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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-30
DID TIME
Interesting Directions for Dainty dor
from n Book of 1885.

Interesting Directions for Dainty OdOrs
from n Book of 1885.
In a quaint little volume Of 1855 are to be
found n number OF dainty directions for the
making OF perfumes. Innumerable arc the
ingredients to be u~sed-quite all sorts and
conditions" many OF which are the flowers Of
the botanist. Roses were popular. while yum,
Benjamin held . prominent place among these
blossoms. An interesting recipe to perfume
water" is copied from this book:
Take malmesey or any kind OF sweet water.
then take lavender. spike. sweet mArJoram.
balme. orange pieles, thyme. basil. cloves. bay
leaves. Woodblne flowers. red and white roses.
and still them all together"
Surely this Is a remarkable connection, and
the many sweet-scented flowers could scarcely
help but make a very sweet perfume.
Two interesting perfumes como next. King
Edwards perfume" and Queen EliEabeth's
perfume" The former had markedly different
material in his cologne water from that Of hoF
Majesty. Among the directions for King Ed
wards were twelve spoonfuls OF light-red rose
water. with many other ingredients. the most
important OF which seems to be the weight OF
s~ixpence in lue powder Of sugar" Then. after
boiling 1t on hot embers and Goals softly. and
the house will smell as though 1t were full Of
roses. but you must burn the sweet cypress
wood before. 10 take away the CROSSE aire."
Certainly these dainty directions would not
in any way come amiss to-day. Her Majesty
had quite E different course Of treatment IN
her perfume. Eight s~poonfula OF compound
water, the weight Of tWopencO Ia tine powder
d sugArf and then this mixture. toe HkS bar
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BRrN MAwR,s NEW LODGINGS.
An Experiment. I'm Housing Women Stu
dents-NeW Kind of Building.

| An FWnArImant In HonslnO Women Stu.
80. - IS S"
doh'S-Ne" N'ha OF nui'dihg'
Rpvu MAvp pa Dor 90 Thar "a a naw
- - D. e. 70 . o
building going up at bryh hlaWr Coiiege that
Is exciting much interest. The building is q
combination of the nuartment bouse and tbe
o oe "o"'o aAN C"'
English lodRlne system adapted In various de-
tails to the college needs. In the first place it
was desi0ned 10 cotch tbe oyerfiow from the
was ~" -" o'of"o" iio.h Cme
residence halls OF the m connected with
! the college officially. either on the faculty or in
the libra nv or secretorv,s of3ces Tbeae womap
VIZ VI O . IN
Tor the most part nave lived heretofore In the
college halls, but with the large increase I'm the
inoon,ino olaoeas a. bec,r,a last var naoas-
incoming casseS IL perahne i"st year heceS-
sary to give them warning 10 move, as all the
room would be needed for students.
Tho now buiIdino boU,ever 10 nrov,no sroh
IL = h"t =. ~ moMeS1t' ptor.nE Sugm i
a success that II IL probable that room will
have TO be made for members OF the faculty In
-oao.o, Whan oourIota ~ LII ma -.
General WIEN eouptee VIM hoiu aoou'
thirty parsons, who can carry out their various
| whims in the manner Of living complataIy at
thaIr I,tino The arranoementS for honsehoId
'he'r iiAi"H' u'tauSenpe"'S vi ho"se"o'u
economy could scarcely be more varied or moro
| convenient. One can keen house with n
~L - L,,ohan 49, ~
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RUssrA,s WOMAN FoorpAD.
She Can Ride and Shoot and RObs the Ric1
to Give to the Poor.

ono Can Ride and Shoot and RObs the Rich
to Give to the Poor.
Mans supremacy in all fields is threatened.
His business occupations. his sports. his ac-
complishments must be shared with women,
and the invaders are likely to set q pace which
Will make him set spurs and sit tight in order
to keep in the race.
From Russia comes q storyof a woman who
is making the shades OF Claude Duval and his
peers trembie for their ~laurels. We have had
female brigands and desperadoes. The head
OF the most feared and most murderous tribe
OF Italian banditti to-day is a woman, and there
have been others like her but here is q celeb
rity OF another sort. On the opera boufYe stage
one might expectther. but In real life she Is al.
most too good to be true.
Her name is Barbara Daneria. and by pro.
fession she Is a highwayman. The English vo-
cabulary doesn't provide any better title for
her. since the makers Of the language didn't
foresee her advent. so highwayman we must
call her. regardless OF rules of gender. II. as
purists insist. 4 woman writer is an author and
not an authoress. and q woman poet shouldn't
be called poetess. why shouldn't a woman
Claude Duval be q, highWayman. Her PROBES.
sion comes under the head OF the fine arts.
notorious Claude. She 10 dashinnG and Beautiful.
She rides like g %centaur. She can seallop, the
at any range within sight, Her manners would
grace a court She avoids the shedding Of blood,
famous knights OF the road. she robs only the
rich, and, gives with. open hand to the poor.
sense Of humor and Of dramatic effect. Up to
date she hasn't danced minuets. on the turf In
the moonlight with any of her victims. and she
can't, with good effect. offer 4 handsome trav-
eller his freedom in exchange for q kiss, as ives
fact. she 10 handicapped by her sex. and yet her
sex adds to, the romance of her. story. Sh0
wears maseulinS attire. but her voice and her
which abe has terrorized rings with romantic
and extraVaRant praises OF this feminine Beau
Brocade,
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Hotel Reception Hranaroress.

A reception manAgeress 1.-THE hotel circulars
are authority for the title) IL the latest additioA
to the forces Of the swell London hotels. She
must be a woman Of refinement and charming
manner and must be able to converse fuenti1
in at least four or i've languages. When for
elEn m arc guests at the hotel the reseDS
ton ~ places herself at their dis
posal, attends to all thsir. wants, initiates theW
upon every subject. from cab fares TO court ETH
quette tells them whore to buy ,whateyer the1
they need her SERVICES, She 6aa proved q vaip1
able innovation and. has added to the oontts
mental popularity ofth0 hotels thAtOmploy hen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-30

Mrs. slack" Gardner Opposes the AbO-
litiOn of Capital Punishment.
BosroN. Oct. 29.-The advocates OF the abo-
lition OF capital punishment are going to make
an effort at the coming session Of the General
Court to have a radical change made in the
present law in1icting the death penalty. But
there is at least one prominent philanthropist
in the city who Is firmly opposed to making
any change, and that Is Mrs. Jack" Gardner.
Alta recent meeting OF advocates OF . change
In tho law Mrs. Gardner was the only one TO
place herself on record as favoring the present
statute. She wrote n ehRracteristieally brief
hut very Arm letter, Ia which she said thai she
thought that murderous brutes should pay the
panalty for their inhuman acts.
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale favored clem-
encv- hut eeognizetftIIe necessity Of sOue Sc
we're punishment 70 protect soSiety.
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TAN Cranbsrry PiokinE.

BosToE. Oct. 29.-Speaking Of cranberrles,
for that is about all Cape Cod talks OF at the
present time. Daniel Geer made a record in
Plymouth last week that IL likely to stand for q
generation. In slx hours and twenty minutes
Manomet Conpany'B marshes one day
he gathered with a SCOOP 800 measures of ak
q14ris each, amounting " tyentyyohe barrels
aud sixty quartz.
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Rnrbod wire Helps On an EIOpoment.

PARKEEgBuRa W. Va. Dot; 21.-sarah sWss-
belle ofthe village. eloped by hefsef Thursday
to Oakland, Nd, where John W. Weekly OF
Camp. DOddEtdGe county, met and married her.
Just after herdepaTture from home her mother
sent a hired maj IN pursuit.. hut he got tADgled
m IN a baFhed. wire Tenet aud missed tle train
W even mlnutea
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looks amazingly Ike a parrot. and. the. woman
with. decidedly turned.up. probosoig looks
equally az ludicrotfs In q hat that lares on the
face. Hats, Ike hair. 90 authorities declare,
ghopld be worn In the style most becoming to
tho individual.
Fancy waistooats are in vogue not only for
women but men. Women want to keep them
all to themselves, for they do not like TO see
men disportinG Themselves in brocade, satin.
silk and the like. These are the materials
affected By very swell men. Some Of their
wAistcoats have even a touch OF color.
Fancy vests for men may be . fad" re-
marked q woman who keeps mp with mascu-
line styles as well a. her own, but they Will
never become q fashion. Gents may adopt
the fancy vest, but men will not. ANYTHING
conspicuous In the way Of wearing apparel 10
considered bad form by the really swell and
Well-dressed man, and there isn't The slightest
danger OF his taking to the blg-hoNered waist
coat, or that Of shiny satin for that matter. He
certainly won't II he learns how q woman de-
tests It, and WHY should not she ~oritiCige his
dress II che secs Mt? He certainly docs not
spare her feelings about her fashions"
At last military gray stationery has been sup
planted by a bright biuo paper. with q purplish
cast In II. In dress goods the shade Is known
~ bluet. Conservative folk win not like the
new paper. for it IL rather glaring In color, but
IL toned down by white stamping. Envelopes
remain q little longer than. they are broad, and
lettering Is q triie larger than formerly.
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Prepared to Accommodate.

FrOE4 ne BoSiOR TrarsleT.
Lady t~snEaGing = new eookl--csny on clean bioy-
cook-Ep. LADY, sui ! can give you the address
Ghefe have mine cleaned.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call. corner of Market or1 Third streets open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay; open until s:SO o'clock.
 ss7 Hayes street; open until s:3o o'clock. 62l McAllister street; open until s:5o o'clock GI5 Larkin street; ~-'7 until s:3o o'clock 1sA Mission street; open until 10 o'clock. 2261 Market street, corper Sixteenth; open until o'clock.
 l06 Eleventh street; open until o'clock 2526 Mission street: open until o'clock NV. corner of Twenty second and Kentucky streets open until clock
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HELP wANTED-Continued.


  MEN to learn barber trade in s weeks San Francisco Barber College 13Sk Eighth st. BARBERS' Assn Free Employmt office. s. FUCHS, Sec, 325 Grant ave; tel. Grant 1Ss' SAILORS and ordinary seamen wanted at LANES 504 Davis st, Jackson. MEMS fine calf shoes to order g 50; mems soling. 95c; only one price. 959 Howard st.
 
 SINGLE furnished, fine, large. sunny and airy room, 25c night. Rosedale House. 32l Ellis st, TRY Acme House 957 Market st., below Sixth, for room; 25c a night; $l a week. SINGLE rooms Ice and 15c night; 75c and s1 week. Lindel House, Sixth and Howard sts. WANTED-To collect wages due laoorers and clerks. Knox Collection Agency, 110 Sutter st. WINCHESTER HOUSE, A Third st. Market POO rooms, 25c a night; reading room; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

PLYMOUTH Congregational Church. Post st., near Webster-Services to-day at Il a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:S0 a. m. Rev William NJ. Jones. Hyde Park Congrega- tional Church, St. Louis Mo, will preach morning and evening. The public cordially invited
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

furnished rooms billiards, dining room. kitchen, rent s15 month BA- SILE ST31h Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

HOWARD-ST Methodist Episcopal Church, the strangers Sabbath home. 6f3 Howard st, between Second and Third, two blocks from Palace Hotel-The Rev. John A. R. Wilson, D.D., pastor, will preach at Il a. m. and 7:So D. m. Morning, Christ Precious to Be Aevers' evening, Self Denial for the Sake of Others Miss Alice Sheldon Brannan will sing at both Services. Seats free. All alMays welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

THE First Divine Science Church-M. E. Cra- mer. pastor. Discourse by Alice IL. Cramer; subject, The Lifting Up of the Son of Man" Services at Il a. m. In Yosemite Hall. Native Sons building, Mason St, between Post and Geary. Seats free. All are welcome. REORGANIZED Church of Jesus Christ 32O Post st.-Preachins Il a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Strangers invited to come and judge for themselves. All welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
PERSONALS.

WIDOW would like acquaintance elderly gen. tleman that will assist her; object matri mony. Box PIP Call office
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal Church. Mis- sion st. between 5lXth and Seventh.-Dr. Charles Edward Locke, Pastor, will preach. Class meeting 9:30 a. m. Subject. morning sermon II o'clock Back to Jesus" Evening sermon, 7.45. Why the Spaniards Cannot Win in this War" Special Sunday School exercises in auditorium. at 12:45 ?. m, Mr. Rolla " Watt, superintendent There will be @ programme of music and rccltations, etc. Christian Endesvor Society 6:l5 D. m. Mid week Prayer Service, Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. This is a peoples church. Seats all free. Every body invited.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
MEETING Nor1oEs-conttnued.

REBEL Cork Benevolent Society's twelfth an- nuai excursion and picnic will take place at Shell Mound Park, Berkeley, SUNDAY, Au- gust !. 1898. Adults tickets soc, children der ]! years free. Boats leave every half hour for park Music by flrst-class band. THE regular annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Company will be held at the office of the company, s6 Steuart street. San Francisco, California, on TUESDAY. the 2nd of August, 1898, at o'clock D. m, for the purpose of eleotins Board of Trustees to serve during the en- suing year and the transaction of such other business may come before the meeting.
 NJ. J. MADISON, Secretary. ANNUAL meeting of the Rsdon iron and Locomotive Works-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works fer the election of trus- tees for the ensuing year and the transac tion Of such other business may be brought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the company. southeast corner of Beale and Howard streets. San Francisco, on MONDAY, the 1st day of August 1898 at II o'clock a.. m L. R. MEAD, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

FIRST Congregational Church. corner Post and Mason sts.-Rey. George c. Adams D. D., pastor. will preach morning and evening. Morning service, Il o'clock: theme, Thoughts of Heaven; evening service. 7:45 o'clock; theme Trusting Wisely" Sunday school and Bible classes at I2:s5 D. m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30 p. m. Samuel D. Mayer, organist and chormaSter.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

WANTED-Specialty salesman for partly introduced and advertised article In whole sale grocery line; must have established trade in Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley. Ad- dress box 203. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

AGENTS. cheapest fire extinguisher; sold in homes. stores. factories; adopted United States Government, fire departments, insur- ance companies Little Giant. p Liberty st.. New York
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST Church of Christ Scientist, Central block. 223 sutter st., between kearny and Grant ave.-Christian Science Bible lessons, Il a. m. and 7:45 P m. Subject morning, Love: evening. "Elijahs Communion With God on Mount Horeb. Sunday school for children II a. m. Testimonial meeting MednesdaY at 5 D. m. All are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

'HEALING' in the name of Jesus and preach ing from texts given by the audiences at Mills Tabernacle Oakland. by Rev. Fran els Warnon, assisted by Rev. A. Coplin State officer of the Christian Alllance), Rev. J.
 l-tra an.a -lr,r- At Sal lnnf ha af
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

S1260-DRY goods and gents furnishings and notion store; excellent corner in good part of city; nice living rooms and bath; invoice grand opening for any one; full invest.gatioa afforded; satisfactory reasons foraseuing NJ
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Fif refined, experienced ladies to introduce q newly discovered female and pile remedy of wonderful merit. Exceptional of fer to right parties; capital. Also lady capable to take charge of office References DUS REMEDY CO, Emma Spreckels build ing, room 517.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

GENTLEMAN wishes to meet honorable young lady; pretty, refined. well educated; object matrimony; means not necessary. Box 309. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
SUNDAY MEETINGS.

MRS. s. SEAL, spiritual business medium; readings and healing daily. l1l6 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
SITUATIONS wAkTED-continued

A YOUNG man to do any kind Of work; baker or milk route preferred references. M. T., 1911 Genry st
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

MEN to learn barber trade in s weeks. Si Francisco Barber College. 13SH Eighth st
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


 JESSIE RAYDEUR. alcohol baths and sase. 10l Eddy st, 12 and IA. BAD tenants elected for 34; collections made city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., 4l5 Montgomery st.. room 6: tel 56tA baths. 15h Turk and HIS Market. rms. 15-1e
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
HELP wANTED-rEMALE.

c, R. HANSEN & CO, 1o4 Geary st. want Monday-First- ironer on ladies wear for country hotel laundry, $s5 and free fare both ways.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

WANTED-A nice young girl to do plain cook ing and hoHsework for 6 small family, no children; must be neat and willing; will find good home and kind treatment; references required. Call at 1f61 E1lis near Laguna-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-27
Morrison ia .faus..-

As a nsn. Lewis Morrison is guie,
and almost retiring. modest in his
dress and thoroughly domestic in
his habits. HIS hrs; though: is hi
home and how TO make ;s perfec'
and comp ese, his aim being to have
y, TN ideal one in every respect
How different is LAWS Morrison a. s
devil. Here ha Is fascinating. cua.
ming. crafty and en;;cirg. Instead
II trying 20 make home We see bin
using his every endeavor 10 wreci
one, and Instead Of seeking tc build
mp hs woald destroy. This, then, il
me art q the lcsJr, for 1t IS not az
Inherent devil we see portrayed b
Nr. Morrison-it is n assumed one,
aud how well portrayed in action.
word and gesture. m insinuhtiuE
devil he, and yet his polished per
sonage OF smooth s2d f.tteIiac
tongue. The story o: Faust i:
always oi interest. brt to make /
doubly acce plab,e in its dramatic
version it must be we'll told, and
herein lies the strength o! Mr.. Nor
rison's production, for he gives il
heauiiiui and elaborate stage set
tings sad surrounds himself with
carefully chosen players. and whel
it IL seen 81 the Bu,tis Fiiday evcE
ing new scenery in both design AM
material will be displayed together
with entirely new costumes through
nns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-27
coNNIEs HAVE A BALL,
Ra I,osd Men aud rn-ir Friends linda q
In tae Merry Dance.

Ra I,osd Men aud rn-,r Friends Indal @
In ta~ Merry Dance.
The ticket-punchers and their
friends INDUCED IN terPsichoresn
gaieties at Armory hall last night.
1t was the annual ball OF Rock Island
division No. log, Order of Railway
Conductors. 1t was grand social
success. The hall was neatly decor
ated for the occasion and the happy
"a thering, which numbered about
Us couples, danced aud made merry
until long after midnight. The grand
march was lead by Police Sergeant
and Mrs. N. +. Archer. Mat. bliore
becoming one OF the preservers OF
the pssce, ran train on the west end
of the Rock Island road. He con.
linues to be member CT the con-
ductoTs' order. and lis one Of the
most popular men in its ranks. He
.gss not given previous notice that he
yes 10 be called upon % lead the
march. or he says he woult have
, rsc,iced up on it bit. Bnt the
graceful m.nner in which he
md his es,imahlc wife guided
he throag about the haii was
evidence that neither OF them
needed rehearsal. Bieuer's
rrchestra furnished the music. }
Oizo;ell was chief of the floor, aud
vas assisted By Ira o. Wilkinson,
NJ. +. Archer. +. q Ellis, l. l.
Burch. G. +. Ss,tle. L. T. Clancy
Sco:t B.ckne!!, G. Wise, Charles Mar
tin. j. II Hill. 5. c. Orchard. The
other committees were; Executive
5. a. B.edsoo. chairman; 3. 1. Cas-
tor. Z. +. Clsppcr. William Straw
horn. Edward Fenwics; reception
! Il. T. SeSell, ohsirnaD; a. J R0h
Seder, Andy MARROW, ) L. MENU,
lie. :. a. Hahe-man, o. j. Brieu. j
IL. Morrison, ID. McLaia, A. IL. Poi
lard. G. +. Lundy, Thomas Kane, Z
:. Nicholas. &. Perrett, W. ". New
nall, +. II. kremmer J. A. Morrison
invi:stion. j. a. Stafford. chairman
II. r. Ecddy. i. 5. Craig. Yep!
Black, $. c. Clifford. William Ksys
saugh. +. Snedaker. John 7. Walker
!. T.. Baker, &. ". Brown, I. Z. Fox
4. Mcl.ees, l.. Z. Courtney, j. G
Cummings, ID. Ii. Goble, j. A. Glib
son, I'd Sloanker. At midnight sup
per was served at Turner hall b.
MANAGER Luchman,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-27
JOTTiNGS FROM JOSlIN
News 81 Niscell. u-ou IIterc,t From til
Cpp Eat.

News 81 Iisce elan ,oG. lGtercst From tire
Cpp Eat.
Joslin, Jan. 2G.-George Coates
hes been canvassipg our community
the last week.
George Leslie now makes his HON z
with Dir. aud Mrs. Donahey.
Miss Struss' friends will be glad 70
hear that she is some better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. Y. Ailsbrow spent
Sunday among their friends in Il ANA
Henry Knoekemus shipped car
.oad of baiod hay to Moline last FIJI.
lay.
Rev. Ross las been assisting Rev
y arr in his psotrGc;ed meetings a
4 sc Hill.
Thursday evening Last thu young
people had 3 pleasant party at Mr.
aud Mrs. FL Wa;nwrighl'S.
TIE roads are driited six or sever
Get In depth, 20 That /: is next t.
npCssibie for teaGs To travel.
W. IL Eastman, Of R7cz Island,
sa- ia 10 liza las. Friday for the p ir
pose If organ eng a Court # Honor
Henry S:russ and Henry KuUcse
mus have b IN insured their dwell
iDgs and other farm property IL IT,
Coe Gnd Z2ma autusl.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Tiasman aud
daughter, with Therle Jordan. o
Rock Island. visited with MIR. aut
Mrs. Ira Wainwrigb. Sunday last.
Hon. William Payne was shaking
hands with friends. and illumInatin;
the streets o. Jcslin with The beam
from his snoi ing coun:elapce Satur
dav O! last week.
Mrs Hugh Mccall, Of Coe, who's
health Of late has not been of III
best. has gone to Greeley, Col, il
the hopes OK receiving some benefit
Her son, Thomas, accompanied her
| &. w. Wilson, Of Alpha, came t
Joslin last Friday, and bought nun
Der oil good horses. and woulds aav
purchased more, had the horses tina
were offered been in be.ter condition
He bought fine span from Mr.
Church, of Carbon Cliff, whic
w.ighed goo pounds.
| We suppose that young men Wi
take unto themselves wives uuti
Gabriel blows his horn-blizzard
even won't stop them-as was in
slanced this last week in ou- con
munity. Monday last, Emil sxstro,
took the train To Rock Island an
obtained a permit to marry Ms
Ingram and Tuesday F. T.. Cromptcr
Jr., obtained q license TO MARI
Annie heuhl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-27
Give IT.. CbiliSen = Drink

Called Grain.O. Its q delicious. ap-
petiziug. nourisbing food drink to
take the pl'ce of coffee. Sold by all
g.ceeTs aud liked by ell who have
used it because when properly pre-
pared it taste, like the nnest coffee,
but is irec from alii's iojr,icus prop
critics. Grain-O aids digestion and
strength us the nerves. II is not q
stimnlart, bat q health builder, and
chilcIea, as we rs adults, can drink
i. with gres: benefit. Costs sbou,
oEe-four,h IS much as coffee. IL
ard 25c.