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- THJ3 ABGrTJS, TUESDAT, SEPTEMBER 33. 1903. A Sp ecific TFor which to save is needed by some men. If you could say: " I am paying for $ 10,000, of 5 Per Cent 20-Year Gold 1"J J ' r . r 1 uoims--mine h i live my. lamily s it 1 die and I must save enough for that," would you put aside more than you do now ? li Interested In .the terms on which thee bond can be bought on the Instalment plan address - The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, Sicbaku A. McCuidy, President, Nbw York, N. Y. t. A. Spencer, reoria. 111., Manager, Dr. Paul Kersch and II. L. Wheelan, local agents for Rock Island rHICAGO. RaCK ISLAND y tactflc Railway TiAknts can be yurobaned at City xioicet omce. isii seoona are nne, or O.K. L St P. depot Fifth avenue foot of Thirty Peoria branch deoot. foot of Twentieth street. Frank H. PI mem ex, C. P. A tint street. T HA INS. Tl ner Limited & Owuba!. F . Worth, Denver St K. C. M nneapollB..... .. invecport Chicago I maha & Minneapolis...- 0 dorado S Omaha ...... I? Moines St Omaha I raver, Lincoln St Omaha. D Molne Express H i. Paul St Minneapx ? .. Djnver, Ft. Worth & ... C f Kansas OUy, 8t Joe St Calif Hook I&land & Washington Calcago DesMolrs...... K ofc island Je Brooklyn AO 'hsaha , j Ohanbaft Des Moines 1 Cedar Bplda, Tipton ..... I BAflT. WSST. t 8:15 am t 6t20 air t 5:45 am t 7:50 an tl:4S mm t 1:10 pm iz:fo am S:40 am t 2:16 pm 8:40 am 6:15 Mr 11:10 pm 12.50 pm t z:i pnc 4:S5 on- 5:45 rr t 6:00 pm 10:37 am W5 am 10:30 pm 8:20 pm t 7:00 pm 8:00 am tiona pm t 9:S5 sun t 8 00 am t 8:52 m t 9:25 pm tlO:SO pm t 7:10 am t 8:25 pm t 2 00 pm t 7:10 am t 8 JO am ::42 pm t 4:30 pm V qt ISLAND AMD PBOBU DITISIO Trains. jave Twentieth street station. Main he trains start from main depot on Fifth avenue 5 minutes In advance of time riven. tsaiks. Peoria, Springfield, St. 1 rdianapolis. Cincinnati. P orta Express P ori. litdianepolls. Cut itntatt Btoomlngton.... " r! kble & dberrard A eoom. V HkcrwD ecr m. UUTt to an f7:20 par t2:cy ASBIVS. 9 53 pm H-.TS am 171 DOi Arrival. fDepartare nay. Phone Went loss. tpaily. except Sun- west 143. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Qul&cv Depot Seoond avenue and Twentieth street. t j. ti m. j. luunu, Agent. :l'V-' f FRANK A. HART. - ' THAIK3. 8k . Louis. Bnrlnff field Galesburg,. Peoria and aumey...., J3 -erling. Mendota and QhieaKa Si Louis, Kansas City, .Denver and Paelno coast Sterling and points In termediate,. II lbuijue. Clinton, La Crosse, St. Paul, Minn. Canton, Dubuque,- and LaCrose Clinton and Intermediate Paassenger Agent. I LB VS. ABRlvT" 7:30 am e:S5 as t7 30 am tfl:S5 am s 75 pro -7ac pm t7Spm t7:10 pm s7:40pm 7.00 am ff:00 xr s70 ami t7rt "pm 7:00 pm S. Stop at Roek Island 85 minutes for meals, Dally. tDaily except Sunday. ; . . Telephone U8a OHIO AGO, MIL VA OKEE & St. Paul Railway. Dl, R. L ft N. W. passenger ta- f. tion at foot of seventeenth street. George W. Wood. Z . buque and points north run - via jjunois siae or river. T alcs for Freeport and Milwaukee wtU run v a Davenport. Clinton ana savanna. All trains will connect at Savanna for points ast ana west. DAVENPORT. tfOTM THAI KB. LtATl I ABBIVS. D tbuque and St. Paul Pas senger D ibuque and St. Paul Pas- '- sengar Mlwaukee Express F.-eeport Fxnress..... New Kansas City Line Muscatine, Washington Ottumwa and Interme diate Points Savanna and Chicago... 3:30 pm 7:00 am 3:45 pm t 2:33 pm 4:58 pm 1120 am 8:47 pm 11:40 am 48 pm 3:83 pm All trains dalivexeeot Sunday '" Passengers for points beyond Savanna will make connections leaving at 7 m m. and ar- rlvtns' at 8:47 v. m via Towa side of the river. tTnrough coaches between Chicago and Ottumwa on these trains. ACME PACKET CO. Dally line to Clinton . and all Toints between. Steamer CITY OF WINONA Every afternoon at 8:15. F. R. HOPKINS. Agent ARNTVAL JITY PACKET CO. White Collar Line Steamers. Summer Sched nle: Steamr Helen Blair For Muscatine, Bnr 'Ilngton and all Intermediate points Mon day. Wednesday and Friday at 4 p. m. and Sunday at 4:30 p. m. for Muscatine. - F. R. HOPKINS, Agent. Both phones. Office toot Nineteenth street . 1 ! L. tit t tonivra PS I m - For Clinton, Dubxique, La Crosse, St. Paul and points between, steamer Ji'ew St. Paul, Sept. lO, at 10 a. m. -f For Muscatine, Burlington, Quincy, 'St.. Louis and points, between, steamer Uubaquc, Sept. 8, at 9 a.nm. r - . '.. GEORGE LAMOXT, Agt.' Office: li5 Seventeenth, street. Tel vphoKM Old 1105. new 6105. WILLOW BARK Drunk. fTREATMENTphinS&foDSS Habits Purely vegetable treatment; tis cured thouMnds, has Injured none. Incorporated under t bylaws of IIll doIa. Establish id over twelve years. WILLOW BARK CO. ,":, I he death of Mns. Anna C.Wesssel. yesterday morning:, reiuove one of the oldest residents of this city, nnd one of the in st beloved and respect ed. Since the death of her husband, the late-Dr. II. Vessel, in 18S1, Mrs, We-ssel and her two daughters. Misses Kate, and, Ijuira Wessel, have oeeiv - , . , , . ... - pieti xne jiome at Jih Western avenue. As usual there was a quiet family re- union there Sunday evening; another daughter. Mrs. 11. C. Struck Jr., nnd her family, being at the home for the evening. Mrs. Wessel was a member of the party, enjoying the songs and music, and took an active twrt in the applause. She retired later in her usual god health, w:th no suggestion of illness. In the course of the night Mrs. Wessel complained of the heat of the room, and of shortness of breath. The window was opened, unci after a time she fell into slumber. About 7 o'clock in the morning Mr. Struck called at the house. She was' noticed Ihen to be breathing with difficulty, and slowly. He called .Dr. Wntzek, but befor he could reach the home Mrs. Wessel was dead. Mrs. Wessel hail reached the age of 88 years. She had never been ill in her life. She was born in Germany, was married there in early hie to the husband whose death preceded hers, and came with him, and their children to this city in 1860. Ihis city had been their home ever since. o j ne Davenport -Ministerial associa tion held its anual meeting at the Y. M. ('. A. rooms yesterday, with a full attendance of the clergymen of the city present. The annual election re sulted in the unanimous selection of the following ticket, nomination be ing the full equivalent of election: President. liev, Mott U. Sawyer, of the Second Presbyterian church; sec retary, Kev. .1. T. Melov. of the United Presbyterian church; treasurer. Kev V. II. Plancke. of St. Paul's Evangeli cal Lutheran church. The program of the year was adopted. It will con sist in the main, of biographical stud ' . -S . -99 ies or great preacners. ami studies of great religious movements. The association accepted the invitation of Uev. Fayette L. Thompson for a day of outing at his country home. The Dluffs, below LeClaire. -Mght Captain James Connelly found a 10-year-old lad on East Third street , about 8 o'clock Saturday night who gave his name as Whittier. saying that his father resided at Aurora, III. and that his mother had left home vtixn anotner man. i ne inn came her on a blind baggage to find her. He was taken to Matron Hill at the tiouse or detention while his storv is beinar investigated. lesterdaj- morning at St. Anthony's hurch. Kev. D.J. Flannery officiating. occurred the marriage of Andrew (i Glenn, a well known and oonular Dav- enporter, and Miss Delia McDonald,! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Me- Donaiu, oi Seattle, wasn. ihe mar riage was celebrated with a nupual mass. .Mr. and Mrs. Willev. friends of the couple attended. Directly after the ceremony the couple left for the north on a bridal tour, and will be at nome arter tet. l, in a new home re cently purchased, by the groom- at 1005 East Fifteenth street. The bride has been a resident of this city for the past half dozen years, and is a charm ing lady. Mr. Glenn is the son of Mat thew Glenn of Mt. Ida. thence west along Seventh avenue to Fourteenth street, thence north on Fourteenthtreet to connect with and empty into the existing Fifth avenue sewer, the ordinance , for ' the same being on . Me in the office of the city clerk of -said city, and the said city having applied to the county court of Kock lManl conn ty, in the state of Illinois. 'for an as sessment of the cost of said improve ment according to the benefits; and, an '. assessment thereof having been made and returned to said; court (docket number 1.085). the final henr ing thereon will be had tn the SOth day' of September, A. D. l'JOIl, at tin Scntember probate term of said court, or as soon thereafter as the business of the court will permit. All persons desiring mat- file objections in said court before said day,-and hiaj" ap pear on the hearing and lnnc their defense. The assessment is payable in five (5) installments. All installments except the first shall; bear interest at the rate of five (3) perccntuin per annum, from and after date of confirmation until paid. Dated at Iloek Island. III., this 14fli day of September. A. I). 10011. v JOHN J. SLTLSEK. Commissioner Appointed to Make the Assessment. MOLINE MENTION Special Taxation Notice. .Notice is hereby (riven to all persons interested, that the city council of the city of Kock Island, having ordered that: Twenty-ninth street in said city lx improved from the south line of Sev enth avenue to the north line of Ninth avenue, bv excavating, curbing with a combination concrete curb and gut ter, and paving to a total width of .10 feet between the curbs with u single course of ortck. the ordinance for the same being - on file in the office of the city clerk of said citv. and fhe said city having applied to the county court of IJock Island coun ty, in the state of Illinois, for an as sessment of the cost of said improve ment according to the benefits; nnd, an assessment thereof having been made nnd returned to said court (docket number 1.092). the final henr- ing thereon will be had On the 30th day oi September, A. I), lvo.i. at the September probate term of said court, or as soon thereafter as the business of the court will permit. All persons desiring may file objections in said court before said day. and may ap pear on the hearing nnd make their defense. The assessment is payable in ten (lO) installments. All installments except the first shall bear interest at the rate of five (5) perccntuin per annum, from and after date of confirmation until paid. Dated at Kock Island, 111., this 14th day of September. A. I. 1.)0,1. JOHN J. SULSER, Commissioner Appointed to Make the Assessment. Backlen's Arnica Salve. Has world-wide fame for marvelous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for cuts, corns, burns, boils, sores, felons, ul cers, tetter, salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands, skin eruptions; in fallible for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only, 25c at Hartz & Ullmeyer, drug gists.' ...... Among 15 people who were made seriously ill by ptomaine poisoning, at Michillinda, Mich., were .11. W. Cooper and family of this city. The cheese for $ole at the grocery store at White Iike was resjxmsible for the poisoning, which a fleet eel about 15 of the Hiimmr resorters nil who ate of it. in Kino, the cheese was or the va riety known as "cream1 cheese, but a chemical action had taken place in it, converting the ordinary harmless baccillae into u dangerous poison. Mo line friends of the Cooper family will be pleased to know that their illness was not serious and that they are now recovered. That Moline has a ghost is the firm opinion of many people living in the east end of the city, in the region of Healy's addition, and, as a conse quence of this belief, the convenient path through the cemetery is over- Lgrown with grass and weeds and the night returning resident of that sec tion goes u half mile out of his wax- to avoid the spot wherein lies at rest the Moliners of times gone by. Whether a ghost is responsible for the disturbance of the. mind or not, the fact remains that there is a men tal disturbance of some niangnitude 41..,. !.... .lit, i nun tilting rtriiiunr 'the cemetery all the room it wants when the darkness has fallen. ' o After a period of illlness covering about IS months, Anton Berg yester day became violently insane, and the police were called eo restrain him from injuring the members of his family. Mr. llerg was the secretary of the Moline Industrial Home associa tion, is well known in labor circles of the twin cities and his condition has excited the pity and sympathy of his many friends, who have given liberally at various times to care for him. His affliction has been rheumatism, which has made an invalid of him for over a year, and the continued confine ment and pain has at last taken ef fect upon his brain, although the se verity of the pain in his limbs has now lessened considerably. o Plans are being made by Prof. Op penheimer for the introduction of fencing into the public school work in calisthenics for the girls. If he can arouse enough interest among the iris a class of 12 will be formed and regular lessons begun. 1 here is not much doubt of the forming of the class for much interest has been shown in the proposition by the young ladies, the boys being ineligible. o N. Naylon, roller at the 8-inch 'mill in the Sylvan steel works, sustained i painful burn on his left limb yes terday afternoon while at work in the mill. The red hot bar struck an object as it went through the rollers and turned towards Naylon. but he was quick enough to jump out ofhe way and received but a glancing; burn. He was taken in the ambu lance to St. Anthony's hospital. Tired of life that, for him. was fill ed with trouble, Joseph Ward, a resi dent of Eighth street near Fifth avenue.Sunday tried to commit sui cide bv inhaling illuminating gas. Only by the timeby arrival of his son was the man saved from accomplishing his own destruction. Mr. Ward, who is a married man, was formerly a painter at-Deere & Co's. plant, but of late has been out of vork. This fact, together with minor family difficulties was probably the cause of his attempt at self-destruct ion. Sunday afternoon, just before supper he closed the door to the room where the gas range was located, and turned on the burners. His son, who had b'een fishing, re turner! just about supper tithe and noticing the smell of gas, entered the room to find his father in an uncon scious Vendition but still breathing. Dr. Arp was at once summoned and soon brought the man 4o a condition of consciousness. Aside from being made quite ill by the gas, the would be suicide was not hurt by his-attempt, although a few minutes long er might have finished the job: While r'JOO inters ted spectators looked on. interested witnesses, the King Philip baseball team neatly scalped the Tecumsch tribe of Ifciv enport, and hung the gory locks at its belt as another record of its prowess on the field of battle. The outing took place Sunday at Kock river. o Kev. J. C. Dent, of the Plain street 1'aptist church, of Aurora, who was called to take the pastorate of the lH-al congregation of the First Hap tist church, to fill tlTe vacancy caused by the death of Kev. K. C. I'.ryant, has declined to accept the call. He cites sveral reasons, among which he says that the work which he has in Aurora is progressing and is in a very good shape and that he is net willing to leave it. The local congregation is greatly disappointed as they liked his sermons very greatly when he preach ed here several weeks ago. The church will call another minister at once. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson, of JGM Twentieth street, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock with brain fever. The infant was 11 days old. o Mrs. Albert I'ensonberg died Satur day afternoon at .'i::!0 o'clock in her home at Watertown after an illness of three weeks. She was ;?( years I old and leaves her husband and a child 1 years old to mourn her loss. The funernl was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home and at 3:30 in the church, the interment ln'ing at Mt; Zion cemetery. Bsui r y 1 ;-:lXj-?!vi-:? . J y - ' 1 -Tw' I U A 1 1 3 loocL: HULL'S GRAPE TOIHO CURES GOHSTlPATlOn Constipation is tbo rotting and decaying of undigested food In the alimentary canai. Dise&se germs arise from this fester- blood. The blood becomes impure and shortly the entire system gives way to the unhealthy condition. You cannot cure a case like this by taking pills or other common cathartics. A laxative will not do. A blood medi cine is ineffective. Mull's Grape Tonic is a rentle and mild laxative in addition , to being a blood-making and strength giving tonic which immediately builds up the wasted body and makes rich, red blocd that carries, its health-giving strength to every tissue at every heart beat. Mull's Grape Tonic Is made of pure crushed fruit juices and Is Bold under a rxisitive guarantee. : : ' nnrtnra Tirescriho it. All druechjts sell it at 50 cents a Dottle. Sea Nc to UiWntaf Medktae Cs i Rck, bland, IlL. to cow oUp Urxe sample bottle A Poraratlvc Pleasure. If you ever took De Witt's Little Early Kisers for biliousness or con stipation j-ou know what a purgative pleasure is. These famous little pills cleanse the liver and rid the system of all bile without producing unpleas ant effects. They do not gripe, sicken or weaken, but give tone and strength to the tissues and organs involved. W. H. Howell, of Houston, Texas, says: "No better pill can be used than Little Early Kisers for constipa tion, sick headiiche, etc.." Sold by Harper House pharmacy; A. J. Keiss drug store, corner Seventh avenue and Twenty-seventh street. tmSUll $ OINTMENT ringworm, leitt. erjriprl In ii n n'.'ZZN cam vom, olorro. Itrh. 1... sold brad, pimpfes. I I HrlicvM acald., burnt. At I , HoiMwr Co.. l'Ml.ila. 1 - 1 -gy Aiy DaLy. After September 15 You can buy a one-way ticket to practically any point in the Pacific Northwest via the Burlington Kotite at about half the regular rate. Think of it ' from Kock Island to San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego; only $31) to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria or Van couver; $27.50 to Spokane. -Ellensburg, Weuatehee or Umatilla; 'ifS to Salt Lake City, Ogdcn, Ilutte, Helena, Anaconda, Missoula or Kal ispell. These low-price tickets will be on sale daily from Sept. 15 to Nov. 30. Stop-overs are permitted within certain limits, and side ": ' trips may be made at one fare for the round trip.' The liurlington offers a greater selection of routes and better service in the West and Northwest than any other line. Tell me where you want to go and I will tell you how to get there and how much it will cost round trip. M. J. YOUNG. Agent C. B. (Si Q. R.y. Rock Island. I 11 ijfrjife 'Plioue 1180. H. E. CASTEKL, President. L. D. MUDGE. Vice President. H. D. B1MMON, Cashier (5ei?tral Trusts Savings Eaijk f ROCK. ISLAND, ILL. INCORPORATED UNDER STATE LAW. Capital Stock. 100,000. Four Per Cent Interest raid on Deposits Trust Department Estates and property of all kinds are managed by this depart ment, which is kept entirely separate from the banking business of the company. We act as executor of and trustee under Wills, Ad ministrator, Guardian and Conservator of Estates. Receiver and assignee of insolvent estates. General ftnaneia J sgent for non-residents, women, invalids and others. - ilMH I I I I 1 1 111 I 1 1 1 1 I IHIHKI IHHHMMIHoli At the parsonage of the Edwards (Congregational church, at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, Kev C. A. Moore united in marriage Edward Siebke and Miss Ilessie Young. The attendants were Miss A. II. Young and E. Koscde Allen, following the ceremony at the parsonage a reception was tendered at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and -Mrs. David Young. 131S Gaines street. The couple will reside at 827 West Seventeenth street after Oct. 1. J Albert Price, a joung farmer resid ing about five miles north of the city, was yesterday afternoon the victim of a peculiar accident, resulting from a stroke of lightning. He was driving a pair oi norses attached to a mowing machine, during the rainstorm, when a bolt of lightning struck one of the horses, killing the animal instantly. The force of the bolt reached Mr. Price, rendering him unconscious for the time, but beyond that did him no injury. , o o o o o Offers to o irree oosuitation o o o All AIL VIN IORNE -. i .... - Wtio Call Before September 19 Free X-Rav Examination. Examination of Urine. : o o o o cases, people, We want the ailing people of Kock This offer is made to rich and poor alike. Island and vicinity to know- that there is now a cure for them here at homv. 1)1!. 1UJKNE will cure to stay cured all accepted It is made to demonstrate the facilities and superiority of my treatment, which have only to be known to be appreciated by the' CATARRH. The members of the Scott Countv Bar association met yesterday after noon in tne court nouse aim neiu a memorial meeting in honor of the late Alfred Claussen. Eloquent trib utes to the dead man were paid bv Judge Waterman, Attorney A. P. Mc- " , i i . -, , i uuirK aiio a iiiimoer in oiners wnn x spoke. After the addresses resolu-IV tions were adopted by the association expressing their regret at losing one of their number. o o o o O o o o o o Catarrh is- inr no sense a disease local to the head and nasal passages, but seizes- with equal facility on the mucous membra ne of the EYE. EAR, STOMACH, INTESTINES, VERIFORM APPENDIX, HEART, H LADDER, E.TACULATOKY DUCTS, KIDNEYS, RECTUM, LIVER, LUNGS,' Etc., Etc., can-sing SOKE EYES. SCROFULA, GASTRITIS. APPENDICITIS,- EUDACARDITIS (Heart Disease), CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, SERIOUS SEXUAL AND GENTTRO-UR1NARY DERANGEMENTS in both sexes, IJRIGHT'S DISEASE. DISEASE OF THE RECTUM, LIVER DISEASE, PNEUMONIA, CONSUMPTION, and other diseases of the, most serious character. It is not a disease to be treated lightly. It may confine itself to a small area for years and then suddenly spread over the whole system with fatal result. In the face of thousands of deaths from Catarrh, physicians- have not heretofore emphasized the seriousness1 of this disease because they didn't know how to cure it. DIJ. HORNE has nothing to conceal. The patient is told what his disease is, or what it may become. And he is told what course will be necessary to effect a cure. Speeial studies of Catarrh, its nature and effects, have recently given mc eminent advantages in the treatment of this disease. - Come now and be examined free. ' "'':' All Nose and Throat Troubles' successfully treated. O 0 0 WEiK EYES, LIDS, FAILING VISION. This evening at Mercy hospital the training school of 1 the hospital will grnduate the following nurses: -Misses Catherine Genevieve Erwin, Rose-Mar garet Gribbon, Olive Burton llanna, Catherine Irene Wernert, Edna Foster Kerr, Margaret Florence Tobin, Car rie Alice Treadway and Marguerite Belle Davidson. The motto of the class is "Custode Labia Tua" (Guard Thy Lips). o o O 0 0 To be thrown into a dungeon for life is a punishment a thousand times worse than death. Then what a terrible calamity when the eyes fail and the victim is plunged into life-long darkness! ; - To temporize with or neglect Ej-e Troubles is the height of folly. INFLAMMATION, DIMNESS OF VISION, Burning Sensations, occasional mists before one or both eyes, Dancing Spots, Seeing Double, Bright Spots on the page reading by lamplight, Blurred Vision, Pains in or back of the Eye Ball and Headache are symptoms of disease and pcrcursorc of trouble. Yheri one or more ; of these symptoms appear, expert medical attention is imperative. 0 when 0 0 o 0 0 Special Assessment Notice. I Notice-is hereby given to all persons f interested, that the city council of the-v citv of Rock Island, havino- ordered I -' that: '.. : O A 12-inch sewer be laid wlong Four- f A ....... I .1 1 If . . a a ' V . - . . . . I ' irrin u-uiia-n-iiaii ureri, oegmning bt I v its north ihtersection "with Ninth ve- I nue, thence north to Sevenlh -avenue, 0 0 0 GRANULATED, SORE OR INFLAMED LIDS, Twitching of the Lids, Twitching of Muscles around the Eye, etc., demand also the careful attention o'f an experienced neuro- f 0 0 0 0 0 0 optical specialist'. DR. HORNE treats diseases of the Eye rationally by Tnikl medacants and without dangerous operations. Permanent cure and perfect restoration of sight is guaranteed. The careful and special attention required in these diseases is given all patients in this department. YES CAREFULLY AND SCIENTIFICALLY EXAMINED AND TESTED for all trouble, and treatment prescribed to all who call before Sept. 19. DISEASES OFv WOMEN. Woman! - The flower of transcendent beauty of all creation! What pains dtoes she suffer and what heavy burdens does she bear that she may be tie joy, the hope and the salvation of mankind, the race characterized by Shakespeare as the "paragon of animals." . Dainty, delicate, intuitive, mysterious, fastidious and charming; her beauty and fascination spring from the source of her weaknesses; her very qualities are born of her hidden infirmities. And who can be more miserable, more sensitive or more over-burdened by her lot in life than an afflicted woman? DRi HORNE COMES TO THE TIMELY AID OF AFFLICTED WOMEN. THE PAINS AND ANNOYANCES of Periodic Headaches and a long train of ills causing HYSTERIA. BEARING DOWN AND DRAGGING SENSATIONS. PAINS, ACHES, LASSITUDE, LOSS OF ENERGY and misery constant, persistent and discouraging, robbing the world of its beauties and life of its charms, are now cured by DR. IIOKNE by a new discovery, in Medical-Electricity administered' exclusively by our staff of Physicians nnd Surgeons, and WITHOUT THE NECESSITY OF EXAMINATION except in extreme cases. AFFLICTED W0MEN R ESPECIALLY INVITED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXCEPTIONAL OFFER OF FREE EXAMINATION. i. HORWk; M. SX, and Associate Physicians. Kooins 49, JO, 51 5253 54 and $5,lMitchell.& LyndBuilding, Rock Island.,, . k fa. Oh. iW JL 'Vv 'ii '3--. - JCk. 'JL -"--I UL. '"aa. ii. aa. ' a. -a. ' "JfJL. "m 0 0 0 0 ys 'rs. vv Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 8. Sunday s 9 to 11 a. m. 0 0 0 t f i I 1 1- 1 1