The Rock Island Argus from Rock Island, Illinois • Page 4

1 4 THE AUGUS, TTEDXESDATT. FEBBUAIIY 15. ,1899. TRUESDALE WILL ACCEPT. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

TALKS OF FRANCHISE. ir- 5. 1 Ycnr heart beats over one hundred thousand times each day. One hundred thousand suppliesof good or bad blood to your brain. Whicj is it? If bad, impure blood, then your brain aches.

You are troubled with drowsiness yet cannot sleep. You are as tired in the morning a nio'nt Yoil have RO HerVC power. Your food does you but you but sadachef but I little good. Stimulants, tonics, fceadach poiders, cannot cure you will. It maScs the liver, kidneys.

skin and bowels perform their proper work. It removes all im purities from the Mood. Ana it makes the blood rich in its life-giving properties. To Hasten Rccovarym You will be more rapidly cured if you will take a laxative dose of Ayer's pills each night. They arouse the sluggish liver and thus cure biliousness.

Writ a to our Doctor. I-sto tli -xriniv of inme of the mn.t etr'nnt fhTician In the Cnlted States Write free. aU the particulars In your co. Aildreu, UK. J.

C. AYES. LowuU, Mass. LEGAL. Administrator's Notice.

KHtate of Henry Harrison, deceased. The undersigned, bavimr bi-en appointed admini-tratrix with will annexed of the of Henrv Harrison, late of tbe fitun ty Koyk Island, statu of Illinois, deceased, hereby iven notice that will appear before the comity court of Rock Island county, at the county court room, in the city of Kock Island, -tt the April term, on the Crst Monday in April next, at which time nil persons havioi; claim airalnst said estate are nolitleil and requested to attctiil, for tbe purpose ol having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to msue immediate paj meal to the tinders! tried. Dated lb a day of January. A.

D. IW.i. M.KV A. ll Administratrix wilbwll annexed. I'rtltlon to l'robate Will.

State of Illinois Rock l.sland 'ouuty. County court, Kock Island cour.ty, anua term. IKK. In tbemartcr of the proha'c of the last will mill t. st jim-nt ol Kve McKinstry.

deceased. 1:: probate. To all persons whom this may concern Greet- Notice Is lierehy viven. that on the 17th day of January. A.

I. a tctitio-i w.is in the county eourt of KocU Kl.ind county. Illinois, akmi; thai, the last wiii and icsiaiient of r.ve MeKniMrv. lie to probate. fraTntr inori I that the ini: iiameu a.

rll the hcirs-ai-Iaw ii'iil Mrs. Hetcber. Kverctt. 1 i Vrs. i hurchill.

Kock 1- M.irn'. 11. urn. Island i'-s Wiis.ni. iok Island.

111.: Miss ii't'ii' ii-on liock 111.: tieortre r-stlcm- utikMoH ii rs. I hauti II an. New or. hio: and oib-r uiikaow heir, of Kve oliiistrv. deceiwl.

You are further- noti- fi-u that the heal n.r of he proof or said will h.ii lii'i'ii wt Miiu 1'iiiirt for the sth day of liruary. A. I. siv. ut the hour of loo'c-iM-ii in the forenoon, at the muri house in Kock liau.l.

in sail count v. hi-n and where yoti can it you s- tit. a-ni sh-w- cause, if uuy lime. way said should hot be ml nil ted to prot.ale. 1 1 it County Clerk, lhitcd Kock Island.

January I.lb. lj Master's Sale. S. Ken-worthy and Jackson Hurst, Attorneys. State or Illinois.

II.ek Islaml I'ouoty. i In the Circuit Hurt, in chancery. Par-ti'ion. general No. Jaloii irnmon s.

Iuia IVisenhach CbaI's Nimmon. Wilso l-llixatiet he-ney. Ht-nry J. s.imnion. and H.

Mm-inon. Peter S.mrnon. and Harrison H. Simmon in their own libt and as trust ees for Harry F.eener. (Ie.rire Kleener.

liilie tleeitcr. and Wulie l-'leencr under tbe will of I'hiuip Simmon, deceased, and tria K. t.yn:bi M. f.iiimon. Harry Kiee-nrr.

Jr leener. 1 illie F.eener aud Willie r'lcener. Notice is hcrebv jriven that by virtue of a I'ri-rcv s.id court, entered in the above entitled cause, on the Kevent-eutb day of January. A. I.

tn. I shll. ia Saturd-v. the eighteenth of day of February. A.

l. l.sft. at the hour of a (-), H-k in the afternoon, ut the east ri.ior of the court house, in the city of Hock Island iu said count of K-k Island, as di-reotcd i- t.tid decree. s-U ut public unction to the hi-hest ard best bidder frcxsh in band certain parcel of land, situate in the county of Hock Isiatid and si ate of Illinois, known and deser follows. to- it: The s.uth-ast quarter I of section six f) Intownsbip (1(1) north ranae one (II west of ibe fourth principal meridian.

In Kc Island county. Illinois. Dated at Kock lslacd IlIinoLs, this day of January. A. I.

lii.wm rAKKOTIR. Master in Chancery Kock Island County. Ia. S. R.

KCNWOKTIIT. JiKiVtHrH.T. CcmniaiiiaBt tiolieilors. DENTISTS. C.

L. SILVIS, EcBtlsV Orer Kre'l Math's. Seeocd tienuo. DR. C.

W. GRAFTON, Dentist. Room 13 and IV Mitchell Lynda trail din r. Office hours from 8 to lz a. m.

and 1 to 6 -p. J. T. TAYLOR, Dentist. ho'ir to a rn I to 4 30 m.

ElSrEhttettasueei. Opposite talon jffice. CONTRACT FOR A SCHOOL. Volk Si Co. to tract the llawthorne Bnlldlne- The board of education at its meet-in" last nijrht awarded the contract for the buildiof; of llawthorne school to Job Volk Co.

for $3 1 1 Uo. The bids of other contractors were: Collins John Spilger, Horst Peterson. Heidemann Schroeder, Guthrie Sievers, $31,795: Aaron Anderson. 31,845. The bniltlinjj ia to contain 15 rooms.

It will be of brick with Anamosa stone trimuiins. The present antiquated structure will be razed in March. The new llawthorne, according to the terms of the contract, is to lie completed bynext Septemlitr. The board allowed the following bills: People's Power comnany 13 30 Central Cnion Telephone companv 3o35 I'enn Ketininir 3.4' Kramer Co '1'" Vtiunir McCombs 3. A.

lurif a Co 7W ft C. H. arsbail 3 irt H. Kimrsbury 1.7S V. K.

holibins 10" k. I Younir H. Hudson Mipt. It. (i.

Vourr says in his monthly report: "I wish ii were possible for me to report an improvement in the matter of attendance, but the continued' prevalence of such dis orders as mumps, Kr'P, whooping cough, has caused an absence record of 3,507 days. Such a numler of days of absence cannot, but seriously affect the progress of those pupils who are out of school and indirectly those who are present. I hare hoped the climatic conditions might liecome more favorable and the health of the community be correspondingly im-prored, "but the severe weather continues and the absence list is still very large. The absence has not been coniined to children, for during the month there were reported 77 half davs of absence of teachers. Of this numlo-r i-S occurred at the Grant school nnd 23 at the Longfellow school.

Pi'acticallv all of the absence of teachers was caused bv illness and was ill ere lore unavoiuaoie. miring the month 22 new pupils were ad- uilted to the schools, making the en rollment for the j'ear 3,270. 1 he average nuiniirr belonging ior tue month was 2, 'J'Jti, while the average lailv attendance for the same time was thus causing a tiauy ao-sence of 179." The numlter of pupils neither ab sent nor tardy was special pro motions, 13; teachers whose schools made a H-r cent of attendance of 97, Miss Piatt, Lincoln; Miss Hattles, Irv- ng: Mrs. Lundy. Longfeliow; and High school.

The highest per cent of attendance (93.91) was made by- Mrs. Lnndy's school, and second highest bv the High school. Hard Coal, Cake and Wood. Indiana block for furnaces, cannel for grates. Cable and Athens lump and nut for stoves.

E. B. McKows. A GUARANTEE To Every Person Suffering From DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, OR ANY DISEASE OF DIGESTIVE ORGANS. HY0MEI DYSPEPSIA CURE The Only Guaranteed Cure, the First Treatment for these Diseases.

Ever rince the motlioa' profession Cis-eoveretl that food was cut digested la iLe Momacli at all, but ouly prepared la tills organ for digestion Ly the ILey Mere enabled to partially uzjer-tiund why tlie number of persons idlct- td with this 0'sease creased Iu of has so steadily la- 11 the ir efforts and the thout.au 1 and ene euros on the mar- Vet. They were rthcr cnllfhtcacj some time later when It was fouad that treating this disease in its two most prevalent forms, aid r.r.J la-digestion (one rcquklnz an ccid and the other ta alkaline they, and every manufacturer, had been giving both remedies la thi? same do.c and thit counteracted the effect of th? other. These two serious blander: very readily Ec-count for the f- that per cent, of the jrrowa population of tl.I country are now suToria; frvru la, for how could a cure de. to t-ist the ttomaih Cigt-Jt tho food be of any whea the focU tr I t'-e at ail. or v.ual cCTcct eoull ca cci I cr trvatmcct hive when taken torothcr if neutralized the cSTci't of the other? Of course, thj last mentioned mistake could be reetled by prescribins thete rem dies separatelr.

lut to obtain a remedy by which nal Indirection be cured wa an- other This the tnost C.a- rrv form cf Oyspcra toorva, cr. fhsiriu e': cf was found to conic from tirr-illl, whi.h Ia the Itcstinc, iaSaniinaticn and ranrfn-; Jtos rrnderlrj the f.xl for aj-tirnilatlon. These Kicili! rouH only 1-e dstroye-l by inii i. raeb Snteraally fcoon-q rhrh mnM be n-e-l I ritbout lajary to the patient, 1 THE K. T.

BOOTH Auattorium Buil.lin, Chicago. JOHS FAaMDOV. SON PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, Paper Hangers, Calclmlncrs, Etc. bhop 413 StTenttenth SU Kock IoUnd- Rock Islander to Assam Presidency of LsckswsDDS Road. W.

H. Truesdale, lirst vice president and general manager of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific railroad, announced j-e6terday his decision to accept the presidency of the Delaware, Lackawanna Western Railroad company, to succeed President Samuel Sloan, who retires on account of advanced years and failing health. The nominating committee of the board of directors of the eastern company, consisting of G. F. Baker, H.

M. Twombly and William Rockefeller, selected Mr. Truesdale out of a number of prominent candidates for this position at a meeting held in Net York Feb. 3. The decision was telegraphed to him.

with a request that he would meet the committee in New York at once, and he did so. At this meeting the terms were agreed upon and Mr. Truesdale signified his acceptance. The directors will ratify the selection Feb. 23 and Mr.

Truesdale will enter on his new duties March 1. Mr. Truesdale, who is a Rock Islander, is 45 years old. Prior to 183 he was assistant traffic manager of the Chicago, St. Paul.

Minneapolis St Oraalia. Then be became successively assistant to the president, vice president and receiver of tiie Minneapolis St. Louis. Iu 1H94 he became vice president and general manager of the Chicago, Rock Island tSc His successor in the Rock Island has not vet been announced. J.

M. Grout, attorney of the St Louis. Peoria Northern railroad, which i3 about to build a line from the Illinois river to this locality, is in the three cities looking over the ground. Ihe company engineers have completed their estimates. For convenience the line is divided into sections, which are to be let par ately to the various contractors.

As a rule these sections are about one mile in length. The line is 100 miles iu length, and there are 94 sections These vstrv in length from 4.000 feet to two miles. Wedded at Trinity. Oweu Llovd Jones, of lilue Island and Miss Kllen Sprague. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Sprague, were married at 8 o'clock last evening at the rectorv of Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. R. F.

Sweet performing the ceremonv. Frank Rabcock, of Uluedsland, wasgroomsman, and Miss Abbie Sprague bridesmaid. There was a wedding reception at the home or the nride parents, ouw.i tntn ave nue. The happv rouple will lje at home to their friends in lilue Island after March 1. Horrible agony is caused by piles burns ami SKin diseases, these are immediately relieved and quickly cured by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.

iJeware of worthless imita tions. For sale by T. H. Thomas, J. Reiss and M.

F. Rahnsen, drug, gists. Rational the profession were obliged to resort to physic, and by carrying olX this decayed matter attempt to prevent plomaia 1'oiion; but as physic will soon weakcu tiie strongest It could only be used occa-i-Ioually, aad even then it did not destroy the cause of the trouble. The result has been cf cases cf appendicitis. cf the bowels, diarrhoea, etc.

The medical prcfwsloa were tSeir end, surgery was resorted to cad hundreds have died under operation. This was the csact state cf affairs whea the New Australian Cernileidi', was di In 'a very ti was proven that this v.otil.l destroy the rjenus catarrh, brouthlti, pnenmonla and coa-umpTion by simply inhaling It Iu the cir v.e breaihe. Iu it Ij the f.r.:t g.rm dctroycr ever found v.hi-5 could be latcmally without dar.j'.T tJ tho and as Laov.u to I.e a disease, the nat-uraKy that whatever could be tahra lato thf cir passages cf the Lcd, throat 1 without la- r. The be ed la the stoaiach. wen- raadc.

and to the Treat Joy of all Uyo-ael" r.as found Just as elective as ia d. tae o.r pns- gares. Iniaiinal inutnett.cx, an now It tr'ih VtHStZI CYSPwPo! CCRE. This rt-UM'dy In entirely oifTerett front trcr rlarcj ea tue martet. it in Us pr--s of Thv" Tltlnet treatments In e'h and VnJik any other guarantied ure or gur money refuitdoi.

Mrnmrt P.Typopsta run-, folder cud "Story of HyoracL'" Send fof HE2TBT A. PA RID OH R. Wbeelan is in Chicago. Miss R. Mever is visiting in Chi cago.

Mrs. Belle Slarkev weat to Cedar Rapids last night. John Schafer, of Tort Bvrbn was in the city today. Charles Xelms. of the BurliDgton was in Chicago yesterday.

Mrs. (i. V. Cash entertained her lady friends at a valentine social at her home yesterday afternoon. Xhe engagement of James H.

Koogh, of this city, and Miss Martin of Chicago, has been announced. -Jlr. and Mrs. J. C.

Seeley went to rayette, lowa, last nignt in response to a telegram announcing the death there of Mr. Seeley 's sister. Mrs. William Daley and daughter. Jennie, of Jamestown, are visiting at the home of William P.

Dowar and familv, at 821 Fourth avenue. A valentine reception was given at the Y. M. A. last night by the Younij People's society of the Broad way I'resbytenan chuueb.

It proved a most movable affair. There was a program in the auditorium lirst, and then followed the usual social fea tures. One hundred and fifty couples par ticipated in the festivities. of the an nual mask party of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen at Armory hall lat night. The costumes were varied in style.

There were some strikinglv comical disguises. The dance was a line social success. Bleuer's orchestra furnished the mu sic. At midnight a repast, prepared iv Airs, uatnenne iierKert, was par taken of bv the dancers at the Turner hall dining room. Arsenal council, National Union, had a progressive cinch party at its hall in Carse block last night.

Fifty of the members and their friends were present. Ten tables were kept going until after midnight. Fred Woltiuann won lirst prize and (I. I. (laylord the consolation.

Music was furnished bv Bleuer's. After laying aside the cards adjournment was taken to the dining room, wheie refreshments were served. Addresses were made bv H. 1). Mack.

Maj W. T. Channon, A. H. Head, William Stewart and Dr.

R. M. Pearee. THE FREE BICYCLE PLAN. Requirements For The Argus I'rize razzia Contest.

IiikAugl's pri.e puzzle contest will remain open until Saturday, Feb ai p. in. liie lirst correct or nearest to the correct answer received gets the bicycle. All others who are correct, but too late to get the wheel, get a 6-months' subscription free. Any new subscriber who pays 50c for a 5-weeks' subscription to The Akgi'S iu advance will be given a ticket entitling such subscriber to a guess in the contest, or one guess for every 50c so paid on subscription.

Any old subscriber who pays 50c on subscription will receive a ticket entitling them to a guess in the same manner, or more guesses at the rate of one guess for every 50c paid on subscription. In this manner all patrons of the paper share and share alike. In either case, however, the money must be paid at or sent to The Akois oflice. No guesses will be given for money paid to carriers. UNION MISSION IS MOVED.

Now Located on Second Avenue Work Iteinjr Done. The Rock Island mission now occu pies rooms on second avenue, over Long's grocery. The kindergarten for children under 7 meets every afternoon from -1 to 1. A club for iris under 15 has been formed and will meet the last -ridav of the month. The Sundav school meets every Sunday from 3 to 4 o'clock.

Aliss Pitcher, whose efforts in this philanthropic work have already I orne line results, and who is deserving of the cooperation of all, states that a reading room will soon le opened at the mission for working men and bovs. Bocklen's Arnica BaWa. The Lest salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands chilblains, corns and all skin erup tins, and positively cures piles or nc pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by Hartz Uilemeyer. For I. Grippe. Thomas Whitfield 240 Wa- liash avenue, corner Jackson street, one oi Chicago oldest aud most prominent druggists, recommend Cough Remedy for la grippe, as it not only gives a prompt and complete relief, but also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia. For sale by all druggists.

For Over Fifty Tears Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. To Consumptive.

As an honest remedy, Foley's Honey and Tar does not hold out false hopes in advanced stages, but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the very worst cases.and in the early stages to effect a cure. 3io-lo-Ba for Fifty Cento. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, make nea Glroac, bkot para. 0c tx All druggist Subscribe for Thx A sacs. Continued from Third pafe.

eqnal in every possible respect to that of anv citv the size ot these three. President Bahnsen this afternoon gave notice of a meeting of the Rock Island Club next Mondav night, to hear the report of the franchise com mittee and" to dispose of other mat ters. EXEBV RESOLITIOS ADOPTED. Declared to Mean Notliiii" by the Men Op. poiting; xpinluu.

Washington. Feb. 15. The unanimous consent agreement reached by the sen ate Saturday to vote yesterday after noon on the resolution oi McEnery. declaring the policy of this government in the Philippines, was not vacated yesterday.

In accordance with that agreement the vote was taken on the resolution at 2:30 p. m. and it was adopted 26 to 22. It was noticeable that several Democrats who were present and not paired refrained from An amendment offered by Bacon several days ago was defeated. The vote on the amendment was a tie 29 to 29 and Vice President Hobart cast the deciding vote against the proposition.

The yea votes on the McEnery resolution were: Burrows, Chandler. Dt-boe, Fairbanks, Faulkner. Frye, Gear, Gray, Hale, Hanna. Harris. Kyle, Lodge, SIcKnery.

MiLautin. McMillan, Mantle, Mason. Nelson, Perkins. Pettus, Piatt of New York, Quay, Sullivan, -Teller 26. The yea vote on the Bacon resolution was as follows: Bacon, Bate.

Berry. Caffery. Chilton, Clay, Cockrell, Faulkner, Gorman. Gray, Hale. Harris, Heitfeld, Hoar.

Jones of Arkansas, Jones of Nevada. Lindsay. Mcl.aurin, Martin. Money, Murphy, Perkins. Pet-tigrew.

Pettus. Quay, Kawlins, Smith, Tillman. Turner 29. The McEnery resolution repudiates the present purpose to annex the Philippines and declares our intention of preparing the Filipinos for local self-government, "and in due time to make such disposition of said islands as will best promote the interests of the citizens of the TTnited States and the inhabitants of said islands." The Bacon amendment is a much stronger repudiation of a purpose to annex the islands. Hoar opposed the McEnery resolution because, he maintained, it gave no hope of freedom or liberty or self-government to the inhabitants of the Philippines.

Hoar adverted to the refer ences in speeches to Agutnaldo as an "unprincipled adventurer" and then entered upon a defense of the Filipino leader. He spoke of Aguinaldo's appeal to the people of the I'nited States as so remarkable as capable of being drafted by "not ten men on this planet." Hoar said he was perfectly satisfied with his course in the whole question of the Philipines, believing conscientiously that he was ric'it. "I am satis-riec taid he. "to stanu'wlth the lathers wlio founded our liberty and framed our constitution. Hale said had not much hope that the senate wocld take any course that would stop the desolating programme now being carried out in the Philip pines.

Hardy aad the treaty Been rati fied before a foreign war was pre cipitated. "CongierS will adjourn." aid he, "and the war go on, and there not a man who will not realiz? in three months that it is a war of conquest and soibjugation." He said that Admirai Dewpy and Genera! Merritt had paid that in three months not 5.G00 troops would be needed in the Philip pines, yet we now hatl men mere and 7.000 more and the battleship Oregon on the way. "And yet." declared Hale, "we are Id that we are traitors ami held up and blacklisted in the newspapers because we want to give those people a chance at least to show that they" are friendly and can set up a government lent I not 1 ljy of their own. Instead, we kdl them. by scores, not by hundreds, but thousands.

More Filipinos have been killed by the guns of our army and navy than were patriots killed in any six battles of the revolutionarv war. It Has become a gigantic event. The slaughter of pexiple in no way equal to us, meeting us with bows and arrows and crawling into jungles by hundreds. there to die, has stupelied the American mind. No one has said that our mission of commerce1 and of the gospel wa? to be preceded by the slaughter of thousands of persons.

Mason delivered a speech in which attackPd the poiicy pursued in the Philippines. He said, hmvevfr, that he was an optimist and believed the people of the I'nited States would declare for human liberty as well In the Philippines as in this country. Stewart orposed the McEnery resolution, on different grounds. He expressed the opinion that whatever the I'nited States might do it would not follow the policy indicated by the resolution. This country was under no obligation to go to the expense of establishing a government for the islands; the United States were not In the business of capturing countries, educating their people and then seeing them.

(n the contrary be thought we should hold the Philippines and thus render the States independent of foreign countries for our surply of tropical fruits, which costs us millions r.ow. rharlle'a Aaliiorit jr. "Ie called you three times, Charlie, said a mother to her little bud, "and I'm very much annoyed because of your failnre to answer me. "Well, mamma," replied Charlie, who was very fond cf reading Bible etoiiee, ain't any Letter than tbe Lord, are yon?" "2so, of conrse not," answered tbe mother in surprise. "Why did yoa ask that?" "Because," replied the little fellow, "the Lord called Samuel three times, and be didn't get mad about it.

Chicago- Newf. If we did but know how little wins enjoy tbe great things that they possess, there would not be much envy in the world. Young. Beautr la Blood Deep. Clean blood means a clean akin.

No beauty without it. Caacarets, Candy Cathartic clean your olood and keep it clean, by stirring op the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the body. Bein to-day to banihh pimplts, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Casrarrtu, leauty for ten cents. All druggists, satisfaction guarUitecd, 10c, 23c, 4Sn saw Neglect should never be laid at the door of a housewife. It may be she works harder than her neighbor, but doesn't go about it in just the right way.

Her neighbor ues FilKE.lXE CairAM, Chiuia. St. Loais. lew York. Eostcs.

TKE S. E. WOMEN WHO WORK. St. Louis, Aug.

U. Thouph only 13 years old, I suffered from iina and female troubles two years. Last sprint; I pot so bad I bad to quit work. I had to support myself, and could not afford a high-priced doctor. I got one bottle of Wine of Cardui and that made me feel better.

Have now used several hottlcs nnd am well. Mv mother used the Wina for Change of life and was greatly relieved. MISS MARGARET WALSH. Many and women find it necessary to earn their own living in various kinds of employment. Their work is often so hard and conlin-ing that the health breaks down.

Their delicate constitutions are unfitted for tiresome tasks. Weakness nearly always makes Us appearance in the peculiarly delicate womanly organs. Constant standing on the feet, and coming and Koing at the beck of a superintendent or foreman, induces falling of the womb, leucorrluea, headache and backache. The pay of women workers is oiten so notoriously small that when sickness comes they have no money to engage skillful physicians. To them Wine LADIES' ACVISCSY DEPARTMENT.

For advice in mses reiuinii(r ppefial dinvtions, allr symptoms, AHi.arj IH-p'l. II i TTAMIOdA BEDICINK t'lialtanooK-J, Ti-iili. Druggists sell Large Bottles for $1.00. szM i grift tnikYK FINEST EGlSSPKlErJT. Best Dining Car Service.

Executor's Notice. Estate of Kmmu Johnson, deceased. 'Ihe undersiuoed having been appointed executor of the estute of the Just will und testument of I mma Johnson, lute of ihe county of Kock Island, stute of deceased, hereby jrives notice that he will appear before the county court of flock Island county, at tbe county couit room, in the city of Rock Island, tu the April term, on the first Monday In April next, at which time all persons UHviiiu claims aiajnst sa'd estate are notified and rejustcd to attend, for the purpose of having the sarce adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this Mlh day of January.

A. I). 1896. Uscak Nelson. litiulcr.

Kxecutor's Notice. Ks'ate of Eve McKinstry. deceased. 'lne undersigned having been upiointcd executor of the last ll and testament of Eve lale of tbe cointy of Kock Island, state of Illinois, deceased, hereby fives notice that I iv iii atpt-ar before the county court of Kock Island county, at the county court room, in the city of Hock 1-land. at the Aril term, on the first Monday In April next at which time all persons having claims said estate are notilled anil r-quested to attend for the purpose of the same adjuted.

All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. IJaied this th day of Feb uary, A. r. John W. Wki ii.

Executor. That Dirty Towel. There is no excuse for having it banging there. Drop a card to the TRI-6ITY Towel Supply 119 Eighteenth St. And they will put a clean one up regularly as often as you please at a moderate cost.

Try it ami see how pleased you will be. HODGDON TUBDS Q)EI I caasap Dr. Willlami-' Indian Pil Ointment wi. XreWimo UletliDL- am. Jtctnn lea.

Ii absori ihe tumors. the ltchiuK at once, acts pjltice. kim- instant to-Will iamsln-imn Pile OmV lief. tr. ment is prepared fo Ins; of tn- ptirate parts red for riles ana itcn- Etctv oox is warranted.

By dmirrii.t. tr niil on re- elpt of prt-e. hn cents and 1.0. WiL' MiaUFACTUBING rop. cievelaud, Oum.

boil bj Id Jsaossen dxakiata i i ft, Ui if Washihg and keeps her house twice ar clean with hnlf the effort. Gold Dust Washing Powder has given many a woman the reputation of being queen of housekeepers. Do you use it Larcvst package greatest econcniv. 3 of Cardui is truly a Messing, it cures them of their ills at a small cost, and they can act as their own physicians. No doctor can do as much for "female troubles" as Wine of Cardui.

Central Co. SI. IIUNTOOX, Manager. Telephone 111J. Olllce hours 1 to 8 New Subscribers Since last Hook Wits 1'riiitcd.

1002 Apple, J. S. 1272 Iiahnsen. F. res.

4092 Drs. liiirkliart Uiukhart. 4 -J 7 1 Oiilluiii, Jofm 'o. 42H3 len wood. L.

residence. 4181 (Jrcgg. Mrs. res. 4 4 Kerns, (Icorge res.

Lockncy, Kev. J. res. 4(C5 Loonev'oi Kelley. ni.OG Caskrai McCaskrin.

4 172 IVhice of Sweets. 4104 Iieod Uolltnan. 4114 Hobinsoii, M. IJ. Co.

4082 Summers, It. G. Co. 1332 White. I.

res. 4141 liritton Paulsen. 4102 Cash, George W. Son. 1280 Kerns, S.

res. 4391 Lewis, 'Siifion. 4482 I'earsail, George Son, res. VI 275 Ulleiiievcr, Charles, 1276 AVilcher. Fliil S.

1351 ('onnelly, John. 1266 Loeb, L. res. 1223 The Kock Island Club. 1123 It.

I. l'low Kerns. S. A. 1180 C.

H. freight ollice. 1158 Morris oi Lewis, foundry. 4503 Hoynton, K. res.

12.5 Keim, J. druggist. 1285-Trefz, Win. res. B.

Cut out the above and pristu on inside front cover of your telephone directory for ready reference. Y.M.C.A. Corner Third Avenue Street. Nineteenth PRIVILEGES: Fine Baths. Big Gymnasium, Bright Heading Rooms, Social and Game ltooms.

Evening Educational Classes, Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Mechanical Drawing, Bible Study. Anv self respecting in-espee. ive of creed or nationality may join Special. Ti ksimv, Fr it. 11 St.

Valentine's reception underlie of the J'cople. for ycun ladles and fcutle-men. ft rests vftb yom wttrtar ynn AfitlnA tbMn Mrre-ktillB tonxs-o tiaMt. O-TO-a tJJ 1 raoe tb bHMr Iw totr-n, 9tlhmg af A outoervonsiUatrss. CKpeisaiCAS til nitrT porlOes tD bluoa, 'w'SJTm I II 'JyTifl stores let mMbood-rfT jtl Jp'w Ikis naiens too roar If 41SKid.

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