
A disappearing gate for railroad cross.
ings has been recently patented by Fred
erick Nichols of Lynn, Mass. The many
advantages Of such gate will be readily
understood. Its construction is very
simple. there being no cogs or gears 1t
is made of sliding and jointing bars and
angle irons and can be constructed with
out great expense.
A trench abont four feet deep is dug
on each side of the tracks across the
street. The earth sides of this trench
are supported by plates Of boiler iron,
instead Of expensive masonry, bolted
to U shaped iron castings. To these
castings is fastened the lower and sta
tionary part of the gate. The slit OF
opening through which the gate comes
up is, of course, protected from dirt,
ETC., by the top rail of the cato when it
is down and when public travel is pass
ing over it. When the gate is up, the
opening or slit is protected, as public
travel over it is stopped. The bottom Of
the trench is of gravel or concrete, and
it is graded toward one end to allow
water which does not soak up to run of
into a sewer or blind drain.
At the side Of this opening, on the
street level, are cast iron plates covering
manholes. which allow a man to go the
entire length Of trench to oil or adjust
any of the movable working parts.
The gate is counterbalanced with
weights, and friction is reduced to 6
minimum, thus making its operations
easy. A bell signal is sounded before
the gates are raised. At night incandes
cent lamps are lighted by contact being
automatically made as the gates ar
raised. Lanterns are used where cleo
tricity is not available.
The gates are quick and easy in &C
ton, can be operated by one man, where
it often requires two by present meth
DDS. They can be operated from switch
or signal tower in many instances. They
will not interfere with trolley wires o.
electric car tracks. The gates are raised
and lowered by the simple movement Of
q lever on which is a latch, securing
the gate in any position. Philadelphia
Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Crockery Department.

The Nonpareil dinner ware is the
craze of the age. It is an exact copy
of goods used century ago. The
decoration is Of the landscape design
finished in flower blue. This ware
is unequaled in its rich color effect.
Each individual piece is q picture.
and is worthy a place on any dining
room table or cabinet. These goods
are in open stock and can be pur-
chased in any number of pieces. Be-
low We show list of pieces in stock:
Dinner plates, breakfast plates. tea
plates. pie plates. fruit dishes, indi-
vidual buffers. tea cups and ssucers,
coffee cups and saucers. platters,
covered dishes. open dishes. sugar
bowls, creamers. tea pots, covered
butter dishes, band dishes. sauce
boats. oat meal bowls. pickle dishes,
water pitchers, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Publication Notice.

Rock ISLAND CouSrr, 70.
Edward Al3ay, complsinaot W. Mary Osborn. In
her own right. and as execufrix oi the last viii
Of Adam Alisy. deceased, wiliism Alday.
Ao0lph Alday. Katie Peterson. Carl Fo-e. Join
y. Mueller and Nels Collins. ccfendants:
A0dsyn Of noo-rsstdence Of said Msry Oseorn,
both IN her own right nd as ex.cgtfix OF The es-
tate OF Adam Alday. deceased, and OF wiiism
fendsnfs, having been died in the clerks once
Of the cirsuit court Of rsid county. notice
10 Therefore hereby given to the said non-fesi,
dent defendants that the complainant fled ME BIZ
IT complaint In said court, on the chAncefy eiae
thereo(. ON the 93d day Of March, A. u. lI,
and that thefeupop . summons i.sued out o. sna
court, vherein said suit IL nov pending. return.
sble on the fut Monday in the month o.
Nay mem, - IL by law required Now. M
less yoa. the said nonresident defenosnte
shove named. HaSy Osborn. IN your owe ngnf
and - executrix Of he es,ete o. Aos9
Aldsy, deceased. William Al1sy ana Aoolph
Aldsy, shall personally be and sppess
before osiA circuit court, on the III oey
Of the next term thereof. 10 oe holden ~
Rock Island IN and for the said county. on TIE
arst Monday IN Gay next, and psead, eoswer
or dennr 20 The said ooDpianants olli o. Co.,
plant. the same and the m.ttsfs 80 image
therein charged sn1 etsted VIII pe Akea - con
seSood. - . decree entered egalnN you oecoeo-
log % De prayss Of aid bill:
0EoEsE ". 0ANBLB. CHA.
Rock lslssd. m. Nsrch -. 1881.
J. Il DEAEDsLBH . c. J. e.AHx1, coop1eo-
~ Do1e0fuRD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01

LEGAL:
Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
Roen ISLAND oorsTS. q"
In the circuit court. May term, 1897. in
EDWARD b. Guyer. Constance K Guyer aud Her.
G. Ryder, ldella Christine ny, er. John C.. n.
Read, John G. H. Read. executor OF the laft
will and testament OF Ch.r'es p. Ryder de-
ceased; Thomas G. hitter, Mary a. Nitter,
William ]. B.sl, the Moline State Savings
bank.
Amdsvit Of non-rcsidence Of the defendants,
Charles b. Ryder, John q. Rycer and ldella
Christine Ryder. impleaded with the above ds-
Pendants, John c. Read, John c. II. Read, ex-
ecutor Of the last viii and tes' lament Of Charles
u. Ryder. deceased; Thomas G. Nitter. Mary A.
Nitter, William ]. Beal, the Moline State Saw.
ings tank, having been dled in the CLERKS
ONCE Of the circuit court Of said county, notice
dent defendants that the complainants died their
TIL OF complaint In said court, or the chsncery
SIDE thereof, on the I'D day Of March. 1877,
ana that thereupon Summons issued out Of eaid
couft, wherein esid suit 10 nov pending. return.
able on the drst Monday In the month Of Msy
the eaid non resident defendants above nansf
Cnafies b: Ryder. John g. RYDER and Idella
christine Ryder. shsh personally bs and appear
before said circuit court, on the hrsg day OF
me next term thereof. TO Be holden af Rock
leland. 10 and for the said county. on the nrsl
.ooday IN May next and plesd, answer Of
&c M 70 the eatd eomplainauts' bill Of complaint
me ssme and the matters and things therein
charged ana ttstl will be taken as confessed
and decree entered against Jon according 70 the
GEORGE ". oAWBI.I. Clerk.
0oeS leland. H.. March %, 1877.
3. Il. GUYsa, COMPLAINANT Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Eating VIVA. We Know Nothing .,ou,

There Is nothing so delicious as the
first Goldfish caught off the 'Sconset
shore. You never have them as we do.
We eat the tongues and sounds" and
one does not know what Goldfish is until
they have tasted these. Then the Sin.
wards" are sold at % cents a quart.
What they are will not explain. Blu,
fried in crumbs. there is nothing more
palatable. "Britches" and ''chittlings''
are the names given to the different va.
rieties found under the more general
term Of UPWARDS '-Nantucket Cor.
Springfield Republican.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Publication Notice.
srArBoFILLrNoIs,

STAFF OF ILLINOIS. s
In the eireuit eourt. the Nay tern. a. ID.
1871. In chancery.
william Campbell W. Mary yefbnry, Charles ".
Yerbary. 9. K. Lamp. George e. Bailey and
The Red Wing Stone Ware company. . oofpos-
ttion.
AGBdavit Of the non residence Of The led Wing
0tooe Ware COMPANY. . corporation tnpioeded
VITA the sb1ye oamsd defendants, Mag Yerbur y.
Charles W Yerbury. z. z. Lsop. aoa George e.
Bsisey, having been Aied In the elefkss once
q the circuit CONT Of said county, notice
y therefore hereby given 10 The said non
resident defendant, thai the coaplaanaus above
haned fled his bill Of conplsinf sgsinst you In
aid court, On the chsncery side thereof. on the
18th day Of March. ies7. md thst thsreupon .
ou10a1s issaed out Of ssid court, wherein said
euis 10 NV pending. returnable on the first Non
dsy IN she month Of Nay. ncxt. - IL by V.
1essaoast above named, The bed wing stone
- end sppear before said circuit couri, On
~ Int cay o. The nsxf term thereof. 70 be
hol1sa Ct the eour house In the city o.
Rock leland in end for the said county. On ~
Ars Monday Of Nay nexi. and piesd, snsvW
Ohntat. Tie sa0s and the mstters spd 011gD
tksssin charesl end siatsd yin be taken - 60
fanDDd. md 1oeree entered against yoa ooouBd-
t0g - She proyUg Of 0aid bill.
GsossE ". 0Ansas, Clstk
Rnek 1s1anA, uHnods. nsreh 10. 1871.
Wuk&A1 I. 1UDoGRH, Comp a1neore eeaSenoR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
ALREADY the prospect Of the Dir

ALREADY the prospect Of the Ding.
Icy bill becoming law has caused
sugar to advance several points and
all necessaries Of life will materially
rise in price. when sugar. cloth.
ing, groceries and household goods
60 up. I am swamped," said . labor
ing man Of Freeport to the Bulletin.
IL have wife and four children to
feed and clothe, and on . small sal
airy find 1t very hard to provide for
their wants. When all is paid
have not one cent in advance, no
matter how small on each article it
amounts up on the whole to several
dollars week. / do not anticipate
any raise in salary. hence I will sui.
fer . great hardship"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01

By request Senator Quay, Of Penn.
sylvania, has introduced q bill to
suppress pauperism. The provisions
for the measure are not announced,
but II 1t Is adopted to the achieve
ment OF its protested end. 1t pro-
poses the repeal Of the laws discrim-
mating against silver, and Of all leg
islation that confers special privi-
leges. and fosters monopoly and
trusts. Until these acts have been
abrogated. pauperism must continue
to increase.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Woski,g wsnsns Hone Asssssasss..
p South peori. st, ee,. CAicas,

21 South Peoria str ect, Chicago,
ILL.,, Jan. II. 1896.
Our Working Womsu's LION asso.
citation used Foley's Honey and Tai
six years ago. and are using it to-
day. It has always been . favorite.
for while its taste 10 not at all I'M.
pleasant it's effects are very bene-
fetal. 1t has never yet disappointed
NJ. Wishing you al possible success.
sincerely yours. Laura G. Fixen.
business manager. Sold BY n. T.
Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-01
Kid Glove Department.
EXTRA SPECIAL

LA LIZA SCCClAL.
We have just received and will
place on sale 200 pairs of Adult
ton kid gloves, consisting of
blacks, tans and browns,
should be 81, for this sale. .. 69c
Our celebrated SHOOK kid gloves
in black. tan. brown, navy and
green, this week for. 81. 90
Our own brand in SHOOK black
French kid gloves we will sell
during this sale at. .......$1.25
Aside from the above we carry q
complete line of Mousquetaire Suede
gloves in all the leading shades,
1T correspondingly low pr.ces.
Agents for the McCall's paper
patterns, 10 and 15c. none
higher. Subscribe for the
Queen magazine, sent to your
postoffice address for, .one year Soc