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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoere Thomas of Junction City Ill.,, was told by Ter doctors she had con sum 1tion and that tker- was TO rope for her, bat two bottles Of Dr. Kings New
 D.sco! !ery cured her, and she says i, saved her life. Mr. TEos Ezgers, I39 Florida s., San Francisco. suffered frorI
 dreadful cold, approaching ccasump- ton, tried wi,kou: rcsul; everything else thea bought ore bottle 0! Dr. kina'S New Discovery a3d il two weeks WIS cured He is na,ur fly tharkful. + Is Tlch ,e ul.s, Of which there are samples iha, prove the wonderful ttIicary Of the mei;cine in coughs aad coils. Fee trial bottles at Tombstone and B;sbee drug stores, Regular size 5cc and SI.oo
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
EXCELLENT SUGGESTION.
Information that N'i:. be Of
 service tO Many.

"The problem which ruzzlss the busy ho,Isewives during the summer mon,hs.' sad prominent cit zen to the rRcSrECFcR reporter today, "i5 how 10 keep tliinga cool without ice. This can tc solved at very moderate c1s. and very little work. Fir3t max Q q light framework four feet his5 three feet .:oad and eighteen inches wide; 0! course yoG will Iut tCp and bottom on the frame, aui shelves 10 suit yourselves. On the front put the framework ci a dJuL!e door; now cover ,he whole wi:h Luriap or gunny sacks, tack iheui on tis!t; next cut !eng,hways an erp'y kerosene can in two, rlace O:n top cf your safe, fill alth water; then take e:rips of heavy flannel, put cne end in the water. lat Inc o,l.er erd come in contac: with lhe burlar, thus by capillary at!rac- ton the Lurlap vii! be kep. vet all tine time; keep your cans iul oi water place your safe whore the Wiad can strike 1t. will guarantee that the alraDg, men. will keep things a3 cool e= ii storcd in en IceLouse.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

4 recent issue of the Pueblo, Colo, Chiettein contained the following in- ,ere;ting advertisement: "Wan;ed- By a competen. woman, place to work for her husband's boari.' This sounds liks western echo oi the "new woman" movement, but i. is probably the work of the same "old" woman who has Teen doing just that thiGE everywhere, since the time whereof the memory c: man Tunne:h no! .o tLe contrary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Gcc. S.o.c, large sheep owner in the Sarti Ei.a', Pima county, reports U the auc. or p:css that bis sheep are in guc confi.i,H. The:e i; p!erty of feed, end stock Uf al kinds in that section arc dOiHg well. Mr. Stone now has C he'd Ci over 40GD sEeep, Abcu, two years ago hs had ITG0 head stolen, end n. vtr found auy trace 0! them, wh,ch left him oriy about 2S1O, the increase si8ce than however has been larga, 60 LOW he has about the same number as before. Among Una present lerd there aTo about l4Ut' ewes and the increase .b!s year, from that numbtr, oi lambs a,tGal!y saved 1920.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

WAsIINGroG. May I,-ln all the departments at Was.i1gt1n raine's celery compound has become the oilics expression fer an iGiesl in,igeratn- when one is "r,:n down" hy Overwork, confning duties. CT any oi tlis msDy Causes that result in ill health.
 He-e is what q prominent official in the Department Of the InteIior says ui Paine's celery compound:
 Department of the Inteiior,
 General Land Office.
 It affords me much pleasure to state that Paine's celery COZ, pound i:as been to ,ne an excellent spring remedy. ant particularly beneficial to the nervous system and digestive organs. cor Gially It commend it's use.
 E.F. DONOGHUE,
 Chief of Contest Department.
 Among the thousands oi vCiuntsry letters of acknowif dgem oat Tor beDe fit derived from Paine'S celery comroun' |. there have already been rublis he'd in the Washington papers testimonial: from men representing every dcpaT;- ment of the national coyernucnt- not only from many of the beet E:.own cougressmen, but from hotts O. l:ar,l- working clerks unknown outside oi their immediate circle of friends. Some 6! tEose who have voluntarily Y endorsed paine's celery comI ornd are
 Congressmen Powers Of N,TLcnt.
 COpgrescmcn Meredith oi Virginia
 Congressman Bull of Cc.o,aio.
 Concressrian N-il of Arkansas. Congressman Wi5er of New Yoik, Congressman GroU. ci Vermont. Congressman Otey oi N:scinia. Mr. CaIlisle's Private S.cr.tary Hon. William +. Smith, Sup. L. s Botanical Garden.
 Maj aj-Gen. Biraey.
 Commodore Howell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
BISBEE NEWS.
JISBEH, JCne ?, 1897. COVERINGS.

B. A. Packard returned to Bi.boe this evening, after a short visit to Tombstone and vicinity.
 Mrs. TIP. Hopkins anl her EtIie son left tbis morning for trip to her old home ia the east. Mrs. HoPGias expects 10 remain away abou. three menth,, and ia the meantime Tom will keep 6 bachelors foest at the tauch.
 Some of Ike baya gre orsaniAir g team. fer match game q! football on the 4th and they exrec. to have Gu.tc a time over the event. Tne zane Of football is one which has b!therto re- ceived very little attention IL tais VI cinity ani the p:oFosed game Will be quite a novelty, asi!e from it's other attractive features. There Is plenty Of material here for two good te .ni- hen the boys get little used to the geme. and u.eir first game, on July 4th, will will probably be as interest Ing and smu-iug as any O Ter Ci tie numerous attractions now being de vi.ed for tue celebration. All tLosc desiring 10 take hand ia the game will do well to leave thIis names with either Jss. Harrington Or J. II. Cready, at once, as the required con- p.oment will coon be filled ou'. 4 mining depl which may mean quite lit.ie fer !he town O! ;isece was closed here q diy or so since, be- tween the agent Cf an eastern con- peny on the one s;:e and Ihcmes Higgins. Johnny Heating, A. T. Sowie nrG F nu,nbcr of other paItias on the other. The parties ranlrd above ali , have c,a ms adjoining the Copper i Queen claims on the eest and south east, and they have bonded them, all ' together. for year and half. The contracting parties must commence work within 90 days, and must "oii 6 donb!e shif, or more oi men con i tinualIy ca the development ot th' clniuis until the end of ihe peFio@ i Of course in s mineral country hki
 this there is always some chance 0
 striking orc, and should any.Ein: p.oftaJle be found in ,h;s place b!sbe'
 could ocr'ainly r"ly on a most IaFi.
 growth in .uo direction .: the nea
 workings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
BIsBtE, June 2, 1897
C-pEERIEG5.

A number 0. the Bi .tc students from the territorial university came ln on the train tiis eyering to gee their fclks and enjoy the aclvcs during illc summer vacation. Among the mum ber we noticed Mis- Lilly Burr, AEnoli SchmiG, Bert Wa!nfr and q number of others wh1=e names we Erow not
 The boys are bi, ging cf another dance tonight in the new lodging house ownel by Mr. l.. C. No:tJr. The young folks sesm 10 !eal Ike hay irg good daEce about now and 9 large t,-n-su. is expected. II Mc. Nortos's house i. as popular af.ef its completion as |. is HOW he viii have smell sizai mint of lis own.
 The base ball tam gre Gill some wLa, stirred up ever their recent game, and it now looks as though t':ey migh: practice one or two Snnd"yS any wsy. There has been q'iiie iitt.e talk of q game between the railfcaa and ,he store boys for some tine n"s: for fine dinner but we are sO-Ty to say that it BOW loni 2 as il the thin 2 had fallen through. We had the ionde.t hopes of securing a 'q4arc meal by rin ging ia IS umpire, but alas our Iontcs. hopes hare vaLi;heG like castles in the aIr.
 The Fourth c! July committee ere BOW tu.Ily at work arranging Tor tae con ing festivities anl tie celebration is expected to le the iiLe.t ye. seen ,a this section of the country. No;h:Gg that coulI possibly add to the occs- sion is beiHg overlooked ard all part . of the programme are receiving atteu- ton. The drilling match is to te uiedc a special feature Of tao ocaa- son. The prizes will be larger thar they were last year and q large nun ber of entries are exqcc,ed boih ircr. Bi.bee miners and from outside resi- dtnt5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

There is talk Of converting the iegis- latu.e in extra sessol 10 u"dD the act by which certain irninsls gre escap- ing the penalty oi the law. It is a questionable proceeding, but possibly better than lynch law, which is a!mos { certain to prevail should the criminal law prove ss intellectual ss is reported 10 be. When the people are conl- pel!ed to take things into th,ir own hands U secure prct ec.ion 10 fife and limb and property, 10 secure tha: peace and qlici tiGt the law shOul1 secure, the ,esu!ts are ,eIrItle and without !emorse, It looks as though there were an attempt to GSive t!Ie people to 2 last resor..-Hrreld.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
TG Receive 8 Hearty Welcome
 t1 the Pacific Coast.

Speaking of tho approaching visit oi MT Bryan 10 California, the Los Apgel,s H. .ra.i says:
 "IEcre is but one interpretation possijis oi the irtarest shown, both i'll iir. Bryan and in .ho especial cause he represents. D,t;i ere still dear to tEe hearts of the ps opia. Silver Is not dead, nor is 1t sl. ering, ever. The campaign Of eiucet on l. still in rrc- rress, evcn though there Is no general battle to te fought tEis year. The voter. a!c eager 10 sg", ready to learn aid ia every way are anxious Co rTe are for t::s great bet .ie ir 1900. Bu: there is DO rassoa why t!e reception te lIr. B.yan in California should te Of partisan chatact,r. MT. Bryan !; G great tyIe pf the educated, sei!-se!l- snt nad pa.r:o.ic you.s AmeTicau citizen; nIan |! clean character and no.le inspirations; ore wao has been the deserving recipient of high hcno:S i-o.n the coinron p.oil". Srch E man, whether he be Democrat or Re- ptbi.can, or nei;ECr, may well be warmly received by Auc,i;an conl- muni::es regardless 0: political all.i = ti2Es."
 The sentiments above expressed iin1 respoL se ia tie hearts oi the Feop!e of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
AN ONYX MINE.
Expert NaarIvmen to Wcri,
 the Big Bug Deposits.

The Bis Bug onyx mine. which i. located about 2S miles soutaeast ot Prescott, and which was recently pur- chased hy Congressman Fowler O Ses Jersey, IS to be extensively worked in the near future. George C. Cnderhiil, a marble exper. of Rut- lan3, w., passed through Albuquerque Oil Lis way to the mine las. Thursday morning, accompanied by five exper. quGr. r.ymen. MT. UnjeIbill will only stay lcng eaougb to sec the work oi opening up the deposi. properly be- n.ard viii r,tlrn through A,hu- querlue within q couple of weeks when ho expects to spend few days here. The quarrymen who accompany inn will remain to give instructirn. a3 to tue pr0pe. method of tskirg ou, the onyx 10 tie men who will be hired on the ground. The figure paid for Zee Big Bug property was something like $loo.c0o.-AlbulreIque Demo- c:Gt
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

The gross municipal dott O. New York City now amounts 10 $l9S. .I5! : 125, which i, partly offset b. sink- ing fund of ST5,250OG0, making the net bonded debt alout $i20,eoe eco. The interest paid on this indebtedness amounts to S7, ,50C, 900 in round num- bers annually 0! which $2,J0G,0J0 is provided by tine sinking fund.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Lieut.. '. A. Mcalii5tCr,
 Hon. F. II. s;;ickney, |. s. Navy.
 Paino's celery compound builds up the run down health in a su Q, ln- intarvup; Cd. s.eadia.t fa.h' oa i;on witch the-e can ts no relapse. |. wipes eut unhealthy iium0rs from the binoi, op.Is up the skin and ina!lea 1t ;ioits iull share n pUrlf!ins the tloci. T.is cleansing tie Llooi thrJIsh snd through ia ore Cf t'.e un- fai.ing accomplishment oi Pains celsty conaGrr,;.
 T.rIn lifelong contact wi:h tha mary forms cf nervous deb llty and impure llo7t, Prof. Edward k.Ihelp-, MD, u. D, of th3 DaItInoutiI r,ic ,iioal school, was Id U ,Le 6is covlry oi Plin,'s celery compound ea the cIowning echiev<mcn. ole eE- t-ao!jirarily active and succs, sal prof .ssicni.l fife.
 No acceptable sutst;tutc for rain,'s celery compound eai5ts. Each year further rccuE.ula'os evidence Of the uncqua.cd capacity Of this g-ea;est of ill known remedies .or restoring h:al'h and yiccr.
 Now that spEing has come, nerres, blocG and vital srgans cannot Icm2In cl.rgcd " po;s3rOus Lumors ncr starved ty oveiwcrk and lack 0! siccp withoG. grca! risk. Pa:ue's celery compound is tine nest intelligent, wisest means any ono can en:rloy Tor dII;ing cut disease ard restoring a ] hcaithy tone 10 the entire system.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

England is building So vessels for her navy, France S3, Russia go, Ger many IS and I:aly l3. These Eurs- pean powe.s are going 10 have the greates: fight on record before long m their effort to pveserve the peace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

The prohihi.ory law Of Kansas i3 being put 10 the test. Saloons are being publicly opened in different parts Of tie state for the first time since 1881. This is regarded ss the beginning of the end of prohibition in that state. Tipplers will now ba able 10 drink better quality oi liquor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

A fi.,tbrlg pa1,rEot,s a $CO0 eco order to nianuiac ;uri5g company near that city for st,el freight cars. The same raper prophecies the steel will supllaut wood altogether in the manufacture Gf freight care; that the lie cf an ordinary wooded car is ten years, while it $ czpcc:cd ,hst steel car will last lifetime. He weight of :he steel car is 35,C00 pounds and th,i. carrying capacity 50 tons The cost will bc $iC00 each, sni the csr Will be fitt1d Wi:h air brakes and many new valuable appliances.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Chilo has offered reward ef $lO0.- 900 to any one who will discover s new uSe for nitrate, as that country produces A greater quantity of nit ste oi soda (saltpetre) than il can market
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
HIS LUCKY NUMBER.
II he Sequel of d PEenix Mans
 Visit tO San Francisco.

4 prominent Phenix business man is soniew hat of a loyor oi the gcoi t;.ings in life, visited San Francisco some weeks ago on bu,iiess. While in tho big city by ihc bay nc was in- reigled into yi-iiing lady forunet l. t"r by connolly companion. Ate. waiting til his ltiy friend had coz sui ed the oracle he gliiel irtp ,he den of wisdom and pis cing two j3 cen, dollars into her shapely hand, sa.,. :: "MadaIr, proceed" Madam dii pro- coed under the late.t rules 0! the Ali zona AGO. and ia the midst of hsi accom- lished gyret;ols she opened g pair of eyes tra. sparklei like dew jioPs end excl :;med in a.'p4ren, frenzy; "Mors :er, you are from Ari- zona. A 10 tune awaits you in ,ha; land oI mines and misery, and numbs T II will te the talisrnan."
 Tine nan from the valley ot the Sal, River WAS overcome by the strange revelations. How did she know he was from Arizona, and why did she st'p in the mid He oI her :Iaucs to make snch disclosures. These aud other thoughts flew in rapid euccas- sion through the excited brain of the | Ariz1Dan. aGd as he shook her hand Ii :d .nG Ter good bye, sbe remark.s .si "rt member number eleven"
 That the ee3t!eman remembered this nuihtcr is well known to fhenix sports-he returned ho,nc and one Of his frs. acts was to put silver dollars on number II Of Gus IIirschfielc's s roulette game wheie 3J 10. one ia paid 1 if the number wins. Judge oi the surprise Of the gentleman when uuIE- Der II won, giving hi,n some $GG0 on the turn, He askei Gus if he would te permitted D iepea,, ard Gus, while s little ra,o, gave consent, and .he gentleman doutled up his bet on II, Again the ill isteI whe> l Was set an iDol;on and sae many hys..nda;s waited hrra.h.css!y for u ,o eto;,. The wheel, after many evoiuticr-, again St'prcd on n;;ulher II much to the j!sgu., ci the proprietor. and ti.e sack of cuin !i;,cc fIoa, ihc house by these tAo bets wClld make n,an Ieasor ably ;i;''.
 Syve. al ;ines has :his gentleman ,:sked his money Oa ihis number and stTange as fate scarcely ever has i, failed to win. Yesterday he rut Gowr I3 cente on T. shd aitc: the roll WA. made he pockCtei $G5. Gus says ''cuss that internal San Fraucisco con lGcr," snd wished sle had died iI that IG0 trance she inIulged in ant now the PneEix games stand dread 0 seeing this man and his number Il enter their lace oi huiaess -arzet.e
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Good reports Oi the progress Of the Copper Queen company on the Blacx Diamond property in the Dragoons continue 70 come and work is pushed .s rapidly ss rics, saovtl ard powder cen fcIce it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Baron von Wcndt died ct St. Joseph Hospitol in Tucson May 25tb, after an illness o. several months. Deceased was Russian and had baen living in A.izoua Tor & B; m5e1 of y'eIe,-Stsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

The fancy ,rou.try rei-ers of Phoe- nix cTcau:zed the Arizona Poultry Association !Gst SitUria,, The assp- cia;ion will held 6 show bext with and Is already trying to secure jllge G: na!i nsi reru;ation.-R"pub!ican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Daring tie fret week in May 3,s2i Mexican cattle were imported at Fl Paso, Texas; 1907 at Eagle Pass Texas; 30il at Nogales, 4 Arizons, 53i a: Laredo, IL xss, and t at San Diego, California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Arizona, says the Herald, is doing more real mipiDg today than ever before in her history, and the output e. her precious metals is largely increased over her meet liberal figures of past yesrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Friik Wallace met with a peculiar and painful accident 8 fsw i,ys since A horse got one of Lis fingers in it's mouth and tor, all tho flesh from the fret join: to the end 0. ths finger of, taking the nail with i:.-Wiuslow Mai,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Mr. CHI. Merrill, travelling agent for .Ee White ii:-cle is in t1wr, ami by deLt oi energy coupiei with tl.e sare rior qual.;y ol his wheel. has b.en able to soii several in Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Tie forming of camping party by 2 numb oi cur young folks is :on- tenpla:e3, .o make trip U the Hug ciucas Tor an cutting of ssycr.l we. k
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

The Junior League aId th,ir friends wili a..eni q storeop:i:an ente.t ain- nIent ct the NJ. l.. church tonight. A collection Of general >isws hes been scclIrrJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Tl.c state uf kentucky is after tha S-uihern Pacific. l: has bECughtsu:J .oF T2Ja.C fer t,xe', fines, ctc. In case tue s:ate is beaten in the suit, is Is thought there Will Le Il strong effort r:ada a, the next legislature 10 repeal i.s charter. Uncle Cu.iis is foreyc. in trouble in some portion ol the Uni.ed States,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Jce Bcauyai., the s:ztcen-year-o.d son Of Mir. C. !, B3GuyGi-, .! th!s city V ii.e ;i.l.iug oD tle river about three mics from town late this a;icrn oop, fel. Ito tkc Iivcr and vas dTOwued.- II -.aIh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

TEe ladies of Benson are prepsrin 2 for a grand ice ere im social next Sat uriay evening, the r:ccee;s to g toward buyiHg new church organ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
Save up

yoar SrhiIIiHg's Hca ten tickets and sec ii you can't Win one Of those SIoo prizes-you know vou can use those same tickets in competing fer the $Iooo prize.
 But if you want the SIoo prize you must send in your tickets by June I5th-give you more time for the big prize. Rules of contest are published in cur larG' advertisement aboat the tr-t and middle O each nor'h. AZ
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

One o. the best indications cf steady improvement of general business is the activity displayed throughou. the territory in pIining.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Tie reichst ig has vet -d the kaiser 5000 ,0c0 marks for new artilieTy, no doubt with view to tue more eG ctu- al preservation of the peace of Europe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

NoTE:an Barr, another TOmbs 1ne stu,e t at the uuiverstJ returned hcns today, the tefin having clOjed a. Tucson yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Geo. E,li who las teen Gt:cndiug tue uuiversity 7; Tucson erIiveI home this morning to spcnd the vacation with i:s parents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

A few n.D..hs ago, Mir. Fyrcn Eoery of W oodstatk. Mich, WAS cad'y ai".ciei with rheumatism. lis rIgh; leg wa5 swollen the fall length, causing him grea', suffering. He was advised 10 tiy Cham berlain's Pain Balm. The fast bottle ct it helped him considerably ard tie sec on bottle effected cure. The 5 and 90 cent sizes are for sale by all dca'ers Ton b store and Bi-bee. T.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
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A shooting scrape at HuacLuca IS reported today. Two Mexicsns are said to have taken shot at each other and one injT.gd seriously duii3g @ mesc,, d.uak,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

The Sunday school at Pearcs is pro. .r, ss.uG finely under the able man agencnt of Mrs. A. \. smith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

iseey s7ner ys..s ,a,- !.es' faie sE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-13
There y Nothing % Good.

There is nothing Just % good 81
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, SO de.
mand it and do not permit the dealer
to sell you some substitute. He will
not claim there is anything better,
but in order to make more profit he
may claim something else to be just
as good. You want DR.. Kings New
Discovery because you know 1t to
be safe and reliable. and guaranteed
to do good or money refunded. For
Coughs, Colds, Consumption and
for ali affections of Throat. Chest
and Lungs there is nothing SO good
as is DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Trial bottle free at Hartz & Ulle-
meyers drug store.
Regular size so cents and 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-13
sOUTH BEIaHrs HAPPEN1Nas.

South Heights, March IL. - Mra.
Edward Lewis, of Geneseo, visi ted
over Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Tanner visited with Mrs. J..
c. Bailey Wednesday.
Miss Greenwood visited this week
with her friend, Miss Jennie Wood.
A telephone has been put in Frank
ke!ly's new residence in Highland
Park.
Mr.. Deifendorf, Of Peoria, spent q
few days with W. j. Irwin and
family.
William Shroether, who has had
charge Of lumber yard at Vermont,
ILL.,, returned home Saturday even
ing.
The cinque club met with Law.
renee Pardon last week, aud John
Schleu ter won the prize. The meet.
ing this week was held at the home
of Mr.. Weinbenger.
Last Saturday was the birthday
anniversary of Ms. John Aster, and
q number Of her relatives aud friends
called during the afternoon to offer
congratulations. Mrs. Aster served
. splendid supper. to which all did
justice.
Misses Rosa and Alma Bertelsen
had q rag carpet bee last Saturday
afternoon at their home, to which 8
number of their girl friends were in.
vited. Annie Willms received the
prize for sewing the most rags. A
nice lunch was served which was en-.
ioyed by all.
The horse belonging to Joe Bur.
CESS, which was just getting we'll af
rig last November. in some way 90,
out Of the stable Sunday night and
wandered around town. It wal
found and taken to a livery stable
where it afterWard died.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-13

Oct. 1, 1895-Corner stone laid.
March IL. 16s7-Bailding accepted
BY the county board.
ssesss Fl CssAss.
The building is particularly cred
liable to Contractor Larkin, who has
neglected nothing that would make
1t all that the people of the county
would have it. He has been palms.
taking even to the point Of pecuniary
sacrifice, and the board has found
him at all times ready and DESTROYS
Of putting himself out to make such
Improvements - might be s,g-
gested. Mr.. Larkin has made NO
money out Of the contract, but he
has done bestef&de has added 90 his
good name; he Mas built q monu-
ment which will endure as an evil
dence Of hir knowledg sc Of the science
OF construction and as proof Of the
interest he takes in work ensrustt d
to him, aud his sense Of realisatio n
OF great responsibilities when plac ed
in his keeping. Charley Larkin may
we'll adopt the Rock Island court
house Is design for his trade mark.
The building is the emblem Of
what it is designed to bc-of justice,
Of character. Of government, Of the
peoples will. 1t combines taste and
stability. Therein the peoples in
terests find safekeepipg. It is the
PEOPLES temple.