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Si THE ABBUS, WJSPyESPAY, SEPTUM BETJ 0, 1903. KODOL IXMlt VluU YsaEst. We a ll Are du to Indigestion. Ninety-nine of everyone hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when it was simple indigestion. It is a scien tific fact that all cases of heart dis ease, not organic, are not onjy trace able to, but are the direct result of indigestion. All food taken into the stomach which fails of- perfect, diges tion ferments and swells the stomach, puffing it up against the heart. This Interferes with the actios of the heart, and in the course of time that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased. Hodiol Digests What You Eat Mrs. Lorlng Nichols of Perm Yan. N. Y., writes: Aftsr eating, my food would distress me by makine my heart palpitate and t would b-cnme very weak. Finally I got a bottle of Kodol and it cave me immediate relief. After usine a few bottles I am cured. Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach disorders, and gives the heart a full, free and untram meled action. , Bottles cn!y. $1.00 Size holding 2 times the trial size, which sells for 50c rilPAKIO BY E.C.DeWltt A Co. Chicago Harper House pharmacy, and A. J, Keiss, Seventh avenue and Twenty seventh street. J A 7 Uwty Something Worth Look ing at is what everyone says who sees a frlrirt, foliar, cult shirtwaist" or pique vest laundered here, ft is the perfection of the art of laun dry work, as we aim for the high est, standard and always attain it. Fine dress shirts, collars and eulTs are done up with a color and fin ish that you will never reach but at the American Steam Lairdry Twelfth 8tret and Fifth Avrnur. 'Phone 1236. She Wink of Satisfaction " Is given a thousand times a day by smokers of ARXDT'S HAV ANA SECONDS. It don't take the public long to get onto a good thing. That is why this cigar is so universally liked. If j'ou have.'nt tried one, don't lose any time in getting one at. our store. While buying take a look at our display of Pipes, Tobacco and Smokers articles. S. U. .Arndt & Co., 1706 Second Avenue. BENOSTON'S BLOCK.. Colona Sand Stone Quarries SAWED BUILDINO STONE, ASHLAB AND HUMMING S A SPE CIALTY. For. fctapnes, durability and beauty, excelled by none. This atone does not wash or color the wall with alkali, etc, Tlans sent us for estimates will receive care ful attention and be returned promptly at our expense. Quarries 12 miles from Boek Island on the C, B. &.Q. railroad. -Trains No. 5 and 10 will sto? and let visitors off and on. RIDGE STONE, CORN CRIB BLOCKS AND FOUNDATION STONE, ANY SIZE DESIRED. Sample of stone and photos of buildings can be seen at Room No. 12, Mitchell & Lynde building. Ad dress 1 .' ARTHUR BURRALL. Manager. Island or Colons, KL Cr- . - '1 .;7T-rf'-K'J : FOR THE CHILDREN A Llvtnc Paper Cutter. The following story is told by a South African paper: "Au Indian rajah who had learned the English language after a Jaehlon frequently visited some years ago the viceroy of Calcutta and on one occasion borrowed of the latter u copy of the Edinburgh Review, which he happened to see lying on the table. When be . returned the magazine, the viceroy uked him if he had found any thing Interesting in it. 'Oh, yes,' he re plied; 'many beuutiful things, but also many disconnected articles. See here. This begins with "Hunting the Orang outang," does It not? And now turn over the page, and here you have "The History of Mary Stuart." ' The vice roy laughed, lie perceived that the ra jah had attempted to read the book without cutting the leaves. He accord ingly took from his table a beautiful Ivory paper cutter, explained its use to his visitor and made him a present of It. About a year after this occurrence the vh-eroy saw a gaj company enter ing the court and In the center of it the rajah seated on a young elephant. No sooner did he see the viceroy than he cried: 'lo you happen to have an uncut copy of the Edinburgh Review? If so, please toss it to me.' The vice roy threw out the magazine. It was caught by the elephant, who placed it between his tusks, which had been wrought into elegant paper cutters, even including carved handles, .and quickly cut open the leaves, after which i the kuowing animal passed the Review t back to the surprised viceroy. The ra jah then dismounted and said to the viceroy as he pointed to the elephant: 'He is yours. I return you the paper cutter alive. Goethe and the China. One day when the poet Goethe was a very little boy, living in a very old fashioned house in Frankfurt, Germa ny, his mother had bought many fine pieces of crockery at a fair and, a few commoner bits for the children to play with. Across the . street lived some .young men . who were great friends with the little, boy, and one, day when he-was playing pn his mother's high, latticed porch and they were, sitting on theirs across the street they tensed him to . throw some of his dishes over to them. Of course, as he was such a lit tle boy, the bits of crockery fell far short of the other side, but made a tine racket on the hard paving stones be low. At each crash the mischievous young men across the street clapped and en couraged tdin.to keep on. Needless to say, his mother was not at home. Presently when his own small store of wares was exhausted he ran back, ex cited by the applause, and brought out piece after piece of his mother's newly purchased treasures. Everything that his little arms could carry went over the latticework into the deserted street below. The mischievous men across the street did not wait to see what happened when little Goethe's mother returned, but they often laughed over the costly prank with the great poet when he had grown to be a man. Hon They Catch Beara In It tin a I a. A gentleman was once making inqui ries in Russia about the method of catching bears in that country. He was told that to entrap them a pit was dug several feet deep, and after cover ing it over with turf, leaves, etc., some food was placed .on top. The bear if tempted by the bait easily fell Into the snare. "But," he added, "if four or five happen to get In together they all get out again." "How is that?" asked the gentleman. "They fornTa sort of lad der by stepping on each other shoul ders and so make their escape." "But how does the bottom one get out?" "Ah, those bears, though not possessed with a mind and soul such as God has given to us, yet can feel gratitude, and they won't forget one who has leen the chief means of procuring their lib erty. Scampering off, they fetch the branch of a tree, which they let down to their poor brother, enabling him speedily to join them in the freedom which they enjoy." Sensible lears, we should say, are a great deal better than some people that we hear about who never help anybody but themselves. New Orleans Times-Democrat. Aiffal. There Is a little maiden Who has an awful time; She has to hurry awfully To get to school at nine. Ehe has an awful teacher; Her tasks are awful hard: Her playmates all are awful rough When playing In the yard. She has an awful kitty. Who often shows her claws: A dog who jumps upon her dress With awful muddy paws. She has a baby sister With an awful little nose. With awful cunning dimples And such awful little toes. She has two little brothers, ' And they are awful boys; With their awful drums and trumpets They make an awful noise. Do come. I pray thee, common sense. Come and this maid defend. Or else I fear her awful life Will have an awful end. Toronto Globe. Happy Kittle. , "Oh, look what, a pretty kitten, mam ma!", exclaimed small Harry. . t "Yes," replied bis mother, "and Just think, it never cries." ' "Well, no wonder," rejoined the youngster. "It doesn't have Its neck washed." Exchange. deeded Repairs. Little. Harold, whose father is a car penter, saw the crescent moon and ex claimed: . ... , ''Mamma, there's a piece broken out of the moon! We'll get papa to climb up on his stepladder and fix IV PANGER IN THE HIGH DIVE. Deafness a Frequent Injury Co - Those Not Initiated. "Except for those who have an espe cial aptitude for it and they are few high diving is a dangerous pastime to indulge in," said a diving expert the other day. "A good diver may occa sionally lose his balance, but, being generally cool headed, he can regain it, or at any rate sullicieutly so as to pre vent injury to himself. "In the majority of cases deafness is the most frequent injury inflicted by diving. The cause of this is that few llnd it easy to drop the head sufficiently to get it well between the arms. The result is they receive some tremendous blows on the head, and if the water is struck a bit sideways the ear gets most of the concussion, and the result will frequently be a rupture of the mem brane of the tympanum. A good pre ventive for such an accident is to place in the ears a little medicated wool or cotton dipped in oil. "Another injury to health caused fre quently by diving arises from getting large quantities of water Into the lungs. The extent of the harm done in cases of this sort depends on the condition of the water as to its cleanliness. I have pften seen boys, for Instance, dive fnto water at places where It was absolute ly filthy from the evacuation of drain age into it. The danger to health, es pecially to those with not overstrong constitutions, can readily be seen. "The higher the dive the longer, of course, will be the duration under wa ter, Now, an inexperienced diver is rarely able to hold his breath under water for more than a second or two at a time, and if the dive is an unusu ally high one he will In nine cases out Of ten give up the struggle in trying t retain his breath and invariably, too, Just before his head reaches the sur face. The result not infrequently is that the water that has escaped into his lungs and stomach is far more than is good for him, and to many it is posi tively injurious. "The best thing I know of to bring one quickly to the surface in high div ing is to have a piece of cork fastened under each armpit. Corks weighing four ounces each are sufficiently strong in buoyancy for a man of loO pounds in weight. There are many devices by which the corks can be kept secured under the armpits, l'erhaps the sim plest is to sew each cork into a tight fitting canvas or cotton bag and then again sew each bag on to the bathing suit by a couple of strands, allowing the strands to run over the shoulders. "Those with weak hearts," the expert added, "cannot be too strongly advised against high diving. The spring, the rush through space, the break and the entering and cleaving of the water are altogether too exciting for weak hearts, and especially so in cold weather." Philadelphia Ledger. A Sllser's Last IVIah. A Greek died in the small town of Caracal, having always lived on the alms of his compatriots. Before dying he made his wife swear that she would bury him in the dirty old overcoat which he wore every day. The poor woman had to ask the Greeks of Caracal to help her to provide the costs of the funeral. A good hearted Greek went to see her In her nllliction and, pointing to the body, said he would give her a better coat to bury the man in. Then she told him of the dead man's last wish. The Greek, whose suspicions were awakened, told her that she should certainly not part with the body before she had well examined the coat, for there must le some par ticular reason for the request. The widow unpicked the lining of the over coat and found ,000 francs in bank notes which the miser wished to take Into the grave with him. The General's None, Like Cyrano de Bergerac, General B. of the regular army was possessed of a nose which excited curiosity. If not comment, wherever he appeared. At one of the hops given at the post the dancers wore fancy dress and masks. The general's partner chanced to be a vivacious young thing who had never met him before. Nor was she any the wiser as to his identity when, follow ing the custom at mask balls, he re moved the covering from his face. . Ills partner followed suit, and her prattle ceased for awhile. Then she remarked, reproachfully: "Oh, but it isn't fair! You haven't taken off your nose!" New York Herald. The Ruling: Passion. The prospective heirs of the dying miser come silently into his sick room. The physician is seated by the side of the patient, a finger on his pulse. "How is our dear uncle today, doc tor?" ask the prospective heirs. "There Is small change in his condi tion," whispers the doctor. The dying miser rouses himself by a supreme effort. "Small change?" he gasps. "Put it In my pocket!" Judge. Od the Sabbath. , In Scotland once a drunken man met a clergyman chasing his runaway dog on Sunday. "Tammas," said the breath less clergyman, "I am sorry to see you fh this condition, but whistle for my dog. He is running away." Tammas regarded the speaker with gravity and said: "Whustle? I may drink whisky, but I'll no whustle for ony dog on the Lord's day." His Soarenlr. "Bring any souvenirs back from your trip?" "One only, but it cost a lot." "What was it?" "Empty pocketbook." Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, Some people talk as if they thought everything that dropped from their lips was a "bon mot." Atchison Globe. Kara mod Eating. Gladstone likert to dine with listen ers . lie not only chewed every mouth ful 35 times, but he monopolized the-, conversation. It takes a clear brain as well as n pair of ears to listeii brilliantly. That's why students and scholars ami people generally who hope to learn as they live nceil Mocon Cereal Coffee, if .vou brace up on coffee you're gurd for something, for a little while. If you drink Mocou. the food drink, the perfect coffee substi tute, you're good for everything all the time. Does for the brain and nerves what roast beef does for the body nourishes while stimulating.: The flavor is delicious, so is the aro ma. Man's best drink. LODGE 4. MOLINE LODUE No 556 B. P. O. R. Meets Thursday evening Please attend. H. H. Brandt, sec revary. "PATENTS. PATENT and trdemark oftH-e Koom It Mitchell & Lvnue building, Bo-fc Island Jai-es F. Murpby. associate, branch of Moore & Co.. patent attoraeys, Washing ton, D.C . and Chicago. 111. KI.KCTRICAI- W. A. ROBH & CO. All kinds ot electrical construction. Estimates furnished and service prompt and reliable. Fine line ct gas and combination fixtures. 119 Klgbt eenth street. ART DKCORATION. PARIDON & SON Artistic Interior decora tion. Finest line of late papar carried and skilled workmen employed. Moderate prices 417 Seventeenth street. I. ACNIR IKS- ROCK ISLAND STEAM LAUNDRY Haurs feld A Sexton, proprietors. Fine OnlRb and Quick service. 1814 Third avenue Phone wet 12SS. WANTED AGKNTS WANTED Trustworthy person in each county to manage business, old establish ed house, solid financial standing: straight bona flde weekly cash salary 18 paid by Check each Wednesday, with all expenses direct Irom headquarters; money advanc ed for expenses. Manager. 37V Caxton bldg. Chicago. WANTED An established wholesale house, recently Incorporated, extending business, desires to engage competent manager for branch house. Salary lioo per month, ex penses and commission. Must invest l.()i0 In capital stock of company, on which divi dend of 6 per cent will be guaranteed, and furnish atisfactory references. Address, Secretary, box 440 Kansas City. Mo. WANTED In each county, local resident representative to sell our high grade ci gars to the trade on a new proposition; quality and price defy competition. Able salesmen can easily make from laoo to 1300 a month. Exclusive territory given; no capital needed; no par for samples ex acted. Apply with references to George Samela & Co., 6W-71 Dearborn street, Chica go, in. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN on real estate security at lowest rates. Marlon E. Sweeney, attor. ney, rooms 33-36, Mitchell ft Lynde build ing. Rock Island. MONEY TO LOAN In any amount, on any kind of security. Also choice property tor sale or rent. W. L. Coyne. 130 Seventeenth street, up stairs. WE make a specialty ot loaning money oa household goods, horses, wagons, etc., without removal and in a quiet way. Call on us for quick loans. Fidelity Loan com pany, Koom 3?, Mitchell A Lynde bloc. CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. L. SlrIx;EK, medium and claii voyant, kuows the past, present and suture Ssince she has been in Mojice she has located six lost watches and a kidnaped child. Call and see this wonderful medium. l.9 Sixth avenue. Moline. MADAM ST. MARIE Palmist and clairvoy ant. Tells you the past, present and fu ture correctly. Tells you everything per taining to business, marriage, divorce, love affairs, sickness, death, accidents and everything of interest. One call will grove her wonderful accuracy. Office ours from I to 10 p. m. 706 Fourth ave nue. Take the 151ue line. MISCELLANEOUS. ART NEEDLE WORK done to order L's sons given. 1132 Second avenue. Phone Union 861. AN OPPORTUNITY to learn newsiianer business tor boy with High school educa tion. Apply at Argus onice uetween iu anu 11 a. m. WANTED Mrs. J. L. Talbot does shampoo lug. manicuring, facial massage and hair messing at your nome. lias ssecona ave nue. Telephone union Ml. DO YOU WANT AGENTS? Many years' ex perience places us in a position to give you valuable Information along lines that will assure you success. Ask for free letters of information and bulletin of daily papers that pay. We also start responsible par ties in the mall order and agency supply business. Lord & Carver. Racine, Wis. IF YOU WANT to buy, sell, trade or rent anything. engag helpor secure a situation the Mall is the one paper In Moline that can do it for you. Mail wants are popular and Mall wants bring results. One-half cent per word Is the price to all alike, cash in advance. 2-cent stamps will do. Evening and Saturday Man. Moune iu. DR. O. R- RAYMOND'S Monthly Regulator has broueht hanviness to hundreds of anx ious women; no pain, no danger, no inter ference with work; relief guaranteed 3 to 6 days; nave never had single failure; an letters truthfully and contidentiallv ans wered. Price $2 . by mail. Obtained only at lfenixe s t'narmacy.iii tatc street, cm cago. INSURANCE. INSURANCE on dwellings and household goods a specialty. Oldest and best com- antes, lowest rates C. R. cnamberiin, Itchell A Lynde block. Phone 103a PLEASANT F. COX Real estate and Insur ance. Old Are companies represented Your patronage solicited. 'Phone Union 63. OlJlce over Thomas' drug store. TORNADO INSURANCE Rates for city property SO cents per 1100 one year, 40 cents per 1100 three years, 60 cents per 1100 five years, can or address u. k. unamDerun Agent, Mitchell & Lynde building. HAYES & CLEAVELAND The pioneer agency. Old time and fire tested compa nies. Fire, lightning, plate glass, tornado, accident, lite, or almost any form of risk. O round floor offices 310 to S18, Eighteenth street. WE WILL BOND YOU Executors, admin lstrators, guardians, trustees, trustees or any Kind ot judicial bonus; loagc ana so ciety officers; city, state or U.S. govern ment officials: contractors: positions of trust; in fact, any kind of bond you want (except ball bonds). Terms reasonable. naves s. uieaveiand, resiueni managers. laaeniy ana Deposit company, oioiary land. GOLDSMITH A McKF.K insurance asrency Peoples National bank building. Rock Island, 111. Represent only first-class com panies, writine fire, tornado, plate Klass, liability, burelarv. accident and health Insurance. AU policies issued upon the latest pians ana most uncrai cuuuiiiuus . Surety bonds furnished through the Amcr lean, liondlna: connanv. of Baltimore, Md, Open every Wednesday and Saturday nigau. WAKTEO-UA1K HKLP WANTED Bell bos at the Hotel Harms WANTED At once, porter t Rock Island station lunch room. John Wilds. WANTED At once, several good carpen ters. Apply ti ads Anuersou. vw four teenth and-3-half street. WA VTE n At once a competent young man raphy preferred, give age, experience, references and salary. Adanss, -T. C. M " Argus WANTED-Bright young man to travel, ad- vert'sing aua collecting, mommy to start and all expenses. Self addressed envelope tor reply. Address Road Supt,, 211 Pontiac building., Chicago. W ANTED- Mat residing in Illinois to dis tribute, advertise, col ect; manutactuier: salary 8 weekly and xpenses: experi ence unnecessary: permanent: references Addressed envelope. E. Wimmer, 3." Dearborn street. Chicago WANTED Brakemen. etc, inexperienced men for railroad wort, brakemen, switch men, tlapmen. firemen. No strike. Send cents in stamps tor application blanks, stamp returned if you canoot pass. S. S. Uobin. general manager, Terre Baute.lDd. WANTED Men U learn barber trade. Few weeks completes. Splendid wages to graduates Tools given, diplomas f:ranted board provided. Can earn near y ail expenses before completing. Cata logue explains bow. mailed tree. Moler Barber college. Chicago. 111. WANTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED Pantry girls at the Harper house WANTED At once, a good cook at 808 Twen tieth street. WANTED At once, ccmpetent second girL iKi Firtn avenue. WANTED Experienced dtn.ng room girl at uan's restaurant, leu second avenue. WANTED Girl tor eeneral housework. No washing. Apply at 2836 Fifth avenue. WANTED A competent eirl for general nouseworx. inquire a!i bixteenia street. WANTED At once, a competent girl. Must be good cook. Apply at oia TWentv tnira street. WANTED A competent girl tor general nouseworx. lioou wages. Apply 11 y t ourtn avenue. WANTED Women to se'l a necessity to mothers 12 a week clear. Dept. M, box 7S, Philadelphia. WANTED At onre. competent eirl for gen eral housework at st7 Fiiieenin street, op posite court house. WANTED At once, a first-class Ironer and finisher for laundry work. No other need apply. Address "A 43," care this offlce. WANTED Energetic ladv for traveling po sition, advertising and collecting: moder ate salary and all expenses to start, ad vancement, position permanent if satis factory. For particulars address E. Phil lips. Pontiac building, Chicago. WANTED Nice pleasant home-like posi tion and good wages offered to wonunwho can do plain cooking. Nice town fitly miles from Rock Island. For particulars see Mrs Ramsav. Flat over Mlllinerv store corner Fourth AvenueandTwentieth street. Rock Island. WANTED MALE OR FEMALE. WANTED Manager trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage business in this county and adjourning territory for well and favorably known house of solid finan cial standing, tan straight cash salary and expenses, paid each Moudav by check di rect from headquarters. Expense money advanced: position permanent. Address Manager, 610 Monon Bldg . Chicago, 111. WANTED POSITIONS WANTED Position by a young man who understands wood moulding and general wood work. Address "A 6" this office. WANTED Place to work for board and room bv voung lady and gentleman desir ing to a tend High RChool. For informa tion inquire of II. E. Brown. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A cashier's desx, six feet long. Give description and price. Address E. S., Argus office. WANTED A small tire proof safe, must b good and cheap. Peoples' Credit Clothing companv, 321 't wentieth street. WANTED Ladies to visit tne Noondav Rest rooms at 1818H Third avenue, near Y. M. C. A. building. Good home cooked din ner from 11 :3d to 2. Supper Saturday only f rom b to 8 p. m. We exist tor accoinmo datlon. not profit. Rooms open all day to ladies for rest. WANTED Loans and chattelson household goods, horses, cattle, buggies, wagons, pianos, etc . without removal. Very rea sonable and qnick. Do not get a loan until you see me. for with 0 years' exper ience I positively can save you money. I also loan money on watches, diamonds, iewelry, hardware, musical instruments, 'bicycles, clothing, silks, intact any article of value Now listen. Having one of the largest, cleanest, neatest and best kept second hand stores in the whole state of Illinois, 1 am always ready to buy your goods Now don't tliiofc because you have a swell lot of furniture that they are too nice tor me. for I am a second hand specialist, and my business motto is' to pav more and sell for less than anyone in the business. Give me a chance and I will prove it to you. so I cordially invite one and all to call and get acquainted. Fur ther, if 1 can't trade wltn you I will sell v our goods for small commission, or store them tor you. Then again. I will pay a good round price tor old cold and silver, old coins, will also pav cash for good gentle men's second hand clothing or ladits' silks, feathers, furs, lMoks, ec. Yes, I will buy, sell or trade any old thing. Look for large sign on store. Open every eve ning until o'clock; Saturdays, 10 o'clock. All business strictly private and confiden tial This is my number, IB33 Second ave nue. Rock Island. Hi. Always a few good bargains in diamonds, as we make a spe cialty of the diamond business. See here, now, everybody knows where The Argus offlce is In Hook Island. Well, I am directly across the street. J. JONES. SPECIAL Just because you live in Dav enport or Moline doesn't signify anything. Now. how long does It take you to step to a telephone? I wish I could make a dollar or two every time I went to the 'phone that would be good enough for me. Jones' second hand old 'nhone is 63 union. lV-'3 Second avenue. Also short loans on real estate and bouses lor rent. FUEL. sale and retail dealers In bituminous and anthracite coal. Prompt delivery servcle. Offices 1718 First avenue. Telephone west 1290. KEAL ESTATE. E. J. BURNS City and country real estate. If you have property for sale, list It with me. If you want to buy I will do my best to get you what vou want. Room 11, Mitch ell A Lynde block. Telephone 1191. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. H. J. TOHER A CO. Brokers, Davenport. Stocks, grain, provisions, cotton. Private wire to New York and Chicago. Offices 109 Main street. Telephone 407. GEORGE H. SIDWELL A CO. Commission merchants. Grain, hay and provisions. Members of the Chicago board of trade and Chicago Stock exchange. Established 24 years. No. 12 and .M3 Rial to building. Long distance phone. Harrison t&66. HEATING AND PLUMBING. CHANNON, PERRY A COMPANY Heating and plumbing along scientific and sani tary lines. Careful and skilled -workmen. Prompt attention. 114 West Seventeenth street. Phone 1148 TOR KENT ROOMS. FOR RENT One or two roomi at 815 Twen ty third street. FOR RENT Fonr utifnrnJsbed rooms, mod ern. Apply at 1112 sscond avenue. FOR RENT furnislred rocm with modern conveniences at t3i xweuin s . FOR ENT A nlcelv furnished room, mod ern conveniences. 27. 3 Sixth avenue Fill RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping at Thirteenth street FOR RENT Furnished room with bath and heat in the Maucker & Tonn building FOR RENT Two large, nicely furnished front rooms with bath, gas and heat at Bib Second avenue. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for l'ght housekeeping: alio sleeping rooms, at 1403 Secotd avenue. FOR RENT Furnished rooms with good table board. All modern conveniences. 1329 Secoud avenue. FOR RENT Furnished room wtth all mod ern improvements at 217 Fifteenth street. Opposite court house. FOR RENT A nicelv furnished room; suit able for one gentleman, wi'h all modern conveniences, at 2200 Sixth avenue. FOR RENT Two furnished roams, modern conveniences, win board in private fam ily. One-half block from car line. Address "J a" this offlce. FOR RENT Furnished rooms with good board in a private German boarding house, all modern improvements, at reas onable price. Mrs F. C Hahn. 637 Seven teenth street. Phone 63d Brown. FOR RENT A nicely furnished front room, modern conveniences, just one block from car line Apply 9io Twenty-first street. FOR KENT HOUSES. FOR RENT A flat of six rooms over P. J. Lee's wall paper store FOR RENT A flat with modern conveuien ces at 17U2 Third avenue. FOR RENT A rot'age at 1126 Sixteenth street: will be vacant Sept- IS- Inquire 1114 Twenty-flrst street. FOR RENT A 6 room house with gas. water ana nam at n- cvfiuu dicuuv. i"4uik at 103 Seventh avenue. FOR RENT A 7-room house 1175 Nineteenth street Apply on premises between 9 and 10 a. m. and 3 and 4 p. m. FOU RENT A S-r"Oin bouse, water and sew er. Inquire of Simon Lewi. corner Seven teenth street and Third avenue. FOR RENT A 6-room house, modern coa veniences. at 2C3 Twenty-first street. In quire at 2103 Fourth avenue. FOR RENT A 6-room house all modern, at 525 Kleventh Rtre t. Inquire of J. D. Beecher. 80t) Seventeenth ttreet. FOR RENT A shop on Ninth street acd Seventh avenue, large lot: alo a nice live room c-ttage cheap Goldsmith & McMee. FOR RENT One 5-room Wat. bath. etc. Price 13. For particulars call at tre building over 3l6 Fifth avenue, or tele phone 5t4l or CM Davenport, Iowa. G. A. Koester. FOR RENT A wall tent 21x00 at Boessler's. 2j9 Fifteenth street. rOR SALE CITY PROPERTY. FOR SALE Cheap It taken at once, good paying fruit and cigar staud in good loca tion. Rent, 30 per month. Address "F 13" this office. FOR SALE Two remaining eaal front lots in the Dart Twenty-second street addition. For terms inquire of R. S. Dart, Jackson A Hurst s office. Masonic temple. FOR SALE Lots in Gregg's addition. Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets between Elghth-and-a-half and Ninth avenues. Call and get prices. Reidy Bros FOR SALE Cheap. if takn at onre. a 6-room House, inouern. corner lot. uwi i u cv lui per Seventh avenue and Fourteenth street. Apply 620 Fourteenth street. FOR SALE A brick house containing ten rooms and a large bath room. Has hard wood floors, furnace heat and al modern im prove ments. Also a large stable on same iot. Property was fitted up lor a home and is In good repair. Inquire on the premises at 1210 Third avenue. FOR SALE Lots in J. G. Scheuermann's addition, Twentv-second and Twenty-third streets, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues This is the best residence part of the city. Lots are terraced and have sewer and water connections. These lots can be bought cheap on easy terms Call or address . I. G. Scheuermann, Ninth and Dearborn streets. South Rock Island.oppo site race track. Ft til SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Cheap a ?55 folding bed. as good as new. Inquire at 713 Ninth avenue. FOR SALE Smith & Barnes piano, almost new. Inquire at 300 Fourth street. FOR SALE-Will sell cheap, a K'.l hard coal stove as good as new. Inquire at 2103 Fourth avenue. FOR SALE Two gasoline launches., one a 4-horse power, the other lH-horse power. Inquire at 4ot Sixteenth street. FOR SALE One hard coal Garland base burner. w?h oven, '.. One Riverside soft coal heater lor W. Both in good condition. Inquire at 739 Fifteenth street. FOR SALE KARSI PROPERTY. FOR SALE-Fortv-eight acres of good farm land 2 miles from Andalusia. Will sell cheap. Enquire of J. M. Richardson, cre Cralle's livery. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FOR RENT Dining room and eating privi leges ot the Commercial hotel. Inquire at hotel. Seventeenth street and Third ave nue. Rock Island. FOR SALE A medium sized grocery stock centrally located, good city traae, splen did farm trade and good will goes wltn the business Can rent store for a term of years. Reason lor selling and terms can be secured at rooms 1 ana 2 Masonic 'tern pie R. J. HOTELS AND RESORTS GRAND HOTEL Famous Colfax mineral springs. Oflers best accommodations at reasonable prices. Address William Frey, Colfax. Iowa. LAS VEGAS HOT SPRI NGS Located 6,67 ieet above the sea. All the year round re sort. A perfect place for rest. For partic ulars address ur. uaniei 5. i-erxius, aieui cal Director, Las Vegaa. N M. EDUCATIONAL. AUGUSTAN A COLLEGE Business depart ment. A thorough business trainlnrglven for entry into commercial lite. Terms reasonable. Apply at Augcstana college. VILLA DE CHANTAL A home school for girls conducted by the sisters of the Vlsl tation. Rudimentary and higher branches and an pome accotnptisnmenis taugnt. Twentieth street and Fifteenth avenue. Rock Island. LOST AND FOUND LOST On Rock Island arsenal Saturday of last week, a gold -K.. C." charm, r'inaer please return to this offlce. LOST-Last night on Moline car. a black Jacket lined with satin, trimmed with plaited black ribbon. Return to this office and be rewarded. LOST Sunday morning between Eleventh street and Fourth avenue and Peoria de pot, black wrist bag containing (1 50 in change, and small articles valuable to owner. Finder keep the tl. 50 and return bag and other contents to Argus offlce. PROFESSION A Ii ATTORNEY8. McCASKRIN St McC AS ICR IN Attorneys at law. Rock Island and Milan. Rock Island offlce in Bengston block. Milan office oa ..Main street CONNELLY & CONNELLY Attorneys at law. Money loaned. Offlce over Cramp ton's book store, 1719 Second avenue. JACKSON. HURST & STAFFORD Attorneys at law. Offlce In Rock Island National bank building. LUDOLPH A REYNOLDS Attorney! at law. Money to loan. General legal busl- Buford block. SWEENEY A WALKER Attorneys and counsellors at law. Abstracts of title. Office in Bengston block. SEARLE A MARSHALL Lawyers. Money to loan on good real estate security. Mitch ell A Lynde block. Rock Island, 111. McENIRY A McENIRY Attorneys at law. Loan money on good security; make Col lections. References, Mitchell A Lynde, bankers. Office, Mitchell A Lynde build ing. JAMES F. MURPHY Attorney at law. General legal practice, umce room is, Mitchell A Lynde building. Union Elec tric phone 6601. PHYSICIANS. DR. CORA EMERY REED Homeopathic physician. Special attention to dUeases of women and children; also diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat. Offlce hours, 9:30 to IS a. m., 1 to 4 p. m. S31 Sixteenth street. Rock Island., DENTISTS. J. T. TAYLOR Dentist. Offlce hours 8 Jo to 12 m., 1:30 to 6 p. m. 2UV Eighteenth street, opposite Union offlce. Telephone new 5383. AIRCHITECTS LEONARD DRACK Architect and superin tendent. Skinner block, second floor. Offlce hours iu to 12 a. m , 4 to 6,30 p. m. rLOISTS THE LONGVIEW Park Floral company, Meyer & Uehrine, Props. Green bouses 1 lift Fifteenth street Plants, cut flowen and designs. HENRY GAETH.i E Proprietor Chlpplan nock nursery. Cut flowers and designs ot all kinds. City store. 1847 Second avenue. Telephone 610. CONTRACTORS AND 11CILDEK8. JOHN VOLK A CO. Contractors and build ers. Also manufacturers of sash, doors blinds and mouldings. .Dealers in plate window and art glass. Offices and factory, 311 to 829 Eighteenth street. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of John S hul z, deceased. Public notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Carl Witt, "has this day filed his final report and settlement as such in the countv court of Rock Island county, and tht an order has been en tered bv said court approving the said rejiort. unless obieciions thereto or cause to the contrary be snownonor before the 4lh day of September, A. D. iy)3. and upon the final approval of said report the said Carl Witt will ask Jordan order of distribution and will also ask to be discharged. All per sons Interested are notified to attend. Rock Island. 111.. Aug 10, A. D. 1903. CAUL WITT, Administrator. Searle A Marshall, attorneys. Execntor's Notice Estate of John Scnneider, deceased. The undersigned having been appointed executor of the last will and testament of John Schneider, late of tne county of Rock Island, state of Illinois, deceased, here by gives notice that he will appear be fore the count court of Rock Island county at the countv court room, in the city ot Rock Island, at the November term, on the first Monday in November next, at which time all persons having claims a i.nnst said es tate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indented to said estate are rei quested to make immediate payment to the undersigned Dated this 3a aay ot septemner, 1BU3. PETER Gl.MLER Executor. Administrator's Notice. Estate of Charles Zimmerman, deceased. The undersigned having been appointed administrator of the estate of Charles Zim merman, late of the countv of Rock Island, state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives no tice that he will ap;ear beiore the county court ot Rock Island county at the county court room, in the city of Rock Island, at the November term, on the first Monday in No vember next, at which time all persons nap lng claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All iersons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 1ft day ot September. A. D., 1903. HERMAN YOG EL. Administrator. Notlee of Publication In Chancery. State of Illinois. I Rock Island County. ss In the circuit court of Rock Island county, September term. A. !.. 1903. Henry B. Carpenter, conservatorof William Fiemming. vs. James F emming and Will iam Wil merlon, in chancery. Bill for partition. Affidavit that the place of res!dence aiul the postofllce address ot James Fiemming one of ttie defendants above named, is un known and upon due inquiry cannot be found having lieen tiled in the offlce of the clerx of said circuit court of Rock Island county, notice is hereby given to the said de fendant James Fiemming that the com plainant filed his bill of complaint in said court, on the chancery side thereof, on the 18lb day ot August A. D. 1 and that a summons thereupon issued out of said court against said defendants returnable on the ttiird Mondav ot September A. D . 14"3. as is bv law required, and that said bill is still pending in said court and undetermined. Now. therelore, unless you. the said James Fiemming. shall personally be and appear before said circuit court of Rock Isiand county, on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the court house la the citv of Kock Jsiand. in said county on the third Mondav ot September A. D. 1903. and plead, answer or demur to the said complainant's bill of complaint, the same, and the matters and things therein charged and stated will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer ol said bill GEORGE W, GAMBLE. Clerk. M'ARTHUR A COoKE. Complainant's Sol icitors. August 18, 1903. Notlee of Publication Chancery. State of Illinois. ) Rock Island Count v. B!' lu the Circuit Court ot Kocklsland County. September term. A. D. 13. William Fieunning bv Henry B Carpenter his Conservator vs. James Fiemming. In Chancery: Bill tor dissolution of part nership aud lor an accounting. Affidavit that the place of residence and the iojtorllce address ot James Flemming.the delendant above named is unknown and upon due inquiry cannot be found having been tiled in the office ot the clerk of said circuit court ot Rocfc Island county, notice Is hereby given to the said defendant James Fiemming that the complainant filed his bill ot complaint in said court, on the chan cery side thereof, on the eighteenth day of August. A. V.. 1903, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of said court, against said defendant, returnable on the third Monday of September. A. D.. 1903, as Is by law required, and that said bill is still pend ing In said court and undetermined. Now. therefore, unless vou. the said James Fiemming, shall personally be and appear before the said circuit court ot Rock Island county on the first day or the next term thereof, to be holden at the court house in the city of Rock Island. In said county, on the third Mondav of September A. D. 13. and plead, answer or demur to the said complainant's bill of complaint, the same and the matters and things therein charged and stated will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered against you according to prayer of said bill GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk M'ARTHUR A COOKE, Complainant's Sol icitors. ' August 18, A. D. 1903.