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THE ARGUS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1893.
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-' Tat. Atr I
Special Service f id-
Winter Fair.
CnromrnrliifftfetoWf 20.1, thpgrral
tUwV lalunit roiita) lnitiiffnmlr.1
lall thrti?h lourlitt rr line 1w
lauin I'li'u nirtt Bmt Ia AMrilra, tla
4ka Chlciiifti. Ilitt-k falnml raHli.
to Knna City biI I t. Wt.rth. Bnt
tkitnra) It- thft Txn rm ilir- tn I'.J
fo anil MuutUorB rttrUiifi in Loa
wrrrKR tet.
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to rn thi rBf ob to l'riiiarni
l. till a milltllprB rout, whi.'b ia BR
at,llrnt ttntt In wlBtrf amartlt. K'
Biamltrr. thin rf truvfa CUir?o
lull at n. Bt. r th crcot Uwk
.
lalailtl POIlltt.
Tht pJmivp tiMntiiinpil tourist line
ta tn mtlttUion to tbJ llnnltlt Werklt
ort l from CUIriir,, Tiifa.; bbI
Thnratlnf Hotlt 1i1hbI mult,
taaavpr ti Ulo lirnmlt Bn4 SoMthrrB
rknll( throMB I'tH-lilo, Na.l LLt.
Oml)a BBtl obb rranciseo to Loa Ab.
La PBt) Bnt 4rrllrt Kftlff,
oNt)tl wltB Ik f'Mt t.mo BiBtU by
Maatmptf OB thaaaj touriAl er.
Hk tltBBI B4 til maar, 4rj
&a ki tBlam But! rmrrmhrr
MvrttHl elavM tkk-tP Br Bcrfptotl oo
tkpa rmr4.
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PLEASAHT
TMI P14IT MONNIN I rtCl RlNT AN0
Jijr 4trw rnn n arm t-nlT a atMnar.
pr ami kMnm ami hiMnmi aiuit. tkm
nak k mart ffiwn (att. mm! anpaiai ft M
aaaaatly aaa. uauallmi
LAUE'5UEDICinE
AiKanauwiiaMH- naiiiifatai. uya
caanm rr( It. wtl twHm fnraflrvr aunal
lara liaHf 4Vllrta notm ikt Immrta
am'li I n nlr 1. Ittilidj t id a. in i ml)
IUMIVHIi W V." Ii AHII.I.K IliiV. A.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS-
ATTOUSEYS.
& FARMEMTER,
ATToRMtT AT L V W )mce la MHckan
Lyaaa'a aa Mark
JACKSON ft HURST.
TTrRr.Y AT l.W-offlc- la Week tlaad
r .imiiiuI Dank bull.llUK, Knca IvUud, 111.
B. . iwtKiT, C U ar tLKtk.
SWEENEY ft WALKER.
BTTOKKV AXI OVJIELlR AT LAW
n IMIea la llaast'm him-k. Nck Ulaed. III.
CHARLES J. SEARLE.
ATTonyr.T ATLAW-I.EUAI. M MXEMrr
n all kliHt. tirr.miHlT at'rmlrd la Mate' Al
lUll loaHT. fficr: I'nal
thw Ba-k.
McENIRT ft JHcENIRY.
ATTOTSNrYi AT I.AW-Imii mtmrj nn pnd
vfavltr, akr rolltclmfi Mrfivt-ra.
Mllrmtll LfMl, laaktta. UBlrc la -uan4kW
8- W. ODKLU
ATTOR5ST AT LAW-rnKCTlrn Pnrt Itfrrti
a4 wr,n ia awl ton aran vith Ik arm al
II vwntai Rn1Fikia al Moliiw, kaa tna nHrar4
at M1W la Ika Aadlbina Intttdlr (. mm ft, al
riirsiciAS.
DR. ASAY.
nnift iiA!i axo m nuKoi -
r ll:vt Tklri Arraaa.
Taa-paam t jnu.tln.-k MtmA, IX
onUuar: Its a. a. k IS m., I U S p. Ik. and
J. R. nniirmitaaa, O Oro. C Bank. H. D.
TJRS. BARTH ft BOLLOWBUSH
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r
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I m&rud tul p. m.
DR. CHAS M.ROBINSON.
ETC sar. !or. AMTnoAT wir
.ta:. met niwak tti:IMn.. ia . art t.
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JtSXTISTS.
R. M IEARCE.
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HAWTHORNE, ft SILV1S,
nT t-T 'is Kit at cap,, aTsuac. orot Krall
u at
i tMit.
DR3 EICKLE ft SCnoEMAKER.
tSTAl. prRltSN4- Jtltrh.-'l l-rattc'
Mack. Umwmm S . 4. k Cmtar)
ARCUITECTS.
EDWARD
L- BAMMATT,
ARrnrTBiT. R.ic W.nl. 111.
41. Ljati hnildtrs.
oa Ho an
GEO. P. STAUDUEAR,
I KCIIlrElT "r anil nnerU.U hkmh far si
M naar m Itallillnca. H .wn ana 54 M;lcif
lliaiirinrmiiuito. tuki iMtiim
CITY OFFICERS.
W. A- DARLING.
hiif.ml nitiek, nrrr Kinsalniry'r atiire.
Is Life Worth Living?
' tf A ' j-pw
That Dcpasda I'pna Tmr nealtB.
MONROE'S TONIC
Will can? ynaj and krep ft.i aril.
Pa a at tUrpvr llixtaa I'karaiary.
SAVED I
LABOE, TIME, MONET
ut triura
MMiOABD
SOAP.
Ubw it your own way.
it la the bett Soap made
For W afibinf. Machine naa.
xaik bt'
0AC::2I 6 CUSTC3.
ft f.'imt. kV4&11 J
b I ar.aWf. 4 1 OK
QUEER AND GIFTED.
N AFtTIST WHO PAINTS MONEY LIKE
THE REAL THING.
A Boltltr-r, Beclallat, ArUat aJad Jeairauillal,
aad lla yaw Hobkjr-Ha Oram Bar4
for BalK-taJa mmaa of Ilia BoaamrfcabU
raiallaC DaacrlbcO.
IVxtt Victor DnbrcaiL who live in
Forty-fourth street, paints United States
cnrrencT so tbnt it looks real, and yet he
rnn-ly lins ia his pocket two coins to
jinele toKother.
Cv r the liar of a Seventh amino sa
loon hs.ng ppreral of his pictures. One is
calUM Barrels o" Monev. The tmrn'is.
or kept, nm t pootl. stont oak. set in a
row three Wp, nnl from their yawn ins
month $1. t, $10. (?n, ami V) and
tldfl. f-IO ami $.'-iOlaiikntto,i!iareiit-
ly fresh from the V nitetl States tn-nsnry,
are eacapins ly linulreK Tho hills in
aomo of tho 1mm -Is are weighted down
with henpin Khovelfnls of pildroinof
tho larcrT denominntions. These seem
to flitter in the li?ht, and so do tho dia
monds and tnrqnoics which have fallen
from the kepi nnd lift sparkling Ifside
them on the liitor. With them are lare
Lank note sandwiches done up in paper
wmpprrs, over the edges of which crisp
new eiljjes of tlie bills cnrl teniptinKly.
To tho left of this painting hans an
other of abont the sumo sizo, which, ns
it not only tells n htory of its own, but it
tho key to tho life.strnsKles and aims of
the man who produced it. is the most im
portant and intcrenting in the place, Thn
spectator appears to bo standing inside
the railing of a bank or large inercantilo
counting hone. Dt forc him is tho tell
it's or bookkeeper's desk, upon which,
cleverly f oronht rtened aud painted, lies a
htlKcr, tho mling nnd writinjr on the
paces of which are well simulated. To
the left of tliebook i a Intttleof ink,
from which a ien prwtrndes. Under the
desk lies nn overtcrniil stooL Tho cash
drawtr. witn iu braz.-n iiamlles, isotx-n.
and a desperate ha iking man, with un
kempt, tawny brown ha:r and Ioug
lwariL sinints nUtig the glistening Itarrel
of a biadid sevra aliooter on the other
side of th grating around tho desk,
while an aged rruno in a rsl Joak stands
IxuMo him, end with her skinny ami
thrnst tlirouh the open window in tlio
prating transfers, with a greedy and tri
ntnphant leer, balky packages of realis
tic bnnk nrtcs from the drawer to a fold
of her skirt.
Stand in whtt part of tho room yon
w;ll. you aro compelled to gaze down
tho bunvl cf the revolver, which covers
the spectator at all points, and to shud
der at the hungry leer of the woman,
which, str.ingo to say, is unmistakably
p n to linger npon her careworn face,
altliough her eyes, those windows of tho
ponl. arc hidden by her blood red cloak.
Tlie woman is tho artist's ex-washer-wotii.m.
now gathered to hT fatiiers.
Her desperate looking accomplice with
the pistol is tho artist himself, and tho
entire pictnro in tho key to the aspira
tions. disnppoiiitaient3, joys and sorrows
of N ictor Diibreuil, ex-financier.sidaier.
journalist, organiser, porter and ptabl-
man, ami at present artist, author aud
socialist agitator.
Tliis will 1k better nnderstood when it
is cxplnined that the title of tho pictnro
is "A Tretliction For 10O0; or, a Warning
to Capitalists."
"1 am vat yon peeps call vairsnteel,"
Eaid the artist. "I paint le stetrl life, zo
genre, to hmdscajN;, zo irtrait any
cing vatevare. I gnmo to Ameriqne. I
have no moiinaic. 1 go to Theoplnlo
Kevck, zo haukairo on Clinton place.
1 work Z'-ro as stapleboy dwemly-two
hours a day for four inons. I get dwelf
dollaire a tr.ons. Lly my economic I eafo
forty-five dollaire. Z"n I say: 'Dnbrenil,
j-rtn owe monnaie. Yon must pay heem.
Yon cannot get reech as a stapleboy.
Vat, zen, will yoa do? I Kiit, I vill pe
coom ono arteest.' So I do so."
besides being nn artist. Id. Dnbrenil
has been a soldier, serving with tho
French army iu Mexico. Ho was clerk
in a banking house and thea went into
tho business on bis own account. Ho
became inU'rested in the formation of a
company which should do for Franc
and Africa what the East India company
did for Eugland and India, with tho dif
ference that through Dubrenil's company
tlie workiugmau, not the capitalist, was
to reap the reward. To further this
scheme, ho became a newspaper man.
and for six mouths published La Polit
iijuo d Action. Judging by his own state
ments, thin journal was so senrchingly
nnd caustically truthful as to arouse
first the ire nnd then tlie fear of capital
ists, who, according to his story, ruined
him.
During his good fortune nnd his bad
there lias been ono oecnpation that lias
always en gnawed this soldier-banker-socialist-artist.
It lias been the study of
Rabelais, with the intention of explain
ing him to Lis fellow countrymen and
the world.
In the qniet retirement of his studio,
on Wist Forty-fourth street, tlie self
taught artist toils day and night to fin
ih the annotations on Rabelais works,
which are nearly done, aud at which lie
baa been laboring for 18 lung years.
Ttiese, lie declares, will open wide tho
eyes of the entire world, and with in
ventions at which ho has been toiling
will bfing him in by next year sufficient
means to return to France, liquidate his
indebtedness centimo for centime, crash
his enemiea and reorganize his African
Duwloimient company. Dubrenil be
lieves that Rabelais lias foretold for all
time the outcome of tho capital and la
bor situation, and that it is only neces
sary to make the laboring classes read
the great satirist through his spectacles
in order to start litem on the right track
toward working out their temporal sol
vation. Besides the Rabelais commentary and
tlie inventions, which Include a new mo
tor fur vessels, suggested by the recoil of
cannon, and a patent suspender, which
be ia arranging to sell to the American
government, tlie artist la minting an al
legurkatl conceit which ne calls the
"Apotbeoai of Liberty." New York
Lor. SC Louis ImVLnpatca,
amd Hal mil aa Smaaaa. .
TVto is a certain phyiaologieal dif
erenre between thepnisonons and harm
less snakes, which exists very plainly in
their manner of dentition. AH snaked
are objects of aversion nnd dread to
mankind, so much so that to be bitten
by a snako has at times been so fearful
to the victim as to have produced death,
although tho snake was harmless. Such
is the instinctive dread with which these
reptiles aro thought of that it may be
desiruLlo to bavo soino easy mode of
distinguishing t!io one kind from the
other. This difilingnishing charactcris
tic ill aHordcd by tho teeth. In ell pois
onous snakes there aro only two rows of
teeth, tho fang or fangs lieing ar
ranged cither within the two rows or
outsidtt of them. The harmless snakes
have four distinct rows of U-ctli. and
When tho biteshows this kind of wound
and not any single dit-jn r or larger
pnnctnro there iiwtl lie no apprehen
sinn. New York Timt s.
Tfcr "tipeand KiuaiKfiau
Ricb-ird Joy, who died May IS, 142,
nt the ago of C? and is buried in tho St.
Peter's churchyard, isle of Thanet,
Kent, England, was known throughout
Europe as tho " Kentish Hercules," or
the "Second Samson." When but a
youth of 17 years, he was invited to
London by tho king to give an exhibi
tion ' tn rt-markable feats of strength.
Among the feats of his more mature
years was that of breaking, with his
hands and feet, a ropo with a tensile
strength of 85 hundredweight nnd tho
lifting of 2.200 pounds. The following
is a copy of his epitaph:
llctruloan hrro! faimd for strength.
At last lira hen- lit brendth and length,
e linw tbo luiclily nian ia fulli n!
To d.'jLth t.'ir strnns and rrnk ore all one;
Tlir ranto Juil-nicnl dulli Wtiul
tioUulli cnat aad liavld small.
St. Louis Republic.
Sifctrra of Footl.alU
An or.ler of the "Sisters of Football'
has la-en formed ly tho girls of Gardi
ner, Me., and has a gixxlly membership
They are not, as might le snpposed
Itanded together, like the Red Cross Sis
ters, to anoint the players' wounds an 1
liaudagn their bruises after the battlei
by their local clulis, but to help in arous
Ing nn luterest in tlie gam: and in par
ing the exia'nsesof the team. Exchange,
Caturhia taeHead
Is undoubtedly a disease of the hhtod
and as. such only a reliable blood
purifier can affect a perfect and per
manent cure. Hood's Sarsaparilla is
the teL bhtod purifier, and it has
cured manv severe eases of catarrh
Catarrh oftcutimes leads to consump
tion. Take Hood's Sarsnitarilla ie-
fore it is too late
IbwtdV pills dt not purp'e, pain or
jrriite, but act prompt! v, easily ami
cllieicntlv. 2.V.
AiuiirRToii'H ikunrt:.
KnUte of enninrl Vi.ul'ii, lTraiMd.
Tm- ntiriiirTtr4l hnvirm hrfu avMmtM td
m!nimior tf the rt1ntt if lnul
Ibm-ifff, ln:e ff the ennt.vnf Hock Mami, - 4,
fif liliiHH, fl-ra-ii: b-rrbT zw iiotic that eta
will apiK-nr Ikt'lut tle eat c-urt of Knck iMlaaid
rttniit, at the offlrr f th rVrk if tail cmirt. in
thr ctty f Uock jpUttd.af the Ftlrry ti'rra no
the Cr-l VtmOay in K. bniaT-in xt. at which time
all Nrr havinc r.U1m apa-ttft eafri rttnte art;
nntii.t-41 and nHud l attend, f;r the puri'e
of havfti; thv Baltic atijOftctL II tHftMnti in
dt'btrfl toaaitt etittip a rv reifon-tod to make itt
medm'r tmymt ttlt ntid4riiinHd.
Iati-d thi Utb Uay of IHt.t, A. TV Iffft.
J. M. lil'rXlti, Admiiii-lrntfir.
AITI.IC .TlO TO SCI t. KT.U. B.-TATB
BT SPAUItlaX.
PTATE OF ILLINOIS.
Him-k Im.xxo t'oirsTT.
To all IVrsn: a rowormd:
l ul If nolic " la hrrrlty civen that th" nntlcT
piinrl, gnwi inn cf Var, L. Swank. John M.
Sannk. Itlit M. Soniik, tiadir K. Swaik
and KUward P. Saank. minor hrir4 of
IMiili.l f. Sm k. ilro-arp l, liaa filed
ic the otllrr of tlitr rink of the Cfiinlv et.ntt
of Kok isUitid rounty and atattk of Illlrois. a
i rtiiion f r an order of ill rale of thr fol owing
drrrrilird real vat lirloncne to rai J minora.
said real e'au lyinc and Iwina tn III. rcattty of
K ca iMuiid .lata or Jla-joi9,autl drscrutva as lol
low., to-we:
1 he forth twmtv-richt ani WllO (SS 7-100)
arrra oi out nori tHM.' ipianrr (4t or imt toucru
citst qturtrr U of arrtiou aumlMr srvantrrn
tlT. to tiiwntii v tinnils-r it(li'.-rn fiSI. north
r-nte nnmticr two S), cast of ibo foarib irincl
tul nirriil'an.
Ami luiti Mid tM'U'inn will or hriM the first d y
or I lie rrariiart; trrm, A. II. IS'.' I. or n ituou
Ih o af li r a. oinn-rl a-.a be branl. ai olib h
tinta and plat v yon can aiiprar and uhjvct to aaid
Druoon ll tim ee ti to tin so.
Itnt-n at ISts k 'rland thlr tilth dnvof rt crmbcr.
A. II. tlmiK I II A M.M'llS.
Itimrdlin ofKart L.Swtnk.Jobn M. Swank, la
4 Stum, tad K. Swank and Kdwaid t.
swank.
By Ja Kms k Hdrst. Attornrjs
B. WINTER,
-ri r i - i T-iT A -maa
Wholesale Dcalw aad ImpLrler of
Wines and liquors
1616 and 1618 Third Ave
Joiiri ,Volk 6c Co,
eXXBRAL
CONTRACTORS
HOUSE BUILDERS.
Maaafactarera of
Sash, Doors. Blinds. Siding, Flooring
waiBscoaiing,
Aad all kinds of wood work far balMan.
BBtttceathBI. bat. Third aad roartk aaaaaaa.
a
"As o!l as
theliills"ani
never exocll
el. "Trietl
ami proven"
is the verdict
of millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
lator is tho
3s
aud Kidnoy .
inedicino to
which you
can pin your
faith far a
euro. A
mild laxa
tive, and
1'iirely veg
etable), act
ing directly
on tho Liver
and Kid
Tha
n
Pills
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Vhe King of Umt Mrdlriaea.
"I have used your Simmons I. ivcr Kern
Intorand can -oni l. ii ii.u.-ly snv it istlio
fclnv of nil liver mrilii-ines, I cuiioiderlt a
nir.tirtnerhest in Itself. ito. W. JACK
Son, Taranua, WasLiulon.
mV-EMX.V PACKAGE-SB
Baa the Stamp la red oa amptpam
INSURANCE.
A. D. HUESING.
Real Estate-
AND
-Insurance Agent-
RcmaoU, ftroou other UraXrie nd wel
known Ftrc Inarttuce Comft&ief, the fallowinf
Voa Infcratire Company, of KneUni.
thei-tcrKirv Ins. Oimnanv. of N. V-
1Wi(Th1u Utnoaa I nt. Vuiiny, IIutTavlo, N. T
Ki-acnvBTPr twrnian m. hocBMrr, a.
Citr.tltl, lit, lom, of HitlsburiJ,
hzm Fire4Mt.ce, l-nndp
liiin I ti. of i"atirmita.
tVcnnly Int. New tlnvt'it. fnn.
Milwaukee Mectimaics lnav Co., Milwaukee
fi in.
Ocnnan Flrt; In. CrM f Pecria,IU.
Office Cor lSth St. nnd 2d Are.
Rock Island, III
Established 1868.
"THE OLD RELIABLE."
HAYES & CLEAVELAlaD
CEXKRAI,
Re; resenting over 40 Million Douart
of Cash assets
Fir Life. Tornado.
Accident, Marine.
Employer's Liability
INSURANCE
Bonds of Suretyship.
OFFIOB Rcngstoa'a block Hock Island, tile.
H" ttccarr usr ratea: they will intrreal yon.
J M. BUFORD,
General ...
Insurance Agent
The old Fire and Time-tried Compaaiet
reiirescated.
Losses Promptly Paid.
Katea sa low aa any reliable oamnany ran affoH
1 oar ratrouaee ta aoiicitva.
BANKS.
THE MOLINi.
STATE SAVINGS BAUK.
Holioe, IU.
OScc Corner Fifteenth (treat sad Third Aa.
CAPTTAL, f 100.000.00.
SaseeJctbe Holioe Sarlnea Esnc Orraalaed ism
Organised aader Stste Laws.
O.ieti from t a. m. to 8 n m and Weaaeadsy sad
Satarday cl(hta from 7 to Horn
Poma Saunram,
II. A. Autawuwra,
I. F. Hamas wax,
w
Porter Akhmer,
C. A. Hoar.
Fraaldenl
Vlot-PrreiiWal
W. W. Walla,
H. A. Alnawortk,
W. H. AdaaM,
CF.Baaaonway.
Darlhw.
Q. H. Kdward.
Andrew Fri
Hjiram
Western Investments
GUARANTUO
REAL ESTATE LOANS
SMda tor private panic, hi tha cardoa
apot of the west by tha
Orchard State Bank
of OBCUAKB, HKBKASKA.
- ..8. Dab Caaahar.
urasxHcaa.
aHtehell A Lnde. BankMa
d. F. Kubouoa, CaabJac kVook IsUmi Ka kor
C.C Carter, at. D.
r Itmvt 8oae,Wbe4eeaie ana an.
THE MOLINE WAGON
MoLDra,
The Mine
Uannlactorers ol FARM, SPRING AND FREIGHT WAGOSs
A fall and enwplrta l'.nr of Platform and other Bprine Watronn.ejpen-inT a.,,. ,.,.
Waatera Uadt,otaaiar!or workmanship acd tnlrh 7linstrt Price U.. fVH
otttllcaUoc. 8e Ue MOUN1 WAUoa before Darthutng n
Our Purpose In
is to let everybadj who buys clothing that's all Maa
kind here about know that, our fall suitings are in, and
that the finest ever displayed in the city. You ar res
pclfully Invited to call and am the latest in pat Urns
and styles, in fall and wititer wear.
J. B. ZHMMER,
Call and fcave your order
Star Blomk Opposite Barprr Hohsk:
CONRAD SCHNEIDER
DKALKR IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
" Flour, Etc.
friJencone 1098. 231 Twentieth street.
Fifth Avenue Pharmacy.
H0RST VON KOECKRITZ,
An3lytic and lpsiM Pharmacist
Is cow located in bis new building at the corner of Fifth areuue
and Twentyahird street.
C. J. W. SCHREINER,
Contractor and Builder,
1121 1123 Feanh avcaae. Residence 1119 Fourth arcane.
Plana and specifications furnt-heil on a!! claim of work: also acrnt for WUIct'i l':enl,lit!de
b'lainc B I iude,.amething now, stylish and desirable
POCK ISLAn ILI-
JOHN KONOSKY,
Carpenter and Builder,
OFFICE, KO: 2821 SIXTH AVENUE,
8hop on Vine StreeL ROCK ISLAND. IL
A. BLACKHALL,
Hanafactarer of mil kinds of
BOOTS AND 8HOE8
Gents Fine shoe a SprciaHy. Repairing done neatly and promptly.
A snare of lour patronage respectfully (ollcitcd.
1618 Second Avenue, Hock Island. 111!
(JEORHE 8CHAFEB, Proprietor.
1S01 Second AYcnue, Corner of Bixtetmth Street, . Opposite Bsrpar'a Theatre.
rhe choicest Wine. Liquors. Beer and Cigars always on Hand
Yaelaaen KawiwOat Mandwicbaa Fanmhwdoo Short ollee.
ProprieMror
AO kinds ef Cat Flowers eoastsatly oa hand.
tareen noosea Flowur Store
Om block from Central park, tha lareert fa Iowa 3M Brady atreeU Daaenpsrt. I a.
J. F. BowanftLD. Tom KoaaxnaLD.
ROSENFIKLD BROS.
PRACTICAL
Plumbers, Steam, Gas Fitters.
House Heating and Sanitary numbing. Basement Bock Island Nat. Itank.
B O. Huoaov. M.J.P..kxib
HUDSON & PARKER.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All kind, of Carpentering promptly attended to. EstimKt
( lmTmiahed wkea deaired.
Cop eor. Pkst are. and tSOTenteentli at. Bock Ialand
Lli..
Wagon Co,
Advertising
. DilXJrj ACHED,
of the Brady street

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