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THE ARGU8, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1694. ustatn ome Industry On Tap everywhere. Only Union labor employed. The Rock Island Brewing Company, success 's to George Warner's Atlantic Ru,- i W - O Milter's Citv Brewerv pock Island Brewery, as iri.- I boniing vvui.naonc oi me most complete Brewing establishments including Bottling de r?.rtr.wnt in the country. Th nrnHurf ic trt J very best. Beer is bottled 1 A. L. - t At deiiverea 10 any pan oi me tn-cities, and may be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo- -r -i . i line avenue oy i eicpnone. I'.l'UKK. JOHN JOEKS, Vice President. I'ri'-iilrnt. i'lumbers. Steam and Gas Fitters. ack Island Heating and Plumbing Co. Hot Water Heating Deer Pumps '.'.2' K. I7ih St. ; :i U.in.!. 111. Tel. No. 1288 mc A.-rntd tor the Fsraan. WILLIAM EMIG I The Fashionable Has the most replete line of new patterns in imported and domestic suitings in the city. 1707 -EC0SD AVENUE- nit f!irTw.itt.eaef. I V T-1 tUH'"pt irrrn-w". ' - 1 ull nrittn.iifl low of p-iwcr in liiMirrttllvpliivuii! i f Uti.-r I CHO-etl 3 r.T.Trrf i-rlh.n. yoaOilnl errors, finwlw ti-e of miiaern. oplun. I a"riiir nn.tiiunl whh h leail i liillru itr- innnitl'in snt Innnnlly. v )-'Tn(nlt"rnrTT In et t.K-kt. By mull prvi.'il.l In plain hi n an? N X'l.,M.t,kl nrh.irtMM. I Willi rwnr . Mr nlc : Hlki. AM Al tit INIMJ. AlJrvn kKBV UKK.lt CO., Huulc Temple. Chlcaso. Mil- ur sale in Kock Islan i h Hartx & Ullmeyor drng-rist 301 12th st DIRT DEFIES THE APOLIO IS GREATER THAN LOUIS EISGImIN, (Snecsasor to B. WXNDT.) Merchant -:- Tailor, 119 Eighteenth Street ""Kit and Workmanship Guar- r..ccil the Best C.i&ninj and Bep&lring Done. FOR MANKIND. WLTS pr ttgT8 TIM GrmM RmMdy .'; ':i-wr .irili.wuno( th NERVES. ULOOD Hi.) BRAIN tiMi Imponmit :i funo , ' " mMimnjr Itwt .Ixmlil art Id uuImio.) firman mtiif om Nervn i'nm , 1 ruiiml Mfknw, K.lllnc Wrraorf, ""iwimr Rmtlnannn. HmdMhP. Oennril . or iH-tiutT. LOST MANHOOD, ! 1 I ir. i.sioiw. Variiiiwlc. Speimnturrliipii. uinl nil iImi evil etlrru of jroulbful , ' ' ."rk and OTrr lndiilirencw of anjr ' innrt up ih tnlin tfntrm and c rente. " 1 '-"t iu mini ajut toag (of elUiar au.) ''3 CHARCE UNLESS CURED. I '' rtii Cure, ti to 9 0. Advice and tfr , '(! . If yitu MifTer write to mand we wilt ki "i iln hr.t niDMdr fir yoiir ci. TliH fLLUrr CO., i S. Ctark SC. CiUCAOO. , -' n-" -'rW; g9 and Raihle & StfnaoV well as Julius Junge's e ,i f vvv-t. 1? LI IW at the brewery and . . Call for Rock Island Brewing Co. Beer. ERNEST WAGNER, Sec. and Trerr ... i - iiu Merchant Tailor ervo reeds, underiu! niroJ net n- V.'ti Vi'rwrv, !.. ,,r Hruln fowrri fH.m,t,ltt'i tn tare prills Wf-l mranlrr Innrr or irriind the saonrv. f nr wV ! uil A for It nnl mr'pl no olimr. iKLl I. All KING." THEN ROYALTY ITSELF. SCREENS JISISf9mSSr3SIS(SeSf9K SCREEN DOORS, WIN DOWS, ALL WIDTHS OF WIRE SCREEN. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers, And complete line of mixcu house and floor paints, white lead, lin seed oil, etc; FRANK ILL 1610 Third avenue. I I 'Bennett's j 4 M, Glove I Store I Ji$ii is headquarters I ft W! t, for a11 kinds 01 I I S "ri 1 LOVES and j wimic WST. MAY MOVE. What It Haa Taken to Kan Illinois Insula tions for n Year. One million, two himrfrpi n) i it- teen thousand, three hnmlrarl in,! x dollars and sistr-fmir the amount that it cost to run the various insane and charitable insti tutions of Illinois dnrincr tin. rr ending Jnne 30. 1894. nr ti,,- amount the state of Illinois was taxed tl. 108.843. ami tho vru,naaa have been less than for many a pre ceding year, in ratio to the number ui mniaies. inese tignres are taken from the annual financial report of the 11 charitable institutions of the state, ending June 30. 1S94. ni hich have lust bpen mmnlptori hr George H. Miner, secretary of the state board of public charities. The auuve ngures include maintainance. buildinir. renairinn-. fnrnit.nra many other items.which the report i octiciary miner produces in great detail, plainly showing the great ef ficiency of that official, and his pains- 1. t il . i i . .. r. uaniug niuinoas oi Keeping the affairs of state spTMiratn. Tim erage gross cost of maintaming these tn.-u(iic was tio,i.z, me average cost to the state being $141.95 for each in mate for the year. The average number of inmates in each of the 11 institutions is compiled as follows: Northern hospital for the insane, 1,095; Eastern hospital, 2.018; Cen tral hospital, 1,193; Southern hospi tal, 847; asylum for insane criminals at Chester, 113; deaf and dumb, Sol; blind, 1C7; feeble-minded. 546; sol diers' orphans' home, 374; eye and ear infirmary, 112; soldiers and sailors' home, 988, making the total nunioer oi inmates during the vear, including those on hand at the begin ning of the year, 11,442. of which 4,400 were males. 2,844 females, and those dischare-ed or ali.wnt !; rr 3,695. The number of niw inmntoc admitted during the year was 2,635; former inmates re-admitted. 717, and absentees returned for various pur poses being 1,087. During the year 503 inmates died. Earn Institution. It cost the state during the past year to run these various institu tions, as follows: Northern hospitla, 137,568; Eastern hospital, $283,656; Central hospital. 1150,748; Southern hospital, ?102,5H3; asvlum for insane criminals, $24,095: deaf and dumb Institution, !)4.597; blind institu tion, $43,691; feeble minded asylum, $73,641; soldiers orphans' home, $16,019; eye and ear infirmary. $23, 07; and the soldiers ' and "sailors' home. $123,189. Each report shows that the different institutions are in a most healthy condition, being care fully and eSicfently administered and with a saving to the state that will have a handsome effect in the next annual report of the board. The various forms and changes that were suggested by Gov. Altgeld at the beginning of his executive term have all been put into opera tion and carried out with satisfac tion and gratification to not only the members of the different institutions, boards and trustees, but to the ad ministration as well. The present work is making a decided impression from a sanitary and business stand point, and is much to be commended for general efficiency. The New Iuivrtor. The president has nominated Capt. George Winans to be supervising in spector of steam vessels for the Fifth district. Capt. Winans is a resident of Waukesha, and was elected to the assembly in 1888. He is 54 years old and was born at Camanchc, Iowa, which accounts for his being a river man. He settled at Chippewa Falls and lived there until 1875, when he moved to Waukesha. He owns the raft boats Dan Thayer and Sat urn, with bow boats May Libby and Satellite. It is understood that You mans of Winona, is his backer, but he has no partner. As he cannot hold the office and be a vessel ewner also, he will have to find a purchaser for his property. It is believed the appointment will be generally ac ceptable to rivermen. La Crosse Chronicle. Important facta. If you have a dull and heavy pain across the forehead and about the eyes; if the nostrils are frequently stopped up and followed by a disa greeable discharge; if soreness in the nose and bleeding from the nostrils is often experienced; if you are very sensitive to cold in the head accom panied with headache; then you may be sure you have catarrh; and should (immediately) resort to Ely's Cream Balm for a cure. The remedy will give instant relief. Dissolution Notice. The tailoring firm of Marschall & Bloomquist has this day dissolved partnership by mutual" consent, I'eter Bloomquist retiring from the firm and Stephen Marschall continu ing in the business, paying all debts and collecting all the bills of the firm. Stephen Makschall, Fetek Bloomquist. Rock Island, Aug. 11, 1894. Australian Premiers Go Armed. It may bo interesting to anonymous lunatics to state that the premier pos sesses a number of small but carefully selected revolvers, and that he never goes oat without having one or more of these weapons secreted Cm his person. - Sydney Telegraph. Rudy's Pile Suppository is guaran teed to cure piles and . constipation or money refunded. Fifty cents per bos. Send stamp for circular and free sample to Martin Rudv, Lancas ter, Pa. For sale by T. H. Thomas and Hartz & Bahnsea, druggists, Kock Island, 111. The Effect of the Strike oa the Rock Island Shops. There have been various mm nr. afloat since the great srrike of last monm to me enect mat the officials of the irreat Rock Island rnnt. meditating removing their Blue Isl and shops to some interior point. It is certainly true that Blue Island is not a safe place. It is too near the great city of Chicago and in danger from the mass of turbulent people m uatc iTiinfjregatcu mere. This dinning "frnm tliA VaIIa. r r r Junction Express will show how the rumor has taken hold in the interior of Iowa: Valley Junction Wants Them. The news seems almost, too nvn,' n be true, but cnunled with iho fat that the round house and repair shops at Stuart will be moved here it, as ., . n uA V. .. : r . i ns oifuu as iuc uusuiess oi me road recovers somewhat from the de pression and Inconvenience caused bv the lntt strife it hut GtmnMk.n. . - - . . u , -' . o.iLugiuriiB the assertion of thp Express some months ago that alley Junction was the location chosen by the Rock Island officials for the centering of all its machine shops and divisions in Iowa. The late labor troubles in Chicago have clearly demonstrated the advisability of the earlv removal of the shops. There has boon some talk of moving these shops to either Joliet or Rock Island, but now mat ters have taken a turn and Vallev Junction is looked upon with favor. It seems more probable that when the shops are moved they will come to Rock Island, the great" road which bears the city's name having shown its feeling that Rock Island is an im portant point in numerous wavs of late and has given abundant indica tions of its purpose to still further add to its advantages hero as a great division point. It is the most likely plaen in the world for shops, being the immediate end of three divisions, the Illinois, Iowa and Southwest. THE BLACK DEATH IN CHINA. Fears That It Will Pwcep Over Easterta Asia Before It Disappears. "Black death, " that mystorions dis aase which has been creating such havoo among tho natives at Canton, noems destined to sweep over eastern Asia. Hons-Kong has been attacked by this insidious aod fatal enemy, and already hundreds have succumbed to it. The solony is almost shut oil from commuui cutiou, save by telegraph, with other Asiatic ports, and tivery effort is being made to chock the spread of the plaguo. Strict quarantine regulations have Urn made, and outRoinp steamers on oriental lines carry neither freight nor passcu. gers. But the germs of tho disease seem to be hi tho air, for latest news is that deaths by the plague have already oc curred lu Japan. The natives are panic stricken. The plague made its appearance in Hong-Kong about May 10, when manv dead rats were fonnd in the streets". This is tho first sign the disea-e makes. Usually othrr animals arostricten bt-f ore human beings are affected. The spread of tho disease was most rapid. In a few days tho victims claimed numbered nearly 50 daily. It v. as even more fatal there than in Canton, fully GO per oent of those sciccd dying in about 48 hours. One cause that, led to this result was that there had been no rainfall for a long period, and nil streams and sources of drainage wero foul. Vig mms steps wtTo taken to secure artificial flushing of ull drains, and a thorough cleansing of the entire city was had, but there was no decrease until utont the 20th, when several heavy rain storms oo curred. Health officers made a house to house cauvass of the district of the city where the disease seemed to center, and all sick persons were removed to the Hygcia, tho hospital ship in tho harbor." Tho dead wero taken in charge by the Ramo officials and buried at once "in a place especially select -d. When the disease was at its worst, the deaths in the hospitals numbiTed about 80 daily. In some cast s whole families were exterminated iu a few days. Europeans soem to bo almost proof against the disease, although in some cases their surroundings were tho same as those of the Chinese. An excep tion to this is the death of several Por tuguese in Hong-Kong. The cause of tbo strange malady is a mystery, but it is nndonhtedjy a filth disease. A physician who had large ex perience with the blaek plague in Pak hoi some years ago said in an interview that it was due to foul smells. The plague's symptoms, as descrilied already, are as follows: With or without pre monitory warning in tho shape of chill there is a sudden tWcr rising to 105 de grees or over. Then? is much headache and cerebral disturliance, accompanied by stuiHir. Iu from i g to 2 4 hours a glan dular swelling occurs iu the neck, arm pit or groin, rapidly enlarging to the size of a fowl's egg. It is hard and ex ceedingly tender. With or without a decline of the fever tho patient sinks deeper into a condition of coma and dies usually at the end of 43 hours or sooner. Ho declared that animals were affected first, because tho germs were near the ground. Native reports from Canton say ,that the epidemic is somewhat decreasing there, but many new cases are still re ported. It is said that fish are also stricken, and fishermen in some dis tricts have been forced to cease opera tions. San Francisco Chronicle. Mrs. fcootul Hayes Moore, who died not long ago at Helena, Ark., built in that city the Ophelia Polk Moore home for orphan girls in memory of her daughter. Mrs. Moore was a niece of President J. K. Polk and nsed her wealth largely for the benefit of chari table institutions. COUKTT nril.DIRO. Transfers. Aug. 11. Xels Pearson to Jesse K Spencer, tract in 32, 18, 1 w, asses sors plat of 1861. $1. Jesse !. Spencer to Anna Pearson. tract in 32, 18, lw, assessor's plat of William Edelman to C. C. Black, lot 1, block 4, and lots A and 10, block 23, Hampton, $45. Cary H. Truax to Adolf h Siehert, lot 5, Hubcr & Pectz's add.. Rock Island, $2,200. Prohate. Guardianship of George R. Harr and William K. Harr, minors. Pet - tion by Lydia V. Davidson for letters of guardianship. Bond tiled and ap- j.,.. . . proven ana letters lssuea. It Ibnnld be in Ivetj Hoes. J. B. Wilson. 371 Clsv St.. Shams. burir. Ta.. savs he will not be with. out Dr. Kinir's New Disoovertr for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. that n curcu nis wne wno was tnreateneil with pneumonia after an attack of La Gripje," when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no food. ltoln"rt HriMr.nf Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. Kinr's iscw iiscovery nas none him more good than anything he has ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Free trial buttles at Hartz A ineyer's drug store. Large bottles i)u rents anil i. EI.ECTKIC BITTERS. This remedy is bocominf so well known and so popular as to need no jH-i-iai iiifniion. ah wno nave nseij Electric Bitters sin the samp snnn- of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimnles. boils. salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria irora inc sysiem ami prevent as well as cure all "malarial fi-vr-rs For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, o money refunded Price 50 rt $1.00 "per bottle at Hartz. & Ulle- LU IT. BUCKLER'S ARXICA SALVE. The liest salve in the wo: Id for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bv Ilarti & Ullemeyer. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The ninny, "n'uo lire be t ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best pnducts to the needs of physical being, will atte t the value to health of the pure Lquid laxative principles embraced in the temedy, Pvrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a js-rfi-ct lax ative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and "fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and let with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the KiJ neys, Liver and Bowers without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substr.ncc. Hyrup of Figs is for sale by all drop gists in 50c and $1 botth-s, but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you mill not accept any substitute if offered. Big Bargains 3 New Organs, worth 85 $61 1 " "135 85 1 ' " 115 78 1 2d-hand Organ 50 25 2 2l-hand 35 SO 1 2d-hand Piano 75 V 1 2d-hand 15 Vfc One Fine Organ, almost new, worth $100, at $70. One Good 7-octave square piano, at $75. 1 1 One Good Organ if taken at once. at $20. WOODYATT&Co. 1717 Second Ave. Rock Island. 406 Fifteenth Street, Moline. TOllEY'S FAMOUS -OCV DOLLAR SPECTACLES A$2"S$1 Etstj Wit WsUUSTEII kf TOLLEY EROS. & CO., HICAOO, ILL. Our "VOH-I-MOOl-li the bsst epctc!s mmdm. For iimnar narucuian SJBU m T. H. THOMAS, Druggist and Op ucian. tyes tested iree oi charge. for Infants OTHERS, Do You Know that rareenric, Batemaa a Drops, 0.5rr-j Curdud, miuijr sosxllr tAhki f)Tup, mu4 moat reaaedM lor children are oumpused t4 iiua or artuar f P Know that opioiB anil tuor4iliae are ttuef) in- aareuuc puiauns t Po Yn Know that la tooat countries drnftiuils aro nut itrnuoui tu ar tuaraolirt without labflic: then isons t P f oat Know that you abouM not jwrniit any aisulciua to bs gina your caul Vales 7Mi or your phriiciaa know of trfaat it is coaurasnl f P "f Kaow that Cast oris Is a farvty ectabie preparaUoa, and tbat a Mat c4 Iu lasrodieau Is publisbud 4h ewrjr tx-ttkr f P Toti Kaow that, Calorla Is the te.eriil. .rf tw. famous 1 rWmorl fltctier. That it has rweo la iw fr Marly thirty years, and that tnora Castoria is aosr sold tbaa of all other remedies f or childrea combined I Po Tsa Kaow that the Patent OOan IVrisrtment of the rnti4 Rates, and other countries, hat issued exclusive right to Pr. Titcher and his atsUms to ass the srord Co tori " and lu formula, snd that to imitate Ihera is s stale prt-na offwr t Pn Ton Knew that oae of the reasons for frrantimr this suits unset rrotauioasraf because Cantoris had been prowa to be aaoIatJy taaraUaaaT Po Ton Know that 35 ararac doses of Cut una are furnished for 3& aaast,oroneoetitadual Po Tot Know that trhen nnasessed of this perfect preparatloa, roar chiUroa snay be ki- wU, and that you may have unbroken rest f Well, these things are worth knowttia. They an facta. The fae-slmilo slgnaTore ef Children Cry for The Moline Mouxx, Ills. UaniUactiirers ol FARM,SF?J1,Q AND FREIGHT VAG058 sVfnUandconipletanncof Platform ma ts,l:caiiou. (e: ins KUUI IKCOBPOBATaD LKOEB TBI STATE LAW Rock Island Savings Bank. Cock Islakd, III. Opaa daily from t a. av to I p. ta and "starlay rreeltict frota 7 to t 'ciook. Five per out Interest paid en Deposits. Money loaned ea Personal col lateral or Real Estate eeenrity. P. U HTTCIIKLL, Pmrt. prfiirTnita: F. L, mtchsll, f. C Drxamana. J.hr Crar?h. tr.r tr xtielL B. P. BulL L. Claen. Jacaaoa s Bruit, hntuu4f-. Bersa boslnsai July a. mo, and oemiy tfcs aosthraM comer of alitrKen AV LynaVe tew M1)W mmg BaUBB i. r.HomrfiBu. Toe MosairriBxa. ROSENFTELD BROS. PRACTICAL Plumbers, Steam, Gas Fittere. House Heating and Sanitary Plnmbin.-. Basement Kock Island Nat, Bank 'Akil. r.i; li r U a". J I XVaUe sCtlelCiSM OU- tUfMMri. OW. For sale by T. H. Thomas, Iruj:pite ole mgent. Iock Island, LI. CSilS. DillMTJiLUHEll, Pririetoror of an fc'uds Hon Oca block fro is Central Park, largest la Iowa. SEI7EE3 & ANDEBSOli. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS. AH KLuda ol Carpenter Work ZXmaV. 3asral IbicAom aa eaort wtca aadaaMracOoa iimeteil and Children. Pitcher's Costorlo. Wagon Co. other Ri-r-t e a7oti,oporsrf aoauMrn tatta Ht-for imrchssinc omnu : F C.DEKMAiN. Vic rear. i at, BtroKHuOascle HOPPE, THE TAILOR, 1S03 Seond Atsiiim. RESTORE LOST VIGOR 1tmAt D. .iiity, 1 of rViat k mt in witii , iiifoiufiiTT r rronf irirtBUif Can,-. II ttjfM u . nra W'itf l CmrUa.iftANB uf rty. (!. pf hf Vru( .. t f gV. rife ? fk. the Brady treat of Vat flower eoaetsatlf ea hand. WlflW ty? MaJ(yfSsan. tul Bradf iraot, apart, Xa TSt Tvalftk teaet. aocm ULU.D