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THE ARGUS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1894. .1 """s r iQ???' eJPerien w stove making has I JO taught us how to make a stove it 7. ?f 2 ?Vlnauc SOjWtestjn. of Jewe?sVves and t t ...til 1 i Mink-rate "in 5-1.-, sec them 3S52 "rs- lfyOUrfQf .j,Hljre oflLAKttST "d ' . . . . 1 J yi 1 w-1 w--1 mark will prevent Your Pictures Now is the time before the Christmas rush. Beautiful mouldings just in and Suing at the very lowest figures. Adams WaN Paper Company, 3io. 312 and 314 Twentieth street. M-gMt Store. Biggest stack in the three cities. GRAND FUR SALE -AT Bennett's M 1; iter cent discount ' all 1 I RllOODSbe .r.;i;r!;,' Xov. n, and '-'ii.tinuinj; for one week. HtO." Second Av. J. X. DIXON Merchant Taixob And Dealer in Men's Fine Woolens. 1706 Second Avenue FIV'B nDrlM BiLM .aaavs. Alla.va twin and - TSttTrm, itrntotr. laiw ix. I 1 i r r ut nm ilr a. tnf. JA. wtrilm Mc. brugxieta or by coaj. ELY J.v ir FVV5 WILLIAM E1VTIG The Fashionable Merchant Tailor I las the most replete line of new patterns in imported and domestic suitings in the city. 1707 SECOID AVEIUE- SE1VER8 & ANDERSON UiS TRACTORS and BU ll.DKH- All klixl of carpenter work don. "'c and Shop 721 Twelfth street J"US M. PARIUOK. PilRIDOn Painters and ?ii2i. EANQ1BS, CAL201CKZES, etc. SHOP, 129 SmntMnth St., SOCK IS-VAlSli. ILL. f M ysAJinfc iPnce. Marl, iandsizes.Ask at the dea I -are not a Stoves tfio you from makirl making a mistake. Framed - ClntniWi a tin. K ! 1 !Tr,i'Lk Inflailimatli www wmni. H -I tfnr t ;11 In Hrmi. It im tmirllv A birbrd. BUOb.. Ui Warn feu A. K-tl Gen.ii Jobbing don. on abort notic. and satisfaction guaranteed ROCK ISLAND ' BKNBT A. PABIPOK & OOUT Decorators ca BY THE HENNEPIN. Experience of Joha Martin of Bowline; Town Talk. Milan- Nov. 91 Inhn nr.rt 1 n Ana of Bowling's prosperous farmers,' had vjKiic a wanting maicn ail to nimseli t tlA tkl.llOI. Oirnn i n 'T.I 1 1 v.iuii. afuua uiu iieen to Rock Island with a horse and bug gy. W ben returning home his feet became cold, and he stopped at one of the stores in Milan to get a pair of overshoes. He didu't stop more than live minutes, but when return ing to where lie had his horse tied, lie found only the hitching strap. The horse had gone. He followed. On his way walking home, he in quired of everybody he met if they hau seen his horse and buggy. Thev all bad seen the outfit and wondered WhV It bad no (lrivpr TIa hnruo it borne alright, nothing missing out of ne wants to sell the horse and get anomer that has enough sense to wait until he gets ready to go home. Moaluca. Ed Love, of Bowling, was seen in Milan Friday. Kobert Adams is butchering for John Buryanick. Robert Walker moved into one of trysingers houses. The boys were en joy iDg themselves skating on the canal. Mrs. J. C. Adams was visiting her uauguier, airs, tins Kice, at lock 37, Sunday. W. H. Heath and family, of Taylor iimc, were visiung ineir parents in Milan Friday. Howard Baker was running the engine at the flour mill for Tom ReUick Thursday. John McConnell and Fred Licka feldt, of Black Hawk township, were here last Saturday. Lou Smith, employed at the com mission house at Muscatine for some time, returned home Thursday. Scars & Johnson's flour mills are doing a rushinr business inst They are running 13 hours out of 24. H t T I i - l - . .unu incKson, or Fulton, Iowa, and Mrs. Culbertson, of Penn sylvania, are visiting at C. 1. Brad ley's. Engineer L. L. Wheeler line mnmH his familv from Milan the base nf h is Honnnni n . Mjaa V wvi aiilUUB henceforth. The Ladies' Foreign Missinn snr; ty of the Presbyterian church, met at Mrs. G. H. Honen's residence last Wednesday. Miles Kehoo. of VandrnlTi Tclon has just completed a new barn. Xa- muii ninninir. OI lievnolds. hn nerl him three days last week. T. W. Greaser has moved his fam ily into Mrs. J. C. Adam's hnnpo and he also intends to mcvo hia koi ness shop where the post oflice used Two of Milan's prominent business men, Burvanick & Gintv. who opened a meat market at Bureau a month ago, report doing a rushing business. G. H. Honens last Thursday to witness the dedica tion of the Engineers' building at the state school. Gov. Altgeld spoke to Mrs. Moses Tnt.tlp while driving to Milan Satnrdav v ening. her horse became. frirrhtonoH by the passenger train and caused her considerable trouble. On Iridav afternoon rnnm 'n t Of the public School, rave tn mtor. tainment. ennmnsprf ,,f moitot u dialogues and sininff. The little ' 1 . t..l..lVJlIil, ones did remarkably well. Onitn a few parents were present. Milan has completed the laying of oiuenaifcs ior luis year, ana the total laid will foot ud about 17 hlnt-e Milan has reason to be proud of this . . . . . years rccuru; me streets and side walks are in better eonditinn than they ever were. we understand the ladies of the M. E. church will give a harvest home dinner on Than fc kit! vinr rfav .t the town hall in Milan. In the even- ng there will be a doll ssiln and alar. good music, bvervbodv is invitnd and we calculate on having a good time. At an adlOUrnftd info! in rr nn Slattf. dav lliirht for nnnninrr tlm l.iHa tnr tko construction of the system of water works, Castrrrain & McDonald nf Chicago, put in a bid for $11,355.30, and another firm had a bid in for f9,5S5. This firm would not take any bonds. Then the onttnoil nrl. journed till Monday night, when they awarded the contract to Cast rrain & McDonald for th aboye stated. The firm will take the city bonds and will furnish every thing, which will be three milo ,.f watcrmains, 23 hydrants and reser voirs. Last Sunday evening at the Pres FOR 20 YEARG the formula for making Scott s Emulsion has been endorsed by physiciansof the whole world. No secret, about it. This is one of its strongest endorsements. But the strongest endorsement possible is in the vital strength it gives. Scptt's r Emulsion - - - -- nourishes. It does more for weak Babies and Growing Children than any oXher kind of nourish ment. It strengthens Weak Mothers and restores health to all suffering from Emaciation and General Debility. For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bran. chitis,Weak Lungs.Consumption, Blood Diseases and Lois of Flash. ScottfcB4aM.il. Y. aHDrcggitts. Mcaaaftt. byterian chnrch of Milan, Rev. D. T. Robertson nreached to a 1 UTTra .fin. gregation, and he chose tor his text. laaeu iruni aidob. aevenrn rhmtar part of eighth verse. His subject was: "God's Testinc." Fir.t nA tests according to our advantages. Second. He tests to our manner nf life. Third. He tests accord intr In our ability and conclusion. iTn will you stand the test? The plumb line is about to , descend the wall. Will you lie ont of plumb? May God grant that when the line descends in our midst it may rind ns all in line, trne to the trust lie loft us." Rev. D. T. Robert son is a splendid orator, as well as a good preacher. Only two bids were received for the construction of the waterworks system. Burton J. Ashley, of Chi cago, presented in behalf of his firm, offering to build the reservoir, lay the mains, etc., fl0.612.40 3 per cent to be added for delivery later than February, and 7 per cent to be added in case payment is made in negotiable bonds. The other bid re ceived was from the U. S. Wind En gine company, of Batavia, offering to do the work for 9.5H.r. .This firm wouldn't take bonds in payment, but auDouucea us willingness to assist the town corporation in finding a market for the bonds. JOSL1N. Josuis, Xov. 20. The winter term oi scnooi at winow vale commenced on Monday last, with Miss Amanda Nold as teacher. Donnahey & Nold have bought 0. uuu pounas oi poultry in two davs. They paid 5 cents per pound for old 1. e . , . : l i . uciis, o i:euis iur snnug cniCKCnS and f . . . i v venxs ior lurKeys. There are four persons in this lo cality seeking farms for rent. The time is not far distant when the far mers of this country will be like the farmers in England a nation of renters. Then look out. Mr. Bull will move upon Hon. Wil liam Payne's farm. Mr. Gnilden- pfenning, Mr. Nicholson and Mr Earliart are seeking places, but there don t seem to be anv vacant rWaces for them. It is a common thing to nuni aays wiinout success. On Wednesdav last the ladies nf Joslin met at the residencn nf f M Hubbert for the purpose of making np garments ior me rainier family. w ud arc in a ery uesmuie condition. They have been helped very liberally by the people of this locality. John Swank, our supervisor, has likewise furnished them with groceries and coal. Rev. De Mundrum has bcin con ducting a series of meetings at Joslin with the aid aad assistance of Elder Weeklv, of the United Brethren church. Quite an interest has been manifested and a number seem to have been fathered in tho phnrrh that probably might not be gathered ntr n i I. ... T- I " I " .t uiuci a v . ah r.uiinnian writing to his friends in Encland. said: "The people of this countrv seem to get religion when the snow is on the ground and the sleirhinr is good; but unfortunately, their relig ion seems to melt with the snow in the sprinr." Mrs. Hubbart. of Fulton, mother of C. M. Hubbart, is visiting her son and family. Sherman Searle, of Rock Island, spent Saturday evening. Sun. day and until Monday with Mrs. C. M. Hubbart, his sister, and family. The writer was present and we wait ed until sundown on Sunday evening: then we gave vent to our musical proclivities, and had what may be termed a miscellaneous concert, which was of an enjoyable nature. Mrs. C. M. Hubbart acted as pianist. MCLTl'M IN PaKVO. HILLSDALE. Hillsdale, Nov. 19 Butzer & Martin have several new steel sleighs on hand. They are very substantial rigs and very attractive. Miss Ida Coffman assumed the du ties of teacher at Adelphia for the winter today. Miss Davis, who taught our school the past fall, has been engaged to teach the winter term. The M. E. people have the walk to the Church nearly cnmnlotnd tnH have also built a coal house at the church. Dr. Looker is rprv l,n.v nf ito There is considerable sickness herea bouts, but so far there have been but few fatalities. Next Wednesday at tlie hnm nf the bride's parents in Coe will occur the Marriage of Miss Edith Durbin to Ora X. Johnson. Both nf lh vnnncr people are well known and hicrfiir s teemed. The Fly la Amber. Id one of the EaroDean mnM-mm. im. a piece of umber, in which is deeply embedde d a perfect nr. Now. neither the amber nor the fly are curioit!c. bat the curonitw oon.wt. in h the By got Into the amber. An equally wonder ful euriofity may occasionally be Men in coentry drag stores, in the abape of bna-e drastic cathar tic pills, pat up in cheap wood or pasteboard boxes. The enriositr with th uinkn .nn. aists in knowing who asks for thm arhoi it u generally known that Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel et. snsar-coat'd, aad pat np in glass bottles, alwajs fre-h and reliable, bat Httlo lam than mustard aeets, are an efficient cathartic, rrgo'ate we Hver, ana care sick headache, eocnUpatloc, and dysprpsie. Wlater Towra to Florida, Texas, California or the Pacific northwest via the "Rock Isl and Route," quickest time, lowest rates and best train at any C. R. I. & P. railway ticke't office for full information. For Orer Flftv hu Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gams. allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy fnr Aimn Twenty-five cents a bottle. Coal Marine. Hard coal, all aijies, per ton 7 50 Discount for cash, per ton 25 Canne coal per ton 6 N) Indiana block per ton 4 00 Kentucky lump per ton 4 25 Cartage added on less than ton or der. K-G FaatKE. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Interlined "Cclluloid"Collars and Cuffs turn water like a duck's bark and show neither spot nor soil. They are not effected by perspiration, and always look as if right out of the box. When they get soiled you can clean them in a minute by simply wiping off with a wet cloth. These are but a few of the advantages of wearing the "Celluloid" Collars and Cuffs. There arc many others that you will readily discover the first time you wear one. They are the only waterproof inter lined collars and cutis made. Be sure to get the genuine with this trade mark 1 -BV4 Mark. stainped inside, if you desire perfect satisfaction. Made in all sizes and aH styles. If yon can't get them at the dealers, we will send sample postpaid, on receipt of price : Collars, 3$ cents each. Cu fTs, 50 cents pair. State size, and whether you want a stand-up or turned -down collar. THE CELLULOID COMPANY. 4.39-ttw Brsadwar, WEW YOKK. Aniusements. Warpers TDeatre, II J E. Montrose, Manger. Satuiday, November 24 The merry monarch of the B-lnmrel world. The Al. 6. Field's Minstrels. Combined with the spertarnlar rmntomiaie of AUddm. Rumin. mi Cw.1. v j it.li , i ; a. lURWUlU TOC' aiu-i, the dm tmmrr.t banjuM of the titiM-s: . ' -uiu, j injiiDrii7.inmmTiie fmaraua; Harry Shun., the mm of nilnh: Moorr tt lli-orm, i-i note tint mn'iitiM I , K.i lr . . 17 .1 1 1 rin.lw (fairklry, otnmrc.rrv. Will Walltne. w. II. SiPi-UCTMiu J. Waiter Wirwn. Ilirry a. Howard Lawrancr Piamnrd. Carl Tuman Geo. Il.ell. t heater Kims' military Bat d, Emrat aUfruanl'r orrhntra. 40 MINSTREL MAGNET; 40 The mins'rel first past. Way Down on tbe atwan Rliw The Pall Man strike, "i he t ull fl-ht.Toe Panto- j or i town s itaDquct, Tbe truest re cave. The aluula caniie. Aladdiaa palace. Sct on rale Nor. SS. Nev 6rzi!d Opera Hcasa DkTcaport's Leadinc Tbeitte CW.SIUr, Xizugn. Thursday Night, Nov. 22. Special Sneaeemimt-Archiba'd Garner's Kew Play. llBnofMort Presenting the tireat Emotional Actress EMILY RIGL, as "MABIXA-" And a atrone sipporftrir xmimny, with new and special arrnorr. brat, rr.dr Monday. otr. IV. at Mamwm a Pharmacy and Kit-nze Bros. Drug Store. Prices (1. 75, SO and ttt. Nev Grand Opera Hcuse Dsveaport's Leadlre TbeaU-r. C. W. tUIY, Xutstr. Sunday Evening, Nov. 25. MATINEE AND NIGHT. The aosll event of tbe mm, PAULINE HALL And her brilliant aawciatea. Jeanette St. Henry, Kne THri. Kate Trayer. Wm. Bra-lerick, T. Aldrich Llbbey, :aas. II. Brad'haw. Cbas. Hi-yer, Downlna; Cark and others. Presenting the great operatic comedy. "DORCAS." By Henry raalton (author of Erminie.) Mo advance tn prices-f i. 75. SO tad SS cenu. pVata . rA I).,., 1. 1 1 1 1 . . .niNMira ioja m Stewart's. Nev Grand 0;ira (toss Taenpon'a Leadinf Theatre. C. W.SaiT. Xsnaftr. Announcement Extraordinary. Monday, Nov. 26. One Right Only, The society crest of the a nana. MR. NAT. C. GOODWIN la hi. Greatest aad stoat Ar.lrtic .access. A GILDED FOOL Prtcee tLSO. tUB) and SOc waaU aad boats ready WednesdaT at Uord A Stewart's hat score. Sustain Home Industry On Tap everywhere. Only Union labor employed. The Rock Island Brewing Company, success ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, I. Hubefs City Brewery and Raible & Stengel's Rock Island Brewery, as well as Julius Junge's 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 brewery and delivered to any part of the tri-cities, and may be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo line avenue by Telephone. Gentlemen's Mackintoshes With Extra Long Storm Proof Cape Gentlemen Mackintosh Box Coats. Ladies" Mackintoshes with plain capes. Ladies' Mackintoshes with silk lined capes. Ladies' Mackintoshes with triple capes. Ladies' douLle-texture Mackintoshes with plain capes. Ladies' double-texture Mackintoshes with triple silk-lined capes. Misses' and Boys' Mackintoshes. Men's and Bovs' Unbitcr Clothinff f all kinds. Headquarters for Rubber Goods. Rubber Store, pi5one WILSON H1IGHT & CO. 207 Brady street, Davenport. t.w. ROSENFIELD BROS. PBACTICAL Plumbers, Steam, Gas Fitters. Hons- Heating and SaniUry Plumbing Basement Bock Island KaL Bank Propr'ew.ror of "t",-"vl bca,rCrwrk.hMtailOT. J. SPILGER, Contractor and Builder. Shop and Residence No. 811 Third avenue. m v -aaaaw am. ' or y m w .aw aws.awaaiMtUa. SS-1?.T,L1", ' "." For sals bj T. IL Thomas. Drugyirt, sola age at. Bock Island. LL itfl IrCHAiTa; rropristor. Tba chclsewt Wins. Usagrt, Betr and Clxars tin cn zr.i Call for .lock Isinnd Bre wlner Co. Deer. LATEST NOVELTIES US CAST .KES AT E. F. DORN, The New Merchant Tailor. 1822 SECOND AYS HarpsTHosas Bio 3k the Brady i r rnnalaiiTIi i Iiul SoiTT-. Deport, to LOST VIC03 OaaataUvpeyy latSBtl