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6 TOT AUGTJS, MONDAY, HAT 18, 1903. illlSt ' Listen si ; iViorrieiit We'd like to Hold Yoir Attention! There nre some thing's we want to tell you about shoes that will probably please you. Our stock of men's and women's Oxfords contains the very latest shapes, and as to wearing quali ties our reputation for giving you the most for jour money is well established. Look in our West Window for the following Numbers: Xo 240 Men's patent colt, seal top, seamless back, oxford ty pa new fashion toe OiOU No. tit "Men's all patent colt seam less black Oxford, new q Pfj Chicago toe O.UU No. 47 Men's vici Blucher Oxford, double. mat and calf top 3.50 Woiuep's Oxford east window. No. 44 Women's hand : t urned Ulu,- cher kid Oxford (Green WheeOfr make) 2.50 No. 43 Women's medium exten sion sole kid Oxford new military heel, .O fin special value fVJJ No. 5i Paten kid, light flexible sole Oxford, n nn a beauty fon fa.UU Ieader New Location 1705 SECOND AVE I ROCK ISLAND, ILL. C. C. TRENT, Manager. THE BEST display of fruits and vegetables can always be found here. We aim to get everything the mar ket affords and have it fresh. Order your Sunday supply of us and you'll be pleased. Vegetables. Coullflower fireen onions. foniAiuea Cucumber Water Cress Soup Buncbes Kaine. Parnler. Heart Lettuce, Oyster riant. Eft HUni. New Peas. Kohl Rob!. Asnaragns. Mint. teaf L-tuce. - Turnip Mushroomn, Wax Bean, Green Brans Pie Plant, Carrots, lleeu. Sweet Potatoes, New Potatoes, New Onions, Bermuda Onion?, IJore Radish Roots Spinach Leek, Fruits. Fat Id rand Cooking Apple Navel Oranges, Han ana. Ktrawherrie Blood pronsre Malaga Grapes, Florida Oranges , Poultry tvnd Fish. Dreased Cnlckens. Fresh FUb Turkeys. Spring chickens dressed to order. HESS BROS. 1620 Second Ave. 'Phone 1031. Colona Sand Stone Quarries i 6AWED BUILDING STONE. ASHL VB AND TRIMMINGS A SPE CIALTY. For cheapness, durability and beauty, excelled by none. This stone does not wash or color, the -' -wall with alkali, etc. Plans Bent us for estimates will receive care ful attention and be returned promptly at our expense. Quarries 12 miles from Rock Island on the C, B. & (J. railroad. . Trains No. 5 and 10 will stop and let visitors oil and on. BRIDGE STONE, CORN CRIB CLOCKS AND FOUNDATION STONE, ANY SIZE DESIRED. Sample of stone and photos of buildings can be seen at Room No. 12, Mifchcll & Lyiide building. Ad dress .' ) ARTHUR BUR I ALL, Manager. . Hock Island or Colona, HI. ROCK ISLAND, MAY 22 Show Grounds Twenty fourth Street, between Third and Fifth Ave nues. GOLLMAR BROS ; Big New Railroad Shows Triple Circus, Elevated Stages, Roman Hippo drome, Free Horse Ex hibit and Deep Sea Aquarium. A gigantic undertaking, head and shoulders above our so-called rivals. A multitude of rhier?, lcupers, nrel- alujt. aeronauts..; gymnasts,, cbariot ecrsand everything jertaihirig to the cirrWis world. '-J&ig double menagerie cVf lj the brute creation. Herd of big elephaivts.- ( : Gollmar Bros.' $20,000 feature the r, only Real Living Hippopotamus in captivity; a savage, blood-sweating terror Of the Kiver .Nile; the weird, man-slavintr monster: the only one in the known world on exhibition, after noon and evening in -(jollmar llros . millionaire 'menagerie. 5 HANDS. Or MUSIC. 3 ClUCUS'lMNGS. ELEVATKD SiAOES. 500 MEN AND WOMEN EMPLOYED. 200 HORSES AND PONIES. Every morning at 10 o'clock a grand, colossol FREE STREET PARADE. 7 OPEN DENS OP WILD H EASTS 7 Ponderous, marching elephants. An amazing wonderland. 10 diircrent kinds of music. A big double proces sion of shining armor, glittering dens, cages, band chnriotK rich rnjid.rgre costumes of silks and satins, tab leaux, floats, comedy provokers, a perfect blaze of splendor majestically moving upon the public highway at 10 o'clock. . Two Performances Daily i Atternoon ana tvenmg. Doors open at 1 and 7 o'clock. . Homeseeker'sExcursions VIA Southern Railway Queen &nd Crescent R.oute. To points in ALABAMA. FLORIDA, GEORGIA, NORTH AND bOUTH CAROLINA, KENTUCKY, MISSISSIPPI, TENNESSEE AND VIR GINIA. On the first and third Sundays in each month. May to November. 11)03 inclusive. At the very low rate of ONE FARE FOR THE SOUND TRIP PLUS $2.00. Tickets are good going 15 days, and for stop lovers south of the Ohio river, with final limit for return of 21 days from date of sale. On same dates ONE WAY SETTLER'S TICKETS will be sold to points in same territory at one. half first class rates plus $2 from Chicago, i'eoria, St. Louis, Ohio River , (SiteWays smd intermediate points. .' :? For information about rates, etc., call on ydnr' nearest ticket agent, or writo ' - -.',, J. S. MoCULLOUGII, N. W. P. A., 225 Dearborn St. Chicago,-III. For information about farm lands, business locations, etc., write . T. B. THACKSTON, Traveling Agent, Land & Indus Dept. . '225 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111 C. R. ALLEN. A. U.'F. A., St. Louis, Mo. l This is the Tornado Soason ' Place jour Cyclone Insurance with providence Washington Insurance Company 1799 1D03 C. R. CH AM BERLIN, Agent. Rat only 92 Tear vr Sl.OOO. ... tPe : I MSB PR0GRAL1SARE0UT Calender for High School Com mencement Week is Annouced. FIVE DATES ABE IKOLUDED Saturday's Meet Won by Davenport With Narrow Margin of Points. The invitations for the high school commencement week have' arrived, and are ready for distribution. The calendar begins with a baccalaureate sermon at the Broadway Freslyterlan church by IJev. Y. S. Marquis Sunday, May 31, and ends with the alumni re union at Black Hawk Inn Saturday, June 6. The intervening exercises in clude the junior reception at Black Hawk Inn Wednesday evening, June 3; class day exercises at' the high school assembly room Thursday even ing. June .4, and the commencement exercises propei1 at the Illinois. thea tre Fridny evening, June 5. i The' class,1 the names of the mem bers of which have been previously published, contains 34 students, 11 of whom are boys and 23 girls. The commencement and class day pro- grams lollow: Commencement Program. Music Orchestra. Invocation Ilev. II. W. Reed. Salutatory Adelia Schoessel. Discussion '"Municipal Ownership of Natural Monopolies," affirmative, Sadie Mae Lidders, negative, Kobert Hale iraham. Piano Solo "Concerto," with or chestral accompaniment, Mozart, El.sa Simon. Heading "The Fiddle Gold," Nora E. Frauklin, Mary Brennan. Essay "The Holy Grail," Laura B. Marquis. Oration "Alexander Hamilton," William F. Schroeder. Valedictory May O'Connor. Presentation of Diplomas By the president of the board of education, Dr. J. W. Stewart. Music Orchestra. ClaM Day Program- The following is the class day pro gram at the high school assembly room June 4: Instrumental Trio Gade. cello, 'Ir ma Kohn; violin. Margo Kohn. President's Address Arthur E. Huesing. Class Prophesy Frank Bmuer. Presentation of Class Present Roy A. Sears. Acceptance in Behalf of the School Ruth Buffum. To conclude with a farce in one act, entitled "A Fatal Message," by John Hendrick Bangs. Scene, library, Per kins mansion, London." Time; prcsent. The Cast Thaddeus Perkins. in charge of curtain, Thomas M. Clark; Mrs. Thaddeus Perkins, cast for Lady Allen, Isabel M. Osborne; Miss An drews, cast for the maid, Nannie M. Miller; Edward Bradley, an undei study, Carsten E. Franck; Mrs. Eel ward Bradley, cast for 'Lady Amar anth, Myrtle A. Barber; Robert Pards ley, stage manager. Tom B. Mirfield; Jack Barlow, cast for Fenderson Featherhead, Albert N. Mueller; Jen nie, a professional maid, Anna M. Moeller; Chester Henderson, an ab sentee. SATIRDAV'K MEKT FAST. Rock Island Lose to Davenport on Points. Bat Captures Greater Number of Medals Davenport high school won the in vitation track meet Saturday by a narrow margin of three points. The meet was mainly a struggle for su premacy between Rock Island and Davenport. The result of the meet was: Davenport, oU; Rock Jsiami, 47: Moline, 20; Aledo, 6, and Cedar Rap ids, 3. Muscatine was unable to make any points, though tneir atnietes worked pluckily. The individual hon ors went to Ralph Souders, of the lo cal school. Souders made 17 points; Millspaugh, Davenport, 15; Hart, Rock Island, Stromberg, Moline, and Soper, Davenport, 13 each. Of the 46 medaLi distributed. Rock Island secured 1'J, while the winner Davenport only took 14. The track and weather were such as records are made on, and the events were all fast. In the 220-yard dash the time was faster than that made at Galesburg. The detailed re sults of the meet are as follows: The Winners. Fifty-yard dash Millspaugh, Dav enport, first; Soper, Davenport, sec ond: Souders. Rock Island, third. Time, 5 3-5 seconds. One hundred yard dash Mills paugh, Davenport, first; Souders, jiock Island, second; Crans, Daven port, third-. Time, 10 4-5 seconds. Two hundred and twenty yard dash Souders, Rock Island, first; Crans, Davenport, second; Marquis, Rock Isl and, third. Time, 23 2-5 seconds. Quarter-mile run Souders, Rock Islandi, first; HoiTman, Rock Island, second; Crowley, Moline, third. Time, 54 4-5 seconds. . Half-mile run Soper, Davenport, nrst; Hoffman, Rock Island, second; Joseph, Moline, third. Tiine,'2:12 2-3. Mile run Sears, Bock Island, first; Brownlie, Davenport, second; Joseph, Moline, third. Time, 5:04 2-5. Two hundred and twenty yard hur dies Stromberg, Moline, first; Clark; Rock Island, second; Lee, Aledo, third. '1 ijne, 28 seconds. Two-mile bicycle Dow, Davenport, first; Cherry, Cedar Rapids, second; Holbrook, Davenport, third. Time, 6:21. Running broad jump Millspaugh, Davenport, first; Stromberg, Moline, second; Wright, Aledo, third. Dis tance, 20 feet 4 inches. : Running high jump JSoper, Daven port, first; Wright, Aledo, second; Henderson, Rock Island, third. Height, 5 feet' 4 inches. Pole vault Stromberg, Moline, first; Webb, Davenport, second; Barcroft, Aledy, third. Height, 9 feet 4 inches. Shot-put Hart, Hock Island, first; Souders, Rock Island, second; Liitt, Rock Island, third. Distance 40 feet 5Va incln s. Hammer throw Hart, Rock Island, first; Alb 'rtson, Moline, second; Mot ley, Davenport, third. Distance 109 feet. Discus Throw Hindi, Davenport, first; Hart, Rock Island, second; Isaacson, Moline, third. Distance, 92 feet. The Rock Island relay team, com posed of, Marquis, Hoffman, Griilith and Souders, won the one-half mile relay race, Souders finishing 6 yards ahead of Davenport, the closest rival. Each one of the team received a gold medal. Uit or OfflelaU. The officials were: Referee. C. T. Negius; starter, Carl Kiesel; judges of field events, L. R. Abbott, .Martin Smith, Charles Daek; judges of finish, C. Meyer, W. I). Baker, Paul Yates; timers, Bert Thomas, C. A. Kellogg, A. T. Huesing; clerk of course, James Maucker; assistant clerks, Harry Sward, Norman Baker, Charles Van Galder; scorer and announcer, Gil bert Graves. The. track team will have pictures taken thisweek. The team consists of about 20 boys. Among them they have won 28 medals, 10 of them being gold, 9 silver and 9 bronze. Other School Notes. D. B. Thomas spent the latter part of last week visiting at Pontiac. Frank Bruner is confined at home by measles. THE COURT OF HONOR MEMORIAL EXERCISES The three Rock Island lodges of the Court of Honor, Black Hawk court. Rock Island court No. 31 and Sylvan court decorated the graves of deceased members yesterday after noon at Chippiannock cemetery. Cars were taken from Curse's hall, the headquarters, of the Court of Honor for Chippiannock at 3 o'clock. At the cemetery H. M. McCaskrin presided as master of ceremonies. The memo rial address was delivered by Itev. 0. W. Lawrence, . of Memorial Christian church, while Mrs. Fannie Lienhard acted as chaplain. Music was furnish ed by a picked quartet. The exer cises were followed by the decorating of the graves. The deceased members of the order and the lodges they belonged to are as follows: Black Hawk Frank IIad elI, Thom as Ransom. Rock Island C. Schreiner, Nellie Nelson, M. Higgins, William Ehris raan, Mrs. 'Sarah Snyder, George Stocker. Henrietta Kerr, J. B. Iait kin, J. R. Major. Mattie Miller (buried at Davenport, William Noreen (buried at Moline), and J. D. Thomas (buried in Ohio.) Sylvan Court John Bollinger, George J. M. Colburn, Mary HTdridge, A. J. Story, J. W. Lawhead, Ella M. Einfeldt. CROWDS PAY VISIT TO PLEASANT VALLEY SHOPS The site of the new Rock Island shops at rieasant Valley draws large crowds of sightseers Sundays. The roads to that section are lined, es pecially d'nring the afternoons, with rigs from the tri-cities, while the in terurban road has all it can do to handle the crowds' that ride to the end of the line and then walk the re mainder of the distance to see the vast, work in progress. There are now employed, exclusive of the foremen and engineers 530 men, of which 33 are bricklayers There arc 00 teams taking out 2,500 yards a dav in the excavations. Three concrete mixers are at work prepar ing material for the foundations at the rate of 330 yards a day, and two more machines will be received short ly. The one building that has now far thest progressed will require 3,000,000 bricks to complete it and one of tin other buildings will require even more. So far 40 carloads of material for concrete ' have been used in the foundations and a start has scarcely meen made. Joseph Pominville, of Stillwater, Minn., after having spent over $2,000 with the best doctors for stomach trouble, without relief, was advised bv his druggist, Alex. -Richard, to try a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He . did so, and is a well man today. If troubled with in digestion, bad taste in the mouth lack of appetite or constipation, give thcsti tablets a trial, and you are cer tain tit be more than pleased with the result. For sale at 23c a box at all druggists. When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. . For sale by all druggists. From a Gat Scratch on the arm to the worst sort of a burn, sore or boil. De Witt's Witch Ha zel Salve is a quick cure. In buying . - i . -it 1 O i . i . : l a. 1ICI1 iiiiiri ouic ue parncuiar vo get DeWitt's this ia the salve that heals without leaving a scar. A spe- ... 1 : .1 i n . . , r , cine xor uniiu, uieeuing, licmng anu proiruuuig (':. Si-ill bv Hamer hnusp drtur clnrP! w j . - e A. J. Kiess drug store, corner Seventh avenue and .twenty-seventh street. RAnfiui Tear Mosul tut. Cand CaUrt1e. eure const I pat ton forever. ISo, SO. Ki tJ O. fall, drugguu rtfuod moat j. CLAIM TO MILLIONS Made by Mail Clerks Upon th United States Gov- . ernment FOB TRAVELING EXPENSES Bill That is to Be Presented Repre sents Some $14,i ' ooo.ooo. jLiirmingiuun, Ala., May is. A spo 18.-A cltl to The Age Herald from Tusca loosa, Ala., says: D. IX Nicolson, Kstal clerk, who lives In this, city, nays that the postal clerks of the United. Stntes have a very unique claim against the United States post office depaitment for actual and nec essary expenses while on duty In each of their resiiective runs, and that no clerk while in .service has ever' been uaid for these expenses. : On What Claim U IUummI. The claim is based upon the follow ing Hectlon of the postal laws and reg ulations: , . "Section i300.v' article ' 11 Chief clerks and railway postal clerks shall lie paid their actual and necessary ex penses while actually t:arcling on business of the department and away from their designated headquarters." The claim will amount to something like $14,000,000. MISS LITZR0DT TO HAVE GRADUATION KECITAL Thursday evening of this week the graduation recital of Miss E'Jyth Litzrodt, of this city, will be given at Augtistana chapel. Miss Lit.rodt, who is a pupil of Prof. A. I). ISodfors, will receive a teacher's certificate in piano on that occasion. At the re cital she will be assisted bv Miss Ger trude. Carse. soprano. The program to be carried out is as follows: Prelude and Fugue, A major liach Sonata, Op. 13 (Pathetique) Reethoven Still wei die Nacht P.ohni Dein gedenk' ich Margaret ha Mevcr-Helniund Nocturne, Op. 10, No. 1 Chopin "Ich lieln? dich" (irieg Valse Itrilliante Moskowski The Kale, Op. 32, Xo. 1 To a Wild Rose, from Op. 50 Scotch Poem. Op. 31, Xo. 2.. McDowell Rejoice (Jreatlv (from "Messiah ).. '. Handel Rhapsodic Hangroise, Xo. 4 Liszt MILITIA WILL NOT BE CALLED OUT OF THE STATE Secretary of War Root lias given his ideas in regard to the extent to which the state militia will be held 1'uiLle for service under the provis ions of the Dick bill, by Which it is to lie taken under the control of the general government. There lias been some apprehension on the part of the members of the militia lest they be called upon under the new law to do service wherever government troops are required. The secretary of war, however, holds that this is not the intent of the law and that unless call ed out under extraordinary circum stances the militia will not be ex pected to do duty outside of the re spective states to which it belongs. A COMMON" ERROR. The Same Mistake Is Made by Many Rock Island People. It's a common error to plaster the aching back, to rub with liniments rheumatic joints when the trouble comes from the kidneys. Doan's Kid ney Pills cure all kidney ills. And are endorsed by Rock Island citizens. Patrick Rooney, of 1309 Fifth ave nue, bricklayer, says: "1 was taken with a soreness across my loins and other symptoms of kidney complaint. I went to a physician, who treated me at intervals for three years, receiving little if any benefit. I resorted to ad vertised sure-cures, but the trouble resisted all my efforts, the intense limited control over the kidney se cretions being always in evidence. Learning of Doan's Kidney Pills I procured a box at the Harper house drug store. If that one box had not helped me I never would have follow ed up the treatment, and bought more. I have been exposed to all kinds of weather, but up to date there has not-been a symptom of a recurrence." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c per box. Foster-Milburn Co.. Duffalo, X. Y., sole agents lor the United States. Remember the name, Doan's, and take no other. The X-Kays. Recent experiments, by practical tests and examination with the aid of the x-rays, establish it as a fact that catarrh of the stomach is not a dis ease of itself, but that it results from repeated attacks of indigestion. "How can I cure ray indigestion?" Kodd Dyspepsia Cure is curing thousands. It will cure you of indigestion and dyspepsia, and prevent or cure ca tarrh of the stomach. Kodol digests what you eat makes the stomach sweet. Sold by Harper house drug store; A. J. Iiiess drug store, corner Seventh avenue and Twenty-seventh street. Keep Your Bowels Strong. Constipation or diarrhoea when your bowels are out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggistOoc. - - Bargains In H 0 U 3 E 503 Xinth street, JOxl-'O six rooms.... $1,100 1018 Fifth avenue, 33x150 six rooms '.$l,oou 230 Thirteenth street, 35xS0 six rooms $3,000 1000 to 1002 Thirteenth avenue, two stores and flats $0,000 2035 Thirteenth avenue, 50x135 live room $1,100 Twelfth street opposite Hrick yard, 61x200 live rooms $1,200 701 Third street, 60x110 four rooms $1,000 02 Fortieth street, 50x150 nine rooms modern imp $2,300 4125 Seventh avenue, 4x150 nine rooms .! $:;,200 4325 Eighteenth .avenue, 150x110 seven , ro'oriis ?2,ooo 1211 Thirty-eighth- street, 130x 141 twelve' rooms, modern improvements, worth $0,000 Small Cash Payment and Monthly In- f stellments. Examine my Moline List. E. Si. GUYER, Mitchell (EL Lyndc Bldg., Rock Island. Telephone 6055. HMHIMIIHHIIIIH imwwwfm(iun 1 Nothing Better Than f I ui.i m 1 H tllWI I I I F. P. KELLY HHldrnt Manager Rooms 9-10 Putnam Bldg. Da.venport. Special attention giv en to out-of-town cus tomers. Exclusive of fice for lady speculators Iowa 'Phone 840 talon Klectrlc 6.16. I Now Is The to piiper vour rooms. We." have a Iarpe assortment of both cLca'p and liih grade papers, which we are telling at the lowest prices in the city. We also have a large and complete force of workmen. All kinds of painting and papering; promptly attended to and fcatisfacliou guaran teed. PAR.IDON (EL SON. Fhones Old Union 213; new 5213. 419 Seventeenth St. : Many who formerly smoked 10 ? Cigars now smoke STRAIGHT An abundance of Hot Water For domestic use, stock growth, poultry houses, v. ,-t,-,,. . Hot Water T thJrSi r -4a ' -ry' . AIT CM MVPDQ & m IDEAL Boiler and AMERICAN lUdiAtOTt S $1,500 11.17 Thirty-eighth street. 47x113 brick four rooms $1,300 13.I2 Forty-second street. 50x112 five rooms $1,150 1125 Thirty-tseventh street. 0x 113 seven rooms $1,300 .1310 Thirty-sixth. street, (ixU5 five rooms $l,loo 3132 Ninth avenue, 25x150 four rooms $soo 1230 Fortieth street, 47x140 six rooms $1,400 1232 Fortieth street. 47x1 10 -six rooms $1,400 1505 Forty-fourth street, 50x110 five rooms $1,100 431 Forty-forth street, 30x110 five rooms $000 Chandeliers cnd Portables. Gas, Electric and Combination. Call and look through our ne,w Fixture Koom. New stock. Jlight prices. W. A. ROBB & CO., 119 18tll Rfr,. Pli one Wast H I- Uje Geo.T. Sullivan Co STOCK AND GRAIN BR.OKER.S 259-261 LaSalle St.. Chicago. Mem hers Chicago Open Board of trale. Consolidated Stock Exchange, Boston Min ing aid Stock Exchange. Nw York. lCmton. Milwaukee, rirtabtirg, letrolf. Omaha. Tol?".lot Cleveland. !t. -oule. Send for Sullivan's Famous KKI) Letter. Ship us Your rash trrain Commission cue-naif the Chicago Board of Trade Hate. 'JUAiKMih. z Time. .. v mil m r si CBGAB ft fodder purposes, greenhouse etc., is produced by IDHA.L, . Hot Water Tanir. Heaters, l ney Durn far less fuel than does an ordinary - '.' - 'viifL trratf fire or lUllS --1-.'' stove. Poorest -.-!!-' quality of fuel raay be used. Automatic Durable. Send for valuable booklet. ZZZZZ2 fjJM ' ' My. 1-