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THE AUGUS, SATURDAY, JfOYEMBEK 5, X898. r' ) THE EXCELLENCE OF SY2CP OF TIGS is due not only to the orig-inalitj and simplicity of the combination, but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the Caujobsia Fio Syrup Co. only, and we wiih to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy. As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the Califokxia Fio Stbvf Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one ia avoiding :.the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties. The high standing of ,tho Caxj fobxia Fia SretCF Co. with the medi cal profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes the name of the Company a guaranty . cf the excellence of its remedy. It is far ia advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on the kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ing them, and it does not gripe nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember the came of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAX ritAXCISCO. CaL .riSTILLE. Br. TW TORE. X. T. Bitter Sweet. BETTER OF THE TWO. Democratic County Ticket Rep resentative of the People. CLEAN AND ABLE MEN FOB OFFICE. Comparison With the Republican Roach Witt?opn Satisfy the Voter Which Will Ilett Serve I1U Interest and Those of the Community Are Honest and Intelligent Nominees. Scan the tickets that the democratic and republican parties have laid be fore vou for consideration next Tues day look them over carefully, take a little time to it, inquire as to the standing. oualilication and funeral Iitnes9 of each candidate for the ofiic mat ne seeks, ana even though you oe or tne opposite political faith when you enter the Itooth on electio day, if you would be represented f. ine men who. ir tried, will be fcruM true: men who will best serve ih uv that of- 3 Ovv11' r i niii in a i t- a CHOCOLATE BON B0N5 Are DELICIOUS. Perfect FLAVOR and PURITY. FUN KB ON EACH PIECE. Tor Sslt By At Krell cc Math's. We h:i: e in stock the above Hue of Chocolates. inevnavca reputation which is peerless, and general. They are well named l.a Brettes."as that is what they are in color, make and liar nr. If you have not tried them, a sample box will convince you that we handle nothing but the lines t Candies to be had. and when you give a lmx of chocolates or bonlou from Krell & Math to your wife or sweetheart, their smile will be as sweet as your offering. Trv some Krell & Math's Fboce ll&o. 1719-1711 Seoond Avenua. We also sell Ovsters bv the can. Drop In And See The A'eiv Cigar Store W. C. ALLEN. "terests and m-sds of the people at large, you will place a square in the circle at the head of the democratic ticket. For county judge it would be difTi cult to select one who would more ably and conscientiously devote him self to the duties of that position man William V. Allen. loung energetic and with a wide knowledge I or legal affairs, tie would give to his 'county an administration such as would do honor to himself and his constituency. Mr. Allen is a man who has used his hands as well as his brain in working out a livelihood, dc- I voting himself in his earlier da vs to farming and later to the carpenter s trade, following these vocations until fetich time as he could lind opportu nitv to embark upon the study of the profession he loved law. 1 hat he has been successful, all who have the ' Iill-U.III'K d f Ltd -i.i ii-i i n I -i n.i.i - Him- lor today he is looked upon as one of the brightest voung lawyers at the Hock Island couuty bar. John Norton. John Norton, an every day man wno has IalMrci these many years as a patternmaker at the Deere & Mausur cornplauter works, in Moline. is the nominee for count v clerk. lie did not aspire to ruililic olace. but his party as not slow to see in him one leculiarlv lit- ted for the du ties, of the po sition of clerk of the county. (s? ' Boru in Sire- t-. j den, fli r . Norton even tually wended his w a v to America. Naturally bright and nuk-k xo uiscern. ne snon became conversan wun tiie aiiairs ct his adopted couu try. anil his residence in Moliue was soon lollowcd bv recognition of his worth as a man and a leader of men on the part of las ft-llow workers who on numerous occasions have found in him a successful arbiter in shop differences, which without h wise and conscientious council would have resulted in serious and costly i roubles, .Mr. Norton, being a mem uer oi ine ooarn or supervisors, is fully conversant with the workings of the county clerk's office, and endowed with excellent judgment in all mat ters, would make an ideal official. Albert I. Uurslng. Albert 1. llueing. the present rflicient clerk il the- citv of llock B 1 l' JOHN- NiUMoV I jits ranks so thoroughly equipped ' for the Position to which be aspires asMr. Huesin". Intellirent. upright honest and fearless, he would make truly an ideal sheriff, and as in the case of the entire democratic ticket the people will demonstrate next Tuesday in a manner that will leave no doubt that they are not slow to ap preciate his worth. Thomas K. Lees. For county treasurer it would be a hard matter to pick in the entire county one more-capable to assume the great responsibilities of nee i n a n Thomas R. ' Lees, of Coal Valley, a gen tleman who has for six years renre- -.': sented his town on ine j board or su- f. pervisors, and whose official acts have tiiomas k. lees. shown him to be a capable legislator, and a shrewd and conscientious busi ness man. ror two years helms ieen chairman of the finance committee of the county board, and in that capacity has evinced his knowledge 6f finance. Mr. Lees is a product of Hock Island county, having been born ana raised in Coal alley township where, after receiving the advantages of a common school and collejre edu cation, he finally embarked in the business world, lieinj; now a member of the merchandise lirra of Krapp & Lees. That he is amply fitted for the intelligent administration of the af fairs of the county treasurer's office, all who are acquainted with him know, and those who may not know will soon learn, once he is launched behind the desk at the court house O. I. Addlton. Twenty successful years in educa tional work is one of the numerous arguments that command the sup porting of O. I. Additou by all lovers of the public instruction for county superiuteudent of schools. And his s3&v o. DOINGS AT COLLEGE Interesting Programs Before the Augustan a Societies Last Night. LECTURE BY FEOF. ZETTEESTEAND. those educators who keep in close touch with the people, and in this manner accomplishes the most good for the greatest number. Discusses "Youth, the Spring-time of Life," at the Adelphic's Meeting Session of tire Executive Committee of the Hoard of Recent Lyceum's First Entertainment News and Gossip. J he main feature or the program of the AdeJphie .society last evening was a lecture by Prof. E. A. Zetter strand on the subject, "Youth the Springtime of Life." The professor drew a close and striking parallel be tween spring as one of the most pleas ant and important of the seasons of the year and youth, the period in every person s lite which is so lull and rich in promises and possibilities. Other numbers of the program were a cor- uet solo bv C. L. Krantz, and music by mandolin and guitarclub. Next Fri day evening the society will have a so-called lantation Meetinj. J he J. hrenokosmian society hail a fine projjraiu last night. The general subject was "American Humor and Uuniorists. the exercises being as follows: Music, A. W. Edwins, dec- amatiou, Carl Jacobson; speech, F Hanson: extracts from writings of Josh Billings, F. Tornholm: Mark Twain, L. L. Uroden; extracts from the writings of Bob Burdette, C. A. Eckstrom. "Miss Maloney on the Chinese Question," Mrs. Penrose: music, Miss E. Wahlgren. Miss Lvdia Jsward has been re ceived as a member of the chapel choir. The choir is continually busy with learning new songs, and already has a very extensive repertoire Among the latest musical works taken up for practice are: "Estudiana," an ideal college song, "The Owl," and others. Next Tuesday evening the conservatory chorus will meet for practice. Prof. t. h.. Peterson will be the conductor, Prof. B idfors, ac companist, and Mrs. Lund, soloist home special work will be taken hi nd made the basis of study. Mem- Kirs will be admitted only upon rec inmendation of a special committee pnointed to have all such matters in harge. and it is hoped that this chorus will be the nucleus of one that will continue and keep up the work for years to come. Aext edaesday evening the lni- ial entertainment of the Lyceum lec ure course will be given. 1 here is o reason why the course should not prove a uecuicil success, ana thus warraut the Lyceum in arranging for similar courses to be given annually, Kotes. Thei; services in the chapel tomor row evening will le in English. The executive committee of the board of regents had a short meeting j last Thursday. The whole board will meet the 12th of December next, when many important matters will come up for consideration. The Lyceum held a well attended meeting at 5 p. ni. Thursday. The liscussion was the pos- tv nf tn Iilikh 1 n it fi pnllfKrp n;itir. principal of j j.-or various reasonsit wasthougbt His record , best not to undertake the project at i present. WITH THE CENESEO LODGE. Rock Island Masons Have a Tleasant Visit 1 Last "lrhu Capt. II. C. Cleaveland, Henry Kra mer, M. S. Heagy. Ben Lamont, P. Greenawalt. H. A. J. McDonald, and James Carl, members of the Kock Islaud Masonic fraternity, enjoyed the hospitality of Stuart lodge. So. 92, of Geneseo. last night, and are lavish in their praise for the royal manner in which they . were entertained. After the lodge had disposed of its routine work, the memliera and their guests repaired to the banquet hall, where a delicious repast was done justico to. and following which there was a Sea son of speechmakiug and general so ciability. Among those present was Richard Demming. of (Jeneseo. one of the oldest Masons in the United States, who is now in his 91th year, and having been a Mason 73 vears. 1 Cheap The Wealth of Cnba. If Uncle Sam should, in the interest of hu- miuilly. add Cuba to his dominions it would almost double bis wealth. With C'ubt under a stable jrovernmcnt and fully cultivated. Uncle Sam would soon control the world's markets for lour (rreat staples tobacco. suKar, coffee and rice. It seems a shame to abandon, tbi rich L-Jand to un alien rice. It Is a greater shame for a man to abandon bis stomach to the ravages of disease. To strengthen the stomach lake Hostetter's Stomach Hitters. I Is jnst the thintf to stimulate the appetite. It w 11 overcome dyspepsia. If there Is cotwti pation it will establish retfularitvof the bowels. It makes the nerves strong und steady, and elves restful slumber. Tbtre is no substitute for it Constipation prevents the body from ridding itself of waste matter Do Witt's Little Early Kisers will remove the trouble ana cure sick headache, billlousness. inactive liver and clear the complextion. Small sugar, coated, don't gripe or cause nausea. T. H. Thomas, A. J. Kiess and M. F.Bahnsen, druggists. Cash Store. I. ArDIT(..N. years have not been idly spent, but on the contrary he lias devoted hiiur self constantly and closelt' to his vo cation, until he has come to le looked upon as one of the brightest practical school men of this section. Mr. Ad- diton is a Xtw Englander by birth. He was born in Maine in 1855. He has liecn identified with public educa tioual work in various cities, and everywhere he has added to his well arneu anu aeserveu reputation, i u:,, trr: Probably Mr. Additon is best known LtLiiu'r mil n Hock island county as he Cordova schools. 1 here speaks for itelt. lie is one of "A Word to the Wise" Would not seem out of place here when h c refer to Thc Model" Shoe Store. EXTRA SHOE VALUES THIS WEEK. FOR he Island, in which capacity i; r At 1706 Second Avenue. A. P. 1U ESIXG. serving his third terra, is the candi date for sheriff. Mr. Hiies;ng was born across the river in Davenport in l?t0, but came to Kotk Island, which has since continued to be his home, a few years afterward. His career. step by step, has been one of dis tinction to himself and pride to his j I friends, his popularity spreading, anl; his worth becoming known A WORD WITH THE BOYS. Hjj 3 BV WILL H. U1XOX. b Boys, your future lies before you today, bright, clear and promising, like the glorious dawn of a mid-summer day; but you can make or mar that future by the habits you are forming in life. If you are forming good habits of industry, economy, honesty and morality, the habit of speaking kindly to those around you. of reading good books, and being manly boys, then there is a place waiting for vou awav down the road that you will one day be called upon to fill; some high position of honor. trust and profit. It may be on the press, at the bar, in the pulpit, or . . ... i even the presmencv i cannot bay but it will le well worth striving for one that will make your mother, rela tives and friends proud of you: one in which vou can make tins big old world some Itetter, brighter and hap pier, and vour own ine a granu sue . t . -. ,w. r ces insteaa or a iauure. mereiore I say to you, read good literature, le industrious, bo honest. le manly liovs: avoid evil associates and bad habits as you would a poisonous rep tile, for habits formed in youth are apt to cheg to you through all the years oi your ine. 1 nave matle up a little vere here that I trust M ill belli roa tortmemlier what I have said. and if it will help even one boy along on-life Vpothirar. I shall feel well re- Dr. C. A. Swensson, of Lindsborg, has., visited his alma mater yester- lav. ine doctor had just been in Chicago and so stopped off to make a hhort call upoti us while enroute for the west again. He took supper in the college dining hall, and pleased the assembled audience by making pome felicitous remarks, referring chiefly to the days which he himself spent at Augustaua. Gray Bros.' $3.50 and $i Ladies' Shoes, for to get acquainted with Kock Island s liest blioe. customers are now on sale at the popular price $2.95 GROCERIES. ' Plentv of nice dressed chickens, per pound IOC 200 pounds of fancy Japan tea, per pound I5c Package coffee, XXXX or Lyon IOC Iard, 1,000 pounds, nice and pure, 4 pounds 25c 'Fresh bread, three loaves for tOC rienty of dairy butter, per pound 75 and 7Jc OTHER GOODS. We have a stock of Shoes, Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Horse Blankets, Blankets, Comforts, Shirts and Under wear, that we arc selling at very low prices. W'e also keep house furnishing goods and tinware.. -1513 and 1515 Second Avenue. Easy Couches at Easy Prices paid: Hal U Is br,ljr1 r.ist.T. Me ho erve5 hi'ai U a &lave He drsan down bu victim e h d"fier From tbe cradle to the srrave If ron d not is life s battle. . Beed the richt. tbe cood. ine true; If vou do Dfit conquer habit. Hiiil tbea rU conquer you. nni the count v. It is indeed fortunate that a par'y should have a man within Burkleo's Arales Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup tions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It i9 guaranteed to through- I give perfect satisfaction or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. sale br LLulz & UHcmeycr. For Free mils. Send voir address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a free box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits J bese puis are easy in action and are particularly effective in the cure of constipation and sick ache. For ma Iaria and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaran teeu to oe periectiy iree Irom every deleterious substance, and to be pure ly vegetable. They do not weaken bv their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigor ate the system. Regular size 2o cent der box. Sold by Ilartz & Ullemeyer, pruggists. Handsome Souvenir Hat Pins and and Cuff Buttons given with every purchase- Ladies1 Box Calf and Kid Shoes, np- to date styles, good ip-J.oO oi nc We have determined that many more of the good people of this vicinity shall rest easy. In that end we have set apart this week, beginning Monday, Oct. 31, and ending Saturday, Nov. 6, as Couch Week. During this time any couch in our great store can be bought at exactly one third less than the regular price. This Means That Hundreds WW Take Advantage of the exceptional opportunity and it will demonstrate also that we carry more couches than some dtalers have chairs. Our line of couches of which you will have your selection combines everything in the most approved coverings and the sooner you come the larger the assortment to select from. We will put away the one you select and keep it until Christmas if you wish. Remember couches go at regular prices after Saturday, Nov. 6. At ways the Biggest Always the Best Rheumatism Cured In a Day. Mystic Cure'1 for rheumatism and neuralgia radically cures in 1 to i . . . . . , uays. us action upon toe system is remarkable and mysterious. It re moves at once the cause and the dis ease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold bv Otto Grotian. 1501 Second avenue. kock island, and oust Schlegel & Son, 220 West Seconc street, Davenport. '- Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures painful swollen, smart ing, nervous feet and instantly takes the sting out of 'corns and bunions It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Aliens root-Iase makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a callous and Try it today Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25 cents in stamps. Trial package free. Address, Allen S. Olm sted. Le Kov. X. Y. certain cure ror sweating hot. tireo. acning leet. Arnold1 Bromo Celery cures head aches: 10, 25 and 0 cents. Beiss' drag store. Ts Cars) Coasiipatloa Vorevezw 1UiCucsrtlS CssdrCathmnuL iiv,.fh If C C. C. tail M core, druggists reload sooaey. values at Souvenirs with every Servicable Misses1 $1.25 grades . . . $2 purchase. Shoes, the QQqI Good Wearers for Boys, at 98c Especial attention called to our windows. You will see bargains In them every day. Look for the new shoe store. Clemann & Salzmann Cor. Sixteenth Street and Second Avenue. "THE CORN IS IN THE COLONEL, Reduced Pricps On Photographic Work AT - C. E. Smith's Studio. In order to more thoroughly introduce our dull finish or platino work, we have de cided to reduce the price, making it an object to all. Call early, examine work and place yonr order. All work guaranteed to be satisfac tory. Bring in the little ones. Eooirs opposite Harper House. And the kernel's in the corn," the actor says in the play. If it M our fine whiskey, that is made from the kernel that is in the col onel, be can congratulate himself on having something that is pure and high grade, and that will warm the cockles of his heart and ward off jri and other ailments on a cold Autumn day. Telephone S on 1361 Third Aveo 1618 FINE TAILORING A few notes regarding fall goods that can be found by looking at this ad. Her are some prices we quote: Fall novelties in suits the prices range from $18, 20, $22. 25 and up. The prices in the fall trousers range from 5. f 5 CO, $6, $6.60 and upward. Come in and see our fine line. ? 0 US ENGUN, I SO 3 (COB4ATS,