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a -THE AUGUS,. FEIDAY 9, 1902. 44 MI INt TT TMft MM1M ML CO. CMCMMII PART AND PARCEL. DAINTY, box, an exquisite wrapper, a deli cate color, and a clinging fragrance yet all these will not cleanse the skin! Has it ever occured to you that you pay big: prices for these things? Do you care to buy five articles or do you require only one a strictly pure soap.? Remember you pay for perfume whenever you buy it mixed t with soap. Don't you think it is wiser to make your own selection of perfume and buy it separately? It is certainly the method adopted by most persons of culti vated taste, those who bathe with pure Ivory Soap. IVORY SOAP 99 tS. PER CENT. PURE. COLLEGE STUDENTS OF '93 HAVE A REUNION Tin- lnvs of tin- cliiN.s f AlifT nslanu i-nllfyv baiitietf.l V-lnexl:i y rvrninjr at t J!:irT !muse. Tin Hits consisted f "J'.! . liH-mlx-rs. of whom VI art- MMl at th- institution. An r.M'H leu t rr:it was st-rvfil. after lii'!i tlie boys indii'jrfil in rntliusi astie yratory. Uxlu t ins were aJcjt'il to the effet't that -Trel ings 1h- stnt to all the absent nu-liibers wlm are scattered over the rotuitry ami all enayeil in tl higher pro fessions of ministry, law. ineJieine ami teai-liiii'r. It was also resolve-1 t fonjTati:late the four members of the class vh hail lately iH-eome happy fathers of boiin-intr babes. A thiril resolution was aibipteil to tlr. etTeet" that every effort be jut forth for the Micros of the elass reunion in 1M1S iii Ai:iri:.-tana eillee. What Tbln Kolks el Is si rreatcr power of digesting unci nssimifcitinir food. Fur them Dr. King's New Life Pills ivo,r.k won ders. They tone and regulate the digestive rj,':ins, gently expel all poisons from the system, enrich the blood, improve apetite, make healthy flesh. Only 5e at Hart & L'llc-niever's. GATHERING EVIDENCE AGAINST PEORIA ROBBERS Deputy Sheriff Murphy, of IVoria. was in the city yesterday in tpiest of evidence to use in the trial of the roI bers captured here a few weeks ago for stealing Jjr'.mm worth of jewelry in that city. He an. I Chief Darnell visited Moliue and Davenport to noti fy those who had taken part in the capture of the men and the recovery of the booty to apear. The fact that the stolen property was not found in possession of the robiiers and that the prisoners will not talk for fear of incriminating themselves throws the burden of proof rather heavily upon the tati. In order to promote promptness on the part of the wit nesses, so it seems, the IVoria au thorities have decided to defer the distribution of the reward till after the trial. Wants Olhrn to Know. "I have nscd I e Witt's Little Karly Uisers for constipation and torpid liver and they are all right. I am glad t indorse Ihem for I think when w? find a good tiling we ought to let other know it," writes Alfred Ilein.e, (Juincy. 111. They never gripe or distress. Sure, safe pills. All druggists. ll f AILING WOMEN " 'to mado healthy and happy by using - 3m X. v A Pleasant and Palathe Crushed Fruit Laxative Delicious to tho Taste Ccnilo in Action It ii a Hood n-l:cr and a blood purifier. Hi purity conncry.!:; it t-a iavoll-J woncn, crpcciaJy mothers. No hcrr.o r.hcuH ho without iU It prevents ennui, lassitude, torpid!, tcrpcndcccy. cr. l produces encrnj-. active vital iiy. f.rm ncrvo ti----c3 nr. J irirtLiul mentality. "It ctrcngth cr, vroih ;, ct?r:t:!r.tc3 tr.d cL-t-i::3 tl'io ryctctn. builda up I'.c impoverished Ll-xd vcs;c!3 nr. J worn out nerve centers. Good icr everybody ic!:, Lril-elckcr vcll; it imparts new Lile z-z-1 Vi-cr. It :YA pcy ycu to puichacc a bottle to dry bc-'crs j orr cc-o C-'-- bcycn-1 ci L Get a bottle for 60c a; b-.re thocc vca r.ro cccu-tomcd ta pay $1-00 for. For Sale by Hartz & Ullemeyer Jluiru Lisbtnini? Ijin iiUlcr curca wire throau croup, colds. rbdJTripl t.-rr.. nr. iirni. itpi niuiiim. iit-. iii i rnr"" 'i tf -iiiriMin m iii itwui i m n -t I r-r--n-MwrrT-grV BEAUTY S UPPERMOST Is the work of tlieIJock Island Steam Laundry. By modern meth ods and careful and skilled help their Laundry -work is the best' that is turned out in this vicinity. Their service is prompt and patrons are treated with courtesy. ROCK ISLAND STEA1 LAUNDR Barsftld & Set ton. 1814 Third artnue.. Telephone ,1233. J ; hTHI ANSON COAST Are to Have a Great Time at Bi enriial Gathering in . Frisco. EL aBOEATE ENTEETAHIME1IT PLAKS City to Be rransformed Into a Fairy Land Special Hates. The national biennial g-uthcrinj; of the Knights of Pythias, which is to be held in San -Francisco. Aug. 10 to 20, is probably destined to lccoiiie memorable as the greatest fraternal gathering In the history of this conn try. in point of numbers, as well as in splendor.. The jR'ople of San Francisco and of California are determining that it shall eclipse all similar conventions ever held in the I'nited Stutes. Never before was there such unanimity of net Ion among nil the people of the coast. It is not the inenilers of the order alone who take such a lively interest in the coming gathering of the hosts, but merchants, inanufac turcrs, farmers and miners, all are interested to make the affair a glor bins one for California and the most pleasant for the visitors. It will be made the occusion for showing the famed beauties of this wonderland of the west, hverv county and section of the state will bring its choicest products, ami place them on exhibi tion. City m Fairy Land. The city is t be transformed into a lairy land, unci inc nignt win oe turned into tiny. Carloads of thf choicest fruits will be sent each day from different sections for free dis tribution. The famous gardens of Santa Clara. Marin ami Sonoma conn ties are to furnish the material for the grandest Horal display ever seen The siants of California's famous forests will be planted at convenient joints for visitors to ga.e at. Dear ing trees from the citrus belt will be brought by the thousands and set along the curbs. Quartz and hydraulic mining will be in full operation as an object les son to visitors and oil wells will be bored to show the operation to those who cannot visit every section of the state to behold its wonders and glor- Fifteen thousand Knights of the Uniform Hank will be in the parade. escorted by tin National Guard o California and the troops of the Unit ed Sfates army stationed at the gov ernment reservation and the forts near the city. Trophies made of Cal ifornia gold and silver, the most val uable ever offered, will be given by Ten tit for Vol formed Kank. the citi.ens for the comicti1ive drill. There is ample accommodation in the citv for 20O.0OO visitors that has Im-cii demonstrated on two recent oc casions, wli?n fully that number of slraiigers visited that city at one time and all were comfortably housed. Desides this, congress has authorized the secretary of war to issue l.tM.MJ wall tents for use during the en campment, and as many more tents will be issued as may be required. These and the .".000 bunks to 1m plac ed in the great pavilion, will Im at the tlisMsal of iiieinlers of the Uni form liank who prefer outdoor life during the camp. The Trans-Continental Passenger association has agreed upon an ex cursion rate for the round trip to San Francisco and Ivos Angeles, good from Aug. '2 to Sept. :0. for the re turn; from Chicago. St. Paul. Minne apolis. Dulnth, Superior and all adja cent points, $j0. PRESSURE IS TESTED TO SATISFY OIL MEN The following dispatch from Ileau mont. Tex., under date of May 7, a( pcarhtg in the St. Louis Republic, will be read with interest by bidders of stock in local oil companies: "Five wells on Spindletop were gushed this afternoon in the presence of a large crowd to demonstrate that stories of the passing of the gusher here were untrue. "In one of the wells there was n compressed air pipe, and a small quantity of the air was used in agi tating the well. Another well was agitated with a bailer in the usual way. The other three gushed with out agitation of any kind. The wells tested today were the Tri-City, two of the 1 Icy wood wells, the Michigan, Texas and the Union. "The oil men who were present ex press themselves as thoroughly satis fied. The town is still lcing flooded with inquiries to brokers, bankers and private citizens regarding the conditions. The answers are various, but are harmonious in that they urge investors to- hold their stock, as there will undoubtedly be a big advance in the price of oil. ' "There is little attempt to deny the fact that the gas pressure is gradu ally decreasing, but' it has not passed the useful stage as yet. Oil wus quoted today at TJ'2 cents a barrel, an increase of 5 cents since Monday." Stand Like stone Wall Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning ec zema, scaldhead or other skin dis eases. How? why, by using Bucklen's Arnica Halve, earth's greatest healer, Quickest cure for ulcers, fever sores, salt rheum, cuts, burns or bruises. Infallible for piles. 25c at Xlartz & Ullemtyer's. TOWN TALK. . K . Clear Havana, E. T. D. Simon Lewis' for wines. Motorcycles at Wilcher's. For insurance, E. J. Burns. Buy a home of Keidy Bros, llonies for sale. A. Kush & Co. Tri-City Towel Supply company. Underwear at Ullemeyer & Ster ling's. Chickens at Cilmore's packing house market. lioys wool nuts cents each ac Somniers & Jm Voile's. Cruslied fruit with ice cream, sod at the Harper house pharmacy. What! Is it possible; $".)0 lots in new additions? Goldsmith & McKcc Those :i3 cent hair ribbon bows 15 cents each Saturday night at Mc Cabe's. First class dressmaking by Miss Helen Sheagren, 106 Thirty-eighth street. Ladies $1.2. kid gloves, all colors 73 cents a pair Saturday night at Mc Cabe's. The snappiest line of men's oxfords in the city at $.',, $3.50 and $t at the Leader. Hams, bacon and kettle rendered leaf lard at (Jilmore's packing house market. Hoys sailor suits, in gray or blue a value giver at $J.4s. Somniers & 11 Voile. The "hard-to-fit" long and slim men perfectly fitted in suits at Ulle nioyer & Sterling's. If you wish a bar "rain in men's suits buy one of our wool suits at $10. Somniers .v Ii Voile. A special line of working shoes for bricklayers and plasterers at $1.50 at Hat ties' new shoo store. Boys sailor suits, fine wool, green or blue odor, chalk line stripe, $:t.50 at Sommers tt La Voile's. Battles new sJioc store, Fourth av cnue and Seventeenth street. "It's a little farther, but it pays. Stem wind and stem set watches S5 cents; gun metal eases with Klgin movements $5.'Jj Saturday night at McCabe's. Lawrence Lodge, who was arrested on the charge of disorderly conduct. was fined $10 by Magistrate .Johnson yesterday afternoon. The honest value boys suits at $1.50, $1.9S, $2.ts and $2.!5 that Ulle meyer fe Sterling are selling are the kind that give satisfaction. Choice assorted roses 10 and :;0 cents per dozen. American Beauties :!9 cents per dozen at McCabe's all day Saturday, if they last. For this week, sieoial discount sale on baby buggies and go-carts. Next week, discount sale on sideboards at E. '. F. HcIliHMistcir' furniture store. The Twilight club held a very pleas ant dancing party at the Watch Tow er last evening. One hundred couples attended and music was furnished by IJIeuer's orchestra. The lecture next Monday evening at th.' First Baptist church to be deliv ered by Kev. T. .1. Shuev is for. the benefit of the Union Mission, a most deserving 'institution. All who can should patronize the lecture. Mrs. Emma Siemon, OI.'S Ninth street, was pleasantly surprised rhursday evening by a party of young friends in honor of her iMth birthday. The hostess was presented with many beautiful presents. The evening was joyfully spent. The fence about the outdtMir gym nasium of the l. AI. i. .. was com pleted today and the date of opening the place was fixed for next Thurs day evening. May 15.' No special eremonies have so far been arranged for on that occasion. If you are needing a little ready cash and have no security tti offer except household furniture, piano, or horse and wagon, see Eastman, with Hoppc. under Savings bank.Mitchell & Lynde's building. He can get you cash oij. such property at 6 per cent per annum and without removal or pub licity. Miss Mary Mougin. who has been Identified with Schneider's shoe store for some years past, has accepted a position with the Boston and will be found there from this time on. Miss Mougin will be pleased to see all of tier tdd friends in her new posit iou. The body of William Baker, late of odar 15a pids, passed through the city on its way to Svvedona today for interment. The remains were ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Al len, of Cedar IJapids. Mrs. Ceorge La- mont. Miss Emma Lamont and Ben jamin 1)., .lames and Kalph W. La mont, of this city, went to Swcdona attend the funeral. The Woman's Belief corps is to have an entertainment at Memorial hall to morrow evening incidental to the dis posal of a quilt. Members and friends have been invited to attend. Those who will take part in the entertain ment, are Edith Litz.rodt, Blunche Khude. Lillian Sparrow, Ir. L. M. (Jallaarher, Mrs. Benson. Mrs. Dr. Bnrkhart, Mrs. McCarthy. Tonight will be the last night of the Swedish Lutheran fair, and the program will be composed of numbers rendered previous nights of the fair, reieated by request. Among the number will le the hoop drill by the Sunday school choir in Swedish national costumes, which was so well received, and a humorous recitation entitled "Jenkins Going toP a Picnic, by Miss Amanda Nelson. At the close of the program all gotuls remaining will be disposed of at auc tion. - SHOOTING IN HENRY County Stirred Over Murderous Assault of C. Goforth on William Cass. ATTACKED ON LONELY ROADWAY Young Man Had Hcsentetl Assail ant's Insolence Earlier in the Day. All Henry county is excited over the cowardly shooting of William Cass by Columbus (ioforth, between 5 and 0 o'clock Tuesday n'gbt. (ioforth laid in wait by the road side, in West county, stud emptied three chambers of his revolver as (,'ass passed him. Only one ball took effect. The wound is in the hip, and, although serious, the surgeons now entertain hopes of the young man's recovery. (Ioforth is about forty years old and lives in tho timber three miles south of town, lie is of a quarrel some disposition and only the day before the shooting separated from his wife. Tuesday he came to town and evidently was in bad humor, for he tried to fight with everyone he met. When he found Cass sitting on the counter in one of the stores, he dared him to fight and taunted him with being afraid. Cass thought the man bad lccn drinking and rather than quarrel with him left the store. A short time afterwards the two men again met, this time on the street and (ioforth renewed his insolence. Finally Cass became angry and knocked Ihe man down. Friends pre vented further trouble and the inci dent was thought to be closed. (iopR Home for Revolver. (ioforth was stung by the outcome of the matter and went home to se cure his revolver. When he return ed, be discovered that Cass had gone to Wood lit! ' I "ti business and would not be home until evening. He hung around through the afternoon and about 4 o'clock went out tin tho Woodhull road, about a mile and a half from Alpha and waited for the coining of Cass. Cas was all unsuspicious of dan ger and paid attention 1: controlling his horses when the fusillade opened. When the third shot took effect in his body, he dropped the lines and his team ran away. He was thrown out and lay on the ground in a semi conscious condition when the people in a house near the scene of tho shooting arrived. (ioforth rode past he prostrate body, doubtless thinking it was dead. and since then no one that knows him has seen anything of him. ,, Shi;r.ifF Swain and Deputy Sheriff. Sticrs arrived during the evening ami a posse of men from Alpha has been assisting tlicni in the hunt. FREE IF IT FAILS. Wo give you a w.itten guarantee to refund your money should Kid-Ne- OtaS fail to euro Backache, or Kidney Diseases. We do this because Experi ence tenches us that Kid-Ne-Oids never fail to effect a cure. 00 cents. T. H. THOMAS. Treading Druggist. A Profitable Business. There is no business in which it is lossible for a lnan without capital to achieve such a financial success as in Ufe Assurance. In no other occupa- ion can a man without any resources other than brains, energy and integ rity secure so great a pecuniary re ward for his labor. Tho possibilities of this business to an agent are lim ited only by his capacity and willing ness to work, and, especially is it rue, if he connects himself with a urge well known company such as the Equitable Life of New Vork, one of the strongest financial institutions ill the world. The Equitable has assets of over $.'S:il.O00.(MKl.Mi, and a surplus of over $71,000,000.00. It is the strongest in the world. Correspond with the undersigned in regit ni in representing me r.quna- ilo in Book Island and vicinity. A liberal contract to the right man; previous experience not necessary. Pi The treatment of Catarrh with, antiseptic and astringent washes, lotions, salves, medicated tobacco and cigarettes or any external or local application, is just as senseless as would be kindling a fire on top of the pot to make it boil. True, these give temporary relief, but the cavities and passages of the head and the bronchial tubes soon fill up again with mucus. Taking cold is the first step towards Catarrh, for it checks Oerspiraticn. and the poisonous acids and vapors which should pass off through the skin, are thrown back upon the mucous membrane or inner skin, producing inflammation and excessive flow of mucus, much of which is absorbed into the blood, and through the circulation reaches every part of the system, involving the Stomach, Kidneys and other parts of the body. When the disease assumes the dry form, the breath becomes exceeding foul, blinding headaches are frequent, the ej'es red, hearing affected and a constant ringing in the ears. No remedy that does not reach the polluted blood can cure Catarrh. S. S. S. expels from the circulation all onensive matter, and when rich, pure blood is again coursing through the body the mucous membranes become healthy and the skin active, all the disagreeable, painful symptoms disap pear, and a permanent, thorough cure is effected. S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable blood purifier does not derange the Stomach and digestion, but the appetite and general health rapidly improve under its tonic effects. Write us about your case and get the best medical advice free. Book on blood and skin diseases sent on application. ... . . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Gk Bricks Repository glenport- Iowa ;50l to ;U5 West Second Street. Headquarters for ... 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The Horrible Tortures of Rheumatism can be overcome and the dreaded disease expelled from youf system by the use ol Tot 61 Guaranteed Only By HAlvrilK HOUSE PHARMACY. J F Robinson, President. L. D. Mcdgb, Vice President. II. ICCastilu Cashier. CENTRAL TRUST and SAVINGS RANK Rock Island, 111. Irce-prrated Udder Slate lw. Capital Stork. SIOO.OOO- Three-and-a-half Per Cent Intrrmt raid on Deposits. ' Trust Department Estates and property of all kinds are managed by this department which is kept entirely separate from the banking business of the company rte act as executor of and trustee under Wills, Auniinisrator, guardian nd conservator of estates. Keeeiver and assignee of insolven estates. General financial agent foi aon-residents women, invalids and others. ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK Rock Island, 111. Incorporated under tho -(Thrce-aad-a-haltrcrCcnt State Law. Paid on Interest. Mor.ey Loaned on Personal Collateral or Heal Estate Security. OFFICERS v J. M. Buford, President. John Crubaugh, Vice President. P. Greenawait, Cashier. Began the business July 2, 1890, and occupying' 8. E. corner of Mitch ell. & Lyndt's new building. . -. - DIRECTORS H. S. Cable, P. Greenawal, John Crubaugh, Phil Mitchell, 1L P. Hull, Ii. Simon, E. W. Hurst, J. M. Buford, John Volk. Solicitors Jackson and Hunt. -4 '