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The s O VJ VC j bility and cleanliness all Question! he trade mr.rlc of the largest , tovc riant in me world is ai run clad guarantee of perfec-J n a sitjn by winch the per- n who has never bought a ve can do equally as well as c expert. Ask to see them at , . Dealers. ThisisthemarW ustain ome Industry On Tap everywhere. Only Union labor employed. The Rock Island Brewing Company, success- f 1 ' . .... - Z. nrs io ueoree w aimers Hubcr's City Brewery Pock Island Brewery, as Bottling Works, has one of the most complete Brewing establishments including Bottling de partment in the country. The product is the very best. Beer is bottled at the brewerv and delivered to any part of he ordered direct from the head offices on Mo iine avenue by Telephone. AVIS CO. I.M AM tNTli.ATIMl t.NOlKfc.Hta. Gas and Sanitary (omplete line of Pipe, Brass i I.'m 1 lose, Fire Brick, etc. Largest and west of Chicago. WIS III.OtK. Molinc, 111. photic 21)53. Residence Telephone 1169. M Days of Pompeii Javcnport Fair THE TWO GREATEST ATTRACTIONS OF THE YEAR. 'ain & Son's Of Imth hemispheres. Great Mctai'ular Production as Miowti at Manhattan lienrh, I.'Miir Nland. at the FAIR UKuL'NRS every evening I u riir- the week. Davenport, Iowa, Sept. 10 to IS, 1894. Special rates and excursions on all roads. See small P. W. McMANUS, Sec. WILLIAM EMIG The Fashionable I las the most replete line of new patterns in imported and domestic suitings in the city. 1707 SEGOMD AVE1UE. JOHN KONOSKY, Caxpenter and Builder, OFFICE, NO: 2821 SIXTH AVENUE, Step n Vine Btmit. BOCK 1SLAUD. 1 "MJ involves many points be yond the mere looks of it. Efficiency, economy, dura nee oil demand earnest consider ation. Jewel Stoves and Ranees stand . J At antic Rrpwerv 1 and Raible & Stents.' well as Julius Jurure's the tri-cities, and may Call for Rock Island Brewing Co. Beer. ) Steam Fitting Plumbing Goods, best equipped establishment 1112, 114 West Seventeenth street, Telephone 1148. Rock Island. and th and Exposition Davenport Fair Exposition Rotter than ever. 110,000 in premiums and race purses. Railroad and Electric Cars direct to the grounds. Merchant Tailor A Thief Rt wnled. A thief in the act of breaking into m safe was greatly astonished on looking op to sec a gentleman quietly watching his proceedings. He tried to escape, but the gentleman stopped him. Uo on, my friend, " he said. "I am greatly interested in your work. " "How ts that?" inquired the aston ished thief. "Becanse I hare lost the key to this safe. If yon can open it, yon shall be well rewarded for your trouble." Ar- leqnin. VlO.ItO to Indiana and Ohio Point. On Tuesday. Sept. 4. the Bie Fonr route will run an excursion from Peoria to Cincinnati. Dayton, Colnm- bns and other points at a rate of ta This makes rates from Rock Island 110.50 for the round trip. Fnll in lorniation as to time of trains, routes. etc., cau be obtained at the R. I. & P. depot, foot of Twentieth street. ' t)M eft with tareh and glon terene. 77ie unen collar tlartt the mom; Full oft at noontime it u tern All wilted, wrinkled and forlorn. That's what von mnst expect of 1 such a collar ; it's the linen of it. Ihe stand-up collars won t stand up, and the turn-down collars will , wilt clown. The easy, cheap, and pleasant way out of this is to wear Celluloid Collars and Ccffs. These goods are made by coverinc linen collars or cuffs on both sides with "CELLULOID," tnus making them strong and I durable, and a-a!-roo', notaiTcc- i tea by nent or moisture. There are no other waterproof goods made this way , consequently none that can wear so well. When soiled simply wipe them off with a wet cloth. Every piece of the genuine is stamped like this : TRADf LULOIO Mark- Insist npon goods so marked if you expect full satisfaction, and if vour dealer docs not keep Uicin, send direct to uscnclosingainounl I and wc will mail sample. State size, and whether a stand-np or turned-down collar is wanted. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs 50c. pair. The CELLULOID COMPANY 427-29 Broadway, NwwYork. SCREENS SCREEN DOORS, WIN DOWS, ALL WIDTHS OF WIRE SCREEN. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers, And a complete line of mixeu house and floor paints, white lead, lin seed oil, etc. FRANK ILL 1610 Third avenue. Proposals for fresh vegetables Clliei Chief 'omniiury of SuhitaU'nct C'hi caco. 111., Aue 31. St-aien itihkh1, in triplicate, will ho rorevtvi here nntil 12 o'clock, m.. MomlH). October 1, ISM. Ht hicb time and pure Kiev will tteopenril In prOTcnce of hii! rn, for ftirninhins and delivery or pr.h q .anttties of fresh rx t iloe and onionr a may In- reqirreri by the Subsistence Oetar;me:.t at Knrt llraily, Virfi . Fort I etviliworth. Rus , im In ins Provost Giiari at Jiiutary Pris.w, f ort Mackinac, Mich., F'i rt Kcno, Okla., Fori Hiley, Km , Fort wtirri lan, 11! . Fort Sill. Okla., Fort Sm.plv. Okla.. Fort nyne. Mich., Indianapolis Arsenal, Inn. .IcBVrwn llarracit. M.k, ami Hock I-lmm Arse nal, I I ,urnirtho time commencing December 1, latl. an 1 einnnir Jnne .). lrtir. PmpoaliiwiII be r. ceiveil up to 'ml op ned at the ranie honr at the -cv r:il p xt bj the resportive cuinmi-n riea of i' h irovia, ach pot tiimraiirr receiving P'Oj ob!i for hi own pout only. Full informa tion ftirnulisd on application here or to Actinc C 'ninil'carv of hu -si.-lence at any pout, (lovrm ment rcs.ereves il. ht tonject any or all pnipo la. Fnvelniiea containim' pnipwals should lie marked. Proposals for Fresh Yesetatiles.'' and aldresd to tho endcrsigued, or Ut the Acting Comnvsgarr of Snbairu-uce a', iicg. bid for J H UII.VAX, ilajor and C. 6., U. 8. A., Chief Com. Subs. see mm as in youth THESE WO DEnFUL LENSES Are the result of rears of scientific expor ImentinR. and are now placed, owins to their superiority, preeminently above every thins heretofore produced in this line. Ub"y aro acknowiddmHi by exixjrts to ba the finest and most perfectly constructed Lenses KNOWN, and are peculiarly adapted to correcting the various visual imperfec tions. A trial of thn K0HIN00R will ennviuaa yon thoy art PERFECT NSHT RENEWEKS. imri Pair Warrantad. For sale by T. H. THOMAS, Drug gist and optician. PERFECT MllIOOD! IIow atta tried how r sitnred how preserved. Ordinary wor&i on I'hv aioloKy will not tell you ; uie doctors cant or won't: hut all tlie same you wish to know. Your SEXUAL POWERS are the Key to Life and mm hook iutv uie imm. r.very inna wiiu would rwiin vexual viRir lost throujpb folly, ordi'Velop DiemherH weak by uatu re or wasted by disease, should write fur oar sealed hook, "Perfect Maniiuud.n Ho cWrgc Addread (in conndunce), EEIE CECICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y. . m QUEERED QUINCY. Rock Iitand Win Oat Eaay at Twla-Clty Park Sa tarda; a ftn. Omem Prr Rock Island.... ..n 61 4 its Lincoln iia as 49 il-m Jacksonville. .-.V4 M 4S feu 8tJ'aptm 10S h 51 5( Omaha 105 M rn Peoria 51 fit fin Deo Moines ..nm 48 ts m Qnincr. lix 31 67 Yesterday's game at Twin-City park between Rock Island and Quin cy was witnessed by a fair crowd, but the people did not see what thev expected a pood game of ball. It lacked life and ginger, more partic ularly so on Qnincy'a part. Sonicr was in fine shape and could not hare pitched a neater game, only four hits being made off him, but hid support was very ragged at times. Donnelly pitched a very poor game for (Jnincy, the Twins getting 14 hits. The Came. Sweeney came np to the plate and hit the ball so hard that he broke his bat, but he was out on a fly. Can tillon made a hit in left, Putty hit to right, advancing Joe to second. Katz hit to first, and on Johnson's error was safe, Cantillon scoring and "rat ty" going to third. Then Kreig maie a nice tut in center and rutty came home. Hill fouled out. Saife hit to Donnelly and on his error got second, and Katz came home. Lynch was next, and he made a nice single and stole second. Somcr flew out and Paddy died on base. Quincy didn't get anvthing in its half. In the second Rock Island got three scores. Little Danny got a home run, the only one made in the came. Cantillon flew out toMertes, Putty" got a base on balls, and on a hit in right Katz got second and Pntty went to third. Kreig got first on a hit in left and Putty and Katz scored. Hill hit to Mangan and Kreig was dou bled at second. Quincy got one in us nan anu men tne game com menced to drag, neither side scoring :n .1 . l ; , . v . mi me luurin inning, wnen uuincy got three, two of them being due to Katz' error in fumbling a liner. In the fifth Rock Island got two runs. Kreig hit to center, Hill hit to Don nelly and was out. Sage fouled out and Hill hit to Mangan, and on his wild throw was safe. Sonicr hit to McVey, and he fumbled the ball iust long enough to let Kreig and Lynch score anu give tsonier two bases. Sweeney got a safe hit in right. Can tillon lh;w out to McVey, and Sonier and Sweeney died on bases. Rock Iland ciphered the rest of the game, but Quincy got one in the ninth on Johnson's 3-bagger in left. The score: Jtuck IitUuit. R. n. po A. Swr e ey c 1 1 o CW.ill'n.jb 1 1 4 S Zies. rf....S 10 0 KIZ. If S X 3 II hrig.ll) ...S 4 14 0 Uill, Sb (I I) 0 6 Srtjre. c. ...0 0 S 1 Lynch, as... 1 3 8 Sunicr, p....O 10 3 B. II. ro a 0 (i a o S II s 4 8 3 ti Wood, if.... a 0 McVey, cf .0 1 H'tUnd. c..o i 1 Merles. Sh 1 l L' r'nc, 3b4 1 Donne. -ly. tl 0 J .Iohi.'u.lbt 1 Mancan, 0 1 McGr'v'y.rttl K 0 3 0 0 13 1 n 0 0 Totals... 3 14 87 IS 5 Totals . 5 4 ST 16 E lnmnes - lt84&678 Kock lsiand 4SO0S0OOO- V""Ky 0 1 .0 .3 V 0 0 0 1-5 Three-base hits Maccan. Home ran Swec ney. Ease on balls s-onler. 8: Po"nel!y. 4. btrackont SonW, 2; DonneliT, X Passed bai t Saee, 1. Vmj ire Needbatu. Time Two nours. Other Gaines. Yesterday's Western association frames resulted: At Omaha St. Joe, ; Omaha. 12. At Des Moines Lin coln. 12; Des Moines, 18. The Peo- na-Jacksonville uanie to have been played at Teoria was postponed on account oi wet prounus. Saturday 'a Uame. aturday,8 pamcs resulted: At Quincy Rock Island. 9; Qtiincv, 0. r.xiutntion game Kock Island, I Quincy, . At St. Joe St. Joe- Omaha, no fame; rain. At Lincoln Lincoln, t; Des Moines. 3. At Jacksonville Peoria, 6; Jackson ville, 3. Unera. That home run by little Danny was a beauty. Cantillons's work at second and Kreig s hitting were the features of yesterday s pamo. The Adams street nine defeated the Dock streets yesterday afternoon at the Horse pasture by a score of s' to 25. A nine from Hock Island, with South and Goodhart as its battery, went to Coal Valley yesterday io play a cm ii at that place, and was ueieatea to a. The team plays at Jacksonville to morrow and the two succeeding davs. The Jacks return for three frames. the Twins remaining at home the rest of the season. The game at Twin-City park Sat- nruay aiternoon between the Kock Island Buggy company and Sechler carriage works nines resulted in a victory for the Rock Island nine by a score oi 2'J to 27. The game played at Quincy Satur- aay was an exnibilion iraoae. and therefore does not count in the per- ... ,....! V.., J . .'. ijumt;. utk jsiana is credited with the scheduled game on the fail nre of Quincy to furnish balls, three new ones being required at the com mencement oi each, game. Mrs. & S. Wetherbee of Kansas writes to The Union Signal: "There are now 797 prisoners in onr state oris. on, and of that number only 14 are women. And yet women are such a danperons class they cannot be trusted with the ballot" rarks' 8ure Cure is a positive specific in all diseases of the liver and kidneys. By removing the uric acid in the blood it cures rheuma tism. S. B. Has ford, of Carthage, S. Dak., says: "I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all other medicines for rheumatism and urinary disorders." oviu oy Marts o: uuemeyer. - SCHOOLS RESUME. Teacher aaa Faptto tara to Tkdr Da- tksa To rraw T Kaw Wo. 4. At 9 o'clock tomorrow morning studies will be resumed in the public schools of Rock Island. Vacation is over and the pupils and teacher? will retnrn to their lasts wen resveu. it is hoped, and eager to receive or im parl instruction. Many of the teach ers have spent their vacation out oi town. Some have been at the north ern lakes; others have listened to the whisperings of the sea and possibly a handsome young man at the same time down by the old ocean's shore; a few have visited foreign lands, and some, held by ties of love or duty, remained in the city. No doubt all have been benefited by the three months' respite from the toilsome work in the schoolroom. The children, too, will be brighter at the beginning than at the end of the school year. Moat of them find themselves advanced by a grade, and they feel a proper pride in the pro. motion. So the schools will reopen nnder pleasant auspices. The Xrw Ko. 4. Rock Island enters npon its school year with an important acquisition to its already unsurpassed system of public school buildings. The new o. 4 buildin lust completed at a rising of f75.0iH), will lie thrown open to pupils. The general public was given an insight to this magnificent structure this afternoon, when its doors were formally opened for in spection by order of the hoard of ed ucation. A description of this build ing at the present lime would be su pcrlluous, as The Altars has given it fully on more than one occasion. Let it be sufficient to say that it is as hnndsome and complete a modern building as th-re is in the United Mates. It is a 14-room buildin? fur nished in keeping with its general design, an ornament and a credit from an architectural and construc tioral point of view, and in its erec tion the board has only followed in tliefoot6tepsof the preceding boards, which set the standard of Kock 1st. and's public school system equal to tne best in the country. Parks' Tea clears the complexion. Mrs. A. Meyctte, of Le Roy. N. Y., says: I have used Parks' Tea and find it the best remedy I have ever tried." Sold by llartz & Llitmever rtiiifjlcts, real old fashioned ringlets, are said to be a feature of coining coif fures. A SURGEON'S KNIFE pives you a techno; of horror and unwd. Tncre if d louper necessity ( Us use iu nuuiy tiM-ascs lornx-r.'y ro irarded as incurable without cuttina-. TbB Triumph of Consemtin Siirgerj is well i!lii"frntil !r the fact that R!!PTt!PP or l!rrach.Hi now nuH nur ralln cured without the knifeand without ain. Oumsv. chaf ina ti'iiaccs. can la thrown away 1 They nev,T cure but oft'-n indue inttam- motion. strana-ulation and death, TUMORS vartttn.Kibroid(I'crrnf) uinvn find many or here, are now removed without the penis of cut- Tim? operation. PILE TUMORS. tT. other disease of tlie lower howrt. are permanently curttl without pala or reirt to the knife. CTftNH in the illndder. no matter JIVI how law. is crushed. u vcrtwed. washed out and purtectjy re moved without rtirtini. QTRIPTIIRF 'f t nnary Passarp Is 9 1 niV I Unfc ; removed wltliotn cuttina; in hundred tif cases, lor paruitil1. refen-nees and all Miti u lara. "nd lu otits (m Ratnjw to t wia a i iMnsarT micai Ai tioo, (Mi) Main M- Uaflaiu, N. Y. Arqusements. Harpers Tneatre, J E. Montrose. If anturer. GRAND OPENING-. Wednesday Night, Sept. 5. FISHER & SCOTT'S Con solidated COLD DAY and . . . CHIP 0' THE OLD BLOCK GO. Twr. Mp.nttc compan'e r'inr two Mp ts conufl on t.c pasiv . nine. wtnH.y folifjw.ng the ctbi-r, fT otw U- ALL THE LATEST SONGS NEW AND SPACKLINU MUSIC This it the norcty of th rmt a J'o'n ina like it before. a,ttre yonr 'eat early. Doors ) a at 1 sharp'; verfoim auca beiDh at 7 . Watch Tower C1IAS. T. KDfDT, Mana-tr The People's Popular Resort. Vocal Concert WF.DNF.8DAY AND KK1DA V MR. T. DALTON. THE FAVORITE BARITONE The Popular mtTa. 'In Happy Moments, from Maratana "Fatal Wedding," The Girl I Left Behind,'" A Father's Love, etc Balloon Ascension and Para chute Leap Sunday. OTTO'S BAND. Admission (as always) FREE. for Infants 'amaBasaaaaaaamaaaaaaaamaaaaaaa OTHERS. Do You Know urMrr Batrmaa'a Drops, Godfrey OaMial, many xa!ttl boothlnc Pyrnpa, aa4 moat remrdira for cfaildm are compnara &t opium or tnur4ilnr f Pa Tw Kw Uiat opium and aaorrwune ar atntWrimr aarootic noioa t Pw T Know that m moat euuiajlea ctngriata ar not gamtttej to asll aaiimiks without iahelicr tbrm poiSDn f P Tm Know that yoaj boal4 not permit any modlcina to be irhca) ytaar rani mines yon or your .hysiciaa know of what It at cotrpnard ? Pa Tow Know that Caatorm I a purely WFcetable prrparatioa, aa4 that a Bat ot tt mfrrdieots i putamhed with ewry bottle f P Tow Know that Oartorla to the ncwaci lutlna of iho famotn Pr. (Umoet ntdw. That tt has bera la nas f.- nearly thirty year, ao4 that mat Oaatoria I stow aokl " of an other mnndfea for rUMnn eomhiard t P Twi Know that the ratrnt Office Deparrmetit of tha raited ftate, mmt other coontrica. hove laraed ezdaalve rlcbt to Dr. ftticbrr and hi aaahrct to was tha word Castori and its formula, and that to Imitate tbrm b a atata rrlaoB ofrraar T P Tm Kanw tliat one of the reasons for trranUnc thl auii i mm lit protocUoa wm because Caatoria had beo proaea to be aToaolntel fcai mTaaiT Po To Know that 35 doaea of Caatoria are fWiUbrd for 35 Camta, or one cent a dose t Po Tw Know that when pnaar aard be kept weU, and that yoo may have unbroken real t Wall, Taaw tTafaga are worth knowing. They an facta. TTae far alaaflA Children Cry for Ladies that do their own housework or cultivate flowers will find our Rnt.gr GLOVES Just the thing, as they not only protect the bands, bnt keep thcra solt and white. Try them.. IN DRESS SHIELDS wc offer great bar- pa:n. The Goodj, tnrs St aniless Stot kinct are impervious, and caa be warhfd or cleaned. Also the rnblcr lined Zci.byr and Silk Shields in stock. ;5e?f5 i;j -& J We are headquarters lor Garden Hose, Reels, Sprinklers, llackln intoshes and Knbbcr Clotbirp, Hospital bnpplics a&d Rubber Goods of all kind WILSIXV, IIAIGIIT V CO., 207 Brady Street, Davenport. WHEN IN NEED Remember that you can a!ways find the latest styles and largest assortment in the tri-cities at Mason's Carriage Works Davenport, Iowa. T. F. FUKKE. rresident. John jor.::-?. Vice lYcMdent. numbers. Steam and Gas Fitters. Rock Island Healing ui Pl.ta.ing Co. Hot Water Heating Beer Pumps 119-121 E. 17th St. Kock Island. IU. TeL No. 1288 Sol Agetita fur the faraiaa. i- T. BoiaansbB. Toa Moaaanau. ROSENFIELD BROS. I'KACTICAL Plumbers, Steam, Gas Fitters. House Heating and Sanitary riambiBg. Basement Bock Island Vat. Back CHAS. DATJMAUHER, Prajorlnorar of the Brady aUeat All fc'ua Una btock rroaa Oaatral Park, largwat la Iowa. J0H5 BCHtriJC. Proprietor. IAfaua.OaM.IUMMi.iimt, O, aatta Bar. The chdeest Wine. Liquors. aVetbaacklaatwDaa and Children. of tLi nerfect mwau aLkaL yonr ehfldrga i Pitcher's C&storla. Of Carriages, Harness, Laprobes, Whips, etc. EHXKST WAGXriS. Soc. and Tnxt IHJ OS3E 1HL T. Cat rwm foa aaaa. M Braojr atraat. IVmaort. la Beer and Clears always on Hrd faawxtaM Faijjatedte