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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, a,

STATE or lLLiNOIs. los
In the oirclii nun OF raid eo1pty. 70 the Ssp-
T. mbef term A ID isn. ehancery.
ora Wills n vs. Wtiiism Wilson.
An1dsvii Of non-re-id-noe Of NJ above DO
PENDANT, William wiison. having besn nied in
he clerks once Of he cir.uit court of aid
county, putice II therefore hereby gwen 70 tho
said non reeid nj defendant that the complain
ant died her btll . complaint in cad courI. on
the chancery eide thereof. on the 10 day OF
uet, D, 1897. nd that thereupun o sum-
mons issued out Of ssit court, wherein said
emit is now pending. return bile on the third
Monday in the mouth Of seldem.e,
arxr, - is by law required Nov. IN
le-s ~ the eaid non -r.eident defen nj
sbove named shall personally be and appear
before said circuit court, 70 be holden At
noet Island IN and far the said county, on the
third nondsy IN september next and plead. an
swer or demnr 70 the said complainant bill Of
complaint the same and the mztters and things
herein charge ana statsd Will be taken - CON
feseed, and decree entered against you sccof-
ing TO the prayer Of said bill
GEoBGB ". GAMBLE. Clerk
Dated ~ Rork lolaao, ~ this 10 n da' o Au-
guet, A. ID. 1877. McsNIRY a scgsIRY.
Complsin.Itf soiiuItors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
Publication Notice.
s socK i.t az pL coTSIs. tss


II the C'--uif euur,. to the September term
1877 in chancery.
Alice e. Mahan vs. Clark r Mahan
mdevtt of uon-reslcence Of Clark r Ma
han, the above named defendant. having
been fled in the clerk'e once Of the cir
cult c"urt OF said county, notice !. therefore here
BY given 70 the sa;d nonresident defendant.
bat the complainant nled her bill Of com
plant in said court on the ehsneer aide there
Of on the 10Th day Of August. 1897, snd thsf
III, reupon q Summons Issued out Of e.id court.
wherein eaid emit lie nov pending, fstnrnsb'e
on the third Monday In the month Il Sc .scmncr
next, as IL by lsv required Nov, unless you, ID.
SAID nrn-rerident de endant above named,
shall personally be and appear before the saic
circuit court on the fret day OF next
term thereof TO be holden 1t Rock Island.
and for the eaid county. on the third Monday in
SEPTEMBER next, and plead. snswsr or demuS
to the said complsinsnf's bill Il complaint, tn
same and the matters and things therein chareod
and ststsd will be taken - confessed AND Q de-
cree entered against you according 10 the prayer
Of said bill
9HoNsB ". 0AMM ,Clwk.
Rock Island. H. August 10 1897.
ADAIK PIEAsASTs, Complsinante Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

SINCE the New York aquarium
has acquired a genuine dsvil-fsh,
the st. Louis Chronicle imsgines
that envious Chicagosns will proba-
bly, drag Chicago river for something
equally as monstrous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
Execneor'a Norice:
Estate Of Ellen Riley. csrea..-d

Estate Of Ellen Riley. csoea..-d
The undorsyned wing been sppoinsed eXecu.
tor Of the last viii and tes,amens Of Ellen
Riley, late Of the county Of Rock leland
state OF Illinois, deceased, hsreby givee notice
that he viii appear before the county court OF
Hock 1. and county. at the court room Of
.aid court. in the city Of ROCK Island, 81 the
O.1obef term, on the first M.nday IN Oct her
next, ct which time all per-ons having elaine
against said estate are notified and req rested
attend for the purpose Of having the same I'd
jneted. All .erson- indebted to said estste ars
requested 70 make Immediate payment 70 the IN
der igned
Dated this 18th dsv NJ August. A. D. 1897
ROBERT u. HUDSON Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

You've women in Harper, Kas..
have formed an association pledging
them not to keep company with
young men who drink, smoke or
swear. The sweet young leader Of
the movement to thus cut away from
the opposite sex is appropriately
named Farwell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

1t is not generally known that
more adults die Of kidnev trouble
than any other disease. When the
first symptoms Of this disease appear
no time should be LOST in taking Fo.
ley's Kidney Cure. which is guaran-
teed or money refunded. Sold by
NJ. F. Rahnsen aud T. H. Thomas,
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
Publication Notice.
TAFT TAI E. OF IL L lss.

In the circuit court September term, A. D =,
1897 In chansrrv.
~nrsa-et Kahn ve John j. Kahn
Amdavi of "s"'-re-idence Of the above named
defendant. Ja.hn k,in, having been fled IN the
clerks fiee of tn CIR nit MT Of said county
motto is Therefore hereby given 70 th- said ron
r sident defen at that the complainant feed
her pill Of c mplaint in -a,d cnurt, on the cham
Gerry side the eof, on 'h- 4th day Of August 1877,
and that fhereupon q sum Ohs issued ont Of e.id
court wherein eaid euit ie nov p@ndng. return
aol- on the third Monday In the month Of Sep
TENDER next, as is BY Ia. required. Now unlere
yor. the eaid non reeio eit de- PENDANT above
named. shall personally be and APPEAR before
said circuit court. on the fri l., Of the next
term thereof. to Be holden ct Rock Ie and. In
and for Nh said county. on the third nupd sy
in September Iext and plead. Answer or de-
N tn the -aid c"mplaipanis' bill Of complaint,
the ssme and the matters ano things therein
charged and stat. will be tas en- rs con 'eeeed,
and decrte entered against you according TO the
prayer Of eaid bill.
GEORGE ". CAMILLE, Clsrk.
Rnss Island. Tfl.. August 10. 1887.
WHLlAn L LuDolPH, Complainant Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

Fresh. ripe fruits are excellent for
purifying the blood and toning up the
system. As specific remedies oranges
are aperient. Sour oranges are highly
recommended for rheumatism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having neen appointed I'd.
min'strstof Of the es'ate OF Christine
,uneher. late Of the count, OF Rock {. and,
state Of Illinois. Diseased. hereby gives notice
that he viii appear before the county court Of
mock Island county, q the eoui ~ court
room, IN the city Of Rock leland, o. III =. p
emb term, on the fru Monday In September
neat al which time all pereons having claim.
against SAID estate ere notified and requested y
attend for the purpose OF having the eame sd
uefed All >ereone Indebted 70 eaid estate are re-.
Questsd 70 make immediate payment to the IN
ierxtgned
Dated this I'D hsv o. Jn'y A. D.. isqz.
AATHEs BUNcn.R, Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
For Over fry Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

Thousands suffer from Catarrh or
cold in the head and have never tried
the popular remedy. There is NO
longer any excuse, as . 10 cent trial
size OF Ely's Cream Balm can be had
Of your druggist or we mail it for 70
cents. Full size so cents.
ELY BIOS.
Sc Warren street, New York City.
A friend advised me to try Ely'a
Cream Balm, and after using it for
six weeks believe myself cured of
catarrh. It is . most valuable rem.
edy.-Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand Az.
enue. Brooklyn. N. 7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

There are 1875 rooms in Castle How
ard. the Earl of Carlisle's seat. near
Nation, Yorks. When it was refur-
nished some years ago, 20 suits Of new.
furniture were required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

81. PAUL thieves robbed o man
who was on his way to Klondike.
They evidently thought he was rich
er picking thsn he would be on the
return trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
ELY BIOS. ,


Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys
and bowels Never sicken, weaken
OK gTipe; 10 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
LE0.L.
Notice If Final ettlemsnt.
Refate of K a hrrfn. Eirerh. d..csnoed

Notlc0 ~ FINAL -0ttlemont-
Bstste u ks h-rfn- Kirsch. decreased.
Public potire 10 hereby gwen thsf t-s u.dsr.
,gned. Conrsd q. Krsch. .xecat 9 Of
re IL will tnd tstam-,s OF Ks,h-r".s
Kiesch. d-c-a.ec. vii. attend he the
county court Of Rock Island county. ~ the court
houee in Rock Leland. on he ~ b day OF Sc pt-m-
her 1877 next. for the purpose OF making dnai
sestlem~pt ofe-id e.ta'e st which time and
place ne viii ssk for IN order Of distrbution. an
wfil a-o ssk 90 b- d~cnarged. All persyps In
tere-ted are sid-d 20 stf..ht
Rock Island, H.. .ug 3 is4s.
CONhAp &. KiRsca. ExecntoY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that
the Diogley bill is in full force, the
deficit In the national treasury is
still doing business at the old stand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

The King OF Denmark.
The king Of Denmark is essentially a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25
Rock Island
Savings Bank.
OFFICERS:

- buford. President
John cruhangh. VICE President
P6reenswan. raAh.eY.
BePen business ynD Q, $50. and OCCUPY
q. y. cor. Mitchell LyIdes pew bniidina.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-25

Love makes that roof so dear to mo
That all the charms Of woods and sea
No longing in my heart can stir
II, having them, must leave her.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-27

M infer Gett ettpu 40 sSabren
iperben jebt tDieber bic 0loden Der
2ambertifir9e geldutet. Megen Der
Baufdnigteit, oeS fpdier erfolgenben
Mbbruhes unb bes nur langlam fort@
fhreitenben Neubaues bes 9burmes
haben iie 10 lange gefdipiegen.
Dortmunb. gu friibtr Morz
genitunbe brah auf bem groBen Gins
rnerplnbe BON Rolb Jeuer aus. Der
3immerplcB tit bolljtdnbig ousgez
brdnnt. Inter ben perbrdnnten Sc
gtnitdnben befinben fih au1 fertige
Gegtnffdnbe tpie 9reppen u. {. ID. fiji
ben 8alnbofs gleubau IN aaiftl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17

and many thought young Shaw ihho''"'' "'"
apuarent sinccrcncss Of MS grief
Tin. services in she nous, were '"i'u'''" ~ |
Rev. Dr. Marshall Before the services "''' ''"'
v,ung shaw was taken from tn" house n"'h ~ w.
CIV Hall The Iiareirh Cemciery III W." , Iu vs.
~ mi. city where the women were ""'''" ""
crowded ,. .,t.. ., ,,ka Young
f. was the intention Of The poll" 10 IN s,,'1
sh1w 10 inc graves. with the hop" tIit ~ 'itci
break down and confess. but laitf IL w w., 49,.
~ IL would be better FOR him 20 io.NN d" No.,
docs of The dead. Ills manner "A.' ID ~ t..,.
h,s strengthened IN" belief thil ne J. 81 .,t,. Y
ana now there j. 4 report ihai aholi'' '''"t''
The women VIII he taken into CUSTODY ,..,,,. ,,
rt1IvS9aw beGah- 'iu ,ar i' to,,, '' IN ini,'.
after O'Clock this morning lie vts questioned
furin"r. bat the result OF ~" tax tic Authorities
would not divulge
The authorities are sin 81 The opinion that young
Shaw - guilty His sweetheart. M~~ Mabel N"il-
son. Of Woodbury.. 20 whom Lr was engaged 10 Do"
married OF The 18Th OF next month. j. hE-f'rlcai.
81" SAYS that Ell is being prosecuted. and that h,
- not ia" Kind % man 80 Kin his mother and
grandmother. shaw relatives also say b" IS
not guilty, AID they clare thar th" polio" 80" 'n-
dcINorrG To fI~t'u th" crime on him h"cHu-' They
oil not capture ID" burglars VINO visited frf huu~"
and committed ID" murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
4 BIG TESLA MOTOR.

II IL but natural tfat city - rich In electrical
mower a. is Niagara FAILS should possess many
novelties in The application Of this great force one
of the most notable OF these novelties IL 10 be
found In the stati.n ~ the Buffalo and Niagara
Falls Electric Light and Power company's plant
# is motor OF the "indncton" type. with capac-
ty % 400 horsepower and is the biggest OF It's KIND
over bul,t When Tesla invented this machine II
was considered his greatest achievement. FOR Il
makes more feasible tnan hitherto the use OF a.
tcrnating current In motors. fItrct)foi' prdci-
cslly al. motors have used a direct or continuous
current and in place Ike the Niagara Fails rover
l'omuonvs where the current generated
s OF the alternating class. this custom necessiated
n, use of trans for TO make the current direct
for motor use The new Induction motor has been
only recently installed ,
II - probabe that no otho- electric light station
I'm this country uses electric power to op,r3," .he
ma chnes which, in turn. generate the current Icr
lighting the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17

WORK or ENNoNNE HoOpLrMs ONE or THE
LATTER BADLY WorNDEp
At ,arly hnHr yesterday morning Parolman
Daniel Moran. FL. llyonnr. was M rl,r ously as
saultcl u lowe. Cottages, IN th, Bergen Point
section. by Martin alias "CoIg,r" Connors twenty
years OLD AM Marlin Brown. twenty eight years
old. The i"ifn'r H. wing In ;h" liayonnr Hospital
.uffrriug from trc cff,,'s 81 "a hulc; wound in
% his lungs
PIfroimau Moran va ,akug Brown. whom he had
arrested for l.oricrly conduct. the Set enth Pre-
cnet police station. Wh,A Counors jumped upon
him from i DARK a''. Tnc men were too much
fo, me poll emlr and. hf,cr telling him. beat min
With hi- n.gn. stick and Kicked him into '"7'S'p"-
liy Moran was found ia q hrnlcss condition, "I,
after Attendance Jos Dr T.. q. DonOiu" vas i''' /"
tri. she NAME d. his H-saItnt-. IL WI '"NN' W
h- HON" suffering from "a fractured Sh"' I''' III
l~rnIl injuries which may prove faial ,
\ general alarm srnt ONT ioI ih' hi''0' -
Brown ard 90, nur-. aud about ':.D O'Clock III the
uornins ia tccii.rs Foley ana ';rfin found 'onnoiS
in the nlpa.low~ naIr tie Port Johnson conl docks
lT~ dtfeiupf 80 c-tap' Wa stopped nF bullet, from
The pisin of iUr Officers Commons was idk.n Ia
IN. Ii.onne Iusp.tll and ou the WY WAS told that
lie hld killed Moran. lie replied That he WAS glad
To hear L..
Brown WIS also ARRESTED later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17

1873 as one OF the Republican leaders of his dis
trlc Ia which few men are better known Or
more popular. lie was graduated with high hon
ors from the New-York University Law School
af'cr preliminary training in the public schools
and the city College. For several years he was
identified with the Anti-Machine Republican move
mcnt: was Last year secretary OF the Mckinley
League OF this city; and he is president of the
Federal Republican club. the organization in the
NNIth District which has opposed The regular or
ganzation Nevertheless he WAS Instrumental in
healing the factional differences existing in the
XNlih and all organiz tons. machine ard Anti
Machine are now united in his support. Tie did
effective work the stump Tor Mckinley and
Hobart in last years campaign.
Mr. Ko.ng Is actively engaged IN the practice
of law being a membe- of the firm OF Friend
House & Grossman. No. 65 Park Row. H. l.
Pas, Chancellor of Justlnisn Lodge. knights OF
Pythias and belongs to other social organiza Ions
He is the youngest man ever nominated for office
b. the Republicans Of the NNIth Assembly Dis
rfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
OWNER WAITED FOR PROPERTY
THE Annr,s,r OF WILLIAM -.-TTnX MAY
LEAD TO Az INI EEESTlNG DIS ~.
IRE IL NT.Nv-BRI' NSWGCK.

\ .,ap bv the name OF William Sutton Wa taken
into ia, Mtidlcscx county quarter Sessions Court
this morning TO plead - AN indictment for main
tanning a nuisance in the city of Now-I} runs"ict
He evidently did rot know anything about m"
case. and his arrest may be biz Joke. and again
II may lead 20 some Interesting Developments
ON th. niani Of December "a. Of last year. M
sonic Hal at G"orge and Albany SIS, in New
Brunswick which contained lodg"rootns. sores
Common Council and meeting rooms The Office OF
The Brunswick Traction Company. theatre ana ID
cafe. was DESTROYED 10y rrc The building w's ~"
largest one in me city. After The nrc tine ruined
walls were left Standing and became q m"nac" TO-
public safety. The owner WIS thought io br Frank
in reference removing the walls. when one morn
"f Of f'antferrine he property TO William surou
Tho Board OF Aldermen finally took the case
con Icinned IL, n ma as-.rtod hat th.r were nl,c
10 fan az any t"ie. The Aldermen pf'-' nied th"
case TO Tie September Hrhni Jury. ana Ni.u'm
Sutton was indicted for maintaining nuisance
III" n'%' 9inr w Z" h"' HmI,%" wi.,,,
Sr,ions ~ over Ncw Jersey. brt WAS satisiod TIA
not 1;d on Of mem y i l| h.n ' ~
William SuttoI who waS working or - mhc'dail
road !n course Of construction near chester. vi
iIouscn drove Oh toward chester and saw a ma
i o' T'o' mn, ,'"i t.,l s1i""' w '
The fellow said me used 80 %" \ ll~.- card 'n"r.
S,.ton admitted MS name. and ..rI h, ,d meyer
any paper. Tor Mr Aleu- qncrici the detective.
"Wcd rai.'t read or vrit'." ne answered but
about iwo vcars ago. when WAY working for MIR.
Alien. / went b'tog" - Justice OF the P'ac" ~
E"-kinp Ridge. ana ~; mark t. come papers.'
Iiousell took Sutton ~ New-irurswick and
lodged aim in ilil sutton wa th2roGs1> fright,
cncd ana lc~ilGrred. and begged ~" detective not
icayc BIN ,
noinicd oul the ruins n'i told sutton that thH
court would compel HIN 10 remove them. "i'd
rather husk corn fhln do that he TrpI"h. and
say. If ! owned thai big place. do you think I'd
nave 30 work AZ all?' Sutton H. dons"l! ignorant
and evidently doesn't understand why ne WAS ar-
rested.
Yesterday morning. IN court. Sutton was released
on his rccOgnizance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
III SO THAT HAD 10 CHAINS.
From TIE Detroit Free Press.

From TIE Detroit Free Press.
lie IL city man who had been stopping FOR three
days AZ country residence ard paying good rates
while keeping up an indus ,rious but unsuccessful
sealch TO- w!.d ducks. He announced his intention
10 leave the next morning and retired. Only thin
paruion separated his sleeping pa -iment from the
family sitting room, and there difficulty IN
especial benefit.
Lzbeth. said the cd farmer whose voice was
sincerity itself that young feler don't seem 10 %
no sucn DUCK hunter as that cnap what put up Win
US last season lie user bring in a boa load OF game
bout every day. lie asked me- 10 tell II round,
3nt ne Jlst charmed them birds with a mouth-organ.
lh.y would ny where Nc WAS In clouds fur TO hear
the music. ard all he had do was 20 knock EN-
over never see nuthn' Ike H. and I've lived right
mere ever since was born. Better keep II quiet,
though ia both for he's q fine feer and sure fur
to be back agia this fall"
N.Y. morning the guest was up before the sun He
walked seven miles 10 the ne arest town and bought
montn-crsan. Al thar day and the day follow
ing thcr" was music floating over the still waters
me selections ranged from Chopin 10 the repertoire
o, A ioof-Sarden prna donna. The ducks were IN
Noked just AS Orpheus stirred The souls Of the eter
nal rocks I'LL they danced sand jlgs and cut capers
but the ducks came NOT. though the musical hunts
man blew away all his lateral breath and pa
,ience Then he sulenly paid his bin and left with
haunting susnicions.
Wei, Ilzbeth," chuckled the farmer II cot ~
Gays more board outen him, anyhow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
10 UiFE THE ROlD PIl iP.

.coI-x,pNA% WEBER OF uOisnkEN To PROC EEp
AGAINST THE JERSEY CITY npiDkEN NNp
RUTHERFORD EI.E- TRIO Company
Councilman George Weber of iIobck'n made
the snnouncrm, M yesterday that In In, near tut
ire he vii! introduce resolution In the Common
Council ordering the jersey city, Hobokcn ana
Rutherford Electric Railway Company to pay oyer
,o The ,ify fh, sum OF. $OGJJ. which 1t promised
the city in exchange for an ordinance granting 10
the company the right 10 lay tracks ana rin troll
sts within the city limits.
Tn, road has been IN operation many months
brf the company has made no attempt 70 pay the
none and Weber says that he intends TO DRINK
il TO terms he insists that In case tAe resoIu-
tion j. adoptrd aud the company refuses 20 pay
wthin a reasons bic time, the Street COMMISSIONS
viii be Instructed TO tear up some OF III" tracks
and thus tie up the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
FREIGHT TRIMS WRECKED.

Az 'CCIpENT DELAYS TRAFFIC oN THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD or new JERSEY FOR SOME TIME
An engine and ten freight ears were wrecked
carly Yesterday On The Contra. Railroad OF New
Jersey az the Clercmont Station. Jersey cry.
local freight train was leaving siding and NOV
ing toward the yard at the ferry. when the ex-
press freight train from Philadelphia ran into IT.
The heavy freight engine Of the express train, one
OF The :an camel-back pattern, ran across the road
bed ard oiled into ditch Seven cars. all loaded
with tobacco went over with the engine.
The locomotive Was badly wrecked and looked
as II me boiler had exploded The freight cars
were almost totally destroyed. Three OF the cars
OF he local train were hurled from tn. track, and
the rails were twisted and the ties Of the east
bound track were dislodged foi . distance Of one
hundred feet The railway officials reiicent
and refused to lmp:rt any information. either 10
the uclioc or t. the rev paper representatives.
Al the Information thai could he c.iciied was
no one was hurt" which was miraculous when
the extent Of the danaPc is considered. The acct
dent occurred ibout 2.3D o'clock. and the debris
had NOT been removed nor the tracks repaired
until noon and iravcl was interfered with. as the
ca sthound trains had 20 be over the west bound
tracks for distance Of more than a mic. and
sralns were DELAYED from fifteen to i0enty minutes
The damage j. estimated at from 90 10 0Oo.