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Rock D Argus LAND AILY VOL. XXXV11I. NO 184 ROCK ISLAND, SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1890. PRICE FIVE CENTS. total eclipse J3otl? v&rjisty fron? sight. r? Santa ClausSoap -Appears 117 its njigljt. Tfje are f -r I f f I V e r 1 1 ax M. YERBURY, PLUMBER (HAS. W. YERBURY. Manager. W. B. BARKER, Las pnrchased the well-known Wagner Grocery Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street, ami hopes to retain the cnstom of his predecessor He will make a effort to perpetuate the good name of this Old Established Grocery mat it ha- always enjoyed by dealing only in the hwtgiioda, at the l owest Prices. ROLLIN RUIOK, Successor to Adamson & Rnick, Shop Nineteenth St, bet. General .lobbing and Repairing promptly done. S3T3tHrond Hand Machinery bonght, sold and repaired. Jew Elm Street Qrocery GEO. E. BROWNER, (Successor to Panquaru & Browner) F LO TI L? .A-ND FEED Family Groceries and Provisions, He solicit a share of the trade and will make prices as lo w as the lowest. Telephone connections! GIVE THE NEW STORE A TRIAL. THOMAS SMART, rroprietor of the Old and well-known Cor. Third avenue and Eighth street, lias opened with an entire stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Flour, Feed, Etc. tSTFreah Farm Produce always on hand Mr. "mart dcalrci a reuewal of bi old trade and will try and give patrons prices and treatment of yore. SEIVERS & ANDERSON, Contractors and Builders, ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK DONE. HfOeniT.il Jobbing done on short notice and satisfaction gnnrsntced. Offlce and Shop 1413 Fourth Avenue. ROCK ISLAND. ILL. Davenport-' Business College. CITY PAINT SHOP. DRUCKIIILLER & CO., All kinds of Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging and Kalsomining. TAU work warranted and done to order on short notice. Shop No. 310 Seventeenth street, bet. 3d and 4th avenue. erjorrrpus saJesof SANTA CLAUS SOAP due to its Superior Quality krtd Uniform Excellence, Gurateed by tlje MANUFACTURERS N.K.FAIRBANK&C0. CHICAGO. STEAI Al GAS FITTER AND DKAI.ER IN Wrought and Cast Iron and Lead Pip nose, Packing, Sewer and Drain Tile. Steam and Gas Fixtures. (QTHost work at fair prices. Estimates furnished. Office ami shop 219 18th St. Telephone 1183. Rock Island, 111. PRACTICAL MACHINIST, Rock Island, 111. First and Second Avenue, COMPLETE IN ALL - DEPARTMENTS.- For Catalogues Address J. C. DUNCAN, ' Datknpobt, Iowa. 1 S! From minrj for CouS1w, Col.ls, Sore Throat and Incipient Ling T.oubles It i i pleasant tothct.tr.tenti.l v ilU-nre lite most olisiinatecoM. l'reparetl hy I'LS3II27a220SLt PITTST-TOGE. Soldlty a'.l untwists at ?5 cents per oottlc. Iusist ou having it. HUMPHREYS' Ik. 1 1 i'KI'Hkkyk' Mi -K. iKi.-s nn Hclcut Ittiitllv and carefully MVutml .ivwrliii,ns ; iiwl furi'iiauy jv:irn 1 11 private iirni'l hf li li nu-rcKH,aiut r irovrr thirty venrs uh.i1 t tin- people. Kve ry hIukIo Sne eille I asM'lal eure r.ir thf dlwan- named. Tbra ,-ure niilx.iu druKKtaK. pnr- liiKor rediieiiiK the. sm. iii. mii are In in.t and leeil ti K- KOTt- rem a l-c uii-il irn lt he W or 1 d. USX I 'i 3 4 5 7 S ! o!-i'Hicipi.Ko. (niKjs. raiora. vpm.oDKVNtlnn. liiltuiiimntton .. V. orniN Worm Fever, V twin i'(.H- . ..5 t rying 'ol i.-.or 'I .-. l liliiK,,f Inf.iuta .-i.l Dl Nfiilcry, rl(tiiK, KilUma folic-.. .3. t kolera nl orbiin. VoniHlUK 'iS ( .aelim fold, Kronchlits .i.f Ni-HrHluin. Toolliai'lKs Vareai'hp I eada h-M. sick lleiuluftx'. WrllKO .-2$ II vP4-pnia, utlloiM stoniHfh tipr-.-d or PninlHl IVrlods. .'5 V. hucn, i.o I'mrn-H. ivrkxls & 4 'roup. t'oiiKh, Mmnilt I'rcathtnifr .. .4$ Nlt hhfim, FrvslMlari, Lrnpilons. l beaniHiiom, Klu'iimath- I'aliiH -iH Kevrr and Acar, chills Malaria .10 I'ilcN. Kllnd or hl.iyln; .30 Cilarrk, Intliienrn. OiOil Initio Hifid .30 V. hn.iiK 4'ouuh. Violent roiiKhx. .An i flier a I Iti-hiliix .1 hysaal WakuM .50 h idnry li'np .50 Nrrvnui. Itchililv 1.00 I rinarv AVrHtux-sw. WcitliiK Ibvi. .50 li ise.-M-n ollkeHrarl, PalUai ion 1 .OO f iurrnta. 01 . niiuren r Adult. . 1 I l"r i 15 1 1? 9 it 1 i ;to it i Sold Ivy Ira(Kfcif, or sent tMxtpakl on iwolpt of pit Ih. In l'HKKs' tliimu (144 paKll rlrhly iMiind In tloth and Kold. malltd fn. II u in ph rpyx l rdiri op '. 1 K'ulum St. N Y. Specifics. THE 1KAVEI.EUS UUIOE. ClIlr0O, RK?KISI.AM PAt'IKIt: KAIL wiiy JK pot comer Kirth avenue and Thirty nrt sUwt. U. II Skelton, at'ent. TRAINS. tLCaTB. ARRtv I'Olllll'li ta Da Katixas t;iull A, Miuuem I 1 Kxpress ( City Day Express... sa Kxiiri'sti 4:50am:45 am R:W am 1100 pm S 87 pmj H :K pm 7:45 pm! ntaOara oskalot Counril Bind. & Uiuneso- I ta Ki ptvji f Conncil Limit Kinds A Omaha I el Vestihnle Ex.. i 13:21 am S :05 am R annas Denver 111-11 pm! 4:S0 am i uy l.ininiMi Vestibule Kxprcss 'ii.i mi -. :rMi am r Hart y! oin S wr-st. (loins; east, BUKMNCiTON ROiriE w iv Uenot First avrn C, B. O. RAIL- 11c and Sixteenth St., m lonrg, aitent. TRAINS. t.KAVB B?V. - i 4K am Ht. L.io s Kxprros 81. Lfa s Rxiirsi. ........ St. Paul Kxprcas ; H Afi am t (.11 pin ' 7 Mm pir. 8:40 pm 0:03 am 11:1 am 1 :5II pm 9:41) am (S:Mi pm 9:1(1 pm ueanlHtown rassencer. .. Way Kr r.-ht (Monmouth). Way Fruifht (Steriini)... 9 ii pm :IKI am 11::l am 7: If. am 10:45 am 'Sterlinr Passenger........ uiiiuiQi c " Oailir. CHlt AGO. MILWAUKEE A ST. PAUL UAIL w iy Racine Southwestern Division Ic pot Twt tieth street, between First and Second avenue K. D. W. Holmes, atrcnt. TRAINS. I.KAVE. 6:lari X:ui pn. no ;.n 7:86 air Abbitl 8:411 po. ll:2j am 10:10 am :10 pm Mail and KxpreKr St. Paid Kxpr ss ft. Aceon modatl n.. ! prrm modal ion. ROCH INLAND PKORIA RAILWAY DK p t First svenne and Twentieth street. F. II. Roc It well. Agent. TRAINS. Past K cnress Mall at d Kxpres Cahle Accommotlation.... I vi. I AniTVB. 8:d0am 7:30 pm 2:20 am' 0:10 am! 4 00 pm: 1 an nm 3:00 pm :0S am MOST DIRRCT KODTR TO TIIK Ilast and South East.: KOINil EAST. I (IOINO WKST. Mail and E: S i pm 3.i4 pm Fast Express 8 K am 8 Mi am am IMI am Paul and Rx. Express 7..KI pm 6.48 pm .2A pin 6.St pm 5 17 pm 4.57 pm 4.10 pm 2.10 nm IvR. Isl'dar 1.811 pm 1S 4H nm ar. .tn-ion..lv .Camhridpe.. ....(lalva.... . . Wyominar.. .Prineevllle . .Peoria Bloominirton. .Sprintrtiild. 1-2 Ht nni 11.54 am 4 :ir p m 4.ru pm 107 am 1 1. in am IOTiO am II Hf am 1.15 um Ml w am pm 0T pm 11.15 pm ll.M am li.i' sm f in am 15 am 3.4 am 7.0im 7.aim in isiam 8.16 am 6 45 ani 7.55 pm 2.15 am 111.25 pm ft 05 nm JSTi pm 13.15 pm 7.2ft pm 8.57 inn St. Louis. Mo 7 ,tr am 11.55 am 8 15 am 1.00 am 7.45 am Danriile, 111. 7.15 pm Terre llante. 1.20 am 6.30 pm . Evansville.. lndianaNilis. . Louisville. lincinnatl. O 11.15 pm 7 pm 7.15 pm 10.80 pm Past-ener trains arrive and depart from Union depot Peoria. Accommodation train leaves Rock Island 6:45 p. m. arrives at Peoria 2 :) a. m. Leaves Peoria 7 :1B p m. arrives al Hock Island 1 :0S a. in. CARI.K BRAHCH. Acroin, 6.30 am 7.40 am H'l.tAc 9.10 am 0.20 am 11 00 am Accoai. 4.00 pm 5.05 pm 5 40 pm Lv. Rock I'lnnd . An. 1 eynohU.... " ahle 8.15 am Acrara. I H'l.tAc, C. I am 12 .50 pm 7.10 ami 1.45 pm 8.05 am; 3.(10 pm Accom. S.45 pm 4.25 pm 5.10 pm Lv. Oihle Ar. Reynolds " H s it Island. . Cha r car on Fast Express between Rock Island and P"ona in both directions. H. B. SUDLOW, K. BTOCKHOUSE, Superintendent. Uen'l Tkt. Agent. wefts: Milwaukee, 5 FAST M ML TRAIN with Blcetrir. liRhted end Hies m heated Vestibnled trains between Chi cairn, Milwaukee, ttu Paul and Minneapolis. TRAK-OONTINItNTAL ROUTK with Klec'ric liKhdand Steam heated Vestibnled trains be tween Chicago and Council Bluffs, Omaha or U J 'ul and the Facvflc Coast. GREAT NATIONAL BOUTK between Chicago Kansas City and St. Joseph, Mo. 6700 HILE OF ROAD reachln? all principal poll ts in Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa, Mis oori. Sooth Dakota and North Dakota. For maps, time tables, rates of passage and freight, etc., apply to the nearest station agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee t St. Paul Railway, or to an) railroad aent anywhere in the world. R0AV ELL MILLER, A. V. H. CARPENTER. General Manager. Gen'l Pasa. fc T. Agt. OT" for information in reference to Lands and Town 1 owned by by the Chicago. Milwaukee bt. Psul Railway Company, write to H. Q. Han gen. 1 and commissioner Milwankee. Wisconsin. OADYEiiffgFGEE to any place lit Umb United MUie.. Abo, Bbf j JanBt, HKyataa, I mvwb ana itrM inej m. inu ur morm at witOhmaM untw atms V. V. d. Aiimi from 1. . wpiawrn raa Mtrf.tn W. Ma1 ran St.. Chrcaca. 1 ft yftPaavaa. twtxl le. tmp far now ffemfiotn ym can wtoAtmmpf with o-rt belun ora- fm ara-MtaMtffc W ummammitt pay oofw T- ip-woni caba. We WU - ana utm u-.. I r p-olit4Mna a4ttu. muA ftw ic. rtampa. , w tt irtMU- frMma wtw flvU imm. - H la Foot Still Pains Him. - Indianapolis, Miiy 23. Edgar Bergen, a is-year-oid iaaor thw citv. had his font hurt by a train and later it was ampu tata jiiM bulow the knee. In placing te foot in the box for burial, it became nec essary to bend the toes down, and in this cramped position it was buried. Since then the boy has complained constantly of the cramped condition in which his toes were placed, and aays that they give him great pain. Train Wrack on the Alton. Kansas Citv, Mo., May 33. The incom ing passenger train on the Chicago and Alton road was run into by a freight train four miles east of here yesterday, and three corn-lies derailed. No one was killed, but several passengers were reorted in jured. Among those whose names could lie learned are C. C. Copeland, of Chicago, foot slightly crushed; Mrs. Mary Morris, of Milwaukee, sliuht injuries to fuee: Mr. S. II. Keeves, of Chieage, slight injuries to faoe atul hands. Costly Fire at Albany, N. Y. ALBANY, N. V., Miiy 2ci. The largest freight house of the New York Central railroad was burned last night. Nothing was saved. The building was a frame structure SOOxlOO feet and lilled with gen eral nien-hatidise. Fireworks are the sup supposed caused, and barrels of oil aided the flumes. The loss is alsiut $175,000, of which the road loses f!5,(Nl. Total insur ance, fHO.lsKf. Death r an r.ert Telegrapher. Bi.ikklyn, May St. John AV. Koloson, night manager of the IVstal Telegraph company's main office in New York, died in Sency hospital from injuries lie received several days aio in a collision with a butcher's wagon while riding a bicycle. Koloson whs an exjiert oiN-rntor and Us.k several prizes in fast sending tourna ments. A Liberal Itritisli liiulloril. IX)XlON, May 2H The duke of Bedford has set an example that the laudlonls of Ireland might follow. Aftr a careful consideration of thp mutual relations ex isting between himself and the tenant n his Kug'.isli estates, his grace Ims volun tarily remitted ;"ki Hr cent, of their rent. The University of Freiberg. Germany, has conferred the degree of Fh. 1). on .lawics Harvey Kobinson, a native of liloomington. Ills. in ttn ExplaimMl. "Yon do not la-liore in a fish diet, do yon, professor?" 'Certainly." "Tlion why do yon sjty in yonr liook on 'Ilealth,' Do not go into the water after a hearty nn'.-il "New York Sun. Well Named. Cobwiggor tniick nhonhl lie prose cnbsl for tibtaining money tinder false pretenses. Tliitt nostrnin of Lis is no good. Brown Pshaw! Didn't ho noil it to yon as a Bkin t-nro? Life. Very Taklni; Way. Mrs. Fuss I'm very sorry, Mr. lient, that Charlie didn't unit you. He never did have very taking ways. Mr. Bent Pardon mo, madam, lint it was his taking way that we could not stand. Boston Herald. She Meant the KothM-hiltla. It was not a Boston yomig lady, bnt an aged colored woman, who was "over heard to declare that then; weren't many men in this country a-s rich its the "Roths children." Yontli's CouiiKtnion. The IU'aum. "Why do I speak of the 'susceptible potato?" "That's the jioint." "Be anse the potato is so easily mash ed." IlaiiH-r's B;tzar. Still Klli.ty of All Save Air. ft rrosiiective Tenant What's that ap pliance for? Landlord That, la-longs to Professor Zweigler, on the floor lieh.w. He la night a new bass horn, and, ns his ceiling is low, I gave liim ls-i-inissinn to run it through this lliair: He practices only an hour a day, however. Jndge. Ituy Ini; uiul filing. Keal Estate Agent (Sood morning, sir! What ran I do for you? William! l'.ring the gentleman a cigar. Ih you want to buy a lot? Caller No, I want to sell tine. Agent William! Never mind the cigiir. Kick the gentleman out. New York Weekly. The I'alagotiian. Countryman (at a llowery muacum reading a nign over a vacant chair: "The only I'atas;oniuii ever brought to this country") Say, where's the Patagonian? Lecturer (absent miudedly) He'll be Itack in a minute. He's just gone 'round to his mother's. His brother's been run over. Chatter. Ko Harm thine. Mrs. Slimdict Pardon we, Mr. Dash away, you are getting your coat sleeves in the soup. Dashaway The material, madam, is water proof. Clothier and Furnisher. Still Before Him. "When 1 was a small boy," said De Bixdts, "everybody said I had a great fu ture before me." "And now?" "I've got it yet." Waahington Star. A Definition. "Papa, what is an agnostic?" "He is a man who savs he don't know anything and lectures on it." New York un. v Licht In Their Sparks. McFingle What's this nonsense about electricity in kisses? McFangle No nonsense at all, my dear fellow. My daughter and her beau find so much eh-ctrieity in them that they require no other light in the parlor. Lawrence American. ETtrjbsdT Knows that at this season the blood is filled with impurities, the accumulation of months of close confinement in poorly ventilated stores, workshops and tenements. All these impurities and every trace of scrof ula, salt rheum, or other disease may be expelled by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, the test blood purifier ever produced. It is the only medicine of which "100 doses one dcnW" is true. J STATE COKVEXTIO.V UtADV.U4B.TKRS St&TE DlMOCBATIC CKN - THAI COMMITTEB OT ILLINOIS, CRtcaoo, 111., March 0th, 1890, The Democratic State Central Committee met at the Palmer hoaxe in thi city on the 6th day of March, lsyo. and authorised the issuance of the following call: The democrats of Ill'nols will meet In state convention at Springfield on Wednesday, Jnne 4, 1S.K, for the purpose of nominating candidates fur the fol 'owing state officers to be voted for on Tues day, November 4th, 1S90, to wit ; One Treasurer, One Snnerintecdent of Public Instruction, and Three Trustees of the University of Illinois At the meeting of the state central committee the followina resolution was passed, and an ex pression of views, as in said resolution asked. Is invited. Tho chairman and secretary of each connty convention are reqnested lo report the ac tion of their respective conventions to the terre tary of the state central committee as soon as it may he had. The resolution Is as follows: "Inasmuch as the propriety of nominatin? a candidate for the United States senate by the state convention has been extensively agitated throaghont the state, it is tuKcftoti to connty conventions, to consider the expediency of snch a course and instruct their delegates accordingly " Bach connty shall be entitled to one delegate for each four hundred votes cast for Cleveland and Thnrman at the Isst presidential election, and one delegate for each fractional part thereof of two hit mint I votes or mote, OKOKtiR M. II.WNKH, Secretary. Under this call the Eleventh cnngrewstnn&l district is entitled to delegates as follows: Knt k Island a; Mercer 5; Henderson 2 ; W'aneu5; Mc DtHioiiKh 8 ; Hrhuyler&: lianrock 10. Itrmorrnt ir rannly Convention The democrats of Kork Island county, and all those who favor a safe, economical and constiln tioual government, and a reduction of the present opircHNivetariff exactions that benefits the few to the detriment oi the many, are requested to meet in their respective townships, precinct or wants on SATURDAY, MAY 4.to select delegates to the democratic count v convention to he h Id at tliecunrt honse in Kork I"land. ou Th ursulay. May SO. IKIsO. at1:tlp.m. The object of raid convention Is to select delegates to the stale, congressional and senatorinl conventions, ami transtu-t snch other business as may properly come before the conven tion. The representation of said convention will be hed nion the vote fordcveland and Thnrm.m in IssH, apiMirtioned among the different townships, pspclnrlxand wards in the ratio of one felega e for every thirty votes, and one delegate for every frac tional vote of twenty and over, which will give the following reprrsentat ion : No. Pel No. Del . Cordova, 3 foe 3 1 Ziima S Port Brn 2 2 r.lark llswk 4 2 Coal Valley S S Bowlrng 2 Anilnliooa. 1 2 Buffalo Prairie, 4 3 Month Moltne f a Moliue ll Ward.... 4 5 " riil - ... 4 7 " 1 " ... 5 K " 41 h " ... 7 " filh " ... 3 K " . tilh " ... 4 4 " 7ih " ... a Canoe Creek Hampton, Prec't 1 ,. g Rnrsl Kdgins.tou, I rec't 1. .. .. j Drnn-, South Rock tslnnd K. Uland 1st Ward.. ad " .. Hd " " 4lh " filh " .. nth .. 7ih 117 The caucuses in the several township and pre cincts will lie held act p. m., and in l.'ork Is and and Molineatf :3i. m. The different delegations will also report the names of committeemen fonhcirtepeotiveioii shlM p reciucts and w ards. UKO. W. VINTON, Chairman. II . K Castbkl, Scc'y. A Bats Investment, Is one which is Guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of fail ure a return of purchase price. Oa this safe plan you can buy from our adver tise druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It is guar anteed lo bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, iefl-mima-lion of lungs bronchitis, asthma. whoop ing cough, croup, etc , etc. It is pleas ant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and csn always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Hariz & Bahnscn's drug store. EPOCH. The transition from long lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an coch in the life of the individ ual. Such a remarkable event is treas ured in memory and the agency wherehy the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Bit ters. So many feel they owe their res-, toralion to health, to the use of the great alterative and tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or short standing you will surely find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c and fl per bottle at 1 1 art 7. & Hahnsen's drug store. bdcklkn's arnica salvb. The best salve in the world for cVits, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bv Hartz & Bahnscn. When the prize-fighter draws first blood in a fight is it permissible for the reporter to say that he has given his op ponent a claret punch 7 To Bervoas Debilitated Men. If you will send me your address we will mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye's celebrated electro voltaic licit and appliances, and their charming effects upon the nervous debilitated system, and how they will quickly restore yon to vigor, manhood and health. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, we will send you a belt and appliances on a trial. Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich. The record of Noah's voyage were kept in the archives. In the pursuit of the gooa things of his world we anticipate too much; we eat out the heart and sweetness of world ly pleasures by delightful forethought of them. The results obtained from the use of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic far exceed all claims. It cures dyspepsia, and all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder troubles. It is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and malarial diseases. Price. 50 cents, f druggists. That Tired Feeling That extreme tired feeling which Is so dis tressing and often so unaccountable m the spring mouths, is entirely overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which times the whole body, pnrifies the bliMid, cures scnfiila and all humors, cures dyis-isla, creates an apjs-tiU', rouses the torpid liver, braces up the nerves, and clears the mituL We solicit a comparison of HtHHl's S:irs;iparilla with any other Mood purifier in the market for purity, ecouoiuy, strength, and niediciual nieritat Tired all Vie Time. "I had no appetite or strength, and felt tired all the time. I attributed my condition to scrofulous humor. I bad tried several kinds ol medicine without Uem-iiL Hut as soon as I had taken hair a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla, my appetite was restored, and my stomach felt better. I have now taken nearly tlirce bottles, and I never was so welL" Mrs. Jessib F. Doliieark, raacoag, IL I. Mrs. C. W. Marriott, Lowell. Mass., was completely cured of sick headache, which she had 16 years, by Hood's Sarsaparilla. LHlood's Sarsaparilla la sail atrt9a aWl . w. ' Sold by all drneglats. fl; six for 5. rrepared by C. L HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Ibw. IOO Doses One Dollar Nature should be TAKE assisted in the spring to throw off the heaviness ot the sluggish winter circulation of the blood. Nothing docs it so well, so tS THE SPRING. prompt or so safely as Swift's Specific. I have used 8. S. 8. for a number of years, and consider it the best tonic and blood remedy that I ever used. In fact I would not attempt to enter upon a spring or summer in this climate with out it. II. W. Coleman, Of Coleman, Ferguson & Co., Dade City, Fla. Our book on Blood and Skiu Diseases mailed free. Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Gat CsO C0 UJ b I WW CO I S. R. CLOUGH, Funeral Director -And Kmlonliricr. The best of everything always on hand at the most rca'tonahlc price. WDITK OR BLACK IIKARSK. 1805 Second Ave., Rock Island. ' F. CLOUtill, Manager. LY:s. catarrh ureambaim Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allavs Pain and I'ifjammatsnn, Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses Taste and Smell. r-;-in ur-w-.cfl TRY THE CURE HAY-FEVER A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeble. Price 50 cents t Oragglsts; by mail retfstered. Go cent. KLY BttOrtlKtli, 56 War ron street New Vork. GOLD MEDAL, PASI3. li W. IiAKER& COS Tlnnnlrfrint finnort nninisinir yntre traa it ill ttttultir. No Chemicals r urd m !. prrpTtKn. It Ikta wr fMsi ttw ti the wtmgth of l.-mn tninl Marrh, AmmronC or !irr. ant) i ttwrrforp far mo tcitMMsttml, nmin tern than mmm m nr It in fit-lietmMa, nmirMliitut, rtTt iiptbrt'inf, KAKll.T iMl.CHTKll. atil taniralty aMlai-trd fttr innitda m Wt-ll SV 1.prTfiltl m iMWlth. W. BAKER & CO- Dorchester. Mass Paris Exposition ISSfl : s .B4M ruizjv-.5 mn.u nrntis. EiJIER CHOCOLATE ABSOLUTELY PURE? VANILLA (sante) QUALITY. ASK IttR TF.LIiOW WRAPriR. FOR SALE EVFRYWIIKRR. BRAWCH HOUSE, UNION SQUARE, N.T. - DR. HANDETTB ELECTRIC BELT yanrnmntsmr maun Tu u. . ,"J?S!'!!?"Us?fifeTie itir ah sishrsht rKkKt kll TS for thbndll. S. ' al Uimilh. tnlw nu r. BiM, Mt. te. I'whM tmrmM -f Klrrtrlrlt. thrrark all t rimmwin lnn Ut II ITH w4 HMIHW S STKKM.TH. KWrir fummt Vrti ImImIIi, .r ... InrTrit S&.siw ! ca.a, BKI.T al ip..N' mrinr c. m-4 . Wmnt euwrw MMwll. Carr in trr bmHi KV,-i MBphlrt Krr. BASSiM ELECTKICC0.. iiIh.ii.im., CI it AM, IU. Everybody needs and should take a eoo spring medicine, for two reasons : 1st, The UtKly is now more suseeplible tc bcuelit from medii-itte than at any other seasou. 2U, The impiirilies v. hich have accumulated in the blood should be expelled, and the sys tem given time and strength, before the pros, truing ctTi-cts of warm weather are felL Ihsid's Sarsaparilla is the liest spring taeCi cine. A Mtieje trial will convince you of it? superiorly. Take it before ft is too late. The Beitt Spring Medicine "I take Hood's Sarsaparilla for a spring medicine, and I Cud it Just the thine It tones up my system and makes me feel like a difli r etit maw. Aly wile. Likes it for dysHpsia, and she derives great benefit f nau JL She bays it ia the is't medicine she ever touk." F. C. Tlknek, Hook & Ladder No, 1, Boston, Mass! Last spring I was troubled with bolls, caused by my blood being out of order. Two bottles of Hood s Sarsaparilla cured me. I can recommend It to all troubled with afire, tious of tiie blood." J. Schoch. J'eoria. Ml Sold by all drUKtuU. 1: six for -L I.. V j D 8 era co bifj to jtsaiijis by C. I. HOOD co., Auotbeearky, Lowell, Maaa. IOO Doses One Dollar 0 AJIPETS AND FMITMB Now that Honse Cleaning ia close at hand, those visit ing Davenport should call at nOLBROOK'S Great Car pet and Furniture Rooms, there you will find Eight floors stocked to their utmost capacity with everything that is needed to fit up a house, from the plainest Kitchen to the finest Parlor. Chamber suits, Parlcr suits, Dining Room sets, II 11 sets, Kitchen sets at pri ces to suit you all. When you are over there, call and look through, it will save yoifmoney. W. S. HOLBROOK, No. 103, 105 and 107 East Second St., UT? ACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY Or THE COUTfTBT, WILL OBTAHI MUCH VALUABLE DfFORMATIOIf FBOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF l-T- --li U t . TTTSHUjWiiU Ur TIIE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY. Including main Unoe, branches and extensions East and West of the Missouri River. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliet. Ottawa Peoria, La SaMe, Moline, Rock Island, in ILLINOIS Davenport, Muscatine! 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Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE Reclining Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago, pes Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Car to North Platte, Neb., and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnishing meals at seasonable nours) west of Missouri River. California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt Lake. Ogden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The DIRECT LINE to and from Pike's Peak. Manttou, Garden or the Gods, the Sanitari ums, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Solid E-zpress Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. PauL with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from those points and Kansas City. Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake, and Sioux Palls, via Rock Island. The Favorite Line to Pipestone, Water town. Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing Grounds of the Northwest. .TI-.?PRT NK V1A SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul. ror Tickets, .Maps, Polders, or desired Information, apply to any Ticket Office in the United States or Canada, or address E. ST. JOHN. General Iaaagec THE MOLINE WAGON. MOUSE, II.U. TRW H Ml, MajnHatoers ol FARM, SPRING and FREIGHT WAGONS A fall and complete tine of PLATFORM and v d m but , v, nKrnir wonmiDHDip ua DDipn iiioftraiea rrice LJut tree on application, bea the MOIJ.XK WAUON before purchasing. B. F. DeGEAR, " Contractor and Builder, Office and Shop Corner Seventeenth PL and Seventh Avenue, 0TA11 klada of Artistic work eperUltr. OHLWEILER Contractors Shop Third avenue, between 10th and 11th streete, (Fred Koch's old atapd.) ST All kindi ot Carpenter work and repairing done. Satiafaction guaranteed. A. BLACKHALL, V annfactarer of all kind of BOOTS AND SHOES - Gent' FiM Shoes a jeclaltr. Bepairing A hare of voor patrooaa reapactfallj aoliclted. Davenport, Ia. JOHN SEBASTIAN, CHICAGO. ILLfc Oen'l Ticket ft Faa. Agent. OLiriwo othrr Spring Wagon, especially ad ft pled ut thm . . "Dl, T 1 1 ivuvN laidliu. Plana and estimate for all kinds of bnildhust & SPILGER. and Builders, done neatly and pro lo!8 Second Avvnue. Hock Island, II. ' i ...... ' .lit ..:.rjr : t --.rv j t x - a? ' W t, -:r: , f;tv?T a' ,')i..-t - .i. ti--' tf-' I 1 A: Ml 'ill 77 ir )-?.yvjyvew.,