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-yr 'V" V V V"V V "V 'V CHE AKGTTS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 100.5. V ' v ' 'V V V V V V w ' " V 'Y V V VW ' t ' pooooooooocooooococoae R-eaJ Estate l'ttft SALE. $2,400 cash buys a. bargain on 7th avenue, in the best residence district or the city; rent. $24, net ting purchaser io per irnt per annum. $1.25 buys a nice five-room roltage, $li' duwn. balance on easy payment. IbOit down and balance on easy monthly payments buys a larg? 11 -room bouse, centrally located, bath and pan, suitable for room ers $1,000 buys five nice level 'lots facing south on 12th avenue, near a. paved street: JtJOO cash down, balance easy terms. $3.5uo liuyrf nice brick modern horn-, with another lot which can be sold off for $. making house cost $2. "out; bargain. Fine modern homestead. Just finished, facing east and south, best lo.-ality in the city; can be bought at a bargain, as owner iim.ot go west on accoint of sick ness i:i the family. Three tine lots in South Hock Isl-tiKl. $m c.-h. Three tine lots. 13tb avenue, on- lieinj- a cornei. for $7ou cash. $:'.:, buys line 45-foot lot on Hill Street. $1.5mi will buy a fine six-room eott.ise on ilh avenue; lot 50x 15. near ::nih street. y,i: buys elegant 47-foot cor ner ii.t on 1 4 1 It street. We have a line 320-aore farm. J miles from 'oal Valley, for sale very reasonable and on terms if neriMsarv. l-r Kent Six-room cottage, with bath. gas and furnace; $L'L'.r,i i.er month; on 2fith street; paved Cj I.Ut oor property with tis. We CJ luu money on real estate. C Goldsmith 8L McKee oooooooooooooococoooooooow AMUSEMENTS. toalCTION CHAMBtRLIM.HIMDTA t.OMPNr. Dully Mstlnee anil Night, (omiiirnclnj; Monday, May 8. THE THREE GRACES. ARMSTRONG & VORN. THOMAS & FULLER. PASCATEL, THE GREAT. SMITH BROTHERS. KIN ADROME. "THE CLEPTO MANIAC. MADGE MATELAND. Matinee, and 20c. 10 Night priors, 10c, 15c Fauiticssy iasmoriea suits, coats, skirts and other appurel for women at thi lnwnl obtainable prior (or high-claa luerchaodue 1 he bJirs of t!is viiiniry who are prticuhr as to vtli.it tliev wear what thry pay - will be pleated to learn that MaiiJcl Il:oihers, Anier-L-Tj foremost maimers ot vomica's aparrl, have apoinud n.e their agrnt fur tliij town. This irriniemcni mi-cj it poatiblc for every lady in thi com - muoity to enjoy ail the advantage of hopping in Chi cago at a great lav ing in trouble and expenx, and com pletely solve the problem of ' how to be correctly and yet inexpensively clothed." The made to-meas-ure de;artniL-iit ol Mandcl Brothers males an v garment to your special or dcr. Ycu i e 1 c c t your own style and materials, and your measurements arc accurately taken by a scirntih.c system which insure a pu led tit. The thoroushrciia- Ibility ol this frm. together with their unquestioned su premacy as cos tumeri, lends ma terially to the attractiveness of this proportion. MISS JULIA BATTLES, 1011 Second Avenne, AGENT FOR Mandel Brothers, Chicatf NOCTURN Front. Sl4" lacbra. Hack, 1 Inches. The choice of the careful dresser. OCO. . IOC , CO.. Marcus 'Tri-Clty Transfer and Fuel Co. Hauling and moving of all kinds, large or small at reason able rates. Daily wagons to Moling, and Davenport. We also handle the best grades of hard and soft coal. A portion of your patronage is respectfully solicit ed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New 'phone 5464, old 545. Office, 215 Twentieth Street, Rock Island, III. mitt m 3 til "S I CXXXXCOXX3C00 jsiXTH SUBSTATION li.VtN KUUiA IbLAriU Postmaster Thomas Notified of Exter sion of Postoffice in Effect July 6. Postal substation No. 6 will be established in Rock Island July C. Such was the purpost of an order received by Poft master Thomas this morning. The new station will be located at the corner of Eighth avenue and Twelfth street and will be in charge of H. V. Burt who conducts a drug store at tha: point. The new station will be authot ized to sell stamps and postal supplies, register letters pnd to issue money oi ders. On account of the rapid upbuild ing of that portion of Rock Island the new station was deemed advisable. THE HOTELS. At the Harper T. A. Bryant, Chica go; William Bell. Chicago; 11. S. Hyer, St. Louis- William T. Benailock. Chicago; Charles Bishop, New York; .1. T. Walker, Kansas City; G. L. Dav id, J. M. Davis, Aledo; Emery Graves. Geneseo; M. E. Keinner, Chicago; W. E. Hyle. P. A. Helmer. G. B. Humph rey ville, Kewanee; A. B. McBay, Onei da; William Shehan, F. L. Wayne, Chi cago; Z. L. Brewer, St. Louis; R. Bar ely, Peoria; J. H. Ball, St. Louis; John Brooks, U. S. Army; W. S. McMen, U. S. Army; Arthur M. Funnell, Louis E. Bota. J. W. Hart. E. S. Sturn, Chicago; Charles "Wydoff, A. Godyshaun, St. Louis; J. K. Conray, Bellville; W. J. Gibbs, Chicago; William Jasmon, U. S. Army; L. O. Kuschner. William Ka den. Chicago; D. L. Hedges, Quincy; A. Kaufman, Philadelphia; J. A. Meek. Xew York; G. G. Beveridge, Cincin nati; H. Gillig. Peoria; C. D. McCor niick, Chicago; H. P. Walker, Peoria; Charles H. Gibbs. H. D. DePuy, Chi cago; J. H. Springer, Detroit; A. W. Cherrard, Des Moines; H. B. Benson, Sterling; J. J. Kraus, New York; A. H. Schroff, C. A Minson, Chicago; J. P. Foley, Galesburg; A. J. Elmer, Chi cago; Dr. Dennis, t. uounney, uioonv ingion; James Archer, Kansas City; M. C. Satzenstein, Muscatine; B. P. Horton, Peoria; F. P. Wrestern. Chi cago; Charles M. Martin, New York, C. Wheeler, Kansas City; O. F. Voed esch, Milwaukee; R. O. Oppcnhein:. Peoria; A. Anderson, S. Mindheim, New York; G E. Barker, Chicago; H. M. scnuck, liioonnngton ; iuis dh i del, Chicago; S. R. Van Sant, Winona; P. S. Root. New York: O. D. Fay, Chi cago: J. J. Booth, Orange, N. J.; A. D. Osliorne .1. A. Stone. .1. W. Kuy. J. W. Hutchinson, Chicago; Asa Elbert, Kan sas City; A. Punch. E. Kelly. Indian apolis; .1. D. Mason. J. G. Newtier. Chi cago; S. J. Sharp, Kewanee; A. W . Dana. Burlington; George Slingluff. Burlington; T. F. Cooke, Mediapoli.s; V. W. Newhall, Kansas City; E. D. Boyd. Aledo. t the Harms (European) Thomas T. Baker. Litchfield. III.; lioss A. Pritchett. Whit Hall, 111.; C. B. Potts, Clayton. Hi. ; C. B. Powell, Jackson ville. 111.; J. E. Mcintosh, Chicago; W. W. Shummerhom, Jacksonville. 111.; Henrv Whipple, Quincy; John W. Marsh. Warsaw: E. M. Robbins. Carth- age; waiter t.. t-uay, ia j. Dellin. Sterling; B. F. Greenhow. Ke wanee; E. Wright. Buffalo. N. Y.; II. A. Smith. Springfield; E. L. Unchon, lirvannke. 111.: V. A. Smith. Indiana- rolis; Dr. C. A. Glazer. Falls City, Neb .; J. E. Cavanaugh. St. Ixiuis; D t Mifrni'itiv Rochester. N. Y. : J. A. Wolf. Freeport; Julius Weinberg. New York; C. H. Bowman, byracuse: r. n. Ellis. Chicago; Edward all. Spring field; E. C. Kartock, Jacksonville; W. lambert. Springfield; W. G. Phillips. Elgin; F. P. Donelan. Springfield; J. D. Cobeen. Galesburg; Gail B. Elliott. Elgin; A. E. Coneerse. Springfield; A. Griffin. Macomb: C. F. Lander. Ke wanee; J. E. Magnuson. Orion; W. S Bloomer, Chicago; A. J. Kappel. Mil waukee: Arthur Gillespie. Le Claire; Harry E. Meyers. Dr. D. Phillips. Chi ... . , - . 1 1 . . . . mn 'trn Til - CagO. Dr. . f. auace, viojiuu, ... , E. P. Burns, Indianapolis; Tony tjam- burger, Chicago: S. Humphrey. Cincin nati; J. Austin Dunn. Jacksonville; L. J. Mason. Chicago: Dr. Ia. H. Buck. Peoria; R. L. Chase. Milwaukee; C. R Eaton. Chicago; A. I. Sargent, Gales burg; P. M. Stoper. Chicago: H. T. Nichols. Chicago; George E. Vickers. St. Louis; Gustacus North. Cedar Rap ids; J. A. Kannper. Burlington; A. J. Elmer. Bloomington; Dr. D. A. Ander- son, polls Maroa. HI.: J- - carton. .umu- B. F. Briggs, Cleveland. At the Rock Island (European) W. B. Allen. Chicago; Theodore F. Knoll. Golden. 111.; E. L. Kickensner, uii.j. go: William M. Costley. Peoria; r. w W! u-iktnr-h New York; C rr""1" Peoria ; V T. Plllen. Long roiui. John C. i-Kowion Hiirnneion: .mw iiunu. w Grace Torrence, Davis. Sterling: Abingdon; Dr. J. d T. W. Powell. St m - Tl Louis; Dr. U Chase, J. M. Mullins. cnicago; n. Milwaukee: H. W. Lank ford. St. Ixrnis; A. M. Keeu. t-u.i-;u, t SArtrent Galesburg: L. E. Jor Rrookbank. Peo- flon, yjn.a.ia. t- Waterman. Geneseo; J. ' i "r-Mw K 1 Young. New vru- Harrv Anderson. Chicago; C. H u JL.i Vvrla: Jay Goldthwaite va- Vrtrk: L. C Dow. Marion. Iowa ille Iowa; Fred F. Kuhn. Iaa'saHe: J. D. Hoise, Bloom intn Wed Scannell. Atchison vrnna - T D. Patterson. H. A. Bixoy i.- t? R Haves. J. I- Hubbell Chicago: R. Oppt-nheim. Peoria; F. M Swain. Kewanee: C. A. Jakcson. Chi - r:-r.r iv-rnhardv. Chicago; C . . - - -- - A. Biiiibjiiia, Clinton. I 7AT THE SUBURBS. FOSTER. Foster. May 10. Miss Adelia White attended the recital at the public li brary in Muscatine Tuesday evening. An interesting bible study was con ducted at the home of D. A. Kleist Wednesday evening by Rev. J. R. Spil ler. The reading will be at the home of Thomas Watson this week, conduct ed by the pastor. Miss Pratt, of Washington. Iowa, ar rived Friday and will be the guest of Mrs. D. L. Ripley for an indefinite time. John Anderson, of Edgington, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beeney are at the home of Mr. Beeney's father, assisting in caring for Mr. Beeney, who has been quite poorly. William Thornton, of Indiano'.a. Iowa, arrived Friday to be the guest of his brother, A. Thornton. J. H. Foster was a business visitor to Muscatine Saturday. Miss Emma Anderson is spending the week at the home of her brother, John Anderson, of Edgington. Ira Miller, of Edgington, made a business trip through this vicraity last week. The Misses Agnes and Alice Gillet entertained friends from Muscatine last Sunday. Miss Minnie Rickett is suffering with an attack of tonsilitis. Time Tried and Merit Proven. One Minute Cough Cure is right on time when it comes to curing coughs, croup, whooping cough, etc. It is per fectly harmless pleasant to take and is the children's favorite cough syrup. All druggists. RATS J- DIE When tbey eat Stearns' EIoctHc Rat and Roach Pasta The paste drives them out of the house and dries up their bodies, tearing no odor. Itlaavafe and sure exterminator, also of mice, waterbu, eroton bugs, cockroache and aU other vermin. lOO Keward Offered forany ratorroach poison that equals btrsras' KUetrte fast. OIU Dy OTUgKISlB every wucre, or KUt wj express prepaid, on receipt of price. (M) as s. bax v etat i o es. mx v k. w. . Staaru Ktoetrl PuUU., caleaaw, lU-.t-S-A. VQVL SALE MISCELLANEOCS. FOR SALK Household goods, all in tjooil condition, at Z-'Z Kighth-and-H-half avenue FOIi SALE One No. 3 folding pocket kodak, with special l-ns and devel oper outfit. Inquire 2701 Fifth ave nue. Phone west CO. ni'SIXESS OPPORTUNITY. l'or. SALK liPtauiii s. at 123 Second nt: paying a venue. busl- OSITIONS ()l't:: W'c have hundreds f :.if;rl Rrade ItusineSK and teclinii-al positions paying from $1,000 to $".i)i0 a year. Imt we haven't enousli caps-'.i-. experienced men to till tliom. If you lieiieve yuu are the right man for any of these places write today for lxMiklcts. W'f have offices in all large cities and offer the surest method of marketing your ability for every cent it is worth. Ilapgood (Inc. I lirain Brokers, 1213 Hartford build ing, Chicago. CLAIRVOTA5T. UH. MAKY YATKS Magnetic healer and spiritual medium. Hours, 1 to 10 p. m. Residence, 705 Fourth avenue. Take the Blue line we;t mi-: mysteiuoi's i : 1 1 . i k a h Trance medium. clairvoyant and palmist, does what others advertise to do; tells your name, and what you wish to know, without asking a l nest Ion : tells what worries, annoys and perplexes you now. and what will hring success. Reduced prices for a few " days. fiO cents and $1. 1T.13 Fourth avenue. Hours, ! to 9, daily and Sunday. EI.KtTROI.YSIS. Sll'KltFLL'OrS HAIR AM) MOI.KS permanently removed with the electric needle without pain: treat ment given at the home, unless other wise desired. Address Miss A. M. Kittredge. i:i0 Twenty-second street. New 'phone S791. F OKI- EM PIKE COAL & COKE COMPANY Wholesale ana retail dealers in ot tumlnous and anthracite coal. Prompt dellverv service. Office, 1718 First avenue. Telephone west 1290. GHAIM AND PROVISIONS. 11. J. TuitEK Jfe CO. Brokers. Haven- port. Stocks, grain, provisions, cot ton. Private wirn to New York and Chicago. Minces 10S Main street- Tel ephone 407. OEortGB H. SIDWELL 4 CO. Com mission merchants, urain, nay ana provisions. Members of the Chicago board of trade and Chicago stock ex change. Established 2.t years. No. 642 and 543 Rlaito building. Ung distance 'phone Harrison 2tS. PATENTS. PATENT and trademark office, room 14. Mitchell & Lynde building. Kock Island. James F. Murphy, associate, branch of Moore & Co., patent attor neys. Washington. IX C. and Chica go. 111. (IEATINO AND PLUMBING. C11ANNON. PERRY & CO. Heating and plumbing along scientific lines Careful and skilled workmen. Prompt attention. 114 West Seventeenth ART DECORATION. PARIDON & SON Artistic Interior decoration. Finest line of late paper carried and skilled workmen employ ed. Moderate prices. 417 Seven teenth street rLORISTS. HENRY GAETHJE: Proprietor Chlp ptannock nursery. Cut flowers and designs of all kinds. City store. 1(1 Haonnd ivftiu. Telephone Ills. UClfDRIES. RtiCK! ISLAND STEAM LAUNDRY Rauersfeld & Sexton, proprietors. Fine finish and quick servic 181 Third avenuw. "Phone west Ills ARCHITECTS. LEONARD DRACK Architect and su perintendent. Skinner block, second floor. Office hours. 10 to 11 a. nv 4 to 6.J0 p. m. WANTED If ALB HELP. WANTED liov to take care of horse. Apply at 723 Twentieth street. WANTED A coachman. Apply to Mrs. Charles McHtigh, at the Harper house. WANTED Painters and paperhangers. Apply to 1'. J. Lee. 1431 Second ave nue. WANTED Good solicitors and agents. Salary or commission. Apply at 22SI Twentieth street. WANTED A strong young man to act as porter at Watch Tower Inn. Ap ply to H. C. Krell. manager. WANTED At once, an active single man as janitor. Must have good ref erences. Apply to superintendent Itotk Island Club. WANTED At once, a first class collec tor for Rock Island and Moline. Call at PeopU-s Credit Clothing company. 319-322 Twentieth street. WANTED 25 laborers, for work on canal at Milan. 111., at $1.21 per day. with board and lodging. Inquire at government office, Milan, 111. WANTED Men; our illustrated cata logue explains how we teach barber trade quickly: mailed free. Moler Barber college, Chicago. 111. WANTED Teamster: must be sober, industrious, and good horseman ; per manent position. J. S. Wilhcrt. I'enn il Supply company t Ltd. I office. WANTED Energetic, trustworthy man or woman, to work in Illinois repre senting largo manufacturing com pany: salary. $4o to $9i per month, paid weekly; expenses advanced. Ad dross, with stamp, J. H. Moore, Rock Island. 111. WANTED Energetic man. each ooun iv. to post sinns. advertise and dis tribute samples; salary. $1S weekly; $3 per day for expenses; honesty and sobriety more essential than experi ence. National company. 720 Chest nut street. Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED Men and boys, to learn plumbing-trade; we cannot supply de mand for graduates: $4.".o to t' per day; eight weeks completes course; eaf 11 while learn ing. Address, for cat alogue. Covne Rros. Company Plumb ing Schools. Cincinnati, Ohio; St. Louis. Mo. Employment guaranteed or money refunded. WANTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED A kitchen woman at the Rock Island house. WANTED- A competent washerwoman at Slti Nineteenth street. WANTED A girl for general house work, at 103!) Nineteenth street. WANTED Two girls, a cook and a housemaid, at llol' fceoond avenue. WANTED A washerwoman to do wash ing for small family. Address "It. U., care Argus. WANTED A young holy of good edu cation, to read proof. Apply at Argus editorial rooms. WANTED Two dining room girls at the Rock Island house IuiicIl room. Rock Island house. WANTED A girl for general house work in lamiiy ot two. -ppiy at 2'.'0l Seventh avenue. WANTED A girl for general house work. Applv at 71! Twenty-second street. Mrs. W. II. Whisler. WANTED A competent girl in family ot four: good wages: must lie compe tent. Call at 1910 Fifth avenue. WANTED A strong girl for general housework, in boarding house: good wages. Apply at 5 1 Fifth street. Mrs. Fisher. WANTED Ladies; our catalogue ex plains how we teach hair-dressing, manicuring find facial massage ijuick lv. mailed free. Moler college, Chi cago. 111. . WANTED A girl or middle aged wo man to act as companion to an om ladv and assist in housework. No family, light work. Address "C fi'," care of Argus. WANTED MALE! OR FKMALE. - NTrr.l lleln Mt once at Rartlett isms'. . ISIS Third avenue. WANTED Good man or woman, to wash pans. Apply at kitchen of llar- per house. WANTED Agents; 2."i of the best sell ing articles; ?1." per week is made: send 10 cents for samples; male ami female agents. National Supply com pany, 42t N. Ninth street. Philadel phia, P;i- WANTED Lady or gentleman, of fair education .to travel tor a tirm of ."ii.imiii capital: salary. $1.07- per vear, and expenses, paid weekly. Ad dress, with stamp, J. A. Alexander, Rook Island. 111. WANTED Immediately, two ladies or gentlemen to work routes to coast and represent us in Portland during fair. Good salary and expenses paid to right party. No canvassing. Law yers, "teachers or ministers preferred. Send stamped envelope for reply. F. Maxson. library department. Sykes block. Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WAITED P.v a lady, f urr tshed room, with or without board, in private family; central location preferred. Address "G. 33." care Argus. WANTED A man and wife desire room and board in a private family; terms must be reasonable. Address G. F. Lincoln, 61 S Thirty-ninth street. WANTED By May 20 a live or six room cottage in Rock Island or Mo line, east of Twentieth street Rook Island. Ad.iress or cull OolS1, Fifth avenue. Rock Island. W. J. McGreg or. . WANTED Parties desiring their lawn out and general work around the varil done, should call or address G. ii. Uoehler. ".22 Sixth street. 'Phone 44. two rings. Work done by the hour or day. . WANTED Household goods to move, store, pack or ship at reduced ratts to Pacixie co;et and other points. For the best service at lowes rates, write or call on Ewert r Riehter Express i Storage company. 322-S26 East Fourth street. Davenport, Iowa. Tel. &9H. WANTED Private family and board ing house. who can accommodate visiting doctors during the state med ical meeting hi Rock Island Mav 1 '. 17 ami is. to send th ir names and addresses to Dr. H. 1". Hall. 1711, Second avenue, statinir number you can accommodate and pric. not later than May 14. LOST AND FOUND. Fot'ND A bicycle. Irnjuire of J. C. Clemann at Clemann & tsilzmann's. LOST A black spaniel dg: answers to the name of "Carlos." Return to 141 Fourth avenue and receive reward. LOST Or vtolen. a part French poodle, while witii brown spots. Return to 150S Second avenue and be rewarded EXPRESS, STORAGE. DI S AND CAB. ROBBS' TRANSFER COMPANY 120 West Seventeenth street- Old 'phone laS" new 'phone 5158. New storage building. Express, baggage, 'bus and ub calis answered day or niftht- E WERT & RICHTER Express and Storage company, having uneijualed facilities for moving, storing, packing and shipping household poods, ai'd can quote reduced freight rates to Pacific coast and other points. Write or call. Office and warehouse. 322 325 East Fourth street. Davenport, Iowa. Tel. J9. FOR REXT ROOMS. FOR RENT Two furnished moms at 19 IS Third avenue. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, with bath, at 71S Eighteenth street. FOR RENT Two large front rooms, furnished, at 2312 Fifth avenue. FOR RENT Furnished rooms suitable for sentlemen at $17 Thirty-fifth street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with all modern conveniences, at 513 Twenty third street. FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms, with bath, on ground tloor. Address "It. 99." care Argus. FOR RENT A furnished room, with all modern conveniences, for gentle men only, at 2200 Sixth avenue. LOR RENT Furnished room, with all modern conveniences. Located oppo site court house. 217 Fifteenth street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also sleeping rooms; at 1403 Second avenue. Old 'phone 7 S - K. FOR RENT To party without children, a three-room Hat. with all modern conveniences, at lo37 Fifteenth street, lmiuire at same address. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, with modern conveniences, on Tweii-ty-thlrd street; central and beautiful location. Address "M. 22." care Ar gus. FOR RENT One pleasant furnished front room, with all modern conveni ences: also first class table board at reasonable prices. New 'phone &009; 1229 Second avenue. FOR RENT HOUSES. FOR RENT Modern eight-room house. Inquire at S32 Nineteenth street. FOR RENT Two modern flats, in cen tral part of city. Apply to E. U. Guyer. room IS, Mitchell & Lynde building. FOR RENT A house of four rooms, with closets and pantry, and city wa ter and sewer, at 429 Forty-third street. Inquire oil premises. FOR RENT To a party without chil dren .a three-room flat, with conveni ences, centrally located and near street car line. ddress "Y. W. 33," curt! Argus. FOR RENT A modern eight-room house; furnace heat: modern conveni ences; 919 Twentieth street. Apply to Hayes & Cleaveland. 210-212 Eigh teenth street, city. FOR RENT On May 10. in a choice location, one of the finest and best arranged Hats in the three cities. No. 122! Fourth avenue. Apply at the American Steam laundry. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS. FUR RENT A good piano; terms rea sonable. For particulars, call at 2224 Fourth avenue. FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY. FOR SALE One of the finest residence sites in the city: four large lots, with eight-room house; a big snap. See Eekhart A: UutTum. FOR SALK Rest bargains in lots on Twenty-tifth street and Tenth ave nue if taken at once. Easy payments. "Inquire Reidy Bros. FOR SALE Residence on Twentieth street, near Eighth avenue; eight rooms, all modern: lot 4xl4"; beauti ful location; $4.2'". II. K. Walker. FOR SALE Five-room cottage; city water, sewer, steam heat, and closet: lot 'iMxltin; reasonable if taken t on Apply .'t r19 Forty-fifth street. FOR SAL?" On easy terms, nice build ing lots on Thirtieth street and Eigh teenth avenue; fine location. Inquire at 2412 Seventh avenue. Gottlieb Zwicker. FOR SALE A big bargain, the Dodge home, on Eleventh street and Third avenue; lot SO by L"0; tine brick house, modern. l'or particulars see Eekhart & Ruffum. FOR SALE Acre and town lots Just outside of city limits on bluff near street car line, cheap on monthly pay ments. Inquire of John T. Campbell, 1S29 Seventeenth street. "Phone 322 West. FOR SALE Oakside, at the head of Twenty-first street, near the Villa 1 I'hantal; a very desirable home, with modern improvements: two lots, largo oak trees; view of river. A.M. Bruuor. FOR SALE I. C. Martin's new home, lol." Twenty-second street: beautiful, modern house of eight rooms, recep tion hall, cement walks, paved street: place will be sold, as Mr. Martin has moved to Denver. Inquire 11. IC. Walker. FOR SALE To close estate, the beau tiful home. No. 732 Seventeenth street; Modern improvements: east front; eight rooms; line location; best of re pair. Call and examine. The two-story brick store building, situated at 1917 Second avenue, now occupied by Dindinger. the printer. This is a good Investment. Four acres, with house, situated on cor ner Twelfth street and Cemetery road, in South Rock Island: fine place for gardening, florist, or poultry raising. The heirs are desirous of selling these properties as soon as possible. For further Information, apply to IL E. Krell. 715 Seventeenth street. OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS As the stockholders of the Home Building of Rock Island, now in process of liquid ation, have expressed a positive de sire that the affairs of said associa tion be closed up within the next "0 davs. I. as liquidator, offer for sale all real estate now owned bv said asso ciation at greatly reduced price, and I also have a number of other desir able properties, not owned by the as sociation, tint controlled by me. which I also wish to sell. I propose to give the people of mi .ins an opportunity to place their money to great advan tage. Information will be given bv me at my office, in rooms 1 and 2. Masonic temple, or the property will he shown bv rne at any time. Call at once if you are Interested. W. C. Mam-ker. liquidator. LIST OF PROPERTY. West half lot 19. sub-div.. South Rock Island (cottager. Two-story dwelling house. ISth ave nue and 44th street. Rock Island. ::m!i street and 14th avenue, dwelling of five rooms. Dwelling of eight roorn, 1426 40th Street. Two-ftorv dwelling. Z" . i.itn street. Saloon building and hotel. 1012-1014 Railroad avenue. .Moll no. ill. Two-storv dwelling, six rooms, 4th street. Moline. HI. Two-storv dwelling, six rooms. 1M1 IMS 4th street. Moline. III. Two acres, which will make 10 lots, bn-ated eorrTvr of 15th street city and 2sth avenue. Moline. 111. jr.. room frame hotel building. Sherrard. 111. CONTRACTOR AND BGILftBU. Gt'STA V KLANKENBCRG All kinds of contracting, uuiiaing ana joooiiik. workmanship guaranteed: etimates furnished. Residence. 817 Twenty ninth street. 'Phone 6885. D. HOIIEXHOKEN Contractor and Builder. Plans nd etime cheer fully furnished. Dealer in glass, lum ber, nails, etc Residence and shop. Thirty-eighth street and Sixth avenue. New 'phone 756. JOHN VOLK Sc. CO. Contractors and builders. Also manufacturer of sash, doors, blinds and mouldings. Dealers in plat window and art glass. Offices an factory, til to S2 Eighteenth street. LODGE DIRECTORY. Ma mob to. TRIO LODGE. NO. 57. A. F. & A. M J Meets in stated communication 'AAr on the first Thursday of eaclt month. Special Thursday. May 11. 7:30 p. m Master Masons are invited. A. F. Casper. W. M.; William B. Pettit. secretary. ROCK ISLAND LODGE. NO, 65 S. A. F. & A. M. Meets in stated communica tion on the first Friday of each month. Special communication for work Fri day. Mav 12, at 7 p. m. sharp. H. A. Clevenstine. W. M.: H. S. Bollman. secretary. , , - ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 18. R. A. M. Meets in stated convocation on the first Tuesdav of each month. S. J. Ferguson. H. P.; L. O. Daugherty, secretary. ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL. NO. 20. R. & S- M. Meets in stated communica tion on the third Wednesday of each month. D. J. Sears, T. L M.; L. C. Daugherty, secretary. ROCK ISLAND COMMANDER Y, NO. 18. K. T. Meets in stated conclave on the second Monday of each month. L. C. Daugherty. K. C; R. C. WiUer ton, recorder. ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 269. O. E. S. Regular meeting second Wednes day of each month. Mary E. Krels, W. M.: Vashta Bollman. secretary. MASONIC BOARD OF CONTROL IL D. Mack, president; F. T. Myers, secre tary. INSURANCE. GOLDSMITH & M'KEE Write all kinds and classes of insurance in oldest anC strongest companies at lowest rate. Old 'phone 3SS. New 5374. PLEASANT F. COX Real estate and Insurance. Old nre companies repre sented. Your patronage solicited. Phone union 63. Office wver Thomas' drug store. INSURANCE on dwellings and house hold goods a specialty. Oldest and best companies, lowest rates. C R. Ciiambernn. Mitchell & Lynde bloclt. 'Phone 1030. BENNETT'S Insurance Agency Fire, life, accident, health and plate glass. Real estate and loans. Room 2. Bu ford block. Residence 'phone union 861. office union 113. TORNADO INSURANCE Rates for city property, 20 cents per 100 one year, 40 cents per $100 three years, 60 cents per $100 five vears. Call or address C. R. Chamberllu. agent. Mitchell & Lynde building. HAYES & CLEAVELAND The pioneer agenov. old time and tire tested com panies. Fire, lightning, plate glass, tornado, accident, life, or almost any form of risk. Ground floor office 210 to 21S Eighteenth street. WE WILL BOND YOU Executors', ad ministrators', guardians", trustees', or any kind of judicial bonds; lodge and society orticcrs; city, state, or U. S. government officials; contractors, po sitions of trust: in fact, any kind of bond you want (except bail bonds). Terms reasonable. Hayes & Cleave land. resident managers Fidelity & Deposit company, of Maryland. MISCELLANEOUS. UPHOLSTERING First class work onlv. Estimates free. Large assort ment of covering samples. F. Renaut. :'.2! Twentieth street; new 'phone 5492. Old phone W. 712-L. IF YOU WANT to buy. sell, trade or rent anvthing. engage help or secure, a situation, the Mail Is the one pa per In Moline that can do it for you. Mail wants are popular and Mall wants oring results. One-half cent per word is the price to all alike, cash in advance; 2-cent stamps will do. Evening and Saturday Mall. Moline. Ill WANTED We sell yor ability with out In nnv way endangering your present connections. Our service is confidential and is planned to aid the man whose success in his present po sition proves his ability to till a bet ter one. Why not get in touch with some of the excellent opportunities now open? We have all sorts of high grade positions executive, clerical, technical anil salesman paying from $1 Oiin to $."..000 a year. Ask us for booklets. Otfices in 12 cities. Hap goods (Inc.) Brain Brokers, 1213 Hartford building. Chicago. r MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN On real estate se curity at lowest rates. Marion E. Sweeney, attorney, roomn 33-35, Mitchell & Lynde building, Koclt Isl and. WE MAKE A Sl'KCIALTV of loaning; money on household goods, horses, wagons, etc., without removal and In a quiet wav. Call on us for aulck loans. Fidelity Loan company, room 38. Mitchell &i Lynde block. HDUCATIONAL. AUGUST AN A COLLEGE Business de partment. A tnorougn Business training given for entry Into com mercial life. Terms reasonable. Ap ply at Augustana college. VILLA DE CHANTAL A home school conuuetea tor gins Dy m raisi.er oi the Visitation. Rudimentary and higher branches and all polite ac complishments taught. Twentieth street and Fifteenth avecje. Rock Island. I1L PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS. JACKSON. HURST & STAFFORD At- torneys-al-iaw. .onioe in uuca and National bank building. SWEENEY & WALKER Attorneys and counselors at law. Abstracts oi title. Ofllce in Bengston nlock. SEARLE & MARSHALL Lawyers. Money to loan on good real estate se curity. Mitchell & Lynde block. Kock Island. Ill- H. M. McCASKRIN Attorney-at-Law. Rock Island and Milan, rock isianu office In Bengstoo block. Milan office on Main street. JAMES F. MURPHY Attorney at Law. General legal practice. oinoe room 18. Mitchell & Lynde building. Union Electric 'phone 5ol. LUDOLPH & REYNOLDS Attorneys- . ... i . i ....... 1 u. gal busljieas. Notary public 1706 fcecond avenue, Buford bbtck. MENIRY & McENIRY Attorneys at ' law. Loan money oit gooa aecuruy, make collections, rteferences, Mitch ell &. Lynd. bankers. Office, Mitchell it Lyr.Je bulldinr. CONNELLY CONNELLY AttorneM- at-LaW. in. A. L,arson. owcuaa w- vokat. Office over Crampton's store. 171K Second avenue. Pensi... Loans. Patents, etc. LEGAL. Notice of Final rltliaeat. Estate of John H. Lloyd, deceased. public notice is hereby given that the undvrsigned executrix of the last will and ti-Htarnint of John H. Lloyd, deceas ed, baft this day filed tier final report and set tlernvrit as-such in the county ourt of Rock Island county, and bear ing on saul report has peeii set tor May 2-. IfrOl. at ! o'clock a. in., at which time person inleremed mav Appear and make objections thereto, aid if no ob jections are filed. aid reM,rt will be approved at that time, and the und'-r-i juried will -k for an order of distri bution, and will alo a-k to be diu ermrged. . Rock Iaiand, I1L. May 4. 1905. ELLEN LIX)YD. Executrix. Jax-kson, Hurst & Eta.TorJ. attorneys. LEGAL Kirfutur'a Notice. Estate of Friedrick Kollmann. de ceased. The undersigned, having been ap pointed executrix of the last will and testament of Friedrick Kollmann. late of the county of Rook Island, state of Illinois, deceased .hereby gives notice that she will appear before the county court of Rock Island county, nt the county court room, in the city of RtH-k Island, at the July term, on the- first Monday in July next, at which time all persons having claims against said es tate are notified and requested to at tend, for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted tl said estate are requested to make im mediate pavment to the undersigned. Dated this 27th dav of April. lsiV,. MARIA KOLLMANN. Executrix. HOTELS AND RESORTS. LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS Located 6.767 feet above the sea. All year round resort. A perfect plac for rest. For particulars, address lr. Daniel S. Perkins, medical director. t Versa. N M RAILWAYS ANI STRAMBRS. CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC Railway Tickets may be purchased at the citv ticket ottlce, 182 Second avenue, or C.. R. I. P. depot. Fifth av enue, foot of Thirty-first street. 'Phona west lliys. west 14SJ. FRANK ta PLUMMER. C. P. A. Trains. last, i W'eiL 'Golden State" d 7 'California Snecl1"M R ;50 amldll:10 ara 1 A !,,(-.. . Denver Limited Jfc I :45 am ja 11 Omaha Id I Ft. Worth. Denver Xr V'anaiK fllv M C o amiaio:u :20am!a :10 Minneapolis Id 6 Davenport & Chi I cago d 7 ES amid ?;00 pm :S6 amla 6:23 am OmnTm ld 12 Colorado & Omaha. Des Moines & Oma d 1 :10 pm dl0:10 pin ha Denver, Lincoln & (all SSam d Mltm Omaha la Des Moines Ex Dress l:0am!d $:0$atn l;40 pmld 7;00 am t:4t amid 1:15 poa St. Paul & Mlnne- I a polls a Denver. Ft. Worth & Kansas City . .a 6 16 amdl0;40 pm Kansas City, St. Joe Ar California. Rock Tsland it all:10pmd 7:10 am Washington !! 60 pmld t:S5 pm ;40 pmf 1:20 pm :5fi pm'd 7:10 am :6o pm :60 am ;10 pmalS;5l pm Chicago at iKs i Moines Jd 1' Rock Island & I Brooklyn Accom.la 4 Omaha la 6; Omaha St Des I Moines d 6; Cedar Rapids & 1 Tipton lalO :S7 amid 4:10 pm Rock lalaad Jk Poorla Dlvlalom. Trains leave Twentieth street ata tton. Main line trains start from mala depot on Fifth avenue 5 minutes in ad vance of time given. Trains. I Leave. Arrive Peoria, Springfield, I St. L.. Ind'pls .. . . 8:10 am 1:60 pin r-coria c ti. i.ouis. .i 7:20 Dm 5:66 pa t'eoria. Itul pis, ci'i. I Bloomlngton ....I 1:15 pm 11:26 am Sherrard Aecom. 11:10 am attain 8:46 pm 3:20 pm dally ex- Cahle Jk Sherrard Accoin I t:45 am Cable & Sherrard .. S:20pm a. arrival; u. aepanure; cept Sunday. CHICAGO. BURLINGTON QU1NCT . Depot. Second avenue and Twentieth street. Telephone, old west 680, new 617S. F. A. R I D DEI .L. Agent. Trains. Leave Arrive St. Louis. Spring- I field. Galesburg. I Peoria, Quincy ... 8:48 am 8 :66 tss 6:68 sta 1:11 pm T:16 Sterling. Mendota I and Chlcugo 6:44) am St. Louis, Kansas I City, Denver and I Pacific coast i Sterling and points I 10 nv 16 Pin Intermediate Dubuque, Clinton, I .a Crosse, St. I Paul. Minn., and I northwest I 7:10 Dm I:t0tts 7:86 pi Clinton, Dubuque ..1 7:16am Clinton anil inter- I mediate, points ...I 7:16am 7:66 pea s stop at Rock Island for meals. d ally except Sunday. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE fc HT. PAUL Railway D., R. I. & N. W. passenger station at foot of Seventeenth street. B. B. STODDARD. Agent. P. L. Hlnrlcha. commercial agent, 81)8 Brady street, Davenport. Trains. Leave. I Arrto Clinton, Dubuque, St. Paul. Mil waukee, Chicago. Elgin and Chicago, IS. W. Limited). Muscatine. Wash ington. Kansas City (3. W. Lim ited ) Muscatine, Wash ington, Kansas City Fulton. Savanna, Elgin. Chicago .. Fulton. Savanna, Clinton. Cedar Dubuque Rapids. Omaha, Freeport 7:00 am 8:42 am 8:55 pm 10:25 pm 1:42 am 10:15 pm . I 6:40 am 10:35 pin J 10:35 pmf 6:40 am 3:30 pmU:50 am .! 3:45 pmMl:40 am Dailv expect Punria IOWA & ILLINOIS RAILWAY (INTER urban) Station. 117 Brady street. Davenport. Telephone, Central Union. North 740. Fare, one way, between Davenport and Clinton, 70 cents. Round trip. $1.20. Five hundred mile book. $7..r.O. Trains Davenport for Bet- tendorf. Pleasant Valley, Le Claire. Pr I n c e t' n, Clinton Davenport for Pleasant Valley .. Leave. Arrive. 8:45 am 11:45 srn 1:45 pm 4:10 pm 6:45 pm 9:15 pin 11:46 t.rn 6:30 am :i0 am 11 :30 am 2:0 pm 4 :30 pm 7 :00 pm 8:30 pm 11:45 pml 8:80 ara STEA M BO ATS. 1 I -. - 4T"a : '"" 'J-- .".-"4 I .;X--t M- 1 j STEAMER ECLIPSE Clinton Dally Packet. leaves Rock Island I 3:15 pm leaves Davenport I 3:0pn Arrives Clinton I 8;o0 pin C. J. MANGAN. Agent. Dock, font nf Nineteenth street. WHITE COLLAR LINE STEAMERS -Regular packet Steamer Helen B'.nr leaves Unfit Island at 4 p. m. Mon day. Wednesday arid Friday, for Mus cat I u- and Burlington, arid every Sun day at 4-3' p. rn. for Muscatine, re turning next morning. Special rule to round trip parties Excellent rna I and good. eean beds. W. A. Blair, manager; C. J. Marigan. agent. Office, foot Nineteenth street. Tels., old west 226; pew r,ir.2. f0U.01)S4t1t Mississir' FOR MUSt'ATINE. BURLINGTON. K Eo kuk. (Juincy. S. louis. and point bet we.-n STEAMER DURIIK. Every Thursday at 3:15 p. rn. For t. Pa ill a ltd point. 4 between. STEAMER KIDNEY. May 17. 27. June 7. 17. For St. Louis and point between. May II. Vl. June . M, 23. GEORGE LAMoNT. Agent. Office 115 S vr.tH nth bttc-et. Tel., old lv5, new Cl'ii.