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TE3 AB&TJS. TUESDAY, OC?TOEBlBB:2 1900. "ztztw vv ii i i i . -mww Li f If the ftov range you bears this trade ffc mark, you are A advantage J worth hav- M ingin a stove, 1 he rri est efficient for cooking or ent anddural. the most econ omical in con M sumptiou of Known for over thirty years as the hi ghes t LARGEST STOVE PLANT IN THEW0RL1 standard of stove V excellence Jetvel Stoves Allen, Myers SPECIAL POPULAR EXCURSIONS To enable norne.-ieeliers to visit Nei.ra-.ka and for tlo-ni-elvi-s the uplendld opportunities for farm tr nail oltiert in that I mil of pW li ly e nave decided to rja t ex cursion, uu October 2 and 16 when the round lrl ti.-Uet rate will be $12 .00 to anv place in Nel-ra- and return eii'ppt lthin:iioi;lm uf the Ma ourl Klvrr N ecr before bus iueU a low rate been ma-ie. 1- jriveitae farm ou n er or farm reti - a eh mce to make a tr p of bis life l a nominal ei pen lie ejn l.uv a round-tr'p ticket for kimiI for :M days, say to some point In tb- exirei:i-t west ern pari of Nebraska, atd on tbe wy it be my l.-' T wterevt-r he wi.ili.vso an -.horouif lily see tne -oiintry ami ero;is. aik wito the penf.lt? and tleoidn whether or not -but is the place f r future lio-..c. 1 liese very ebea,. lick ts will not be irtM-.il in leeiru; ears These popular excurMiin ly in no w.kv interfere with tb" regular low-priced excursions to Nelr;ki. Katifa. Coluraila. Montana. I.' tali. South akoia it.i1 other pointH on ( ii-tiinf r ami Iri. November ii and X. and l -reuiber 4 aud I". For particulars inquire of C. n. t J ti-'Ket aifi-ot wb will l i-nish you with prated muter and maps Kivinir full information auout .e braska. v. s. ersTL'9. in'l rMrnccr A cent C. It. A: K. K. Chicago. Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railway Tri City Hon to, short line be tween "Tri-Cilie. Chicago, Clinton ami all points via the C, & N. V. railway. PIPART THOU HOCK ISLAND N-J- 2 D Clinton. Sterling. Uixon, Chi cago, ill c.uu n H (tstart from Uavenp-Tt) Clin ton: Oaai!:v. Net) : ler. cr. Col. : Chl casp. HeiTidere. hoekford. ill.; Jacesvllle WLh . and Madison. Wis . 12:05 p E No. l Clinton. Sterliu. Uix--n. Cbi eaco. III.: Cedr Kaplda and ADa miwa, lo 8:29 p IT N H It Clinton: Omaha. Neb.: S'.oux I'lty. Iowa: Utah and l'acilic Coast Points. 7:1S P ABKIVK AT KiJt'K lLAXO. No I n Sioux City acd Omaha. Neb.; Olluton 7:5 p Bt No. S l Chicaifo, i;i.: Mad-son and J.tnesvlile. Wis : KackforU. iJelvl- d. re lil : ninton J:S p m No bB-Cblearo. LHxod. siterllnir. 111.; Henver, Col. : Omabt. Neb; Cedar Kaplds, Clinton. Iowa 7:00 p m No. 7 H Cbieaco.lMxon.Sterlice. 111.: Clinton (Arrives at Davenport) 10:10 p m L laiiy. U Ualiy. except Sutday. Fassenper station at K., I. & P. depot, foot of Twentieth street. L. F. BERRY, G. P. A., Davenport. GEORdE W. WOOD Agent. EUGENE I Given Free FIELD'S POEMS A S7.00 BOOK to each reron ic tercst d In fcubii-ribic o tbe Ku ltee Field Monument Souvenir Fund snb soribe ant amount de sired. ulcririon as lew as ti to will entire oooo' to bisdai.tly artis tic viVume Kind Klrn" jelotb bound, pxll. a a certificate of suoserl.. tlox t the fund. Hook cant a, us a selection of Tbe Uoote of th cen turHa--id-j Field s best ana most ren some'.T ll-i resecative work and is liutrat'd I reaa for deliver, by th-rn-l Hu-. for the noble eon two of the : tr hit ion of tbe worlds World t j ifea est art:.ts tiis book Greatest! could not bav been Artists manufactured for leas I than t. v. 1 be Fund created Is divided e;u:iy between u e fav i'v of the late l.uirne 'cl J at.il tUe urt J Ii r tbe buii Jinir of a ui-mnTTt-nv. to the mui.-rv -t the be lovril p ' 'f ''!l"1s'i 4 i"'e-s t.ageae I'leld oaoBM Sontcnlr Kawl. ( Also at Book Stores) 1:0 Monroe St . Cr-.'eag-o. If joa also w!sS Ptage. en oIjms 10 cia. IB nMll tty Company IN MAKING ARRANGE MENTS To Go South This Winter acMress ,J. C. lieaui. Jr., N. W. 1'. A. Southern Railway, 225 Dearborn street, Chieaj;o. The Southern Railway N the yruatest SOU I'll. KRN SYSTEM. 0.887 miles re;tt;liiD the heat ities and resorts of the sotit h. GET OUT! Slclc and disgusted w!th the last lot of coal you l lubt. eh; Lid not Ket It here did you? Know better this time. F.xpenence m.iv b a little dear, nut it's woi th the trettint; when It leads you to make your purcb-ises of beat producers of Fra.ier. Coal bought th-re cooks and beats well and leaves little ash do clinkers." E. G. FRAZER. Telephone 1133. Oon'i Losq Your Grip. (ray hairs often stand in the way of advancement for lioth men and women, socially and in busi ness. Many men are tailing to secure Rood positions just because they look " too old." and noone knows how m a n v women have Tieen disappointed in life because they have f.iilvd to preserve that attractiveness which so largely depends on tue hair. flAY'i HABR-BSEALTH ! J! 1 crn a J le.irj to i!-.ou--4tiils. It is a hair fnod, nourishing ti.e r ...ts. litc;n new ;:rowtn, rcturin freshness .-inrl itto. j:id prsm.cly brings bark fruy katr 1.1 Miuihiul be.imv s:ii c-!nr rtay's Hair-Health is not a u ca ul iu use car.not be Uctccud. Ask fnr Hay's Hair-Health and refuse all substi tutea. H.H.H. ii old b ieadireiruj--.,''sever-where. -m::iI by express, prepaid, in r':-n Seated package, by 1-i'srx-s- s. ri lv (. , Si j liro.iowav, N. Y., a!so a asc. cakt Harfina JMedicated iap. Isi soap lor toilet. Lam. skin an j ;.a:r. .-:t ca rei:ei;t 1.1 (xjl. ana this ad. LARGE 50c. BOTTLES. AT ALL DRUGGISTS'. For sale exclusively by T. II Thomas. Fill Your Coal Bin Now before the cold weather sets In. acd prices advance. We can furnish you tbe test grades of HARD A NO SOFT COAL Indiana Hioelr. Pocahon tas and Hard Wood. Fhone HKi. E. B. McKOWN. Phone 1198. Fifteenth street and First Avenue. Dont Be Fooledi Take the seouine. original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made only by Madison MasD. cine Co.. Madison. Wis. . It keeps you well. Oar traas mark cut ra each package. Price, 35 cent. :ver coM ta bulk. AccepO no ixi'oiil wwutuiim tute. Ask w tfrassb V . i www) 0h OOOOGOGCQgOGOOOOOCOCOOOOqa o MUNICIPAL JJATTERS. OOdOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC o Citr Council P.oom, Eoc-k Island, Oct I. M). The C'-cuncil met in regular mi nioidl.lv session at 6 11. ui., Mayor McConoehie presiding and all the alder rrif-n r.rt nt excent Snvder. The min- iHps of the last reffular nieeting and sub sriiuent special session vero read aud :iiii.i oviM. Ofrieers reports for the nirinth of SeDtember were read and or dered placed on file. Alderman Anderson from the commit tee on claini3 reported in favor of allow in. r the bill of the Central Union Tele phone Co. at $26.25. 'Adopted. Alderman Anderson reported adversely on the claim of R. Kuschmann. Report adopted Alderman Concannon, from the Com mittee on Finance, reported an ordinance which was immediately considered and piissed bv unanimous vote, allowing bills out of the various municipal funds as fol lows: LABOR PAY ROLL. No. 1 2 Win. Frkel Ed Brasher 9 00 7 50 9 00 1 iZ Wui Bratber 1 to J Anthony w 7 50 00 3 9 II Conwell 00 8 00 1 2 00 V J (iamble 11 00 10 00 12 00 I" Johnaon 1 50 6 W 9 00 9 25 7 90 6 90 H Iieisenroth 8 2a 7 50 11 Ctke 8 25 7 50 R O'Dorinell 3 00 4 60 9.00 9 20 2 85 6 4 50 1 50 1- Jacobs 90O Jacobs 9 00 00 r. Itiinirer 6 00 -,.. Tt-k 9 00 9 00 C90 W Ueiseuroth 50 Jos Kane 50 r.w Anrtprsun ". 7 60 90 1 ac S I.unenbiel 4 50 f- MrOuild 2 2i A HrH . 160 1 10 4WJ P.arnpv Smith - ' U Ilnnrhsr 6 00 7 50 3 00 I Hanson 4 50 Geo Hrasher - M w Jos MoMahan 1 50 , Hlgmail 4 50 7 50 Chas Sbaye 3 oil V Heeler 11 50 Jas Slater 1 50 7 .to z u I Hverllne 2 50 Ins Hendricks IS 00 3 00 S Frpd Gest 19 50 liarnhouse IS 00 John Grimes 13 50 los AlcCarroll 6 00 'rO 13 50 13 5.1 18 35 10 1; G-o Mr-Carroll John Kagan . . 12 00 18 00 3 (M 1 50 15 00 2 25 13 85 9 00 15 00 15 00 7 50 Thus l-'ox J allien Fox 9 00 3 00 i MrOuald 5 60 9 20 3 Oo Hansen 6 5j I. Cameron 3 65 8 John Hedin ia 5 .Vm Hanson 4 70 3T. 1 50 Chris Iiaker 3 75 8 43 .Magulre 4 50 2 85 4 50 los tollman 4 50 2 8n 4 5"' Pert Hroen 4 50 2 S5 4 50 Geo Murphy 3 00 John Halev 7 50 4 60 6 75 Sloblad 7 50 3 00 5-" Gpo Sigmtind 6 00 A Hodman 6 00 W. McDonlad 15 00 18 00 Fred Hnihn 12 00 6 75 Williamson 6 00 If Madlock C 40 Thompson 55 l W Kelly 3 75 A Pto-s 6 00 4 50 r Manuel 4 50 John Lindgren 6 90 Win Doyle 6 90 P Conwell 4 50 H Lindorf 2 4u Geo Brass 1 00 Peter Auers 150 STREET ACCOUNT. Labor pay roll 51 3'i Labor pay roll 69 OS Labor pay roll 9 Labor nay roll 23 Frank 111 9 W. Treichler 6 00 Ko. k Island Lumber & Ml g. Co 3 73 o'-k Island Argus 3 00 t'nion Printing Co 2 60 W. J. McEnlry 2 40 Wm. Kloekau 93 Keck Island Plow Co 30 RESERVOIR EXPENSE ACCOUNT. Labor pay roll Labor pay roll Labor pay roll 107 20 60 01 104 35 Illinois Chemical Co 275 25 10 70 2 66 ... 1 60 1 50 80 Frank 111 Young & McCombs J. W. Stewart Toten MiifIc House Win. Kloe'rfau HESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT. Labor pay roll 54 15 6t 9 I.abor pay roll I;. Clow & Son 47 97 Fort llyron Lime Association W. Treii-hlor t'hion Printing, Co Hock Island Argus 20 10 1.1 00 13 13 Guldenzopf 12 7t Jcha Veil: & Co 3 T. Kork Is-land Lumber 4l Manf'fr Co... 2 21 nd WARD SIDEWALK. Lnior pay roll Laor pay rell Labor pay roll Labor pay roll 147 120 00 136 50 24 M I'ort Byron Lime Association 3rd WARD SIDEWALK. Labor jay roll Labor pay roll 85 20 40 'abor pav roll 14 6'i Imhof U.-os Peter Auers W. Treicbler 43 70 .22 40 3 60 4th WARD SIDEWALK. Labor piy roll 4 50 Labor pay roll Labor pay roll 39 ' 42 I 6th WARD SIDEWALK. Labor pay roll 20 00 Labor Labor pay roll pay roll 7th WARD 14 50 27 50 SIDEWALK. Lnbor pay roll Labor pay roll Labor pay roll , Labor pay roll 69 00 65 95 27 50 S8 00 15 25 20 00 12 40 2 90 13 50 6 00 1 50 W. Treicbler 6tt WARD SIDEWALK. Labor pay roll Labor pay roll Frank III 1st WARD SIDEWALK. Labor pay roll Rock Island Fuel Co W. Treichler BRIDGE ACCOUNT. Harper IV Robinson 12 50 8 "0 3 no 3 00 3 09 2 50 ACCOUNT." CONTINGENT John K. Scott t lurrin rtros rick & Kautz T. P. Laflm Union PrintlLf Co. Ptml Morris 1 60 1S8 73 44 25 41 75 41 75 40 08 75 00 3 00 15 V CO "0 75- M. 50 f 30 10 IS 75 S M GARNSEY SQUARE ACCOUNT. Foster Coyne. Park Commissioner ... HEALTH ACCOUNT. Tony Harper . Harry Moore John Jameson Dennis SlaTln d. Lugenbiel Wm. O'Brien Wm. M-iw W. J. Hanson . KofBEei Cl. G. Crais; Jr Edwards V. Dtuber Jos. Scott Kadall 8 sa . i "o as. Srhrosder I TT. K Icx-hca T. H. Thomas vvcyerbaeuser &. Dtlrrnana j. V.". fiuwart - "LI3HT ACCOUNT P!5pies Fsvtr Ca. . .1,22 05 OFFICE ACCOUNT. Mrs. M. Juduu Feopies Power Co. SEWER ACCOUNT. Rock Island Iron Works Port Hyron Lime Asa'n SPENCER SQUARE ACCOUNT. R. Cratnnton Park Commissioner .. 8 77 47 2 35 45 0i 2nd STREET IMPROVEMENT, 10th to IStb AVENUE. II. U. Hubbard. County Clerk 61 CO Union Printing Co. 9 00 9 00 1(0 M 1C0 W re (t 66 6t 45 r i 33 1 25 M fl 66 25 .66 25 56 25 r6 25 66 25 56 25 8th AVENUE SEWER. Unlou Printing Co SALARY ACCOUNT. Wm. McConochle II. C. Schaffer J. K. Scott G. W. Heck J. Williams K. T. ' Anderson POLICE ACCOUNT. Phil. Miller W. A. Giles John Schmld Win. F.berhari J. L. UoS B. J. MeCabe C. 11. Moody C. Youngberg D. McCarty 66 J5 C. Morrison 66 25 Henry Baker 66 25 Sidney Pearson 66 ?S Henry Thode t6 25 D. Fitzgerald 5C 2J Andrew Etzel 66 25 John Shelly 2 00 John McDarrah k 2 On T. P. Lallln 25 00 C W. Aster & Co. . 9 6J Port Hymn Lime Ass'n 8 23 Mrs. M. .1. Phillips 7 51 Smith fc House ; 6 Oil M. A. Holllngsworth 5 Reck Island Fuel Co. 4 25 4 00 2 SO Phil Weber Wm. Kloekau Union Printing Co 2 00 Ycung & McCombs 1 50 Frank 111 , Peoples Power Co 1 15 ll5 3- 71 C6 fa S3 65 00 John Kcch FIRE DEPARTMENT NO. 1 C. Hastings Peter Frey Geo. Newberry A. McDonald 55 00 H. Hahshaw 65 00 Ed. Johnson 65 00 Jos Exnc-r 65 00 J. Coughlin 5o uo l. uoyia oa w It Dasso 50 00 II. Herruiar.il . 60 On 15 50 8 00 7 50 6 45 4 00 3 65 2 45 1 tiO 1 20 19 69 1G 55 00 65 00 6 64 7 28 6 30 6 00 4 50 1 00 80 65 M 69 16 55 00 55 00 16 00 4 00 3 72 . 1 50 1 00 SI 50 45 30 Cash i Co John Gibson Rock Island Fuel Co Mrs. M. Egan Smith it House t.... T. II. Thomas Frank 111 Peoples Power Co Gem Laundry L. S. McCahe & Co. FIRE DEPARTMENT NO. 2, V. Deisenroth Chas. Schroeder Wm. Kay Morris liarth Mrs. M. Repine E. G. Frazer Rock Island Fuel Co M. Corcoran Apple Bros Fiank HI Weyerhaeuser & Denkmann Peoples Power Co T. H. Thomas FIRE DEPARTMENT NO. !. Jas. Mulcahy Wm. Long Chas. Johnsou R. KUi-.l.niaa Phil Weber Mrs. M. P.ergln Rock Island Fuel Co. ... T. H. Thomas J. T. Shields Jos. Schroeder Peoples Power Co Frank- 111 WATER WORKS DEPARTMNT.. Construction Account. Labor pay roll ; 63 00 Allen, Myers & Co. 8S 20 Union Printing Co 12 12 Rock Island Argus 9 00 Expense Account. Labor pay roll 9 75 Labor pay roll 19 00 Labor pay roll 52 1. C. M. Withercll 100 00 W. Wise 72 50 O. Colburn G5 CO B. S. Durllng C5 00 D. Fleming 60 00 H. O. Pries 41 G. Walters 15 oo .la s. Farr.'ll 55 00 Coal Valley Mining Co 6:k los Henry Butler Williams. White & Co Davis Co Hartz & Ullemeyer 40 25 9 2r 8 1j John Bertelsen 6 SS Waronrk & Ralston C. M. & St. P. Ry C 00 3 Ot Gem Laundry J. W. Stewart 3 fc) 2 7 Mersey Manfg Co Smith & House E. G. Frazer 2 35 2 25 l 70 171 P8 RECAPITULATION. Street account $ Reservoir expense accouna Reservoir construction account 249 77 249 77 2nd ward sidewalk account 430 43 114 35 !rd ward sidewalk account 4th ward sidewalk account 5th ward sidewalk account 86 30 62 Oil 216 30 3S 30 21 00 12 50 21 00 'tb ward sidewalk account 6th ward sidewalk account 1st ward sidewalk account Bridge account Contingent account Ganisey Square account Health .account 158 75 5S7 72 1,292 05 8 50 79 45 no 70 60 9 00 386 C 969 08 689 63 206 5 197 44 Light account , Oitire account '. Sewer account Spencer Square account 21nd street Improvement 10-18tn ave. 8th avenuo sewer account Salary acount Police account Fire Department No. 1 Fire Department No. 2 Fire Department No. 3 16.696 91 . 172 14 . 1 ,278 79 Waterworks construction account Waterworks expense acount Total $8.H7 84 Alderman Freed, from the Street and Allev Committee, reported in favor of the bid of the Tri-City Construction Co. for the Tenth avenue improvement, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to enter into contract accordingly. Report adopt ed. Alderman Freed reported in favor of deferring action on the Curtis and Flem ming plats for the present and that the Citv Engineer be instructed to establish grades between Ninth and a half and Eighteenth avenues) and Twelfth and Fourth street. Report adopted- Alderman Freed reported the plat of Mef orw.ehie'a subdivision favorably, and the plat was accepted" by unanimous vole. Alderman Gall moved that the ordin ance committee be instructed to 'make it report on the proposed Empire Coal On. s ordinance at the next meeting. Adopted. ' . -1 It a I H I Alderman Gall from the Waterworks Committee reported having accept ed the 4. hid oi. the United States Cast Irou Pipe 4 Foiindrv Co. for iron pipe at f20.40 per ton. and placed an order for pipe, k.i-oi-t received. lVrmission was granted E. E. Lamp to open pa veil street. The Clerk read a communication from Au;rustaua Colleire, owner of University . Park, asking that the city vacate certain t-treets and alleys on the University Park, the college campus. Referred to the t-treet and Alley Committee, the Ordinance Committee, Mavor and Citv Attorney, on motion of Alderman An drews. The Clerk road a petition from Peter Lope and others asking for the extension of water mains to Rodman's addition and rntiruous territory Referred to the Waterworks Committee. The Clerk read a communication from the Secretary of the League of Ameri can municipalities, eiviup notice of the next annual meeting, etc. Received and 'ordered placed on file, on motion 4" Al derman Anderson. The Clerk read three proposals to supply the city with a Waterworks pump from the Stillwell-Pieice !L Vaille Co. for .$3,1.50 and $;l.02.5; from the I lea ue Stenm Pump Co. for !?:i.2ti. and from Could Co., Chicago, for $.l!- Al so a proposition for an electric motor from the West inghouse Electric A Man ufacturing Co. for 2.970. Referred to the .Mayor, City Attorney and Water : works Committee and Superintendent of . Waterworks to report at the next meet ing, on Monday evening next, on motion of Alderman Andrews, a motion having prevailed that when the Council adjourn it to be to next Monday evening. The Clerk read the report of Phil .Miller, City Marshal, on the collection of 'the dog tax in 1!M)0. Received and or dered placed on file. Alderman Soderstrom, from the Fire and Light Committee, reported an offer ..f l.., i-fi.-.iii r.. : .. n.. 9. i..i.:.. ( , , ,. ' , "... ' J . , . sons uuunion ior ..oo ami reported in lavor of this purchase and the erection thereon ol a hose house, to cost not ex ceeding $1,000. Referred to the Fire and j Light Committee to report at the next meet ing. Alderman Soderstrom oll'ered a resolu tion directing the City Attorney to pre pare an ordinance authorizing the chief of the fire department to condemn defini tive chimneys. Adopted. 1 Alderman Pender offered a resolution that the Clerk be directed to advertise for proposals to fill to grade the lots on Twent v-tir.st street hitherto condemned as nuisances. Adopted. Alderman Anderson offered a resolu tion that the city decline to be bound longer1 by any previous arrangement with the Central Union Telephone Co.. and expressing a desire for a new con tract, and moved its adoption. Alder man Andrews moved as a substitute that the matter be referred to the Police and Ordinance Committees. Substitute adopted. Alderman Moeller presented a petition of Charles llansgen for permission to es tablish a public scale in the rear of No. 221 Twentieth street. Referred to the Committee on License and Markets. Alderman Anderson moved that the Waterworks Committee be instructed to lay 400 feet of waterpipe on Forty-second street. Referred to the Waterworks Committee with power to act. Alderman Moeller presented a petition of Max Voss for half the sum paid for a dairv license for seven years. Referred to the Claims Committee and Citv Attor ney. Mr. Roy. representing the Chicago house of Trowbridge & Niver Co., sub mitted a proposal for immediate action, to take from .30.fMK) to $40,000 of water certificates, bearing 5 per Cent, interest at par. with the privilege of having tlm certificates and other papers prepared by Wood & Oaklev, bond specialists. for $000 if desired. Alderman Anderson moved that the proposition lie referred to the Finance Committee. Waterworks! Committee. Mayor, City Clerk and City Attorney. The motion prevailed 11 to 2, whereupon the proposal was withdrawn." Adjourned on motion of Alderman Kennedy. IT. C. Schaffer, Citv Clerk. Is a symptom of Kidney Disease. A well-known doc tor has aaid, " I never yet made a post-mortem, exami nation in a case of death from Heart Disease without Ced ing the kidneys were at fault." The Elidney medi cine which was first on the market, most successful for Heart Disease and all Kid ney Troubles, aad most widely imitated is EiMntor! NoUc. Kstate of Annette H. Ouyer. deceased. Tbe undersigned having oeen appointed ex- executor of the last will and testament of I Annette H- (Joyer. late of the county of Bock Island, state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that ne wm appear Derore toe county sourt of Rock Inland county, at the county ciurt room in tne city or uoct la land, at the Decercbrr term. or. tbe iirst Mon liay Is Deceaioet Betk at which time ail per- ha-r.a - Ci-.aw ranst aaia estate r notified and requested to attend, for tbe pur- poaeof bavlcf the same adjusted. All Dersons inceotea to jiaia estate are re juested v rn&ate immediate payment to thi ondersif nea. . lstad ula zi as, or sejitemwr. av. u ikuu. ZstntAB-U ii. GcTa,EUecutor. The Kind You llavo Always in use for over SO years, - and A -J1- , sonal All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-srotMl" are but Experiments that triilo -with and eiul.mgor the health of Infants and Children Experience agraiiist Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its nj is its guarantee. It destroys Worm and allays Eevrrishness. It cures Diarrhtea and Wind Colk. It relieves Teethiiif Troubles, -ur'S Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the 11, regulates tho Stomach and rJowels, giviitf? healthy and natural bleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Piiend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Rock Island Kooh Incorporated Under the State Law. Money Loaned On Rkksonai. Coli.atf.ral Or Rkal Estate Sf.curitt. OFFICERS J. M. Buford, Prchlden. John Crubauph, Vice President P. Greenawalt, Cashier. Began business July 2. 1K-C. and occupied S. hi. corner of Mltobeil new buMding. NOBBY SPRING SUITING. All tho very latest novelties in spring suiting will be found nu'v, on display tit (Jus Englin's. Sprin"; eulta $18, $20, $22 aud $25 and upward. Call and examine tho stock. OHH M. FARXDOH. PArIDON cSc ON PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Paper Haugsra, Calclalacrs, Etc Shop 119 Rntrsmr.fwnth M FINEST EQUIPIVstlNT. 3es! Dining Car Service. Colon a 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. Plana sent as for estimates 'will receive careful attention and be returned promptly at our expense. Quarries 12 miles from Coek Island on the C. B. & Q. IL It. Trains Nos. 5 and 10 will stop and let visitors of! acd oo. Bridge stone, corn crib blocks and foundation stone, any size desired. Samples of Stone and Photos of buildit-s can be esen at Kacrn No. 12, Mitchell & Lynde'b build ing. Address: AftTHTJB BUBEALL. Manager Bock Island cr Colons. IU- Bought, aud which has been has borne the sijniatiiro of has been made under his per- supervision since its infancy. Allow no ono to leeei vo you in this. Signature of Savings Bank Island. 111. Four Per Cent Paid on Deposits. DIRECTORS fi. H. Cable, John ('rubuugbi H. 1. Hull. E. W. Hurst, Wm. WUmcrioi. Phil Mltobeil, I.. Simon, J. M. liufoid John vol a. Solicitor, Jackson an 3 Hurt. GUS ENGLIN. 1KOS H.nond A DElfUr A. PA RID O If Tlnnk Tla4 Low Rates South October 2 and 16, 1900. ..Via Southern . Railway In connection with Queen & Cres cent Route from Louisville, Ky.. and Cincinnati, Onio. Reduced rate ote-way and round-trip tickets to points in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, North Caiollna, South Carolina, tlorlda, ami parts of Virginia. These special rates only on Octoljer 2 and 10. 19UD, froru Cincinnati and Louisville via the Southern rail way and Queen & Crescent route. Connecting lines north of Cinc'n nati !nd Louisville also sell through tickets via our lines on these dates at reduced rates. -Maps, schedules, and informa tion an to rates, routes, etc., fur nished free. Correspondence and patronage solicited. Address ' . A. Uuir.I. Trav I'anM. A(r.nt. Sol Neave Hu ldlnif. corner fourth and Kaee Ktreeln Ulneinnatl. K -. J. C Heani. Jr.. N. W. Ia A (rent, :?Si Dearborn kI reet Chi cairn. II ; A. W'hcdon. I:rsenirer Airent. ZVi fourth av nue. LouUville. Ky.: Win. ii. Tanl-'r. Aulstanl ieceral I'asnenKtr A Kent, Louisville, Ky. John Volk & Contractors and Builders : : : Co., ALSO MANUrACTCEkUl OF Sash, ' Doors, Blinds and Mouldings; Veneered and Hard Wood Floor ing of All Kinds. OXALKSS IBT Single and Double Strength Window Glass, Polished Plate, Beveled Plate and Art Class. 311-329 EIGHTEENTH STREET, EOCK lSIaAND. t