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TAK.B KBTATOB.
THE ADVENT OF THE BANANA.
"l"omn ia Boston Fifty Years Aco, Tt
Now Divides Favor with the Bean.
- A half century ago the banana, or the
plantain of commerce, was scarcely known
in Boston. In fact, with very few excep
tions, it was not recognized in this latitude
as edible fruit. Occasionally the master
of a vessel arriving from the West Indies
would send a few bananas to Taft of the
Coi-nhill, Ryan of the Stackpole, McGill of
i Echane Coffee House, and Parker
and otners. These fruit specimens were
generally placed upon the bar counters as
ornamental curiosities.
A little over fifty years ago Captain
liowers, of the brig Eliza Burgess, belong
ing to Benjamin Burgess & Co., trading
between Boston and Cienfuegos, landed
some half dozen bunehesof the red banana
species, fully ripe, fat and luscious look
ing. It had long been a custom with Cap
tain Bowers on leaving Cienfuegos to stow
his longboat full of bananas. From this
supply his cook could take what he want
ed to boil, stew and fry, and as the fruit
ripened the crew would help themselves.
But the occasion I speak of was the first
in which I ever saw bananas displaved in
the streets of Boston. Captain Bowers'
oldest son, then a small boy, with his
brothers, took three parts of bunches from
the brig on India wharf and passed up
State street on their way to their home on
Myrtle st reet, followed by a curious crowd,
to whom the sight was a novelty.
But to all the old West India traders the
plantain and banana had long been known,
not only as a luxury, but as a food neces
sity in southern latitudes. This was par
ticularly so in the Surinam trade, of which
Boston and Gloucester had the monopoly.
I was talking to Captain George Pousland,
I think the oldest surviving member of a
one time famous and extensive business,
upon the matter, I myself having been
brought up in the counting room of an old
Surinam firm. He remarked:
"When we first came to anchor in the
river we sent for the house frame, then
unbent the sails and unrove the running
rigging, and then the banana scow would
come alongside with a hundred or more
bunches. These we hung for use while
loading, cooking them in various forms
and eating them as fruit." Captain Pous
land says he has frequently put them
in bag compresses, placed them in the bold
on top of his cargo, and that when taken
out at the end of the voyage they had all
the desirable qualities of pressed figs.
Look at the difference, just fifty years
later. Let one go down any day to Cen
tral or Long wharves and see the large
foreign steamers discharging their full
cargoes of bananas by the tens of thou
sands of bunches. Boston Saturday Ga
zette. Liming Chaffinches.
A man comes along the road with a
small cage under his arm, tied up in a
handkerchief. In his hand he has a stuffed
chaffinch in the attitude of challenging.
Hearing the song of the chaffinch from
the trees, he proceeds to fix his stuffed
bird on a sloping portion of the trunk of
one of the elms. A couple of feet or so be
low this he places some bird limed twigs
of whalebone on the ground close by his
little cage. lie then gives out a rattling
challenge, answered at once by the bird in
the tree, whose quick eyes search in all
directions for his supposed rival.
He soon discovers the singer, .and his ex
citement at any other bird having the im
pudence to come and sing near his perch
is extreme. Once more the challenge rings
out; ho can liear it no longer. Down lie
dashes, strikes the stuffed bird, causing it
to sway up and dowu with the force of his
stroke, and falling on the limed twigs be
low finds himself at the foot of the tree a
helpless captive.
I have known country lanes before the
bird protection act came into force, cleared
of chaffinches, to the great disgust and an
ger of the country people. Though obliged
for the protection of their crops to shoot
them at times, they are far from willing
to see them captured in this wholesale
way. Corn'uill Magazine.
A Dangerous Creature to Have Around.
Man has always treated the rat as a
pestiferous enemy, and human ingenuity
has been almost exhausted in devising
ways and means for his extermination.
The examinations I have made prove be
yond a doubt that he is the victim not
only of tuberculosis to which I have de
voted more attention than to other conta
gious diseases which afflict him but -t
pneumonia, pleurisy and various forms of
skin diseases which are transmitted by
the animal to man. Of these last the
most important is favus, or tinea favosa,
a well known skin trouble which the
household pussy readily takes from the
rat and soon transmits to the dog as well
as to the child that pets and fondles them.
Many a child whose head was well thatch
ed by nature has been rendered bald by
this loathsome disease, transmitted to it
by the household cat, who has caught it
from the infected rat. Dr. S. E. Weber's
Lecture.
Terrible Distress.
A clergyman was dining with one of his
parishioners. His vis a vis was an old
gentlewoman very much interested in
missionary work. She had just received a
letter from "dear Brother Smith," a mis
sionary who was traveling through the
upper reaches of the Amazon toward the
wild tribes in the unexplored region east
of the Andes. "Poor dear man," she said;
"he Bays that the party is in such dreadful
distress. They can't land on either bank
because the savages are threatening. They
had to send the women back to civilization
because of lack of food. Why, only think
of it; all they have is a banana and a roll
three times a day." "How do they make
the rolls?" asked the clergyman. "Bo
they step on the banana skins?" Brook
lyn Ecgie.
Turpentine lias Many Usee.
Turpentine has almost as many uses in
the household as borax. It is good for
rheumatism, and, mixed with camphor
ated oil and rnblied on the chest, one of the
lest of remedies for bronchial colds. It is
an excellent preventive ngainst moths, al
though naphtha is preferable, the odor
leaving much sooner; it will drive away
ants and roaches if sprinkled about the
shelves aud closets; a f iKoiif til of it to a
pail of warm water cleans paint excellent
iy, and a little in the boiler on washing
day whitens the clothes. Her Point of
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Bar Fathomless Eyes.
It was the hermit Thoreau, whose mis
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the same beauty that in the sunset paints
the western skies. It is the same diamond
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there tinder the closing eyelids of the day.
Hero, ia small compass, is the ancient and
natural beauty of evening and morning.
What loving astronomer baa ever fathom
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an a- . - - sasaaw
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I had catarrh of the head and throat for
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The sense of smell, which had been lost,
wus restored after using one bottle. I
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Mr. A. It. Leotvnrtl
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-T-i . t ir- i OMier medicines
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THE TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
CaiCAGO, ROCK island a pacific kail
wey Denot eornpr Fifth avenne and T h i r-t -
first street. Frank H. Plnmmer. agent.
CHAINS.
I
East. ! iWist,
Council Blatfg A Minneeo- I i i
tDay Express f ' !Kml:f5 am
Kansas City Day Express..., 10:3?pm 5:50am
Washington LioreH.. i i-. .ianm
Coancu oluffg A Mmneso- ll ' j "
" ,"l"ee" T:40 am ":.V pm
Denver Flyer 11:42 am S :23 pm
Omaha and Denver Vetti- J i
ouie axpress S.44 am S:56 am
?"mM - Limited . ... 4:11 am 10:47 pin
Stuart and I sialic Express! 5:45 pin 9 :t 0 am
Daily. TOoing east, .itionj wesT
BD ISLINGTON hOUtfi- C, B. A O. KAIL
WT Depot First iwnni H Hirt...). -.
M.J. Vonng. auent, "
TRAINS.
Llivi.
ab;ivb
8U Louis Express..... I.
St. Paul Express
:40 air,
7:87 Dm
8:40 am
pm
8:45 pm
i :o am
10.-3S am
1:50 pm
8 '40 pm
8 -45 pm
10.83 a-3
DiKuiiovn rassenger. ..
Way Freight (Monmouth).
Sterling Passenger
Ft! Paul Express
Sterling Freight
8:68 pm
8:00 am
? : am
5 So m
11 :0 am
Daily.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL KAIL
WT Racine A Southwestern Division De
pot Twentieth street, between First and Second
avenue. E. D. W. Holmes, agent.
TRAINS.
LSAVB. 1
2:E0 pm
:(K) on,
Abrivx.
9 :00 pa
11 :25 an.
10:10 ro
Mail ana Express......
St. Paul Express
r"t A Accommodation..
" Accommodation.
7:86 n
8 :10ptn
ROCK ISLAND A PEORIA RAILWAY DR
pot First avenue and Twentieth au-eet. F.
H T)ru.kFAll A (.An
TRAINS.
I.BATS. abRIVX
Fast Mall Express
Express
Cable Accommodation.
8:1.5 am ',
1:1 6 pm
1 :25 pro
8:00 pm
8:05 am
2:90 pm
9:10 am!
4:O0pm:
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS & NORTH
ern Railway Depot Front and Bradvstreet.
Davenport. !. B. Hannegan, general ticket and
passenger agent.
TRAINS
Mail and Express.,
Freight ,
Leavs. Arrive.
4:55 pm 1 10:45 am
3:00 am ' 9:45 am
most eraser bouts to ths
East. South and Southeast.
EAST BOUND.
Fast M'l.
8:0 am
8:4 am
9:04 am
9 :36 am
10:11 am
1(1 :8ll am
Express
Lv. Rock Island..
Ar. Orion
CamrdKe ...
Gslva
Wyomine
Pnnctville ...
Peoria
8:04 t
3 :27 pm
8 :57 pm
4 :S3 pm
4 :ta pm
5 :40 pm
'11:15 am
Bloomington.
Springfield...
Jacksonville.
Decatur
Danville
Indianapolis.
Terre Haute. .
Evanxville. ..
St. LonH ..
Cincinnati....
Louisville....
1:15 pm
8 :40 pm
4 -00 pm
3:50 pm
1 3:50 pm
6 :55 pm
: 7:10 jm
1:20 am
7:3l rm
11 :u0 pm
I 9:15 pm
ii:vu pm
13 05 n t
10:0i pm
1:10 n't
8:25 am
60:00 am
? :3a am
T:40 am
p:12aa!
X
WIST BOUND.
Lv. Peoria .. .
Ar. Rock Island...
:10:10 am; 8:50 pm
i 1 :! pm: t :05 pm
Accommodation trains leave Rork Island at
6:00 a. m. and 6 20 p. m: arrive at Peoria, S :f0 t.
m. and 1 :15 a. m. 1 eave Perviia 6 :00 a. tm. and
7 :15 p. m ; arrive Rock Island i :Q0 p. m. aa :25
p.m. i
All trains r in daily except Sunday. 3
All passe ger trains arrive and "depart Union
deioi, Peoria. I
Free Chair car on Fast Exp-esi between Rock
Iond and Peoria, both directions.
Through tickets to all points; baggage checked
Luruua w ae-unation
CABL BRANCH.
Accom. Accow.
Lv Rock Island 9.1o am 4.00 pm
Arr. Reynolds 10 20 am 5.08 pm
" Cable 11.00am 5.40pm
Acrom. - Accom.
Lv. Cable 6.21 am 11.'0 po
Ar. Reynolds 7 00 am 1.45 pm
Kock Island 7.55 am A .00 pm
H . P.. St'DLOW, ... -TOOKHOU&it.
Superintendent. Geu'l Tkt. A get
ACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY WILtOBTAlt
VUSH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE
CMcap, M IsM & Pacific By.,
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Cameron, St. Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI ;
Omaha, Lincoln, Fairbury and Nelson, in NEBRASKA :
Atchison, Leavenworth, Borton, Topeka, Hutchinson.
Wichita. Belleville, Abilene, Dodge City, Caldwell. Id
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KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH.
First-Class Day Coaches, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS, and Palace Sleepers, with Dining Car Service.
Clcse connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with
diverging railway lines, now forming the new and
picturesque
STANDARD GAUGE
TRANS-ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE
Cver which superbly-equipped trains run daily
TIIEOUGH WITHOUT CHANGE to and from Sail
Laks City, Ogden and San Fjicisco. THE ROCK
ISLAND is also the Direct ana Favorite Line to and
from Manitou, Pike's Peak and aU other sanitary and
tsenic resorts and cities and mining district ba Colorado.
DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
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K. ST. JOHN.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Or-11
alTkt.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock Island County,
hS8.
In th ConMy Court of said Rock Island County.
In the Hiaiter of the assignment of i he Northern
Mmirg snd Railway company. Pet.t'on b
i honia 8. Silvia, assignee, to sell real estate
and property.
Notice is hereby given that under the deed of
as assignment made by said he Noitix rn Mining
and Railway company to I boma S. MlvU as as
signee, and by virtue of ai orcer of said county
court entered in the above entitled proceeding on
the 11th day of June, A. O. lbfi, I. said Tho t.as b.
Silvis, assignee as aforesaid, b lia 1 en Saturday,
the sixth day of August, A. D liW-2. commencing
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forei.oon, at the
north dot r of the court house In the ciry of Rork
Island in said Kick Island county, sell together
as i entirety, at public vendue "to the highest
bidder for cash iu hand, al the right, title nd in
terest of ald Thomas S. s,ilvis, assignee of said
The Northern Minina and Kailaay company, in
and to the mining p ant and prope-ty of said
company, to-wit: The land cvnveyed to said
railway company by Bail- y Davenport, by his
deed of April 9. 1S85. recorded in the office of the
recorder or deeds in said. Kock Island county in
volume 7ti of deeds at page 318 ther of; tbe and
conveyed to said railway company by Ba ley Dav
enport, by his deel of October 4, A. D. 1884. re
corded in the office of said recorder of deeds in
volume TO of deeds at page 4S thereof: :he land
conveyed to said railway company by John George
jitmer aua wire, oy tneir aeea ot wiober 3, A. u.
1M84, recorded in said recorder's ofHce in volume
T9 of deeds at page 249 thereof ; the leasehold in
terest derived by said company from J. George
Kamer under lease bearing date September SO. A .
D. l-a4. eAhiMt A. to said petition : the lease-hold
merest derived by said Miimiir comoanv
from said J. Gcorife llamer bv his lease
May 11. A. D. lSsrf. exhibit B. to said
petition; ihe lease-hold interest of said
company derived under the lease from Ctiar es
Korb or sieutember w, A. l. 1S&4. exhib.t C. to
said petition; the lesse-hold interest of said
company desired by said company from
Charles J. Col son by lease of September
91 U and 12h. A. D. 1884, exhibit D. to said pe
tition; the right of way and interest derived by
saia company irom George Henry .Miller under
bis deed of September 9th and 12th, A. I). 1884,
exhibit E. to said petition; the right of way and
interest derived by taid co m any fron J. Bisant
ny nis deed oi September . 1SS4, aud December
10. 18S4, exhibit F, to raid petition; the lease-hold
interest derived under the leases of August 30th,
A D. 1S80 and of March 1st, A. D. ls$4, made by
Silas Glaspey, exhibits G and U to said petition;
the lease-hold interest derived under the leases of
August 30th, A. D 1880 and March 1st, A. D. 184,
made by Susan C. Flairg, Exhibits I. and J. to
said petition; the lease-hold interest Derived by
said company under the leases of Peter Odendahl
of August aoth, A. D. 1880 and March 1st, A. D
1884 and September 3d, A. D. 1S84. exhibits K
and L to said petition : the lease-hold interest de
rived by said company under the lease of Febru
ary 28th. a. D. 1889 mde by John 8. Peterson,
exhibit M to said petition; the lease-hold Interest
of said mining company derived under the lease
from Emma Bisant of February 5:h, A D. 18$-,
exhibit N. to said petition; the lease-hold interest
derived by f aid company nnder the lease from
John Anderson and amuel Johnson of Novem
ber li'h, 18-ts. exhibit o, to said petition; the min
ing shafts situated on said premises, together
with the machinery, buildings an t appliances for
the working of coal thereout, including the fol
lowing, to-wit: 1 blacksmith shop, forge, bellows
and tools: 1 old Cameron steam pump and 2 old
Northwestern steam puips: 1 old steam engine;
1 tool hou-e : 1 miners wash bouse, stove, etc; 1
forty-horse power steam engine; 1 hoistine tear,
wire cable and 2 cages; 1 boiler-feeder and steam
and water connections; 2 boilers and smoke
stacks; 1 set dies for cutting pipe; 1 grind stone;
1 wheel barrow; 1 engine house; 2 6-ton scales; 1
3-ton scale; 1 lot propps; 1 old Drilling machine;
20 miring cvs; 1 Cope A Maxwell steum pump: a
lot of iron T rail ana used for track in s - id mine ;
derrick, dumps, trestles, screens, schntes and
bu lding at and about said shaft ; 1 barn : 8 houses:
10 :;-ton dump cars and two miles more or less of
ram railway, extending from said mines to the
Cniciiro, Milwaukee A St. Paul railway:, (said
lands, prem'ses and property bein those particu
larly Mid at larg-e described and referred to as
oust tutina said mining plant in said petitioner
i nomas s. miv.s. ass gnee. nied in said court on
the 5ih day of May, A. I)., 18V2.)
Also, but separ-itely and not as a portion ot said
above mentioned mining plaut and property, all
tne tight, title and interest of said Tnomas S.
S'lvi. assignee of s-id The Nort ern Mining and
Railway company, in and to tho-e lot- or parcels
of land situate in the town of Hampton in said
CMinty. to-wit : Lots Nos one (1 and two (4) in
block six 6) and !o: four (4) iu block seven
teen v17l.
All of said above described and men'ioncd
lands, premises and property betng situate in the
county o Hock Island and state of Illir-ois.
Dated at rcock Island, Illinois, this win day or
JUlV A. D. l.li THOMAS S. &ILV13.
Assignee of The Northtrn Mining aud Railway
Company.
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The Great English Remedy.
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Nervous Weakness. Emis
sions. Spermatorrhea, Im
potency and ail effects of
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prescribed over 35 years
in thousands of cases; ia
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LiLTOre and sifter, est medicine known: ask
drnggicsfor Wood't PnosPBonisx: if be offers
some' worthless medicine In place o this, leave
his dishonest store, enclose pnc in letter, and
we will send by return mail. Price, one package,
fit six, f5; one will pleae, six will cure: pam
phlet in plain sealed envelope. 2 stamps; aluress
THE WOOD CHEMICAL CO..
131 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich.
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for tosi or FAJXIHS MANHOOD.
General and NESV0D8 DEBILITY.
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COMPLEXION
Imparts r. trlUiaBt trkupurfv y to rbe skia. Re-
mm rA- pinpR. rmom ana dlsealoraUoaa. For
by ail arsveUai druanrta, or nailed for M eta.
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Is staiwne by
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Dr. FRUTH,
Of New Ycrk, the well known and successful
Spec alist in chronic diseases and diseases of
the Kye and Ear, by request af many
friends and patients, has decided to
v ail
Rock Island, Wednesday, Aug 3rd
1892.
Con'uita Ion and examination free and confl
dential at h's p.rlors at the HKKPKR HOUSS
from lu a. m. to ltl p. m. One day only.
DR. D. 0. FRUTH.
ImU Mvrgton ta ra roslrfm ifrdieml Ms
prnntary of tfew Tork. now Pmidmnt cf las
Truth Mtdical IiutituU UkarUrtd.)
Ably assisted by a full corps of competent ear
Bert specialists wbose experience In tbe largeet
hospitals In tbe world enables them to treat all
Chr.alc, 7l.rT.ui, Kklat atnal Bleal
iseaaes upon tbe latest scientific principle.
They particularly Invite all whose eases bava
been neglected, badly treated or pronounced
incurable to test their expert treatment thai
baa never failed in thousands of cases that baa
been pronounced beyond hope. Patients wba
are doing well under car of their own physi
cians need not call on us as our province Is
treat those who cannot Ind relief otherwise-
Dl.saa.s wf W.n.B. Leucberrhosa.
TJterlne Displacements. Constipation, ster
ility. Female Weakness and all diseases pecu
liar te fern ales positively cured by fultaUUm
Cmmpcnnd,
Dr. rrutbi bas attained the most wonder
ful success In tbe treatment of cases t wblch
be devotes special attention and after years t
experience, bas perfected the most lnfallable
method ef curing Organic Weakness. Nervous
Debility. Premature Decline of the Manly
fower. Involuntary Vital Losses. Impaired
Memory, Mental Anxiety, Absence of Will
Power. Melancholy. Weak Back and Kindred
Affections If consulted before Idiocy. Insanity,
railing Fits or Total Impotency results from
Youthfal Errors, the awful effects et
which blights the most radiant hopes, unfitting
patient for business, study, society or marriage,
annually sweeping to an untimely grave thous
ands of young men ot exalted talent and brill
iant Intellect.
Ptlee Cured without pain, knife er ae
terv.
Kpltcpay positively eared by ear new and
ever-failing hospital treatment.
t ree Kiammailsn ef (be VJrlsi.
eherntcal and microscopical, ta all cases ef
Kidney Diseases, hnval'i Disease, Disbelee
and Spermatorrhea. Kriug specimen.
Wendsrful Cu perfected la eld eases
wblch aavt been neglected or nsklllfuUl
treated. No experlnente or failures. Weans
dertake no Incurable cases, bat sure thousands
given up to die.
Remember tbe date and com early as kit
looms are always crowded.
gs cases and correspondence eonfldentlaV
and treatment aent by express with full dlrae
tinna for otA but nersonal consultation news
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SaSI Lake Atsi Caileava;eA
oecaarina oven
10GQ IVJile of ionti
IOWA.
MINNESOTA
SOUTH DAKOTA
Solid Trains
BETWEEN
Chicago, Minneapolis and St. Paul
Via the Famous Albert Lea Boot.
St. Louis, Minneapolis and St. Paul
Via St. Louis, Minneapolis A 8C Paul Short Line.
Through Sleepersand Chair Cars
BETWEEN
KANSAS CITY, MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL,
PEORIA, CEDAR RAPI0S AND SIOUX FALLS, DAK.
CHICAGO AND CEDAR RAPIDS
Via the Famous Albert Lea Route.
THE SHORT LINE
TO
fc SPIRIT LAKE (ST
The Great Iowa Stammer Resort
For Railway and Hotel Rates, Descriptive
Pamphlets aud all information, address
ien"l Ticket aud Passenger Agent.
ron CHEAP HOMES
On line of tliU road in Northwestern Iowa,
Southeastern Minnesota and Central Dakota,
where drought and crop failures are unknown.
Thousands of choice acres of land yet itnsotd.
Local Excursion rates given. For full Informa
tion as to prices of land and rates of fare, address
Uen'l Ticket and Passenger Agent.
All of the Passenger Trains on all Divisions ot
tills Railway are heated by steam from the
engine, and the Main I joe Dav Passenger Trains
are lighted with the Electric Light.
Maps. Time Tables, Through Rates and all to
formation furnished on application to Agents.
Tickets on sale over this route at all prominent
Ioiiits in the Tnion, and by its Agents, to a&
parts of the United States and Canada.
f-vFor announcements of Excursion Bates,
and local matters ot interest, please refer to the
local columns of this paper.
C J. iVCS. C. HANNEGAN,
Vres t A GenT Sapt. Oen'l Tkt, A Pass. Act,
CEDAP RADIOS. IOWA.
Rock Island and Burlington
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET CO.
SILVER CRESCENT
W. A. BLAIR, Master.
LON BRTSON, Clerk.
Will leave Rock Island
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 5 p. m. for Musca me. Eelthsbnrg,
Burlington abd all interme
diate points.
Local patronage solicited. Fcr information
apply to GEO. LAMONT. AgU
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