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THE ARGUa FBIDAy. OCTOBER 18, 1895. 1 i ; ; THE ARGUS. Published Daily and Weekly at MM Second Avenue, Bock Island, III. Intend at the pott- oflUe M Mcond class atter.l J. W. Potter Pcblismr. TSSXS Dally. 10 cent per week. Waekly, S3.00 per annum; Ik adranca, 81.50. All communications of a critical or argumenta- tira character, political or religion, nut bare real name attached for publication. Ho such article will be printed over fictitious signatures. Correspondence solicited from every township la Book Island county. Friday, October 18, 1895. Judges Crabtree, Cartwright and Shaw, of northern Illinois, are men. tioned for the state supreme court vacancy created by Judge Bailey's aeam. The next great exposition is to be ncm oetween m. l'aal and Minneap. olis in 1897-98. Gov. dough, of MiAnesota, has called together the executives of instates to talk it over. Chicago, like Kock Island, is facing a Unsocial crisis. It will be remem bered that Chicago elected George BJ awiu tnavor about tne time tbat Kock Island chose li. F. Knox with such ilourish of trumpets. The proliu of the big Wananiaker store in Philadelphia are estimated to nave reached last year the enor mous sum of $ 1,000,000, and in the meantime all the smaller shops arc being crowded out of the neighbor liooil. Ex-Govf.knok Campbell's wel come at Cincinnati, the metropolis of Ohio ami the big cities carry the state tickets indicates the turn of the tide in Buckeyedom this year. It will effectually pronounce McKin- jov s doom. The exports of American goods are constantly on t'ue increase. In eight montns in jjvjo mere nas ocen again of tl'J.OOO.OOO compared with the same period of 1894. It is thought in oilicial quarters that the exports this year will reach some $18,000,000 over last vonr. Gov. Ai.T;ti.D has proceeded with characteristic vigor to reform the Kvanston industrial school for girls. Some weeks ago ho declared the whole system ef committing depend ent children to imprisonment in a home" was certainly destructive to their morals. He urged that they lie taken from the institution and placed in private families. As the friends of the Evantton home rallied to its support and the county board, which hail supervision over the chil dren there housed, was all for pro crastination thu governor cut the Gordian knot himself. Yesterday he pardoned 112 girls .all in the school having first insured himself tbat certain charitable organizations would see to finding homes for them in private families. There is a cer tain trenchant vigor about this method of procedure which contrasts refreshingly with the red-tape meth. ods of ordinary ollicialism Chicago Chronicle. The way the republican candidates in Iowa are dodging the prohibition issue and repudiating the established doctrines of their own party is one of the strongest arguments of the weakness, the inconsistency and the folly of the prohibitory enactment. In view of the comments of tho Council Bluffs Globe on the way in which the legislative candi dates are ignoring the party creed, the Burlington llawkeye hastens to state: The republican platform of the state contains not a word that binds republican legislative candi dates either way. All references to this subject were purposely left out, and the republican candidates are left at liberty to choose their own position to tho question. Prohibi tion or anti-prohibition is no longer a test of , republicanism. " Of course this ndmission on the part of a staunch representative of republi canism caught the eye of the journal istic freak published on Eighteenth street in this city, which takes it up in commendatory language forth with. It is an evidence of a high moral sense, a consistent adherence to long standing principles and a devotion to constituted authority based on such conviction, this atti tude of tbo Iowa republicans which the Union commends this policy of ill Hiding the state and the party with impracticable legislation, and then deserting both to wiggle out as best they can. Krrlrat of Kailroail Huslneea. According to the gross receipts during the first six months cf the year there has been a marked im proved roudition of the railroad bus iness. The gain is too general and unbroken to be any longer in doubt as to its stability. The railroad bus incss is in ttiorough sympathy with tbo general revival of activity of trade, which became visible upon the repeal of the McKiolcy law and the en actment of the Wilson bill, which has brought such rapid prosperity all over the country. The Chicago rail roads have ordered 15,009 new cars, which is an indication of the strong tile in business.. With these orders there have been others for 160 new locomotives. Railroads are not alone giving strong indication of new and healthful tone of bus iness, but II. M. Hanna, the big ship builder of Cleveland, Ohio, says that every factory in that city is running on ma time ana some them 24 hours a day, and most them are weeks and months behind their orders and are getting good prices ior everyunng they make That lyre business revival has been general and gradual cannot be sue cessfully denied, and that it will con unue to revive no one doubts unless congress does something daring the uuuimg session to unsettle values fcvery one is beginning to see that the present tariff law is the best that this country has had for many years and it is being appreciated bv the public in general. Illinois one Beakers. The republican list of candidates for office in Illinois so far includes the following: For Governor John R. Tanner Colonel Clark, Mattoon; Joseph Fi fer, Bloomington ; Congressman Hop- Kins, Aurora; Congressman Cannon, UaavIIle. For Lieutenant Governor Senator Chapman, Cairo; J. W. Northcote, Greenville; David Ross, La Salle; senator Bogardus, faxton: Harrv Fischer, Geneseo. For Treasurer Henry Hertz, Chi cago; Vr. tellers, Peoria; Albert Shock, Ottawa. For Secretary of State George C. Kankin. Monmouth; Homer Tice. Menard. For Attorney General J. L. Tru- ltt, Hillsboro; Dan Paddock, Kanka kee; John Lynch. Olney. lor Auditor Dau Hogan, Mound City ; Thomas Needles, Springfield, II. noniej, oioime. ABBRIEVATED TELEGRAMS. After the rrcvption at the Whit Homs of thu commiincliryin-cliiof of the Loyal IiCfriitn the old veteran sanir "Marching Through Georgia" fortlic president's beno- llt. On a charge of makinir counterfeit dol lars "Tony" II(xK', proprietor of a mad house, ami his neighbor, Charles Brown, have been placed tiniler nrrcst by United States secret service officials at Chicago. Hear Admiral Schley has been badly in jured while hunting in the Adirondack. "Baby" McKee i ill with scarlet fever at Saratoga ami he and hi uraml-fnther. ez-Presldcnt Harrison, who insists on re maining with him, have bei-n quarantined. fcx-Uovcrnor BeveridRe, of Illinois, is noc KettitiK along so nicely, having had a relapse that was at one time expected to lie fatal. He pulled through, but is a very sick man. By the remarkable bravery of the jani- tress of the old Bishop Court hotel build ing, Chicago, many persons were saved from death in a fire. She groped on her hand and knees, although almost over come ly the smoke, and ltrd tho lirciucn through the big building, unlocking tho doors to the various flats where families lay sleeping. llan L. Young, an old citizen and prom inent politician of the county, was mur dered in Oak canon, eight miles from Fol som. X. M. He had Ix-en shot from Iie- hind and was badly bruised on tho head. It is l'.X) d.iy finvn the British shin Ixird pencer left San Francisco for (Ju.'ens- town and not a word ha Ix-en her.nl from her. Postoffico Inspector Salmon has served notice on members of Cincinnati churches who have been mailing tickets for church rafllcsand grab-bng that these cases come under the lottery law and that the offenses must cease. Cara-Chu-Sep-a-Vin-Cha, a Bannock Indian widow of Id, was married at the ex position at St. Louis to Vnch-Ca-Xoom-Chah (Little Bear), a Bannock brave. Both havo Ixvn on exhibition In tho Indi an village since the exhibition opoued. Obituary: At St. Louis, Captain Frank M. Clayton. At Frankfort, Ind.. Dr. T. B. Cox. At Sedalia, Mo., Colonel Will- lam Hendricksen, 76. At Elba, Wis., Fe lix Lynch, 75. At Hot k ford, Ills., Wlllet S. Haight, 71. All t ree. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle, free. Send your name and address to II. E. Bucklin & Co.. Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life, Pills free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Hartz & Ulle meyer's drug store. FREE TILLS. Send your address to H. E. Buck lin & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective u the cure of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they have been proved in valuable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. Thev do not weaken by their action. but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the sys tem. Regular size 'lb cents per box. Sold by Hartz & Ullcmeyer, drug gists. BUCKLER'S ABKICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively enres piles or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, trice za cents per box. For sale by Harts & Ullemejer. Baby was aVk, we ( her aha ae a CUM. abe crW f or aha became Visa, ab dang to ah bad Ckaina, aba trntaaa , Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Caatorfcv Caatorta, LATE NEWS OF THE DAY. Bad First at Creeds, Colo. President Far- dona George M . Vealearen. Creeoe. Colo.. Oct, 18. Thirty- four business bouses, .including the postoffice and two newspaper offices, were destroyed by fire today. Pardoned by the President. Washington, Oct. 18. The presi cent nas paraonea ueorgeAi. van leuven, sentenced to two years in an lowa prison lor violation of the pen sion laws. Intended to Catch Your Eye. Don't skip this paragraph became it is small. It is worth reading, for it tells about the Pineola Balsam, certain remedy for congh, tickling in tne throat and the stopped-up feeling in tne upper part oi tne cnest. a simple cough may turn into some thing serious if let alone. It ceases to vex vou and to keep you awake o' nights when you have allayed the inflammation in your throat with Ely's Pineola Balsam. The druggists sell it for 25 cents. lo Not be Imposed On. Always insist on getting Foley's Honey and lar, as it is positively, absolutely and unqualifiedly the best cough medicine. Accept no substi tute, tor sale at M. F. Bahnsen's drug store. ' Piles! Plies! Piles! Or. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will enre blind bleeding, ulcerated and itching piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once. acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Wil Hams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for piles and itching of the private parts, and nothing else. Every box is guaranteed. Bold by drug- girts, sent by mail, for SO cents and SI per box. Williams Manufacturing company. Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Sold by T. II. Thomas. Life-Loaf; Results. Many a girl, by using Zoa-Phora at tne opening period of womanhood. might be saved from life-long suffer. mg and expense. Sold by T.. H. Thomas and Marshall & Fisher. g Healthy I Kidneys ? make O o Pure g Blood o o o DWobb's prai i m Cure all Kidney Diseases. At all 'druggists, or by mail prepaid, for 50c a box. Srnd for pamphlet. Hobb's Medicine Co., Cblcar), Ssa rraactece. Q O O o $2,000 GIVEN AffAY DOCTOR 6. IcDAYIlT 318 Brady Street. DAVENTOET. The Boston Dental Parlors have generously presented to tho people of Rocki Island 2,000 cards, which, on presentation at their ollice, are received as a credit of $1 on any work or dered. We hope by this to reach more people and show them how cheaply good work can be done. i extract teeth Without pa;i And Guarantee all work. Crown and Bridge work a specialty. See Our Prices. Silver FlKins so cents and up Gold Filling Ud Up Gold Crowns... .........................as Bet of Teeth... $5 Bert set of teeth ...$9 . Open 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Come and see ns. We can save 70s money. Open Sundays for extracting from 9 to 10 a. m. TEETH Without Plates. Boston Dental Parlors. Over Winecke's Tailor shop. SIS Brady street - - - - DAVENPORT. IA or wao atw feMon to ntm ms abiurtwhlrfe bar ton them S-TC eiujxnubic. wa from Nipntly me .witl) bod Memory Afcr ivMas. wa, irtcocclc. Atrotty,! areds, U..HottinB ,0 speedily cfert. a BOSS, Cfc',1 ecr sod wiMUmim tW yomhr or e-M ax tbo Wondrrfn I Roman fttudy Wer- 4a I skk wHttra atrc; or els for rrlu9V4. Vnrrj.A Ff.KR. Adrr BOVAL CM rule 41. Amu tar v. n.ann, roa rn bur It of t he drocriFt umr4 below. aliliUill t t-feaei, fcUCtk lil-A-NLl, IU wis A-rnu sementd. Iarpefs Theatre, One Night Only. . Friday.0ct. 18. The gang plank ror Imitators? Too great for description. The SALTER & MARTIN aUmvoth, Oriainal Prod action of the Fort most Asen. aa Drama " tous cur 20 8 2 Horses, Males, Don ley f. Burros, Midland Ponies, uxen. Man-Yatin?. mean ard Russian BLOOD-HOUNDS. Mazniftxnt!y Equipped BKASS BANDS. A t ar-Load of Special Scenery. A Superb Urcneatra. Reserved scats at Bleoer Bros' jewelry store. Soti Watch for the monster noon-day parade. Concert In front of opera house at 7 p m. Admission 23c, 35c Ind 50c jarper's Theatre, Sunday, Oct. 20. ONLY NOVELTY IN SIGHT. Seethe Fonniert of Farce Corneal, s, Tbo I ft 1 1 v ni n f JUL.LI ULU CHUMS And have a good laugh. Th mas J. Grady. Carrie Lsmont, Bud Kora.a&d 18 cleverest of farce comedy playtra. nE B"5T TOMCDIAN fll! C'MIVEKKST DANCBR 1 HR l-KKiHTIST BPKCIALTIE.. II B PKBTT1EST GIRL EVKRYTIIINU NEW AND UP TO DATE. Street car. to Milan after Ibc show. Prices 3S. 50 and Tic. Kcurvad aita at Kkiu. ores- jewelry store. CLOTHING CONNOISSEURS llavo been apprised of the fact, acd personal experirnoe has detuonstrntcd tbat it is a fact, that for ttyli'h. Well-llttlrp, siibstattially mac stilts for all occasions and men of vaii ous hysiiUPS. there in no better establisb mnit than HOFFE'S. It might surprise you to know tbat there you can get a made-to-order suit for very littlo more than a ready mafic one and think ef tbc difference in sat IsfactUn. Twenty-First Street Addition ine Residence Lots in this addition For Sale on Easy Terms. This addition is located be tween Twentieth and Twenty-second streets and Tenth and Twelfth avenues, and nearly every lot ia it has upon it a fine walnut, elm, hackberry, or other large tree, and is already provid. -ed with abundant shade. These lots are in the very best part of the city, and f the most desirable for resi dence purpose of any lots in the city. Apply to M. M. STURGEON, Attorney. Boom 21, Mitchell & Lyndt Bloc BMOl J. BUS. Real Estate Insurance. Buy, Sell and Manage property. Collect Rents. The old fire and time tried companys repre sented. Rates as low as any reliable company can afford. Your Patronage is Solicited. . Office 1820, Second Av. w Harper Douse Block. sn BflTD noons Bathi of all kinds, including Turkish, plain, shampoo, elec trio, electro-thermal, etc., may be obtained at the Sanitarium Bath Rooms, on the first floor of the Harper House. ROOMS OPEN. For Ladies From 9 a. m. to IS m. on week daya For Gen tlemen From J p. m. to 10 p.m. on week days On Sundays the rooms will be open from 7a.m. -to 11 a. m. for Gentlemen only. Eleetrio and Electro-thermal bathe may be obtained at any time during business hours. Gymnasium connected with bttL rooms. i i ni THE TRAVELERS GUIDE. pHICAOO, BOCK ISLAND PACIFIC v Railway Ticket can be Derchaaed or be Rape checked at at 1 P Twentieta street depot "i i it i a r uepot corner nu avenua ana ainram aweei. nau u. nasuner, Jtge&b TRAINS. aUsr. Denver Mmlud Omaha. t S:S6am 8:l)S an t4.-SSamlUM)0pm t S:40am 8:S6pm t 7:80 am, 8:30 urn Ft. Worth, Denver K. C Minneapolis Omaha A Dee Itoises. ...... $Umaha A M innea polls. Omaha A Dae Momea Xz... tOmaha Minneapolis Ex.. Denver, Lincoln A Omaha... St. Paul at at Icneanoli. rixiau am :au am 7:3Siun tllHOnm -is:iamiT nau am 8:60 am t 8:10 S:S0amlf 8:Mpra Danvar, Ft. Worth A K. C. :S0 tllrtpm t S:S6am 1 8:85 on City at St. Josenb. U0pm lS:S0am 1 1 45 pm 7:80 pm S:lSptDi (Rock Island A Wsshinpon. tcbicaaro Des Mcdnea llorkl.landastuart Aeeom.. KocklslandfBrooklynAe.. T T:ieam t ?:so am T.tOam Arnral. tDenartnre. tDallr.azaentjtnnAav. DVRUSQTOR BOTJTC-C, B. O. atAir- - way Depot First aTenue and Butaeata street, at. J. Tonne, scent. TRAINS?. I uuya. abbits! St. Louis Kzpreas 7:00am! fisnnm St. Unls Kzprese ;T:e0paile:6S aai Sterling, DubnqueaSt. Fan t pm T:60 am pearonowa rassenter i s:supm 11:18 am Sterling. Dubuque St.Panl t 7:56sra 8'Mpm Dally. tDallj except Sunday. pHICAQO, BtlLWACKZK ST. Railway Ractne Seuthwentarn FADX TMwIafnn Depot Twentieth street, between First and Second avenues, L. H. Greer. Agent. TRAras. I LXATB. ABKITI Mail and ExDreaa M am 4:00 pm 0:00 am IrSOpa 11:31) am 7:S0 pm St. Paul Bxprees I reignt ana Accommodafn. Daily except Sunday. Dock Island Peoria Railway Denot Firat Imbm anil ewAn,fAK E. L. Goff, agenu TRAINS, Laivs Aniura IS :4.1pm 6:40 pm 11:18 am 8:00 am 6:30 pm 2:20 pm 7:65 am Eastern Ex. "The THlh." t:8Sam 8:0S am 1:45 pm Peoria St Louis Mail Ez. Express Peoria Accora. Freleht 7:10 pm Cable (via Suerrard) Accom. Cable Accommodation...... Cable Accommodation o:uu am 8:40 am 3:fi pm Passcneur trains leave C. R. I . P (Mollne avenue) depot Ave (5) minutes earlier than time iven. Trains marked daily, all other train. Hy except riui.day. Rcrlinoton, Cedar Rapids Northern Railway, denot font of ttri. street, Davenport. J as. Morton, tteo. Tk't at Pasa. AreuU Davenport Trains. LSATS Passenger. Freight.... b4:3S Dm I b7:00 . ml West Liberty Train. Passenger., b7:10 al0:S0pB "No. FreUthi.... bS:40 Dm I aia:apni 1 a Dailv. bOauv excem Kunaav. tUoine rooms; south and east. So. IB runs I Cedar napids and West Llbeity. NEW To the East via the R. .L & P. In Effect June SO. Lv Rock Island 4 25 am j 8 00 am 437 am 8 OS am 140 pm 145 pm 8 00 pm saspm 3 35 am 77 am 30 am 81 am 7 so am S pm CKI c f Detwt Lv Kora Island Twentieth at Dccot Ar reona Ar Hloominfrton...... Ar IndianatMtlis 7 85 am 8 07 am 8 50 pm 7 05 pm 8 15pm 11 20 am 1 12 pm 8 10 pm 8 05 pm Ar Ixinii'vllle...... .... Ar Cincinnati Ar Dayton......... .... Ar Colnmbas Ar Jacksonville.... .. , Huupm 9 55 no lOSOpm ixauam 8 10 Dm 10 Ml am Ar Springfield......... 10 SO) p w pm Klin Ar bt Louis Ar Lincoln.... 6 58 pm 845 am 8 68 pm r Decatur II 10 am Ar Mattoon 1 10 pm 13 05 pm ArKransvillc......... asupm is wil aim Ar lrcatur ., ArTcrre Haute 800 pm 7 00 pml 945 pm THROUGH CARSERVICE ROCK ISLAND TO ST. LOCI9. Train leaving Rock Island at 8:00 m. carries through coach to St. Louis, Dassinz throutrh Pekin. Hav ana. Springfield and Litchfield. Lines east of reona carry through coaches and sleeping cars on night trains to principle cities. R. STOCKHOUSE. Gen. Ticket Agent. A WOMAN Who does not want her - washing done in the shortest timo and neat est way is hard to find. Those who use AHTI-WASHBOABD SOAP Get the best results, be cause it is made from such materials that it cannot injure the most delicate fabric and will save time and labor. HEAD BISECTIONS, Follow them and you will iind that you have struck a good thing. CtBEAT E0CS ISLAND TAB SOAP Softens the stin, heals chapped bands and re moves grease, paint, etc. Warnock Cl Ralston Soap Makers. Bock Island. olin Yolk 3c Co. QRUU' 0NTRACT0RS HOUSE BUILDERS. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors and Blinds, And all kinds of Woodwork for Builders Siding, Fiooring. Waineeoetiaf Ula (treat, bet 4tb sad Ith avs PMBSERVICE oorr Uh Karak.: IN CAKES FOR GEN BLACKING APPLIED AND POLISHED WITH A BRUSH Sold by Henry Dart's Sons, THE PLACE TO BUY Wall Room Mouldings, Pictures, Picture Frames and Window Shades is at the Adams Wall Paper Company, 310, 312 and 314 Twentieth street. DAVIS COMPANY HEATINO AND v'eHTI I III ffl JbtSikP aorta. I IIIIIK MUsfl tetwecal Bllliriia BEE HIVE, 114 W. 2nd Str. Davenport. Speeial Cloaks, Fur Capes A til Millinery MILLINERY! Exquisite Creations, Latest Styles, Lowest Prices. Cap lepartinenta We arc showing over 100 styles in Infants, Children's and Misses' caps; in fact every desirable style manufactured. njr HIVE. ft A QUICK ArTER OWNER SHINE APPLIED AND POLISHED WITH A CLOTH? Mars Bros. PraCsnton.Mass,USA. Wholesale Grocers. Rock Island ' Pa LATINO KNOINKKBS. PER If Vou Want a Warm House, Warm all over, Warm all the time, Not too hot in mild weather, Use the Capitol Hot Water Or Heda Steam Heater. Thirty Capitol Heaters in use in Rock Island. Olliccs in ROCK ISLAND and MOLINE. Sale -OF- Cloaks, Fur Capes Millinery BEE