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THE ARGUS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1894. 1 THE ARGUS. hkMil DtOf m4 WmUt at 1M AfMM. Back btal m. J. W. Poms, PUBUSBKB. TliUOUaiiy, miii per wwa. Waekljr, t.0 w Man; la adTaoc. $1 80. AD hi nlwiua of critical et arramaata U iXmhi, poiittaal or mlltfona, aisat ham ml am attaca.4 for jmbllcatlon. No rack article win be printed orrr flct tlou. llfrnatnrea. Oorreepoadeaee solicited from every township e Wxrk Ittlend county. Wr.tsr.sDAT, Mat 80, 1894. It U said Ixrl Frederick Roberts will succeeil Lord Wolscley as com roander of the British army in Ire land. Diking their last hunting trip President Cleveland and party are reported to hare killed no less than 314 snipe. STATK banks of Illinois have pained 6,00),000 in deposits since February 2S, and their average cash reserve is 43 per cent. Fi!ACis Kamacciotto, a found ling, 7 years old. has been declared legal heir to :50,hn by the probate judge, at Omaha, Neb. Tin public may be in the dark as to who the ltitek Island republican! are for for United States senator as Ix'tWevn t'ullom and Mason, but the democrats made it pluin with practi cal unanimity yesterday as to their rlmice, and the public will have no excuse for not knowing that lien T. fable is the man. A sew aspirant for the senatorial toga in Illinois has entered the arena In the person of Joseph Medill. editor of the Chicago Tribune that is, if the republicans should have any thing to say abont it which is out of the question. Newspaper men al ways do rome up for recognition just at the wrong time, an assertion that Whitelaw Keid will lcar out emphat ically. ' Khk Ilaki county republicans apointed delegates to the congres sional convention favorable to Wil liam II. (test, the ghot of '9;. for nomination in the new district. Abilo lcmocrat. They didn't do anything of the kind. There are some people who don't know when they are sat down on, no matter how forcible the act may be. and the friends of (est are among them. lIcARtr.s were given at Washing ton Monday by the house committee on expenditures in the treasury de partment bill to Representative" Cur tis to abolish and consolidate a num ber of custom ports. The bill has teen recommended by Secretary Carlisle. Different representatives argued in behalf of the various ports. Mr. Stone, of Kentucky, for the jort Of Taducah; Kiehardson. of Michi gan, for (irand Haven. Michigan; Marsh, of Illinois, for Hock Island; (car, ot Iowa, for Turlington. The next question will bo what has come over Marsh that he should speak for Hock Island, and what has iecome of the prospective Post? The morning pajx-r is quick to jump at ill-founded reports. For some days it has been taking it for granted "that reorts diligently circu lated by certain factions, of a ii-position to oppose Hon. J. W. Mulligan for reelection to the legislature in the ounty convention were correct, and has been making a goose of it self, telling what it knew alout what tho convention was going to do. 1 he proceedings of the day showed the Union to le ofT, as usual. It had better acquire the faculty of ascer taining in advance what republican conventions are to do, for its own pence of mind, before venturing too far at guess-work concerning the likely attitudo of gatherings of other political jiartie. Tub Union ventured a few predic tions ns to what yesterday's demo cratic convention would do, bow op Kition would crop out to Repre sentative Mullignn. etc. Not one of the Union's forecasts were veri fied. There was not the least opjwv sition manifested or even an attempt to manifest opposition to Mr. Mulli gan. There could not have been stronger proof of the indisposition of the convention to take any such coarse than the fact that while it was controlled by Mr. Cable's friends and and the Tote for Mr. fcilvis for chair man of the county committee dem onstrated what could have been done by resolution on the legislative ques tion if desirable, than the fact that no mention was made whatever of en dorsement of legislative candidates. Chiracs Bad the t'lcarrtla. The Chicago council has passed an ordinance against the cigarette. It provides for a fine upon jcrsons sell ing cigarettes that contain pium, morphine, jimpson weed, belladonna or sugar." The ordinance was intro duced by Aid. UcGillen. The ordi nance docs not go far enongh. It should Include among the inhibited constituents of the cigarette asa fielida. hair, leather, butyric acid' and sulphur. All these things enter Into the composition of the cigarette of commerce, making it baneful to the smoker and distressing to the olfactories of persons who smoke snort clay pipes, ur. McUiUen ought to have his ordinance recon sidered and add an amendment pro Tiding for the attachment of smoke consumers to cigarettes. A CltNhUm. Question. What is this I hear so much about this Industrial insur ance? Answer. It is ordinary life insur ance on a plan especially adapted to the requirements of the great mass ot the people. Sometimes it is called familv insurance." Q. Why so? A. Because all tho healthy mcm liers of the family are eligible all be tween the ages of 2 and 70. Q. Is there any difference in the cost of insuring males and females? A. No. Q. What is the expense of a policy on this plan? A. From live to sixty cents per week, according to the amount of insurance needed. Q. Are any extras required for initiation fees, admission charge, medical examination, contribution to expense, or otherwise? A. Not a cent. Nothing is re quired but the stated weekly pre mium. The Industrial plan gives a tixed amount of insurance at a fixed cost, known definitely beforehand, and this cost never increases. y. Some time and trouble, I sup pose, are necessary in going to your oflico to pay the premiums. A. None. The company sends its collectors to the homes of its policy holders every week. y. Suppose we change our resi dence? A. Simply tell us where you are going, ami an agent will wait upon you in any city in the United Slates in which tho companv is located; and if outside these limits will be in structed how to keep the policies alive. ii. How long do vou take to pav claims alter death? A. The money is sent the day the home oflicc receives the proof. O. Are there many companies doing industrial insurance in this countrv? A. A half dozen; but the Metro politan is known the world over as the leading industrial insurance com pany of America. C. Then vou must be doing quite a business. A. Well, yes. We have over three million of policies now out standing more than half of all the life insurance policies in force in the United States. Q. How much will it take the Metropolitan this rear to pay its death losses? A. Over five and-a-half million of dollars. (J. Into how many families will that go? . A. Over sixty thousand. IJ. How much nre you worth in other words, what are your assets? A. Over nineteen million dollars. J. It must take quite an army of men to attend to your business? A. Yes; more than ten thousand people are in the company's service. . IJ. Is your work confined entirely to industrial insurance? A. No; ordinary life and endow ment policies from $ 1,000 are issued, the premium being parable annually or quarterly, and all "claims, being immediately paid on receipt of the proofs. Q. Have you any branch office in this citvr A. Yes. One has been established at 1522 Fifth avenue, with J. S. Latham as assistant superintendent. t. Will you need the services of agents or others in introducing your business here? A. Yes. A few active, energetic men can secure steady, permanent ami paying positions, with oppor tunity for merited advancement. npon application to the company's orancn oince at &tz i-ntn, avenue. Mrmorlnl Iay Exerciser Chicago, May .. Patriotic fervor ran l.ii;h with the school children. Memorial duy exercises were held in all the schools and Old Glory spread its folds from all the buildings. In the rooms in which the exercises were held the decorations in cluded drnjieries aud borders in the na tional colors, and in niiiiiy instances red. white aud blue sashes were worn by the children. All the pupils were given an opportunity to contribute a shore in the eute rtainui cms. Oh! G. If. D. Oh! O. M. D. Than wondrous healer, 'ti to thee Our vows we pay. oor tributes bring; Of thee we tell, of thee we lnj. Who dreads dynpt-paia'g dire attack, tCllh constipation at i: back, Arsnred should be; relief Is alga If but to G. H. D. they fly. ly ncrvot.ma to ton oppreted With life a burden, robbed of rest. There hundreds are who fain would know Where they to get reliif can go. We point to G. M. i. and .ay . He rnrtd, I n.ppr, liirti aud R.y. nllow tni pi!h that tnouomlr treal. Bp cured in heart, lie currd in head. n net eiw thin itimtic O. II. D. But Golden Medical Iliac vcry. That'e just it, Pr. Pierce's Gnllen Medical Discovery, Sold everywhere. I'opulUt Nominee fur Congi-Faa. FUAXKFOUT, Iud., May 29. The Popu list party of the Ninth congressional dis trict met here and nominated AIouzo Iliirkhart ot Tipton county for congress. The resolutions indorsed the Omaha plat form. Th lapericrtf Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is due to the tremendous amount of brain work ami constant care used in its prepar ation. Try one bottle and you will be convinced of its superiority. It purities the blood, which is the source of health, cures dyspepsia, over comes sick headache and biliousness. It is just the medicine for you. Hood's pills are purely vegetable, carefully prepared from the best ingredients. Josi.is, May 30. A sweet little baby of the feminine persuasion has been ushered into existence ai ine residence of Mr. and Mrs W. II. Whitesido. After the cold, backward weather we have been having, the present fine weather is cheering to the farmer's heart. II. C. Handell, of Cordova, has been enjrasred to make of the Joslin race course what is termed a regula tion half-mile track. Found upon the Joslin depot plat form A portion of a ladies' ward- roba. The owner can have 'it bv making application at the depot. I am reading the book entitled-4'If Christ Came to Chicago." and if one half be true, the name of the "Windy City" should be changed to Sodom. Dr. Looker, of liillsdale.now conies to Joslin on Wednesday of each week. He has put out his shingle upon the building formerly occupied by Dr. Morgan. The W. C. T. U. will hold a meet ing at the Dunbar school house, Jos lin, on Saturday evening next, and at Zuma Methodist church on Sunday afternoon next. Both fratherin-rs will bo addressed by Mrs. Elizabeth lluntoon, of Moline. I paid a visit yesterday to the Jos lin fair ground and found about a dozen men, with steaia gra lur and teams, putting the race traek in ap ple pie order. Mr. Handell, of Cor dova, who has the managemcit of the affair, made the remark that it will lc one of the handsomest and best located fair grounds that we have had. It will not only be conve nient to the bluff road, but n-ar to Joslin station, which will be only a few minutes' walk for those coming by train from the cities and towns above and below. Mcltum ix Fakvo. A Smart Woman Is always ready for any emergency. She keeps a bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup in the house in the summer time. A summer cough and cold is quickly cured by it. Uneqnuled in croup." Sold by Ilurtz & Uilemever. "Iff, NO HELP FOR RUBER." Said the Doctor who Advicd liim to Try the Climate of Florida. It is an interesting story that Mr. Frederick Iluber, of No. 1821 Forty second street. Rock Island, tells of his illnos, treatment and cure. r 7 I I ft MR. FKEDERICK nUBEit. 'I began to suffer from the effects of chronic catarrh and lung trouble." said Mr. Huber, who is employed by the Rock Island Lumber company. Last fall I had to give up work. Physicians whom 1 consulted told me that there was no help for me. They 'Not satisfied with their opinion, I decided to consult specialists. My interview with Drs. Stackhoue and Daniel marks the turning point in my career, for I verily believe that these physicians saved my life. I learned from them that the climate of Rock Ir-land is good enough to live in. I began to feel improve ment from the beginning of their treatment. I am still gaining in strength and weight every day, and now do as much work as ever. In fact I feel better than I have for three or four years, and am positive that the Stackhouse & Daniel, system of treatment cannot be excelled". Drs. Stackhouse & Daniel. BPBOIATIE3 Catarrh. Anthma. Dipcilmr of the Eye, Ear. Noae, Thioat uua i.uni, Nervnue Dirauvea, Blood and Skin Disunite. CUro-.nc Dig earvf. New and permanent oflices. suite 1, McCullough Building. No. 124 West Third street, between Brady and Main, Davenport, Iowa. Office nitire Da. tn. to 12 m., t to 4 and 7 to p. m. : Sundays, S to 5 p. m. or It. Permanently established, centrally locate:!, completely equipped. Rupture Curel Kt:r.Ser! No blood drawn No loss of time. Cure positive and legally guaranteed. THINKS IN CHOOSING DRINKS AND HIRES' Root beer WILL LINK YOUR THINKS. Deliriously Exhilarating, Spark ling. Effervescent. Wholesome as well. Putifies the blood, tick les the palate. Ask yonr store keeper for it. Get the Genuine. SnalaaatprkMUM afetan art THE CHAS. bThiRES CO.. UJJ, v.; f i I Sirs. Sarah F. Combs Auburn, Jlass. AH Broken Down Weak, Nervous, Dizzy SpeSIs Hood's Sars&parilia Perfectly Cured. "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, M:iS3.: I had been in poor health for a long time. For years my nppctite was very poor, supper was my best meal, tint even then. I could not sleep HlsMs and I hail to wall: tho Coor a great del at nitiUU I was very nervous and had fre quent ilUzy spoils and headaches. I suffered with pains in my bowels. I Did Not Think t Could Live three months when I decided to try Hood's Sar saparilla for my blood, r.cfore I had used one bottle I began to feel better and my appetite improved. I w:is troubled ith constipation, so I got a box of iliKMps Veg.-tublo Tills. Soon I passed a knotted tape worm 23 feet lone;. At oace the pains in my bowels ceased and UioukIi very weak, 1 brgau to pick up in appe- Hood's5- Cures t ite and slrenrtli. I am no lonirsr troubled t ia headache or dizzy spells, and sleep soundly. I !m perfectly well and work hard each day." Mi s. s akah 1 . CoMits, Aiilitiru. Mass. Kood'S PiHs cure all liver ills, biiiousuusj, Jauadioc, Indigestion, sick licadaehe. 23o EUPTURE Painlessly, Positively, Perfectly. Per manently, C-U-ll-E-D Without Surgical Of oration or deten tion from Business. No priT for tiratir.eiit nntM cini. Disraaca rf Rert an:: Chronic (.usurpation, "tricturc. Fissures Pruriiif, or itch'n pile- trf-rniuiH ntly ciined. Kitula enrrrt w!rbo;:l the ue of knife. 1 lies rt'mori'd wii-nnt piu bt u.e Medical ami Surgics! Institute DOCTORS AirDERSOIi" & HOSE. tV EEK E CONSULTATION IS FREE. Permanently Located in the Ryan Block, Corner -second and Brtuiy tirtc;, unvcnwori, Iowa. ALL AFFLICTEiTaRE WELCOME. Ura, Anderson m. Koce are irrwluatMi of the leadr.jr nifuical coircea of thi country, and with so years' tijientnca in tue treatment of chionlc diM-aea. CATARKII. TIIIiOAT ASI LrNGS. "They cncecaafuil trat ratar'h. Throat and Lnnps diaeaM' c! the diirooiive or&nn, iyspei hi .iver troubles, conEil;t:on, ciixoiuc dur rhoea. KIDNEY AKT CEIKAKY Troubles apeeiiily removed. KLKVOI S DISEASES. The tnfwt ntrETavated caae arc aTieefi!!y ari permanent i y cured by our new method of treat ir.tul. LADIES AFFLICTED Fpccia! attention pvcn to all diwattca pectliar to wociea. iFeiy fjtciliTy ami advantage for th? treatment and 6iody i morai of tU4s clan of uituat-a. Electricity Its Scientific Applica tion. Facial b'emlpbe, as moles, anperflnoas bait wiue marka, tumors, wean, etc., removed by tiec trolystfl. BLOOD AKD EKIN DISEASES. All trochlea arum:: from Impnre blood, fcrof nla, ccr.cma, tiiu. r, tnmor, alcc-ra. elc. Can be conaclted cciidnentiv ty letter or other wise. Kn1 4 c. f..rqt!rnci; Hark. Artdresf DKS. ANUiltaON A iJS, Kn bioci, Duven port, Iowa. aj,v-vr' I -3 "sr.---.!N, JJ,k V Bicycle Gloves I AT I BENHETT'S ' Glove Store t (Saecusaor to H. WINOTj Merchant -:- Tailor, 118 Eiskteenth EtreeL JQ-Fit and Workmanship Guar anteed the Best Cleaning and Xiepaliing Pone THE TRAVELERS' GUIDE. rniCAOO, ROCK ISLAND 4k PACiriC Ilailvay IK-pnt comer Fifth avenue and Talrty-nrri roct, Frank 11. Plnmmer, Agent. T SAIN 8. Xaar. WW, tSM au j :1S am t 4:45 am 111 :15 pm t 6:45 am S :45 pm Denver Liuiiwd AOm-ha.. Ft. Worth. Denver A K.C.. K. C ML Joe A Minneapolis uraana lies Moiuee mmha A Knnaaa City OtnnhaA Du Moinea Kl... tOmaha A Dcs Moines Ex.. Penver. l.incolu A Omaha... Sl. faul A Minueapol a St, rani A MtnncapoPa.... Ht. Joseph, A'rhifon K. C. Denver, Ft. Worth A K. C. ?Kanaa City A Ht. J,fc.i,h. hti'w am ft M am I TJH amlt Bipm ISO am t :15 am e:5(l amf SSiOam i 6;:i5anilt 8:55 pm i;i:S0 amlt h-.K am S: amlt 9:00 pm 4:40am!tllSJ0pm ll:i0pm!t : Sam !. .... .on $Kock lalartr a Wahiu;ton. i::i:iriiii o j.iu l :Hftpmit T:' am ;t picairo ! Moire Arnval. tDcpartnrs. tiWv.cxcoBtgnnday. All others daily, Telcphnnc F. ILFLraBR, Afrt. BURLINGTON W UTK C, B. ft Q. RAII way Depot First avenue and cixtutlilh atrcei, M. J. Vouna, a-ort. TKAIN4. LTAVE. AltlUTB. ftl. Lonif Expna- tit. Ici9 Express. ....... ht. Paul PaeRer.frcr Peawictowa Passenger... Sterling Pasften;tjr Iulnque Paat-nper".... , 8'eriina' Pas-ni7r ...! C:5amj 7:n pm T:55lEi:fi:S5 am b.mpmj 7:NS am 3:15 pm 10:35 am ...I TihSaai ... 7:ft5an-.i ... r:5pm 8:4 pm 6 :45 pm Dailr. rDICAGO, MILWAUKEE A ST. PAUL Railway liaclne A Ssnihc'.em Division Depot Taimiii'to eti.et, between First and Second avenaia, E. D. V. IloiiufS, AcuL TAi.S. I.nvK. -bivi. Mail and ExiTcrs ftL Paul Enr T:00 am 9:3Spm 4:lk) pmj 11:45 urn Dock Island Tr.oiUA Railway Di'p.t First Avenoe and 'laentieth ttroU. F. A. liuckwcil, .'.gmU TPA1N3. 1 tav j Aanira S:'!5 urn " 7:f0 pm -:2 1 pm; 11-15 pin 11:10 am. S:f) pm 4:i0 am; 7 ;S5 am Fast Mail Ex,irt.s Express table Accommodation Dculinc.ton. CEDAR- UAriDS orthern Pnilway, d-pot fsot tf Brady s'teet, Davenport. Jas. Norton, Gen. Tk't A Pas, frent. Davppport Trains. AnniTB rsfcn.-er K :to i,i !'0.:v am Freight. it:uu , binM am Weal LifH-rtv 'rrntr1- i t.VTtb. jyio I t7:Mam jbl0:4(pin . jiilu:Jd pm i a:! baa b7:-ipm ' bC:4n pm :bll:4'iani .!f,ii!:5;,m 1 hs :00 am Fsasen-tr... " No. "." rre'.chi a Daily, hl-.ly except i-undav. Goinc ncr;h tGohiK Sotiih s.nd east. 'o. IS iuus between Cedar Rapid; and West Libc.ty. To St. Louis VIA Leave Rock Island . Arrive St. Louis. . . . .8:05 A. 1. ,.7:10 P. M. Rate $7J0 This Route affords a pleasant day journey through the best por tion of the state of Illinois, in cluding the cities of Teoria and Springfield. A full view of the S:ate Capitol is had from the train at the lat ter place. Lunch is served on the train you can order what your appetite demands and at a reasonable price. Another thing to be considered is, , that you are not compelled to rise at an unseasonable hour to take train. You are landed in Union depot, St. Louis, in due time to catch out-going trains on connecting lines in case your destination is be yond. R. STQCHHQUSE, B. T. A, O0rs4aNESZSV2NESHNNBi FOR OTS. In Pobiaee, v.o ai Mud A Kainple Knrvlnpc of cither WHITE, IXCNII or BECSETTE o Ton have seen it advertised for ntcy years, but have you ever tried It? If not, yon do not know what ma Idewl CvanitlesiiMi vwier law PCZZONf'S tutalHaa htlru Bra a.l-walk..l .- has ninny rulrcshiiifftiaos. H prevents chaf .ritf.nu?i-biin..wiirJ-fD Jemenspipiratrn. vie-: lntactittoutUetrstaudddeirfit3re prutoction to tho face d urine hot weatbur. It la HaI.1 r J W4. 4Wa Vnr annmla X 4 A. POrZON i CO. St. Leul. MoJ atra-riOH- this i-r. KU-lTmnt.. - " m,m.!I , aa4 lUmnrfca. Oor U!n Kii fc liUa-'T tn. COOK kUiiliT cu, eaten, UL ItXly.axlar 1 rc&-.tiw Remember Experienced Shoe Salosmen will giv you special attention. fS35 iMsvrv: V;- 'tjflin atn nalnan Cor. Second and Ifarrfcor. ss, Telephone 207. See our spring And summer Suits. Our purpose in advertising is to let cv who buys clothing that is c'.l r.ii:...; -about know that our suitings arc h. z finest ever displayed in the city. V; respectfully invited to call and see :. in patterns and styles. Call and leave your order. J. B. ZHMER; Star Block, opposite Harper ho: f WM. SCHMEIL. JOUX M. SCHMEIL, Painters and Decorat pape2 nAKfisss, CALs;ia2rass. ct:. 53CP. 413 Sevaateenth St , ZZZZ VSLXZ. V. J. SPILGER, Contractor and Builder. Shop, Solly Soae Souse. Residence, 410 Sevcr. s-? Opera XSToixhjo S3a.Ioo: UE0C6E SCHUT2, Propriator. 18C1 Becocd ATcnne, Corner ot 8ixtenUi Street, - Oppoalt Ssr?cr f T. '.-t- The choicest Wine. Liquors, Beer and Cigars aiwav; cr: r.. Fraa Lunch Xtbit Daj 99c Hat Sa s i I All our late novelties in leghorns, white chip, fine hair braid hats, trimmed up in moire ribbons, latest novelties in flowers, formerly sold at $3.75, $3.50 and $3, go at this sale at 99 CENTS This is the only great millinery sale of thi.? season. Compare our prices with others. See our show windows. BEE HIVE, (Wholesale and Retail) 114 W. Second St., Davenport. , That knowlcdt .. from looks zl',-. ' lul insiJtcti.jn c; able, beaui;!,.'.;'' fitting Fa:t.-ri.7:" Stylish Shoes In all Colors to suit t:Yf ry. r. keep cool in v. : rp. .. er, will c rt. 'r,'. ' valuabl i inf.jnr"- -are made 1 vt'. ufacturers in il... . ISC3 Szconi TAUIDOX. ntxi-i a. PAR ID ON L SOU, Kii 0i -