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r:: i : .is 'I !; I H i -; y i Clearing the Way for Christmas HE FA1 -is iu iir-e.1 of every inch of spare to display their- IVMKlfSK STOCK Of Hohday and in order to clear the spare CLEABI1TG BLO-IiTS will be offered in every department. Car Loads of TOYS coming in ! Way clearing Bargains streaming out ! ' -a" Wash Boilers. IX S. copper bottom (1 IX S . " " 1 fH -4-X JTo. H, copper rimmed j 65 IX N'o. 0, . 1 7.1 No. 8, all copper .1 IK) No. ft, kit ;; 2S If you want rhrap.r our wn have them at k hod?. Preserve Kettles. t Quarts, re tinnril 2.1,. 4 Quart. 15c 1 .1 - a Brushes. Wire llalr liruitie finm Me up tn ' Hair brush Clothe bruh 9: Htc 1V- anil op Ho 5 and Kb: Blackleg brushes Scrub brushes Tooth brush a;S.r Dish 18c CET We defy com peUtors to sill the same class of Goods at our price and give the guarantee that we do with kvbet bill of Oooda sold. R Goods; Sundries. 1 Qjart botll.- Blueing 1 Lb. package Bird Sce.l. . . Toilet Paper, per package. . Carter' best Ink, per bottle. Lamp Buruera, No. 1 Lamp No. 2 Lkmp Chimneys, Urge Lamp Wick. 2 yard Table Knives, per set Kitchen Knives, each Best Steel Butcher Knife. . . Meat Saws B, A 7c 5c Be l'c Sc 5c 5( c 5ff lite 33c Flaring Pails Tiiiiall 'i 8c 15c 3',c C5c 12 quart ail 14 IX " 17 10 COAL BUCKETS. Medium alee ja Miscellaneous VVaab Boards Double hide, pat With protector Hplna Cabloata Former prlc II uo Dennis Potato Maaher 13c 23c 25c 80c 2Sc Pans. I Pudding Pan. .4c and up Var -i 1 The "FAIR," I'osTorricx Block, Bock Island. JDHTUXl DIM A Story of American Frontier Life. By Oapk CHARLES KI5Q, U. 8. A, Author ofTht CotmuTt Daughter "From th Rankn "Tin DtierUr," Etc Coprrtrhtwl IH by J. B. Llpptnroct Company, ftalladrlphia, and publlaoed by ecial arrmnc nwnt tlirouRh Hie Amertcaa Pnm AMOciatioa. CHAPTER X. hound were out, and hII Fort lWsiter "society" ;i with tbein. The day whs faultleits neither too nriu nor too i-loudr: a hrUk westerly bnvze sent the cloud wluidowH Milling uti'Hililv m ross tlio broad prairie wa atnl keeiing the veils unit bkirlsof tho Amazons of the party a-flutter. Three there were of these, the rest of the iterhood pre ferring to follow the hunt by buggy or buckboard, though frankly expressing their envy of the fortunate riders. Mounted on her own spirited little bay, admirably fitted ns to habit, and sitting squarely und well. Mrs. Belknap would have been the renter of oliservation of all the cavalry orbVers even had she not been, an she ineontestably was, the beauty of the garrison. The colonel had offered Mrs. Lawrence ono of his own horses, and therefore w:w accorded the right of being her escort. Mrs. ISprague was similarly indebted for her '"mount" to Capt. Stryker: and a very bright and beaming little body site was as she rode over the spriiigy turf at the hide of the dark haired troop leader. "Hard lines on Perry, isn't it?" said Mr. Urahani, as he trotted up beside Mr. Belknap atul took his place for the mo ment w-itb her lievy of cavaliers. "First time he ever iiiinseil a hunt, I reckon." ""He needn't have missed this one," said Parke. "It was my week, and I told hiiu to go; and Capt. Stryker said so. too; but" Here Mr. Parke broke otf buddenly and looked in mild wonderment in lhiua's face, for that young gentleman had man aged, uxiseen by Mrs. IV-lkuap, to swing free bis right foot and give the speaker's left a vehement kick. Too late, however. Mrs. Belknap had heard it. "Are you cavalrymen all so little to le trusted?" she usked. vv ith a brilliant smile upon her flusliim face. Exercise and excitement had lent unusual sparkle to her eyes anil color to her cheeks "she is positively beautiful today," as Mr. Law rence confessed to the colonel at the mo ment. "I had a note from Mr. Perry this morning saying he was grievously din-appoiiiti-d, hut that some troop duty had been assigned to hiiu which could not be transferred and he must stay and tiniah it." "What he said is true. Mrs. Belknap," promptly asseveratcj Mr. Dana. ."The papers have all to tie in readiness for muster on Monday, and the saddle kits put in shaie for inection." "Only in I 'apt. Stryker's troop?" softly inquiri-d tin lady, witb eyelids rising in crvdulously. "No, of course not. One oflicer is hack at the post from each troop. It happened to fall on Perry in his." "I fancy I should prefer serving in some oldr captain's troop if I were Mr. Perry. It seems that while your other captains stay homo and look after their companies, (..apt. Stryker has a sub altern attend to his while he comes a- hunting." "On the oilier hand, we fellows have a dozen things to do in our troops that Capt. Stryker ds-s himself tu his. It's broad as it's long, Mrs. Ik'lknap." said Juna. ll did not fancy her criticising Urn methods of hi cavalry associate, and was possibly a little piqued at the decided annoyance she showed at Perry's failure to attend. Meantime, Stryker, all unconscious of her censure, was chat ting laughingly with Mrs. Sprague and exchanging shots with the colonel and Mr. Lawren.-e. The four were cettinir on admirably togetiier, and seemed too much alisorbed iu their own fun to note the fact that Mr. Belknap and her knot of four or five satellites had been grad ually edging away toward the right, and that the rest of the hunt wa? becoming widely scattered. "It is time we stirred up a jack rabbit at least." Mid the colonel. "Suppose wa t-wr oTer toward the northwest a littl. Whatever wa do. we want no chase down there toward Duuraven; those wire feuce would spoil it all." "I wonder if those people never hunt?" said Mr. Faruhaiu, w ho had joined the quartet: he always kept close to his colonel, a betltted an aspirant for the adjutancy. "Englishmen are generally game for all sorts of eport" "I can e horsemen out there on the prairie to the east of the runch," said Stryker, whose eye were keen, "and I could have worn a moment ago that I law a horsewoman. " "Nonsense, Capt. Stryker!" exclaimed Mrs. Lawrence, yet with a quick glance at Mrs. Spraguo. "What could you have taken for a lady -on horseback? Do you suppose there could be ladies at Iunraven arid we not know it?" "Hardly possible," answered the cap tain, "and therefore I doubted the evi dence of my senses. Vet something very like a lady followed by a groom rode down the elope into the valley about ten minutes ago. She is out of sight in the timber now. If pnrry were only with u I'd send him oil there to see." "Ye, we miss Perry on our hunts," said the colonel to his lady friends. "He is one of our liest riders and most enthusiastic sportsiueu. He will be out, will he not, Stryker?" "Yes, sir. There is really no neces sity for his staring in, and I so told him; but he felt that he 011;: lit to, at least until certain work was tiuished. Then he said he could ride eastward und join us. Hurrah! there they go!" Far out to the front, straight to the east, "a gray streak with a white tip to It" went shooting into space as though launched from some invisible bow drawn by giant power. A big jack rabbit, all legs and ears, had listened quivering and trembling to the sound of the approach ing hunt, until an enterprising terrier, foremost skirmisher of the line, fairly tumbled over him as he crouched behind a little bunch of weeds: then with one mighty lenp and the accompaniment of a wild yelp from his discoverer he sprang forth into a race for hi precious life. "Hoy! hoy!" yells the ergeaiit a he sights the quarry. "Ilurruh !" shout the nearest huntsmen, and, with one sunui taneou impulse, skirmishing curs, stealthy, springing hounds, eager steeds, and jubilant rider men and women away goes the entire Held sweeping in pursuit. At first all is one mad rush until it is certain that the rabbit is a veteran who understands well the maxim that "a stern chase is a long chase" all the world over. Close behind the master of the hounds, all eyes fixed on thut bounding tuft of gray and whit a few score yard ahead, bending over their horses' necks and keeping just enough pressure on the bit uuMui m nan 1111 TKE HOCK ISLAND to prevent overriding Che huntsman, ride Parke and Graham, two "light weight," who havecoursed many a mile of prairie. Just behind them, a little to their right, rides Mrs. Belknap, her veil fluttering straight out behind, her glorious eyes flashing, h. r dark skin flushed with tri umph and :he exhilaration of the dash ing pace, h r little hand wound about in the reins si e holds so tirmly. Splendidly she nit her fleet racer, and Dana has to urge and spur his clumsier troop horse to keep in lose attendance. These four are well in advance of all the others. Back of tl em, gallantly urging on her sturdy som l, comes Mrs. Sprague, with Stryker riding warily alongside and watching h it "going" before he will sat isfy himsell that it is safe to trust her to her own gliding. Level as the prairie is here, he l.nows that a mile or so ahead there are "breaks" leading down into the valley of one of the innumerable tributaries of the Washita. Then the story may I e different. Ho looks up in surprise at the thunder of hoofs clcse alongside, and Mrs. Law rence, with excitement in her eyes, over takes, then glasses them on the way to ti e front. "See!" he points to his part ner, "see that dark shadow across the prairie out tiiere. We cannot ride at this pace when we pass that hollow; the breaks set i 1 still farther." He glance over his shoulder and signals to the near est officer to follow Mrs. Lawrence and look out for her, and the gallant does hit best, but all are at top speed; the colonel and the he ivy weights infantry and cavalry are beginning to Kwe ground, and still that gray "puir ball" far to the front seems inch by inch to lie slipping away from his pursuers. Will he keep his determin d course, up hill and down, straight a war to the east, or will he lose heart, tack, veer, double and tmisi? If he swerve he is a lost rabbit! Far to the rear, yelping, panting, dis tracted by this time, the terriers and mongrels, the original leaders, have fall en. The field, too, is strung out nearly a mile deep 1 1 the end of the first six minutes' run, for some of the laggards have given u; and are disjiosed to wait for the coming of the buggies and buck boards. Her at the front all is tense excitement. All eyes are on the rabbit, for now or n iver will the crisis come. The horses are breathing heavily, but with no thought of slackening speed. "Watch him uow as he sights that arroyo!" shouts Graham to Parke, for far out to the right front a ravine bursts off to the southeast, and one of its shal low contributors stretches obliquely across the abbit's frenzied vision. "Veer that vay; he'll take it sure!" shouts the hm tsraan; and, sure enough, no sooner doe he reach it than the gray ictiiu darts d wn the winding bbelrer, as though hopeful that his sudden twist would throw 1 is pursuers off the sight; scent the greyhound has none. The move is disastrous; "Hi!" shout the lead ing riders, w.iring the pursuit to the right front, an i. olstlient to signal, the foremost houi ds sweep in Ion,- curve into the coulee, striking it many a yard farther down than where the harried chase first di-ed into its treacherous shadows. And now those hounds who were out on the right fhnk are up in line with the very leaders, and bounding along the level at the aid ) of the ravine, yet keep ing wary eye upon the chase. So, too, the horsemen. Making a deep curve in the ravine five mndred yards ahead, and confident that Bunny will blindly rush along his winding track, they strike out across the prai.-ie, gaining twenty horse lengths by the ciove; and now, with two or three of the oldest hounds, Parke, Dana and Mr Belknap are darting on abreast of the chase. "Keep out there to the left, some of you!" shouts Dana. "He'll spring up the other side quick as he sees us. Drive him back." And. oliedient to thd signal of his waving hand, two of tin leading troopers breast the slopes to the east, calling half a dozen hounds with trem. Darting around a bend, Bunny's agonized eyes catch sight of the hounds t nd horses on the right bank, and like h flash he whirls, scamp ers up the opposite slope, and shoots out on the prairie af ain just in time to meet the hounds and trooper who have an ticipated the ino.-e. Now he is v ild and demoralized. Once more he di .es into the ravine and send the dust fl; iug into the very faces of his pursuers, for now the leading hounds are so close that the foremost jaws are suappi lg the air at his every bound. A quick turn to the right and up the slope throws these leaders far too far beyond; they sweep around in long curve; but, though he has thrown them off, the hu Ued, senseless, helpless wretch has forgotten the trailers in the rear; they spring across the angle he has made, and are clcse as the original pur suers, and much the fresher. WUdly, madly now he t ists and turns, first up one bank, then the other. Far to the rear the coming riders see the signs of bis breaking dow.i, mark the scurrying to and fro of bores and hound. "Come on!" they shout. "He's gone now, and we can be iu at tl e death!" Mrs. Law rence on one side f the ravine is as far to the front as Iilrs. Belknap on the other. One of them must loae the brush; lie cannot di 01 both aide at ouoa. The dark beauty I as had more than one rasping disappointment in the last two days; it would be intolerable now that, after all, Mrs. Lawrence, and not she, should prove the v ictor. Bunny makes 01 e frantic rush up the slope to the right, uid, with half a dozen hounds at his very heels, spins in front of her eyes, catches sight of two fresh antagonists frontiig him, whirls sud denly about to tie right, and almost dives under her horse's heaving barrel as he one more plut ges into the ravine, down the rugged slope, up the gentle ascent to the other side. There half a dozen long, lean mizzles gleam close be hind him; he falters, wavers; a sharp nose is thrust undo neath him as he runs, a quick toss sends him kicking, strug gling into the air, t nd in another instant, with piteous but ineffectual squeak and pleading, he is tht center of a tumb ling, snapping, fan gnashing group of hounds, and his little life is torn out al most before Orahai 1 can leap from his saddle, beat them I ack with the visor of his cap, then, seizii g the still quivering body by the leg that would have saved could that empty head only have direct ed, holds poor Buni y aloft in front of Mrs. Lawrence's snorting steed and pro claims her "Queen of the Chose." And this, too, has Mrs. Belknap to see and strive to smile while down in her heart she knows that it could not so have happened had Perry come. (TO BE COXTISCKD.J Hair Urc-wlDB". It is bad for a womio to soak her hair In water lu her daily bat 3, and yot she may do it with impunity and even with benefit if she pursues the proper ifter treatment. Th daily wetting of the tuiir of tba bead favor parasitio growth on tie hair, and uuless the hair is well dried befoi It is coiled up it will become tour, much to t injury, and give an offsnaiva odor. Tba tatr may be wet daily witb impunity, provld id after it is wiped as dry as poaslble it it eoi.ked witb alcohol and briskly nibbed with th bands. The alcohol stop th parasitic grt wth, and hi evaporat ing carried off the last the water, thus pre venting ail tendency to aourneaiand enabling the hair to be put up ptoniptly. Tba disease of th icaip which produce dandruff eventually p-odocea baldnea and frequently quickly. I arsons who want to preserve their fin head 1 of hair have to give them tba same good at totion they give other valuable poa iona. i there is much dan druff the bead should hnve a thorough draa ing twice a weak. A ill-easing should conv menca with the careful ma of a small tooth comb until all dandrufl tn sight U removed. Tula should b follow ad with a thorough washing with warm watar and white eastile soap. Every portion of the scalp should he wall rubbed and aftervard every trace of the (oap should b waj had away with mod erately warm water. Hall' Journal of Health. ARQU8, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, local notices. The "VThy" is offering scarlet nndei WAatta fna Oi- Honse for rent, No. 1409 Sixth evenue. tt. Fickinger. Ft men's suits and overcoats at the wny, Davenport. A desirable suite of rooms for rent at 1819 Second avenue, cheap. Lost A spotted pointer, with C. F. Gaetjer, owner's name on collar. Short and stout men easily fitted In suits and overcoat at the "Why." Dav enport. A. D. Huesing, real estate and insur. ance agent. Office No. 16(8 Second ave nue, nocx island. 13.38 for a food ehlnehilU n nrAat at the "Why," Davenport. Sold in trost stoics lur ro. The Crown dining hall. No. 1708 Sec ond avenue, is now resdy to furnish you the best meal in the city for 25 cents. But Mercer conntv rol nt V. R Mo. Kown at bis new coal yard corner of t. :neeutn street and first avenue. The Roval Insurance rnninan ntVn. land, has the largest surplus of' any tire insurance company in tne world. A. U. Huesing, agent, office No. 1808 Second avenue, Hock Island. $50,000 to loan on real estate security, In sums of 200 and upward, at lowest current rates of interest, without com mission. E. W. Hurst, Attorney at law, HOCK IMHDU. E. G. I'armenter. atiorner . Makes collections, loans money and will a 1 a . annul 10 any icjrat business intrusted to uiiu. wince, postonice block. Hock Isl ! dsAwly Modern Hontes For Bale On monthly installments by Guyer & Sweeney. Barth Kabeock, Dentt.ie. No, 1724 Second avenue. Special atten tion paid to saving the natural teeth and inserting teeth without plates. For Sal. Fourteen dry lots on four years time. with six percent per annum, to any one winning to ouim tnts summer. B. Davknpokt. Surety on Bond. Those who are required to give bonds In posilioDs of trust, and who desire to avoid asking friends to become their sureties, or who may wish to relieve friends from further obligations as bonds man, should apply to the agent of the American Surety Co., of New York. Ed. Lieberkrecht, General Insurance Agent, Rock Island, 111. Ill Wind That blow "nobody any good" are plenty on the stormvexed Atlantic, to say nothing of the occasionally typhoon swept Pacific. The hapless voyager, when shaken up by the Leavings of the "briny," should take that pleasantest and most salutarr or dosea, a wineglassful of Uostctter's Stomach Bitters, the finest stomachic ana tonic that ever warmed, regulated and Quieted the human inter. ior. Railroad jolted and steamship shaken travelers will exercise a wise pro vision by supplying themselves with a Biimciency 01 mis incomparable medi cine for the journey. So will marines, emigrants to the west, and others about tO "Seek fresh fields anil xactnrna no. Malaria, the scourge of newly clesred anc! mining districts, is completely conquered and surelv averted hv H.nRitt era I.ivor bowel snd kidnev complaint and incip ient rneumaiisrs it annihilates. A half-breed girl named McTavieh lav claim to property worth half a million in the business center of Victoria, B. C. Intere.ua Pop. Advertising a patent medicine in the recniiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam for roughs and colds d.x-s, is indeed wonderful, nc authorizes all druggists to give those who call for it a sample bottle free, that they may try it before mirrliaeinir Tl.e lanra Kntila 5te and ?1 . We certainly would advise mai. u may save jou irom consump tion . San Salvador is the first of the Central American republics to establish telephone service throughout its territory. Don't I If a dealer offers you a bottle of Salvation Oil without wrapper or label, or in a mutilated condition, don't touch it don't buy it at any price, there is something wrong it mav be. a dan gerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting a perfect, unbroken, gen uine package. George Offerle, of Warren, Pa., while whipping a carpet a day or two ago, dis located his right arm at the shoulder. When gazing in your lover's eyes. How soon his sense of rap'ure dies. If there's no sweetness in yoor breath; If by your failing teeth be shown That Sozodont to you's unknown. And that your mouth is suffering death. Great barffain ealA Af ' rhili4rana ,. for the next 8 days at the "Whv," Dav enport. Pond's Extract, for every pain or sore ness. A history without a parallel: witb but little advertising its sale hss extended all over the country. Try it) Heavy knit underwear. 6Uc oualit. selling this week at the "Why." Daven port, for 25c. The perfume of violets, the purity of the lily, the glow of the rose, and the flush of Hebe combine in Pozzonl's won drous powder. Men's underwear at 13 cents at the "Why," Davenport. Z 0 m aaSBkyjj o o 00 CO i '3 o CO 4 o s o tn t a w o W c- 0 CO rv 1 n 0 John Volk & Co., GENERAL CONTRACTORS House Builders. M annfactoren of Sash, Doors, Blinds. Siding. Flooring. Walnscoating, an l all kind of wood Work for bolldara. Itgliteentb lit., bet. mini and Fourth ave., HOCK ISLAND. Dr. Tait Butler. (Assistant State Veterinarian of Iowa) Yeterinary Physician, tAND surgeon (Soooaeeor to Dr. I. D. Rutherford.) OSea boors 11 a. m. to S p. m. Dentistry a Specialty. Cffle: Coyne's Jred Stable, Market square, ROCK ISLAKD, ILL IIP POWDEB Absolutely Pure. Tt le powder never varies. A a.arvel of purity, tienrth and wholeenmeneee ; more economy Uan the ordinary klrnle, and carnot he sold by competition with tbe multitude of lovtf et, short weight alnm or phoepliete powrier. .VW only due. Rot.l BaaiRM Pownva v., inaWaliai. Nw Tort. Intelligence Column. SALESMEN WATSD H SOLICIT PiR our well-known Nnrcerv: pond watrre paid every week ; permanent employment inar4nteed. Write at once, bffore tenriturv taken, aunng sge. IS CHASB HKOS' CO.. Chicago, 111. WASTUD- AN t IL SALESMAN. ON COM mi.non. for the Lanricatlnp oil trade: ail drecia to The liet-rich Oil Co , SO West Wa.h Inftton St., Chicago III. WANTED RELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAV ellng alesmen ; position, rcrmanent; spec ial indncpmente n ; fa. t selling specialties. Don't delav; salary from the start. BROWN BkoS.. Nurserymen. Chicago, HI. SALESMEN WK WISH A FEW MEN TO ell our goons by sample to the wholesale and retail trade; on salary ; largest manufacturers in our line; Inclose Sc stamp; Wages (S per day; permanent po-ltlon; money arivmoed for wages, advertising. Etc. CENTKNNIAi. MT'tlco., Juno 17 Cinoi'nsti.O. flry C TO SO A MONTH CAN BE MADE P I J working for us; stents preferred who can furnish a horse and give their who's time to tbe business; spare moments nay be profitably employed also; a few vacancies In towns and cities. B. F. JOHNSON Jt CO., 1009 Main St.. Richmond, Va. N. B. Please state age and business expe rience Never mind about sending stamp for re plv. B.F.J. A Co. ayl4-6m New Advertisements. COXFORTABLE and ELEGANT; For Sale by Leading Dealers. HTa Saloly ty Vrr. EAESSB, rrcy.lT.7 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. M. BLAKDSLET, ATTORNEY AT Lajkr Office with J. T. Kaa orihy, 175 Second Avenue. WILLIAM JUKM)?f, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oiflce la Rock lasaasl National Bank Buildiug, Rock lsiaad, UL a. s. snrT. e. a. viiua. SYTEE.NET A WALKER, ATTORN F.Y8 AND COCNSKLLORS AT LAW Ofllee in Bengston'a okwfc, Kock 1 aland, 10. WJL McEXIRY, ATTORNXY9 AT LtW-LoeB. money aa rnst security, makes eollecttn-.a. li. fvrenca. Mtsch ell A Lirnde, bank era. Office la Po-lofflc alooa. MISCELLANEOUS. THE DAILY ARAL'S. FS R e.Al.K EVRRV EVCVIVtl Pm-uI. Near, hiaad. Five ernu pe- coy. i. s. s- iur;EWA, ARCHrTFCT AN SUPERINTENDENT Ma office Cinc'nattl. Ohio: Brunch office ovec First Nation U Bank, Rock Island. fitly ST. LCklTS ("OTTAKE HOSPITAL,- Ow THTRD AVENUE, between Tenth and Eieveutb streets. feb 14-tf WM. 0. Kb'LP, D. D. S. OFFICE REMOVED TO MASONIC TEMPLE, Rooms. i!7. 1 aud Take B'tva-or. D W KM-orT. I A. 3 e'U-- -'VI CSS tvlrT'ik ASK YinUfe JURE YOUR I Grocer: Sr l . V FLAVOR C.H.PEARSON & C BALTIMORE. Ma DR.VAN BYK'S CORDIAL- . THE GREAT HOLLAND REMEDY. HARTZ A BAHNSEX. Wholesale Agents, Rock Island. The only place to buy ELLIS' CEL ERRATED MERCER COUNTY COAL is opposite 8L Joseph's church, 8econd avenue. Don't be deceived, as this cele brated coal cannot be bought of any other merchant in the city. Also Lehigh and Scrantoo bard coal, brick tile, etc. Telephone No. 1086. T. H. Elus. fl AriiTfi in i tiTt-f llbtNI.N WAN h sale W " - IMMH H a jaw est a- nrrwi'nk. no previous exce ed. Wrtta for Urni I vex. Kalaaiaaee. Mica. 1S89. piIBLlOATION NOTICE. a 8TATB OF ILLINOIS. I Roca Islahd Couutt, 1 Oonnty Court of Rock Island connty, to the No vember Term. A. D., I. Xllza Warnock, AdminisTrktriz of tbe estate of John Warnock, deceased, vs. Marvaret Bailey, Alexander Warnock, David Warnock, James C. Warnock. Hugh Warnock, Janet Campbell, J i.nO. Warnock. David W. Warnock, Janet Warnock, Cbarle Wahlstrom, Daniel H. Bart well and Robert Lee Petition to sell real es tate to pay debts. Affidavit of the non-residence of Janet Camp bell, James O. Warnock. Alexander Warnock and Daniel H. Hartwell defendants above named, having been Sled In the office of the Clerk of the County Court or Rock Island Connty, notice la hereby given to the eild Janet Campbell, James C. Warnock. Alexander Warnock and Daniel H. Bart well, thai the said plain-iff Eliza Warnock, ad ministratrix of the estate of John Warnock, de ceased has filed her petition in the said County Court of Rock Island conntv for an order to sell tbe premises belonging to the tate of said de ceased, or so much of It as mav be needed to pay the debts of said deceased, and described ae fol lows, to-wit ; The northwest quarter of th no thweat quarter ( !) and the northeast quarter ( H ) of the southwest quarter (H) and the northwest quarter (4) of the southeast quarter (h of section eleven, (11) ; also the south one half (Hi of the southeast quarter l) of section three, (Si all in township sixteen, (18). north of ranee ona (ll west of the Fourth principal meridian, in the conntv of Hock Island ai d state of Illinois. Ami that a summons has been issued out of said court against yon, returnable at the November term, A. D. l'H). of ssid court, to be hoi (ten on the First Monday of November, A. D.. 1BHS at the court bouse in Rock Island, in itock Island county, Illinois. Now, unless you, the said Janet Campbell, James C. Warnock. Alexander Wamork and Daniel B. Hartw ell shall per onally be and appear before said connty court of Ruck Island county, on the first day of a term thereof, to be hnlden at Rock Island in said connty, on ibe firrt Monday of November, IHh. and plead, answer or demur to the said complainant's petit-on filed ihercin. tbe same and the matters and things therein charged and staled will be taken a confessed, and a decree entered against yoo according to the prayer of said bill. Keck Inland, Illinois, Oc'oher Id. Ie9. R. A DONALDSON, Clerk. S. W. II casr. Complainant's Solicitor. Attachment notice. STATE OF ILLINOIS, I Rock Island cocNTr, County Court of Rock Island county, November Term. A D. lRSB. James M. Wanuer. Oeoree D. Broomcll and Wll Ham A. Chmtwick, partners, c. of Wanner A o.. plaintiffs, vs W. J. bmlth. D. W. Clarke and Emanuel Sbsffenburg. partners, Ac, of Smith, Clarke A Co., defendants In attach ment. Pub, 1c notice is hereby given to the said W. J. Smith. D. W. Clarke and Kinanuel Kbaffenhn-g. that awiit of attachment Issued cut of he office of the clerk of the County court cf Rock Island conniy, dated the !d day of October, A. D. 1H8S at the suit of the said Wanxer A Co., and against the estate of the sa;d W. J, Mnith, l. W. (larks and Kmannel Shaffenhnrg for the sum of Seven Hundred dollars and directed to the sheriff of Rock Island count, vtliKh said writ has been re turned executed. Now, therefore, nnless yon, the said W. J Smith, D. W. Clarke and Emanuel Shaffenourg shall personally be and appear before tbe said County court of Rock Island coumy on the first day of the next term thereof, to be bolden at the coon house In the citv of Hock Island, In said county, on the eleventh day of November A. D. 1K89, give special bail and plead to the said plaintiff 'e action, judgment will be entered against yon. and in favor of the said Wanxer A Co., ITid so much of the prop rty attached as may be sufficient to satisfy the satd judgment and costs, will be sold tosatisfv the same. R1CHAKD A. DONALDSON Clerk. H. C. Covksli.v, Pl'ffs Attorney. October sth A. D. 1S-H. dtw Administrator's sale of reaTestate. By virtue of an order of the County conrt of Rock Island county, state of Illinois, made at the November term thereof. A. D. 18u. npon the pe tition of the nnttersigned, administrator of the estate of Patrick H. Egn, deceased, against k.liza Kgan. Ella Egan, Mr. L.' C. Freeman and the Black Hawk Homestead Building. Loan and Sav inc Associafon. 1 will, on the 11th day of Decem ber next, between the hours oi 10 o'clock in the fore neon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, sell at public vendne, snbjert to a Fourteen Hundred $1.4n0) dollar ro..r gage executed to se cure one cert at a promisnrv note of the same amount, held by the HI it Hawk Homestead Building. Loan and Saving A-sociafon. at the north door of the Co-irt house in the city of Rock Island, Rock Island county, state of Illinois, all tbe interest of the said Patrick H. Kean aud the dower interest of Eliza Kgan, his widow, in the following descr bed real estate situated tn the connty of Rock Island, state of Illinois. to-w:t: Ka.tone-ha f m lot No. one til in Martha A Hodman's a.ldll ou to the city of Kack I-land. Terms of r-ale All of the purrhise money to be pal non the confirmation of the pelilion.-r'e report oi said stile hv the court. Dated the li b darof Nov. ll. MIt'UAkLJ H'oalNS. Administrator of .the estate of Tairick 11 Egan, deceased M.Ekist A MrEsrax. Solicilors 9-d4w gALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of an order and decree of ibe Conntv court of R.ick It-land connty. ITinols. made on the petition of the undersigned. Anna Doonan, ad ministratrix of tbe estate or Frank Doonan. ile ceaseo, for leave to sell the real estate of said de cease ', at the November term, A. D. lH-t. of said court, to-wit: On the 14?b day of November, lsstt. I shall on te 14th day of December next, at three o'clock in tbe afternoon of said cav. sell at pn'ilic sale, for cash in hand, at tbe north door cf the court tunse tn tbe citv of Rock Island In said county, all the rebt. title and interest of Frauk Dooaan, deceased, and the home-lead and dower interest of said Anna Do .pan in Ibe following de scrilied real estate, sttr.aled in the county of Rock Island and state of IlltnoU. to wit : Lot four, i4. In block fie, i5i, BracVett's aldi ti. n to the city of R. rk Island. Said real estate lielng more particularly described as follows, to wit : Commencing at tbe southeast corner of said block five. tfii. running thence we.t along the south line of said block five iM sixty (fin; feet: thence north and parallel with tbe east line of said hkek five. (M. one hundred aud twrntv-four (1:4) feet ; thence east and parallel w ith the s?uth line of said block, sixty t0) fett; thence south along the east line of said block five. (51. one hundred and twenty-four (1S4) feet to tie p'.ace of beginning. Dated this 15th day of November. A. D 1SW9. ANNA I'OON AN. Administratrix of the Estate of Frauk Doonan, deceased. K. W. Hcrst. Atfy for Administratrix. gALE OF REAL KeTATE. Bv virtue of sn order and dicree of the cotinty rcurt of Rock Island conntv. Illinois, ntade on the I etition of the undersigned Margaret It Keller stress, sdmlnistratrix of the estate of Frederick W. Kellrrstrass. deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased at ttte November Term, A. D., 1st, of said court, to-wit: on ibe 14th dav of November. 1(44. I shall on the Fourteenth day of December next, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said dav, sell at public sale, for cei-s in hand, ai the north" door of ihe court boose in tbe coy of lit ck Island in said county, all the riaht. title and Interest or said Frederick . Keilerstrass. deceased, and tlie oower interest or said Mantaret B Ke li dra in the following de-cribed real estate sltnaied i tbe count v of R.a?k Island aud Slate of I linoia. to writ; The undivided two thirds (S of sub-lot Ave (Si, in block two (2i in Spencer A Ca e's addition to tbe city of Rock Island said sub lot tt(M be ing sometimes di sc ibed as the east forty t4i')iect ot lot two (2) In said block two (S). Also tbe undivided one-half 14) of the west half ti of lot three (8i in aaid bu ck two (4i, in spencer c case e addition t ) said citv. Dated this 15th day of November. A. D . IS. MARaaatTB. Kl itmtun. Administratrix of the Estate of r'rederitk W. Ke:leretrass. Deceased. E. W. UlRST, Attorney for Administratrix. ADMINl8TRATOE'3 NOTICE. Estate of Hannah M. Law head, deceased. The undersigned havitur lieen aonomted a.tmin istrator of the estate of Hannah M. Lawhrad. lata of the conntv of Hock I-lsnd. state of Illinois, de ceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear ueiurr toe county court or rtoca island county, at tbe office of the clerk of said court, in tbe citv or Rock Island, at the January term, on tbe first Monday In January nexi. at which time ail prrsoua having claims against said estate are no tified and requested to attend for tbe purpoee of uavnix me same auiusteu. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pavment to tnennderslgued. Dated this xtttb day of etoher, A. TV 1S8. LEROY LAW HE AD, OctSS-d3w Administrator. Browon k Halter, Becon! and Main Street, Davenport Iowa, HEADQUARTERS FOR Dunlap Hats, FUR ROBES -PLUSH ROBES. Fur Muffs and Boas AT BOTTOM PRICES. J. M. BUFORD, GENERAL Insurance Agent Tba old Ftre ad Time tried Oovapaalee represented. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. Maeee ae lew a any sellable comrauy aaa asaaaS. i aar patronage la eollrllaeL vaojaisiMa. JOB PRINTINO f AT.T. mcsriRTPXirnufl Promptly and neatly executed by the 4 no us Job V8ieria attemlkjo paid to Comn-erc'al work TIIIS PAPER BKfSJS Kmntta Asvaanana Btraaao Spruoa FOR FINE CUSTOH MADE CLOTHING 4s!r M 8 1 -GO RoM, Krause, THE Fioseer of tbe three cities. Cheap! Cheap! CnsAP! Overcoats for 5c on the dollar. Suits worth (20 00 for f 10 00. Children's Suits worth 94 for 91 83 That Is th stjle onr so called proeres.lve. average Clo'hler advertlsre In the last qutrtsr ..r tbe enlightened Nineteenth eentury. Though the oldest Clothing Hon- in this pan . i tie country we were elw ava ready to keep abreast of the times We int odured the pnnclpirs .f "One Price only and Hiat the lowest. n Introduced the principle of "Every Article War anted." We Introtlttc-d the principle of " 1 rulhftil Representatlona," and will not teat tin ' til all will follow the principle of "Ilonest Advertialug. We ilaiya lead tbe others n.ay follow. ROBT KRAUSE, The Pioueer Clothier, Hatter and Gent's Furnisher, 115 and 117 West Second St., DAVENPORT, IA. l..'7ri mm Jc 1 'i . .-. , .e-i , H&m ani I? I II" - i - Wa i t r v -r : a i .-t. rS-'v-. caIet.v to r - - Davis Block, Moline, Illinois Telephone -I'M. J. B, ZIMMERa Merchant Tailor, Star Block, -IS RECEIVING Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest patterns. Call and examine them and remem ber that he makes his suits np in the latest styles. H r; PRICES ARE LO"W. F. C. Hoppe, -STo. 1SOS Second Av., Rock Island, 111. SEWERS cfc ANDERSON, Contractors and Builders, All VIdJs of Carpenter work done. General Jobbing done on short notice snd ssaaf action guaranteed. Office and shop 1412 Fourth ave., ROCK ISLAND. ILL. GEO. Profristob OF TIVOLI SALOON," Second Avenue, opposite Harper House. The choicest imported WINES jND LIQUORS. Imported snd Key West Clears, specialty. CITY PAINT SHOP: DRUCKMIXLER & CO., All klcde of Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging and Kalsomining. sTAll work warranted snd done to order on short notice. Shop No. 310 Seventeenth street, bet. 3d and 4th avenue. J. M. CHRISTY, Steam Cracker Bakery, A.UrAOTVBIB ? C1ACUU A9 HwCtlTs. Ask your Grocer for the. The- are best rsptlaltl..: T. Ckrlary TtT- SMttaOlwtsty Afii.' lwcg iBLAtn. nx. H. D. FOLSOM, JEWELER. N-1707 Second avenue, Rock Island. NOW IS TOUR TIME. the city. CU snd rxsmina tbe stock before purchasing elsewhere. A. M. WALSH. 90 Brady Street, Davenport, I. ONLY 2.00 A. DOZEN. Photos on a Toboggan Slide. -AT THE VIENNA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO,- and have some of the latest HAKELLER, Proprietor and Artist No. 1722, Second ave., Gayford'a old studio, over McCabe's. B. F. DeGEAR, Contractor eind Builder, Office and Shop Corner Seventeenth Bt. ana oevenm Avenue. i AVOCl.. ISiailU. IT All kt.ds of ATtlKtc work fwr.B1.ta. for all toda of butUtng. r TO V" a4r.s - S3 vT. V2X ,gt--Vv . , Cloier tUrfMl. jJtJfiH Mm DAVIS & CO, PLUMBERS ! -AKD- Steal Fitters. A complete stock of File, BraBS Goods, Packing, I cse, Fire Brick. Etc. Sol Agents for DEANE STEAM PUMPS, t SKJHT FEED LUBRICATORS. ft srat tee every one perfect, an'' will send Ctipa, Twei ty day's trial, to responsible parties. i mating Uoilers, and Contr8.o- s tt r furnishing and laying Was r, Gas and Sewer Pipe. 1712 First Ave., Rock Island, Illinois. 1 lepkone 114S. Reeldenee Telephone 1(a. Opp. Harper House, DAILY HI8 STOCK OF SAVADGE, novelties of tha : T i t 1 J A s'cao'-"---.'s&is:r-rtn1