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THE ABGUa SMtr m wmtar at mm imi TOas-Dsfli. tt easts tm vast. Weekly, IMjj tMMaa; to H im ii H.W. ftt inn nacM 1Mb iisi'Tii'iii Thcasoay. Jolt J. UN. iocatio XOaUXATIOXS. Stat tbbt. OTTBOT Jnn P. AL1QKLO Uat Oovsraor Mosbob C. Cbawioai eratary of State nin E. Dowwmo Treasurer c. Para Attorney Uaacral Garmns A. Tavba L'aivsriltv Tranteea-Mas. Jcu Holnct SMITH. R. P. MoAliA. N. W. UBABAM. Caaaty Tickat. C1rk of tho Court fttatas Attorney Cbmblbs Bcpobd coroner Da. Gaoaus E. Mibbtmas Hurvevor a. E. Jomoii W. A. XoRTHCOTT. rennhliran nnm lot for Ilea ten Ant trover nor. haa been seriously ill with malarial fever t his borne In Greenfield. Hit con ditioa is improving. Ir Bon. Thomas B. Reed is to take the stomp for McKinley, as he ought to do. he might take a short Euro pean trio this anmmer anil mW fret silver talk before he goes, as he .1 I J At uiu mtxn years ago. An inmate of tha Illinnia atata r. formstory was killed a day or two vt ma omcer oy me name oi Johnson. Tha convict mad perate assault on Johnson and snc- "uu m giving nim a Diacx eye. Daring the woffle the officer hit him on the head with a bill, from tt. effect of which he died two hoars later. The nomination of William Ma Entry, of this city, as democratic eaodldate for minority represents tlve from the Thirtv-thfrd district at Cambridge yesterday, was an honor most oeniungiy bestowed. Mr. Me- r.mry'a name was eloquently placed before the convention by John T. Stafford, while the seconding soeech was made by C. M. Turner, of Henry coanty. The convention thereupon declared Its choice by acclamation. The new senatorial committee is composed of C M. Tamer, J. T. at anora and John Senator. Jr. Tin purpose of the Illinois delega gatlon to the national democratic convention to abrogate the two thirds rule. Is not only impolitic and unwise, but uncalled for. The two- iniraa rule is one of the unwritten laws which have governed demo cratic conventions for the last half century, and at a time whan tha n. ver wing has two-thirds of the dele gates to ine convention, it is unnec essary to discard the time honored party tenets in order to accomplish the SUCCSSS of certain riAlii... which are only after all but a part of . t a . . a t . r k" parcel wnion is to con. etitute the platform on which democ racy is to stand. Another of the beautiful laws of the last republican legislature haa been declared void. It is the idiotic flag mandate, for the alleged viola tion of which Gov. Altgeld and the trustees of the state university were """"'" toe juage at Champaign dismissing the case. It don't Uke a judge to kaow that auch an enact ment is without merit, constitutional or otherwise. Patriotism in this country is a national heritage. It is born In the blood and springs eter nal from the true American breast. Laws concocted to enforce patriotism are artificial, the work of cranks and hence have no standing In court. McKinley. Is 63; Hobart is A3. McKinley waa married in 1871; Hobart was married in 1869. Mc Kinley was 28 when be married; Hobart was SS. The candidates upon no previous ticket nominated bv either political party in the United States In recent years, says the New Tork Sun, have been so often candi dates for elective office before the Cople as McKinley and Hobart. oKialey waa first a candidate in 1968 when elected prosecuting attor ney of Stark county. Ohio, and be ginning in 1876, he was continuously a candidate tor congress in the Can ton district, and alwave successful. He was defeated in 1890. and was elected governor of Ohio in 1891, and re-elected in 1893. Hobart be gan his political career as a candi date for elective office more than twenty years ago as a republican nominee tot the Trenton senate in Tatterson. Afterward he was sent to the New Jersey senate from his district, and la the several contests la which he was engaged he was gen erally successful. President Harri son when nominated In 1888 had been a candidate for elective office but once previously (for governor of Indiana, in 1876); had been de feated. General Arthur in 188J and Air. Ual.l Im miMU.. . at dates for the vico-presideocy, had l iuu.ij una uuuaees elective office. for General Mareeauvras not the ocly soldier of Jbe ivprarioa agaioetwbom aw accusation of cruelty or barbarity haa been lamlarl. fcnt ho waa tha conspicuous perhaps from the fact that auctions on toe uae at mercy never brought about bis own rain. Almost every battle in which he waa engaged might have farniabed an excuse for leaamg turn to tne guillotine in the footsteps of his old friends ,and com manders. Dillon and Biron. and nt in spite of his many enemies and the fierc jealousy which he excited, he managed to seep nis oesa on nis snouiders while many another, far lea mmpected, fell. And this brings as to a question which can hardly fail to force itself upon our attention. How was it that Marceau, as a humane and honorable gratieman, could bring himself to serve nnder the order of Roniimol anil Tnr. reau? One can only aay that he made a rare prooi oi hu patriotism in not de serting his post One knows what he frit About the successful campaign in La v enaee iron, a letter wMrh be addressed to his sister Emirs thn aiatop tn --Kr,m he poured out all his confidences when she wrote to congratulate him on his brilliant victories at Ie Mans and Save- nay: , "Whnt. mT dear aiittor An vvn m gratnlate me on these two battle, or rather these two massacres and do yon reaiiy wisb to nave a leaf from my laurels? Do yon not know that they are stained and soiled with human blood. witn tne blood, moreover, of our fellow conn Ir j men? I shall not return to La Vendee. It is painful to me to have to fight against Frenchmen. " London spectator. Xotorlety. 'Ton fight your way through the New Guinea forests ; you are in daily peril of your me ; yon open up a new country, and yet you are not a made man until you are aiiaciccu Dy a wretched newspa oer." she cried. "That is the standpoint of the people wno sen dooks, so yon may depend upon its being thn standDoint of tha nermle wno Day dooks," saia ne. 1 can amte tielievA it alA "Mr. Gcraint, the novelist, took me down to dinner last nicht. and h rnit me the only thing that will make people iray dooks is seeing tne author's portrait in .some of the illustrated hearing from some of the interviews wdicb are puniisnca regarding him that he never could take sugar with his cof fee. The reviews of hia hnnba am nn1 read by his brother authors, and they never ouy a oooK, Air. ueraint says, but the interviews are read by the genuine dook Duyers." "myiiisof Philistia." Thought Bo Lost Bis Head. A few days since a gentleman, while taking a ride with bis groom, had the misiortune to nave himself and com panion thrown violentlv to thn oy his horse taking fright and running away, i ne gentleman waa not seriously injured, his Drincioal loss beino? that nf his wig, which had been shaken off. out ne lonna fat in a much worse con dition, with the blood trickling from nis neau ana noidino' his master's wiir wincn no was surveying with the ut most aiarm ana horror. "Well, Pat,' said his master, "are von mnch hurt?" "Hurt is n? Oh, master, do you see tne top or my head in my hand? Pat in his terror and confusion hail mistaken his master's win for natural scalp, and evidently thought luatnia last nonr nnn nrriren imiinii Telegraph. Kaown by Bis Walk. A tutor of One of the CtxtnrA mlleim wno iimpea in bis walk was some years go orcwica rjya well known politician. wno asKcu mm 11 ne was not the chap lain OI the rnllecre at anrh a timn nam ins tha vear Tim Hnrin, km The interrogator observed, "I knew you i , . . n. . . . oj your nnip. vt en, " said the doc tor, "it seemed my limping made i deetier imnressinn than m immhin, a - J Mr 'aasssssj. "Ah, dortor." ra the reply, with reaay wit, "it is the highest com pi i inriit we ran nnr n tninitrfsia n . I aT aV ruj ASIfAS; he is known by his walk rather than bj nis conversation. "St. Louis Star. Faatoa Kaoalta. The last renort israed bv thn Pnatenr institute in Pans shows many gratify ins results. In the vear 1893 l S2ft nor sons suffering from rabies or incipient rabies wero 7 innralatml ami . mi, wieo. jx tnepatients 1,363 were French. lis r-ngnsh. 93 Swiss. 20 Anglo-Indian, 1 1 Spanish. 6 Belgian. 6 Dntch 2 Em. tian, 3 Greek and 2 Turkish. rrae Pllla. Send vonr addresa tn n. V. Rnv. lln A Co.. Chfoairn. anil nt sample box of Dr. King's , Ne-t Life 1'ills. Atrial will convince ftnM their merits. Theaa nllla m ow i action and are nartienlarl afFof in the care of constipation and sick I.- . uvaurcuB. xor maiana ana liver troubles thev hava haan nrniu I valuable. They are guarAnteed to be ponccuy iree irom every deleterious substance And tn ha nnnlwMmt.l.1. They do not weaken by their action. "j giving sone to atomacn and bowels trreatlv invifrorata th hjui. nvcuiAr aise zo cents per box. 8old by HArta Ullemeyer, drug 'SlMai Cane- aa a Day. "Mvstio Cura" for rh.m..i:.n and neurmLria enraa in i tt j... Its action upon the system is re markable and mysterious. It re moves at once the cause, and tBS dlseaae immadlatalv diaann.. n.. first dose greatly relieves, 7ft cents. Sold by Otto Grotjan, drugglat. Rock Island, and Gnat Mnklamal AV West Second street. Davenport. . fW7koK wmvmiumTImtmrml' CTsvataal.SsTsAMaV iaCaai','1'' Amusements.' H arpef s Heatre Cbas. Butrsa, ua(cr. Coolest Place in Town, One Week Commencing Monday . Evening, Jnly 6 THE SUPREME FAVORITES. Bijou Stock Co. la a gnad repertoire or plays, opoLloa ia Uis beaatlrol seamuOBal eomedy, "MAN AND MASTER ADMI88I01C 10 cento to all parts of tho hsaso Rosnvedseatooasale at Bleaer't Jewelry tow rruajr aoralng. 'Have Ton Seen the Pnrzle?,, ' Colona Sand Stone Quarries Sawed building stone, Ashlar and trimmings a specialty. For cheapness, durability and beauty excelled by none. This stone does not wash or color the wall with alkali, etc, Plans sent ns for estimates wiU receive careful attention and be returned promptly at our expense. Quarries 12 miles from Rock Island on the C, B. AQ.B.B. Trains Nos. ft and 10 will stop and let visitors off and on. Bridge stone, corn crib blocks and foundation stone any size desired. Samples of Stone and Photos of Buildings can be seen at Room No. IS, Mitchell & Lynde's build ing. Address: . - Arthur Burrall, manager, Rock Island or Colona, 111. SPECIALTIES: JISEASES of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Skin and Blood. Rupture cared without use of knife DR. DANIEL, ROOMS 36 and 37, McManus Building, corner Second and Main streets, Davenport, OFFICE HOURS 4 a. m. to 12 m. and 2 to ft p. m. Evenings, Wednes days and Saturdays, 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 2 to 3 p. m. Q?lepXxoxA 040. JOHN KOCH Has the best equipped Bicy. cle Repair Shop in the Tri Cities, including the most approved methods and ma chinery for bracing, bend. Ing hand bars, enameling and vulcanizing; thoroughly Skilled Workmen and satisfaction guaranteed. Agent for the widely known AJAX Bicycle. Carries a full Una of Bicycle Sundries. 218 Seventeenth St, Market Square. Reidy .Bros. Real Estate Insurance and Loans. Boon 4, Mitohell A Lynde h'nr. Telaobow 1002. wahted. WANTED AN AGENT TO CANVASS with an article that yields big profits ana sells readily. Inquire at thia offioe. TtTANTED-EMPLOYMENT BY BOY OF Myeara, Haa had expertenoe in rro oery atoro. Can at Aactrs for pamenlaia. ANTED DRESSMAKING AT 1717 SEC V . aU work cuarenteed. Also - . ; , p a .mbvw i.iivi system, aba. A. Dyer. WANTED MEN WHO WILL WORK FOB , S7 a avnthsalary or laive eoaunlaslaa seUlas staple coods by sample to dealers. Ex. perlenca DnneoeaMkry. Write ua. Household Ijestywmpany, 77 W. Fourth street, Cin- W ANTED SALESMEN TO SELL. A flrstelaia specialty to the Mcvcle trade. An entirely new article which seUa on mirht. Salesmen can make from 110 to S per day. Write for particulars. Garland Novelty Man utacturing company. Cleveland. Ohio. WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ho wish to correspond for pleasure, or gwi, Tiew matromony to join the Rasters hio Correspoading Bureau. Salem. Ohio, end two cent stamp for descriptive circular. Address W. E. Beck, lock box K, Salem, Ohio. y ANTED PROMPT AND FAITHFUL . . w inivei lor reuaoie eRtabUshed house in Illinois. Salary 17 0. nav- . .mi vApcuMca. onuation per manent. References. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. H. H. Hess, president. 3M Dearborn street, Chioago. FOR RFNT. JJKIR RENT-STORE ROOM, 182S SECOND RENT A PLEASANT OFFICE ROOM u m varse Duuoing on second avenue "ClOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. NEW and nlwBfl S?tt11 ami awA mi Tkl-.. street, ""-cu" "DX)R RENT-TWO FLATS IN INDUS trial home building. Apply to T. H. Thomas. "ClOR RENT FOUR-ROOM FLAT IN GOOD Ml lWAtin DaoannakU a I w. Hum. rer "VV1J " "CX)R RENT A GOOD HOUSE AT lr, -S- also a second story, nice, large, airy rooms, at 17 at 101 1 Third avenue. OH SALE THREE GEN CINE PUG DOGS a uivuuia wiu . ok r imti sireeu "RWR SALK-A 8-STORY FRAME BUILD-A- tag at 309 Twentieth street. Inquire of Dolly Bros . ClOR SALE A LADY'S 55 WHEEL, GOOD iT.ei nrZ;.M'i"J?rMa " "ken toed- XjV)RSALE A FIRST CLASS LOT. EAST . . 12nt: new blick walk, shade trees in A-- uuuj-cujuu BbrVJCb. TilOR RAT.1tri1Ts7 ntsiPtlo nrnsi -a . J- businesses tn Rock Island. Established 10 yeara. Pro tits Vi 000 a year. A rare bargain "a a QUick InQire of Gordon & Bowman, uww,aavwuaAS Obi CCU MISCELLANEOUS. I OST-A BLACK CASHMERE CAPE ON -i SeventMth utrov c;vk . Finder return to 712 Fifteenth street and be XA teenth and Fifteenth streets on Third avenue. Finder will please return to this office TTARRY B. IEYIn! DEALER IN NEW AND Bccuuu-uana gooas: also goods handled vwiuiuiviDii. iUKuptuaior au saleable fur- " uuyiuK, give me a eau loll TXT1 IBTVn firtnnt ditt t . ,,t . , ,. all kinds who ean furnish references to AnuuH win column, calls are re ceived at this offlce daily for domestics, etc.. wuiv w rewuuueaaea t ry tnis column for a situation aod if you are reliable Vin Sarll fral Anak $100 aUJW?.!!? vavu w uraw m crayon portrait by our patent method in three lessons. Wa na nna Mitillo AaA .. . - - r r;w w io per ween to worK ' "umiiv nenuiuiD a Bey mour. 813 South Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa. CLAIRVOYANTS. Tl-KS. A SEYMOUR. CLAIRVOYANT raLi "aS'5,iiSl'um: !" Permanently lo- sltUf.;,;""-"..'" ""rcv'" "avenpori. '-ww.waa aumauiccu. fiROPHfl A t.Q 17f-iD ADnviiTm - -Sf W"J Awenal, ,Rock Ulani, 11U June 29, lfttt Sealed prtposaU to trioiieate. wili be received nntil t o'clock P. M., Jl'LY 19, !99tt. for Copper and Brass RiveU and Bum; Iron. Brass " . . Mmvmm, t,camvr, A Urt'SMl. IfODVa incB-eayeftreiidinr June 30, 1897 In forma- llOn rnrTf lhMl AN airali-at aA i a r...l rva'M a,VAaASAga SHE JILTJJD HIM . for the handsome up-to-date gentleman whom HOPPE had transformed into a manly Apollo. His uniform wasn't in it with one of HOPPE'S fine, perfect fitting . suits. Our stock of choice pat terns in trouserings, clay diagon als, imported cheviots, tweeds, etc.. are the handsomest to be found in Rock Island. Come and see ns and we will make a man of you. HOPPE Children Cry fcr Who a . v w F T 2. 10123. Mjn Of July Our Conntrj'g natal day, Double prime your paa boys, And far our Coon try blaze away. Celebrate the day like a True Patriot, and make ready by going to YOUNG 1c COMBS' 1725 Second Avenue. For your Flags. Toy Pistols, Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, Roman Candles, Pin Wheels, and thousands of items too numerous to mention in this small space. We handle only the best reliable fire works, the Challenge brand, which is noted the world oTer for their superior quality, which are sold at lowest prices. Celebrate yourself or let the boy do it for you, he will make Rock Island howl at the prices we quote. Fourth of July. Cnt prices o'n fire works 15 pack aoes fire crackers, full count, 64 crackers to a pack, will go in this sua ior 20c. 12 boxes toy Distol cans for 2 ' 2 two-ball Roman iantlAa n i and many other items snrh ' aa n.! non crackers, fancy wheels, pin nueviB, triangles, nower pots, exhi bition candles, electrln meteor candles, anion candles, exhi bition rockets, parachute rockets. Trilby whistles, mines, serpents. uaiiuuuB, puna, etc., at lowest prices. Flags and' Bunting. 1 dosen No. 1 muslin flags for 2c 1 dozen No. 2 muslin Antra for 1 dozen No. 3 muslin flags for 7c ana up, according to fcize. Buntinir flaps, all sizes, firtniv sewed on wood stick, also a complete ue oi vninese lanterns. Fourth of July. To fittinelr celebrata this mat day it will be necessary for you to " bwouj oi u iouowing items, which are always nnder Talue at the uig more ox xoung at UcCombs: Shirt Waists. Alii,. MMahM, M. .-A . .. -. Ip me nsTa jam re ceived a new Invoice of fanr? waists waica ara j7 - ' "" ara irr.n aaa dainty. Bilk walsta, Penian waists, blonaa Skirts. Isadleal, hlalrk ftflWaVB at. I a- Tk. KMa J f, . ; tav. s uc diupi wuguer arw-w. tibhl io in a or a mil tvyara i Nt a-otJel spared brilli amine Hght r waaaaaasTCaa VII(UlS( llOOf, BlOa Bfl "IT lift J garment. Oar price ihtt week 11. 9(L Muslin Underwear. . imwic oi nne magna, pqaare "T: ' iTmI ""awo. na eaiDroiatraa, - - - . w rm mawers corset covara, sktrts,ctc Crockery Department. We hava arranged for this week a big sale of elassware which will in clude our entire line of fine crystal glassware in plain and in cut. Look through the following list and note the prices, then call and look through the stock. We know that you will be delighted. Frae crystal taablers, pl.ln. at Ss Pine crystal amblers, imitation cat, at te Fin crystal tamMers. Sue engravina. at 4s Fin eryatal wine glasses. Imitation cot, Sc F ee cryvtal wine decaliters. Imitation cat. 75c Fine crystal water bottles, latitat oa cot. 60c Fine eryatal celery stsaAs, Imitation CD, lie Fine eryatal oil bottles, latitat ita cot. ISC Fine crystal salM ditbes. ? to Sc Fins crystal salid disbes, to lie Orasxe bods, ta to Sue Mason fruit cans at wholesale prices. we rent crockery and glassware. g . Tonne & nou. Making Clothes such a way that this will continue. He spares no pains to make everything strictly reliable and always strive to please. It Will Pay You. It will pay you to let Dora show you his goods and make prices before you order. THE TAILOR; THE SCHOMACKER Electro-Gold String Piano Haya attained their celebrity solely on account of Merit. Wherever publicly exhibited ia competition they hays Invariably received THE HIGHEST AWARD At the International Exhibition at Crystal Palace, N. T., la IMS. oyer 100 pianos on exhibition First Prise to the Sebomacker Piano. . the Fwaklin Institute ia Philadelphia la 1845. 1868, and again in 1874. At the American institute In New Tork ia 1858. At the Maryland Institute in Baltimore in 1848. At the International Exhibition ia Philadelphia ia 1878. The Schomacker Pianos received the Highest Awards 'sold coarrarcocsLr fob 28 ykars at Wallace's Music Store KSW THE "CLEVELAND" first in quality. TaI1 lA w)-S M . hi. i. v. .7. . , . 7 "J,J,u"us h, JlJI, iUl0Ut "K at tt nrao ouy your wheel Of us. you will be satisfied. .L0, M 0. Griswold & K .T , , 7 1 ,a, ' mne revene or recfcicssmss prompt an utter dlsterard of Dusiness principles, and cause you to telephone your butcher or your wife's m liiner to nl k"Pi Klcyc BMf bnjr of "wwooe who knows a Uttle more in regard to what the wheels he sells are made of, and how they are made, Wa tin tui nl.Im A a ., .l i , m. , . The Greatest Of All LUU1UU llllUlUI uuiuo - I This week at the B. Hiv. 114 Wefit See4n tlrtt. An im mense rwchaM-of :m stilish, new. high trade WaMs, brnrht frorn aor of the frnft mak. rs tn America, to on sale at sia that almost sUggw belief. Uutas they are advrrtid, m, will you find them. 82 and 82.25 Waists, all sS or this sea on's best patterns 9lsC9 $1 25 and 81.75 Waists, all O C this season's best patterns, 03C Come early and secure tha richest pickings. "Prlneeox," the latest style in Ladies' Cuffs. Indies' Linen Collar, lo rents. nrr 1 14 West Second street Great Beductions in Prices on Millinery; Silk Waists. Skirts and Wash Suits. IS DORN S BUSINESS. ' He has made a study of it for many seasons and it Is this fact that gives his work a standing in the community. Every suit he sends out is Making Friends For him and he proposes to handle his trade in Under the Harper House. .... T booos, bat we can ten rau a hat a Plte, or the maker's sdnstisement. If yoa , ' Co., 1510 Second Ave. I i 75 a and 81 Waists, all Cf) this season's patterns tJU 50c and C9c Waiss. aU QQ I this season's rjatterna 5C HIVE - - DAVENPORT 9 Pltchefo Cesterla.