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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.
LIST OF ANSWERS

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements remaining in the Of
fee OF The Post for the week ending
saturday, June 20:
2s01; 2151 (4). II. P; 2s02; 24I7; PIT;
Cook; d. G. 90; 2205 2S30, 255; 2Sj5;
sos 90; 2l0B; $50 (2l. w. Gray t3l: PISS
~; Piss; II. c.. Ii. Z. COS $3.50 tl6l:
2i34 ~; 2036; 2101 (2l NJ j. Lee, Man
aeer ~; Melethon 2163; 213s; Manu-
facturer and Wholesaler Middle Aged
German Lady; a. Is. Husicion 2lS9 t2J;
2l39 2S14; 21S9; 2l6i; 1865 2O4O, 2lid
80; p. h. presuiptionist 20l6; 79l.
2l66; 1867 l3); 1882, 2l42, 2117; 2192 80;
X. f. l2); Il. c. ~; 1868 (5l 2l3s 24l3;
2l7l t3l 2197 i9j: 1872: 2tT2: 2173 az.
2+23; 2l23 ~; 1914 81; 242l; 21J0; 245o;
1000; 2l75 a..
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BoARD-RooMs WANi ED

a Nh Aos'N g., COUPLE desire hoard and room
changed. Address ESQ, this fIst ottiss eS
'@a 1sass ia y sse.Alss - \
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WAN1 1000 feef siYinch c5s1 40.
pipe at once and experienced man 70
put II down. ]. l.. Sturdevant. Nacog
doches. TeNas. 81
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BASE BALL GOODS Refining today we
VIII sell our entire stock Of baseball SUP
plies at big discount, clubs out Of rowu
Write for prices. League Spaudlng bnlls
Sl.25, bats Zoe. Pastorizas, 30I Main
street.
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CHOICE South room, priyate bath and
dressing room go Austin 3
fLEASANT furnished rooms 5OjM
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RETIRING from business viii sell my
stock OF groceries and liquors on easy
terms and reasonable price; best stand
IN the town. cheap store rent Apply
promptly to be prepared for fan business
-, l., MOTIFS, lparuC, IpNaS Z
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Ed $ PHELPS. attorney and c5,-,5----,,7I,,,---, -
law. 8l0ls Main street. Houston ~
w. D. SHERWOOD, attoTnev-st ., 1-,:--;,
oohstess avenue, Houston. Texas
TEAAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAr
experienced and bonded ,letectlves -
M or criminal investigation: bonded
Lhayonat. General Manager, s05it, al ~
IL II
fhVl HAVE houses 10 move SEQ -,
right uoi Travis street, Houston. Ten
ron c,p,vr, -
f3t GBANEL shells for roohngs nd1ror
Se,.- loalsoa . Morgan City, La 7ai
Q %, COTTON x BROS, Fire Ins1Tano,.
AGENTS and Adinsters - Main s :, :,
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NO. 2l1 MILAN STREET-w Whole or ia
part; the largest storcroom In Houston;
half block from markei house. T. r.
LOTUS. II
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STOCK, fixtures and trade Of good saloon
for sale Address 2S4J, this Office Z
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WANIED-Fivo carpenters for . m0lth's
work; men with tools TO do common
framing 81 per dav The Ark1nslw
hul'per 90. Wells Texas -
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=. Il, HuICHENS, Navasotn, Texas. mann
tactureb salve that cure letter ecznmn
rlngwcrm or old sores OF any kind: 81 ne,
Dos. Parties buying this salve ana moi
Denented after using one box money ~
innded. WrIte for testlmnnlnla Z II ~
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! NICELY furnished room. With III modern
| S9nYsniences, In private family. Apply
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DEW h bay press. three men aud one mula
eau press 200 nnles day. price S6s; manu-.
faetured b W. c. Guulock. Victoria. n
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litNbNl hs MISS.
You WILL HAVE TO HURRY-Llstcn,
The Old Hartford Lite has good news
for the agent and the policyholdcr. ON
July ON ordinary life policy will be
an endowment 40 age 80 our lo-pay life
an endowment nj age 50; our il and 20
pay he endowments at age 80 No more
die 10 win policies sold We bury the
policy at age 81 and the insured is pnid
IS The ladies' say "An't this lovelyF'
Lonu cnsh surrender pad-up and extend.
ed insurance values plainly written In
the policy, This Is a bound To the front
We nave been getting ready siucc 1856
as thal Is the year the company was born,
80 lon see we are no spring chicken.
ment rendered against the Old Hartford
FcW companies Van say this For further
particulars write or call ON w. II. Pat.
teISon Manager, Trust Bldg, Dallas,
STRONG fcatnrcs on Inc Old Hartford lie.
Age, strength prompt payment of death
LOSSES For every 100000 liability they
nave Sl@ouo with which To pay same.
No other company can make this show,
ing w II. Patterson. Manager BAL.
THIS Is THE RAW TRUTH The Uafr-
FORD life is the best for AGENTS { re
Hartford Life Is best for toe msu;-d.
Why Rllt Because she trea all lit
lie better than she promises, - lies
written on same terms as men " Il
IaLIerSon, Manager, Dallas Texas B
SAY DO Ncu know the Old Iiartflrl
Lies policies 10 be issued July 4 have
more talking points than ans one" ,tu.
PAWS policies doing business In Texas?
Notes taken I'll tail w.. 1t. t'atCe1.an,
Manngrr. nallds. Texas, 3
LISTEN Every contyact a ensaer Ne lTc
now ready to submit TO first class sDlic.
itols the best Oil line contract I'm an
old compdnyl In the State O. Texas. II
YOU can write life insurance answer
ms IL VIII pay YOU The Texas. agency
wrote nearly g3,oC0GO0 IN 1900. WhyY
Because we paid FOR brains ana got the
business Notes that agents desire GO use
must he taken in their name Notes
that they desire us to carry 10 maturity
must be made payable 10 w III, patter
son, Manager We do not require agents
TO lndorse notes sent ms. We make I'D
crNl advances Seven wears success in
handling life insurance notes. Fair treat
ment OF policy.hplfiess aud agents and its
great financial strength and age make
the pld Hartford stand at tho top on the
heap. W. H. Patterson state Man
agcr, il2 and AIS Jlnst Building Dallas
Texas 4
AGENTS make $40 to S25 daily handling
our Photograph tewery and buttons; any
picture copied and returned uniniured:
Satisfaction guaranteed. hlg money for
Mnrkers; sample SCI free. rheo A. Mott.
50 Dearborn street Chicago. -
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WANTED 70 BuY--Salcon or whisky busi
ness with good trade: well established
county seat preferred Address with mar
tieulars Address 2s5S this office a
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THIS is THE RAW TRUTH The Uarr-
ford life is the best Tor AGENTS { "a
Hartford Life Is best for toe msu d.
Why Billt Because she trea $ an = 1T
lie better than she promises ~ iIes
written on same terms as men, v Il
Patterson, Manager Dallas, Texas 4
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S5o y "a hE--Forty acres r idgeg No =
I'm Per acre; nifty acres in Beninns
nn ,,ll,ch" 500 per acre; ffW aces i Il
W., ne SLOW per ncle; several tracts in
VIII Young survey. R. ". Gamble & co
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LEARN telegraphy for railroad and com
merclal positions. llouston School of
Biography, Houston, Texas 20
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGE%lS WANTED Record breaker seller{
'Nerslip pontcrush,' adjustable fruit jar
cover wfcnches, sample set ~ mailed for
70 cents Southwestern Novelty Co., Hat
tlesburg Miss 3
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BAKER WANTED Foreman on bread aud
cake o, d. Reed, WaIahachie. Texas. 80
WANTED Two good timers. Apply Necco
X EsCmann. r.
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~. HENT Part OF house furnished or
WI urnShed. southern exposure and mod.
ern. Apply 2016 Travis. %
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Is very low Title To land guaranteed by
Honduriau government, no taxes for len
ticulars apply to George j Rupnrrcht.
superintendent of the colony, i6S Bctz
building, Philadelphia Pa w. NJ ham
berger Box 2lo. Houston. Texas, general
agent
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SAY DO ycn know the Oh llartf1r ,
Lies policies 10 be issued July 4 have
more talking points than ans ONE" 'tu.
panNs policies doing business IN TcNasl
Notes taken TIL tuH ". It. fHtCay.an.
Manager. nunas Texas 4
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WANTEp-Good cook and house servant.
none but good cook need amply; G,,rmnn
preferred. lois Crawford
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WANTED Medical gentleman To reprosent
ON the road reputable long established
Sanitarium. Apply Surgical INSTITUTES. .
Delaware, Kansas City Mo Z.
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FOR sALE--oue s5-horsc power engine and
n0-horse power boiler; 80 feet stack; 1l1a
Hardy street.
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DAMON MOUND innd on the Mound 30
or 100 acres at $40 I'D S. Lewis. room
IS, 1861 Main street /
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WHO WANTS JoB OFFICE doing $500
per month Town OF 10000 Cnsh for
une-thWd, Could use real estate on good
newspaper Box 3G7, Mexiu Texas IS
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BIDS AND PRoPoSAiS


IN conformity to the Act NJ -
lS!el rs amended by N. tenan|
ledIE ~ 1900, and modified N Y ~
81 FEBRUARY p, 1n0l. to nra,, u ~
locatioh and building Of s y, KY " A
colony sealed bids Arc invita- opsp1l
construction OF the buildlngs ny " ~
ga on the premises near i6a ~ Y IN
!ene' as heretofore selected foy' ~ ~
Pose. Such bids should be mai "
must ne ,rtccelNed at an before Ia AZ. 4
"r W, OF Ihursday, August \. lg,l L \!
our ol INT comptroller " pnhgs n
counts, Austin. Texas. And an gyI' XII
received will be opened by n. w \
day. 81 'a'u aoaf "a u
Flans and specifications Of mi bsli,.
may ne seen, and form Of ntopns, di. " Y
nad az the Office Of j. /. Gt'onsar ~ M
ltct, Austin, Texas, after Julr VT
cerllhed check for the sum n L.
cent OF the, amount of the 6ld dnfse
isNor OF the governor of fhp Ns,'
ltNhs' shall accompany the bld N "A
iaItE e""' "n''e y ~
Should the successful bidder ~
cnter Into contract, he shall forfsit v i.
state the certified check as llonjial
damages. i'"a'9
Ceriihed checks Of all bidders IN
returned when a bid is accepted n
tract awarded and bond executed
The successful bidder shall furnish y.
and approved bond In the amouui 4, u,
thlrd Of the contract price within fh,a
days from the time the award i p5ls
All bids must he male for thu, fplsr
ing bul.Iiugs according 10 plans II
speclticationS on tilc With the said aN8
tcct, viz:
one administration butllins twest,
trmaries. one boiler house aud snase
stack and pumping station, aundfy Il
four cottages, with the privilege Il q,
crvasing the number Of cottages al in
price per cottage.
The State reserves the right % n
iect any and all bids. NJ
Joseph D SapeIs.
GlNeinx.
X. NJ Love,
Comptroller Of Public Aecaualk
John w Rohhile.
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w ANFhD- lHdN og geatemaN rs treasurer
to travel. SALARY $3.50 per month and OK
penseS; must invest 1890; money douby
AeCmrnn. AMlLAa. olnL- MI. nMl.u -.1
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III you can't get what you want anywhere
else Just please call at room sos kiaili 5
and see our list of rich rice, oil and
cotton lands: beautiful city residences
and building lots Dwyer & Melton.
phone 44B -
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LAKGE soUTH ROOM. private ,b sI ai;'1
dressing room. with board ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

TEAGLE; WooTEN & FLEMING. atte,.
ncNs-at-law rooms IL ana - p,ri 49,
building. BeaJmont, Texas. prnc Ice m M
me courts Of the oil nlds OF both Tevni
ana Southwest Ioulsiapa {. \ TcosIr
merly Of Louislanu: NJ 4. Fleming az
Beaumont. Texas ~ W
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WANTED % experienced bridge ana pile
driver men on extension Of J. and g. \
railroad, Marlin 10 Waco; wages per day
So $3.50 and 81. 10; board G0c per day
See Foremen on work or w. s Miles
Murlin, Texas. ria
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EIGH r ROOM house. Webster and Craw-
lord' $500 month Apply 7OG Main.
l3l2 AUST Three furnished rooms cool,
Vel ventilated, bath 80
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a LAWl ER, middle aged, practicIng IN
lcntrnl Eastern State. desires Texas loca
terost in law office etc Attorney clre
Lock Boz rs, Granger Texas =
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FOR SALE-Chegp for cash, good pay
ing livery, teod and sale stable. ieis6a
Tor selling ! want to change busln IS
fol further Information address W. G.
Fowler, Calvert Texas
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
PARDON FOR FARBER
DENIED BY STATE BOARD.

Arthur d. Farber, the Hillsdale
medical student. who robbed the grave
of Mrs. Casper Maurer at Rapids
City. was denied pardon at the re-
cent meeting of the board of pardons.
He presented a petition from large
number of upper end residents, asking
that he be released on parole to take
advantage of an opportunity of COM
pleting his medical education, and
Senator Payne had interested himself
in the case.
Under the rules of the board Farber
went before It for examination for pa
role, but the case was continued three
months till the August sitting.
An application was made for JAS
person, Farber's companion in crime
year ago, but it was denied and no
further effort has been made to secure
a pardon for him.
No petition for a pardon has been
made for Frank Anderson, the young
man who dealt a death blow to
Charles Condo in fight in Novem-
Der, 1897. Anderson has served al
most four of his 5-year sentence.
Gov. Yates denied pardon in the
case of w. Z Stevens, of Moline, who
is now out on parole.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
COCOA AS FOOD.

OF the food values of Cocoa, Baron
Won Leibeg, one of the best known
writer's on dietetics, says: ut is q
perfect food. as wholesome as delici-
Gus. benefcent restorer of exhaust
ed power: but its quality must be
good, and it must be carefully pre-
pared. 1t is highly nourishing and
easily digested, and is fitted to repair
WASTED strength, preserves health,
and prolong life. 1t agrees with
dry temperature and cOnvalescents,
with mothers who nurse their chill
dren, with those whose occupations
oblige them to undergo severe mental
strains, with public speakers, and
with all those who give TO work a
portion of the time needed for sleep.
II soothes both stomach and brain
and for this reason as well as for
others, it is the best friend Of those
engaged in literary pursuits. The
growing appreciation of the food
value of Cocoa and Chocolate, as well
as a confection is best shown by the
increase in the Importation into this
country of the raw Cocoa bean. 1t
was in 1860 approximately 1,200, 900
pounds, in 1865. S.400. 600 pounds,
in 1899, $4,000, 600, a gain of over $50
per cent in the last II years.
In this connection, the popularity
of Runkel Bros. Cocoa and Chocolate
may be cited as a most significant.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
IF MARK GOES AFTER 1T.

To all the candidates for the repub-
lican nomination for the presidency
the New York Sun gives warning
that Ohio is not out of the eligible
list. This is taken generally to mean
that Ohio will present the name of
Senator Hanna. 1t is natural that the
president-maker should himself have
an ambition to be president 1t is
needless to discount Senator Hanna s
strength. The great money powers
of the land are behind him. Every
trust, syndicate and corporation
would shell out literally to elect
Hanna. II elected he would look
after their interests and they know it.
If Hanna enters the race, Fair
banks. Odell, Cullom and the others
might as well step down, for he can
not be beaten for the nomination and
it will be difficult to prevent his cleo
tion- The millionaires are more pow
erful than ever and all the million
aires want Hanna.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
the skulls and bones of boys 'ere even
ing to be trodden like the grass"
LITERARY.

Four different writer's in the June 1
issue of Mining and Metallurgy, of
New York, discuss from four different
standpoints the mining features of
the Pan-American exposition Tne
articles are from the pens, respect
lively. of DR.. David Il. Day, chief of
the bureau of mining and mineral re-
sources, U. S. geological survey, and
uperintendent of mines and metal
lurgy, Pan-American exposition, Tine
Mining Building and the Mining Ex-
hibits;" Joseph Hyde Pratt, Pm. D.,
mining engineer and mineralogist,
"a Tour Through the Mining Build
ing;" Edward w. Parker, statistician
U. S. geological survey. The Dedica-
ton Ceremonies, and Harriet Con-
nor Brown, department of mines and
metallurgy. Pan-American exposi-
tion, ''The Petroleum Exhibit"
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
SOME FRUITS OF IMPERIALISM.

President David Starr ordan, presi-
dent of Leland Stanford university, in
Popular Science Monthly describes
some of the fruits of Imperialism, as
seen throughout Italy. He says:
mot long ago visited the town of
Novara in northern Italy. There, in
a wheat-field, the farmers have
ploughed up skulls of men till they
have piled up a pyramid ten or
twelve feet high. Over this pyramid
some one has built canopy to keep
off the rain. These were the skulls
of young men of Savoy, Sardinia and
Austria-men of IS TO 50 years of
age, peasants from the farms and
workmen from the shops-who met at
Novara to kill each other over a mat
ter in which they had very little con-
Germ.
"Further on Frenchmen, Austrians
and Italians fell together at Magenta,
the hue of the blood that flowed out
under the olive trees. Go over Italy
as you will, there is scarcely a spot
not crimsoned by the blood of France.
scarcely q railway station without it's
pile of French skulls. You can trace
them across to Egypt, to the foot of
the pyramids. You will find them in
Germany-at Jena and Leipsic, at
Lutzen and Bautzen and AUsterlitz.
You will find them in Russia at Mos
COW, in Belgium at Waterloo. "A boy
can stop q bullet as well as q man,
said Napoleon, and with the rest are
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14

IT is now being publicly asserted by
republicans that the government OF
the American colonies under George
III was the best government then ex-
listing on earth; and the Washington
Post, published under the droppings
of the sanctuary of the Mckinley ad-
ministration, declares that Great
Britain had full legal right to i'm
pose q tax on the colonies, though
they were denied representation. We
shall soon begin to find out Officially -
how great mistake our fathers made
in reOelling against the great and good
government of their king. This rev.
elation might never have been sprung
upon the country if there had been no
Philippine war
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
WIFE OF A SINGER
SECURES A DIVORCE

At yesterdays session of the dis
trict court, at Davenport, Judge Boil
linger granted divorce to Mrs. Min
ME Underestimate. wife of a former
resident of that city. remembered for
the figure that he cut in musical
circles for short time. Mr.. Nieder-
schmidt left the city rather suddenly.
and is understood to be in Chicago at
present. His wife set up plea
of desertion, and was granted a di-
vorce and the custody of their child,
which its father has never seen, it
having been born a few months after
he left the city
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
BEYOND DOUBT.
These Facts Must Convince Every Rock
Island Reader.

These Facts Must Convince Every Rock
Island Reader.
That which follows is the eXper-
ience of a re .ident of Rock Island.
Incredulity cannot exist about the
statement because it can easily be in
vestigated.
w. II. Thompson, photographer,
SAYS: Il noticed for some time a
sluggishness of my kidneys. The Sc
cretions from them were highly col
ored, contained sediment and had
an offensive odor. To my mind it
was a forerunner of kidney complaint
and anxious TO get rid of it before
complications set it more difficult to
check, when heard about Doan's Kid
ney Pills / obtained a box at Marshall
& Fishers drug store, l took them as
directed. In short time the trou-
bles disappeared and the kidneys per-
formed their functions properly. My
wife also used Doan's Kidney Pills
and is as firm a believer in their
merits as l."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn company. Buff
fslo, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
HUBER TO BUY LAND
NEXT TO THEATRE SITE.

Il is understood that Otto Huber,
secretary of the Rock Island Brewing
company, is to acquire the 2O-foot
strip on the east of the Illinois thea
trn site and erect thereon a 3-story
building of the same material to be
used in the play house. The lower
floor viii be used as a saloon. which,
by the way, will be made the finest in
the three cities. and the two upper
floors for offices. There is a report
also that Mr.. Huber might purchase
the theatre upon its completion by
Mr. Johnston. Mr.. Johnston is in
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
ROCK ISLAND ANGLERS
HAVE PLEASANT OUTING

j. III. Buford and Hugh E. Curtis
are back from Barker lake, Sawye
county, Wis, where they have been
on a 1O-days' fishing trip. A IA
pound muskellunge caught by the
former and donated to the larder of
the Rock Island Club is substantial
evidence of the results of the expedi-
tion.
THE weather was somewhat un-
favorable for sport. - Mr.. Buford said
this morning, "but we enjoyed our
selves immensely in spite of it. Our
record in less than six days was 27
muskellunges ranging in weight from
six to IA pounds, and all the bass and
pike we cared for.''
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
Seven Years In Bed.

"Will wonders ever cease?" inquire
the friends of Mrs. l.. Pease, of Law
renee, Kas. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidney and liver trou-
BILE, nervous prostration and general
debility; but 'three bottles of Electric
Bitters enabled me to walk" she
writes, land in three months 1 felt
like new person" Women suffering
from headache, backache, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy. faint
ing and dizzy spells will find it a
priceless blessing. Try it Satistac-
tion is guaranteed. Only 80 cents.
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
a PecuIiar Accident.

A man living near Macon, Mo-,
hitched colt he had recently broken
to a light buggy to drive to town.
Becoming frightened, it SHE'D, and
in doing so broke the shafts, a splin-
ter entering the colts side. 1t was
not considered of much consequence
until a running sore was contracted,
which gradually grew worse end
finally allied the colt. This valuable
colt could have been saved If I.o-do
had been used. rs cents box at
Your druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the city clerks office. Rock Island,
ILL.,. until Monday. June Il, 1901, at
5 o'clock p. m, for a sewer on Twen-
ty-first street from C., K. l. & p. rail-
road to Tenth avenue.
Plans and specifications on file at
city clerks Office.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Rock Island, H., June Z, 1901.
II. G. SCHAFFER, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus., 1901-06-14
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the city clerks office, Rock Island.
ILL.,, until Monday, June IL, 1901, at 5
o o'clock p. m. for the improvements to
be made on the waterworks we'll
Plans and specifications on file at
city clerks office.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Rock Island, ILL.,. June z, 1901.
II G.. SCHAFFER, City Clerk.