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JAHNS & BERTELSEN, OS O z. o 3C (ft 3 C 1.1'.'... -. co CD C3 O PEORIA STOVES, Tinware and house Furnishing Goods. liilj SKCOXD AVENUE. ROCK ISLAND, ILL. A Furore .bwrtviiH ot iii'B wifiitiii. worn nan bwkt'is. They ire of Indian man- -tnri , Bii1 as the product is very unites' it is loiibtful if we will have Any .1.;., un.ii.in full .ml m.lft vmiv !ecii',i' or whit you want may be gone. THE FAIR, not Serond Avenue. -ART STORE- BARGAINS. 5 feet bamboo easels, 88c. 8x10 gilt frames, glass and mat, 8c. 8x10 white ami gold frames, ;iass and mat, 35c. Decorated window shades complete with spring fixtures, Soc. Pure Irish Linen stationery per lb. 35c. Wall paper at cost. KINGSBURY &S0N 1705 Second Ave. A. J. SMITH & SON, lantels, Tiles, Grates, THE. HOOK I3LAJTU ABOUB, THURSDAY, OCTOBER FURNITURE, CARPETS. fV t.i Unow repl.te with Novelties. Call and ompare our stork and prltrs. A. J. SMITH Sc SON, 12'. and 127 West Third Street. Opp. Msonic Temple, DAVENPORT ADAMS CO c o o 5 s? CD CD iiS" WALL PAPER COMPANY dit2. Ol-i Twentieth St., Aud Postoffio Block, Moline. ROCK ISLAND. FINE WALL PAPER Evrln-lvc nwn'.i for the fnllowine six Urjpn Wll Paper Ko iurira: Blrve X m. Junrwaj A (.. K.iK-rl Iluhlm & O"., Nevlna Ilaviland, Ne ark Wall Par ('.. ami Kulwrt Oraven t I'u. SSKKoL'h nf'Efli-whlcb incluitw all the Art iiapeiu. Prices frnm Hi to SO per cent r low oiher dealrra. All A Howard Watches, Imported Watches, DIAMONDS. H. D. FOI.SOM. A Sure Cure for a Cough or Cold is DR. McKANN'S Irish Cough Syrupy Actsfquickly, is perfectly safe and never fails to cure all Lung troubles. TRY IT. 10c, 25c and 50c Bottles. THE BEST Medicine kaowa for all Kidney, Lung and Stomach trouble, la Thomas Kidney and Liver Pills. 5c a Bottle Samples free. T. H. THOMAS, Prnggifit, Bock Island. PLANS FOR HENNEPIN Engineer Marshall Parniaheg :f ome Fact. ' Oaui.o t the Kxiw.4it.rM ,mter the SOO,000 Appr.prl.ti.. -The leek. ..d Feralrr. United States engineer. Captain W. L. Marshall, has made the followlBj etti mates and plant for the Hennepin canal for which an appropriation of fJOO.000 for preliminary wvrk was passed by the last congress: The adopted line over the roule, ap KatLbT lheMCretfy of war. October 87, 1888. is from the Illinois river about one and three fourth miles abore the town of Hennepin, at the great b.;nd of Vb Illinois river, thence via Bureau Creek vallty. Pennv'e slough and Rock nvr o the Mississippi river, with a feed er to Rck river, near Dixon, Illinois. The canal reaches the summit lovel at the 80th mile from tbe Illinois riv.rr, after an ascent of 205 feet, through 24 locks, with lifts varying from 3 feet to 10 feet each. Tbe summit level extends f -om the 20th to the 25th mile, where the Dixon feeder joins it, and coatinues unchanged to the 25th mile. From the 85th mile to Milan, near the mouth of Rock river, tbe route is via Penn s klougb and Rook rivtr to the mouth or Rock river, tbis terminus af fording a cpacious harbor and ontrance to the Mississippi end of the cant.l. The total lockage on the descent from the summit level to the month f Rock river is 102 feet, mnde by 13 locks, vary ing in lifts from 3 to 10 feet. The length of the western slope from th feeder junction to the Misciasippi is 52 miles. The main line is 77 miles in length, of which 50 ,'miles is canal and 27 miles slack water navigation in Rock river by locks and dams. Upon the main line the follow inn con structions are necessary: DOCKS. Thirty feet wide, 170 feet between quoins, seven feet deep; two blocks of 3 feet lift; one of 5 feet; three of 6 feet: three of 7 feet; one of 8 feet; thirteen of 9 fett; ten of 10 feel. Among the !ocks of 0 foot lift is a lock of novel construction at Milan, with one set of upper gates and tw. sets of lower gates, giving a double exit, one into a canal below the Milan jam to be used at low water, and the other into Rock river to be used when tt at stream is Irom five to six feet above lov water. And among the locks of 10 foot lift is included one combined lock of two 10 foot lifts. Aqueducts Five aqueduct1-, respect ively. 15t. Sl. 24t. 1. 4 JO feet in length and 40 feet in width of trunk. Culverts There are 41 culverts; nine 36 inch iron pipe; 12 48-inch iron pipe; four, esch two 48 inch pipe; eight 10 foot span masonry arches esch; five 12 foot span masonry arches each, and one with 30 foot span equeducl. TDK FEEDER ROUT. To avoid the difficult and expensive passage through the streets of Dixon, and the construction of street and rail road bridges, covered canals and other works it is proposed tbn the ieeder shall leave Ro-k river at a point about two and one half miles below Dixon, thus obortening its length by tb tt distance. The feeder will be navigable, and of the same dimens'ons at the main line. The total length of the feeder will be 3 434 miles. The constructions reouired UDon th feeder are as follows: One en ard lock at tbe entrance to Rock river, one dam across Rock river, with a ntrollable sluiceway closed by gates of tbe "Par ker" modified "bear trap" pattern; one set of sluicegates for supplv of feeder, one aqueduct 70 feet wide. l:0 feet long, over Green river: three Divot railroail bridges. SB highway and farm bridges. 78 culveits. ranging in dimension from 3B inch cast Iron pipe to double spans of 12 foot masonrv arcbes. 00, 1CC0. 1 - 1 " ' " 1 -a , in m TV 'HIT - - TU IV PWIPTCQ ICCHTUB 1 riRIV invitnvn . i - - - v mm m. m. m I m. aa u M. uvrj UU V fK,KJJ UUa . ' " . I I BRANDED A UK. A Kalnrtiood Aboat Mr. ahle'a Cam. paiga Pally F.xponrd bviNiatrarat Nlcord by Kvrry Maio.ii Kerperl. M.liae. The following statement is signed by every saloon keeper in Molina. It speaks for itself. We, the undprsigned liquir dealers of the city of Moline, do hereby protest against tbe unjust accusation made against us, by tbe Moline JHapatck and ether papers charging us with having re ceived money to be used for the election oi nen i. caoie, ana in an anonymous circular charging us with bbving received money irom John Ohlweiler for this pur pose, and that we are receiving every weea a certain sum lor that purpose. vve wittn to state that we have not re ceived from John Oblweile-, or any other person, any money toward electing Ben Cable to congress. Ander-on Co I. N If k' nnd Jnftn H Mueller X T Ek'tmm Auderwin Haunecke Jneuph Burkbardt llrnrv l Kerae Tlieo SI nirer KotMne Jt aler!K)U C K ia omrMtiirl A xel 3.'aiimn Wm Kl age Wm Sii.iz lanielOll & Nelaim K K OI erlandi r Wm M lelier Rumler Van Dae lb Hoht S oeltinc C W 1 ihnaou W Hetnberg c haa Peal C A JarotMen Tnna Kohiopon O Llviuf-tton Ann n r aiueiicr tl Ka-atena W H Schmidt John L Murl rr a L icfaul9on Chrint Uetvr N iliamnth Alfred L'elena C f Mueller Iedoor ,'erhnlat faol SlamfrkT Oaear i'eal Mare .f the Paaiofflee C.rraptl.a. The corrupt misuse to which tbe gov ernment service has b:n used bv the postmssters of Ruck Island and Moline for tbe furtherance of partisan ends, as exposed in last night's Aliens, occasioned no little surprise in both cities. In Moo line, in particular, the people tbe Swe dish people, for instance would be even more horrified If they knew that in the poaUfflee in their city hud been accQmu lating for aeveralays newspapers ad dressed to them by a lanjeand influential Swedish newspaper in Chicago, but these have been withheld bj the postmaster in Moline, who prevents t iern from receiv ing mail matter addresf ed to them, and in so doing attempts to withhold, as far as he can. facts which they should know and which pertain directly to them, in hopes that under false impressions they will contribute to the election of tbe man to whom he owes bis position. rati ten ral.ta. Aionzo Hussey was a :nt to jail to await the convening of the circuit court for trial for lttrceny in deft ult of $50 bonds Deputy Marshal I.cng left last night for Muncie, Ind.. to accompany the thief Simmons bark H Rock Island. He wss arrested at Muncie as be debarked from an esst-bound tr tin. He claims he left the property at Mc line, and employed man to make a retnra of tbe property to tbe owner.' Sever il hundred dollars' worth of geld watcbe ), rings and charms which be claims to be jelling, were found in his possession. , ? Nicholas Mertz,the Laker at 2106 Third venue, was arrested at midnight for attacking his wife. 3e was intoxicated, nod Officer Thomas had some difficulty in making the arrest, as an immense dog came to the aid of his master. Ths man was finally locked or , however, and this morning was fined i tad costs. , David J. Tate wst fined f3 and coats for intoxication. 1 - i ' i. Vote for Victon at d kfialatore. Wilson for the Vote for Cable. Springer at Turner hall tonight. Give Gordon your vote for sheriff. Dr. James Costd, of Reynolds, was in the city today. Congressman Wm. M. Springer at Tur ner hall tonight. Remember Charley Marshall in your vote next Tuesday. Browner will be tbe next treasurer of Rock Island county. Oo to Turner hall tonight and hear Congressman Springer. Mrs. F. B. Bowker has returned from t visit to S gourney, Iowa. it wm ne Uongressman-elect Ben T. Cable next week at this time. Vote for Creutz for is going to get there without fail. If yon vote for both Wilson anil Vin ton for the legislature, both win ha alli ed. Hon. Geo. A. Caatlrman .If. - St. Louis, are visiting at the Cable resi dene j. Send Hitman t the state senate, and save the district from being the lauehine stock of the state. See the eccentric "Phioess bis way "Around the Wotld in Eightv Uays at Harper's theatre tonizht. House for rent on Fourteen-and a half street. Enonire at crorerv ixth avenue and Ninth" atri r. Kramer. Hon. W.M. Springer, of Sorinpflelrl arrived over the R. I. & p. this afternoon and is at the Harper. Ha speaks at Tur ner hall tonight. 1 Thomas Sbugsrt. a r clnse fmm Ma. lice, died at St. Luke's n.ornlng in his eightieth year. He was quite a character in Moline. The democrats of South R,x k Talari will meet at the town hall tnmnrmw ight to attend to business of i By order of tbe town committee. Tbe Rock Island Turner sorietv will ave a grand gymnastic exhibition ami concert at Turner hall next Sunday even ing, to' be followed by a dance. The man who it is not unliktl will K the next speaker of tbe national house of representatives speaks at Turner hall to - night. Oo and hear Illinois' favorite sen Wm. M. 8pringer. This evening. Rev. R F. 8wnet offici ating, will occur the marriage of Mr. M. G. Mills and Miss Emma Ayers. The worthy couple will at once nrrxveil i. their delightful new countrv hom in South Rock Is'and. The bodv of W. F. Burnt ih r n & Q brakeman who hi ri.ii injured at Barstow yesterday morning was taken to Canton for interment last igbt in obedience to a teleeram from the unfortunate man's father. It was "Pbiness Fojrg's" remsrkable accomplisnment which is to be prose u ted at Harper's theatre tonight, that Nellie Bly, the New York WortiTi correspond ent, succeeded in beating io her venture which aroused the world a few months ago. Mr. Swan Tropp. tbe Moline man thrown out of his buggy in this city yes terday, was not. we are pleased to learn. as seriously injured as was aupposed. He is recovering from the effects of his mishap nicely. The Abgi-s office was todav the reciD- lent of a heapincr basket of -t and fruit and other choice delicacies as a re membrance from iu former compositor. Miss Belle Ruby, who became the brtiie of Wesley Herbert last evening. Rev. G. W. Guc performing the ceremonv. The fair which hat been in Droure&s at Armory hall, under the auspices of St osepns church, closed last nich'. baving been in all respects a verv suc cessful affair. At tbe close of tbe con test for tbe most popular candidate for congress, in which every, visitor at the fair took part. Cable bad 673 votea and Gest 554. The Cr.ion saw fit this morn nc for the first time during tbe present campaign, to say something of its county ticket. The oosses most liltely demanded that some attention be paid tbe matter to lead tbe minor candidates to believe that there was not an attempt beine made bv the Secret Circle" to sacrifice all for Gest as the edict refrrred to last night amply showed. Tbe sewing school connected with ihp Woman's Relief society, of this city, will bold its first meeting for tbe season in tbe old high school building oo Saturday af ternoon at 2 o'clock. The monthly busi ness meeting of the society will be held at the same place at hslf past 3 o'cl ck. run attendance is requested. Tbe members of tbe soliciting committee are particularly requested to be present. The Stone directory companv drsire that all ministers of the gospel call at the company's office, 1712 Second avenue, as soon as possible, in order that il mav be seen if ibey are correctly recorded. The Stone companv is anxious to emt.lov every means possible to stcure accuracy in the compiling of tbe forthcoming book of reference in order that it mav h holly reliable. A ju of whisky was recentlv left at a grocery store on Twentieth street by iu owner, while he came down town to do some wire working. It got mixed up with some jugs of vinee&r and in due time was sent out to a customer as vin egsr. A few hours later tbe owner of the lug. who, by the way, was no other than Tom Campbell, called for his prop erty ann, nnding tt gone, came near bav ug a very bad spell then and there. But later tbe jug was returned. Campbell's anxietv was relieved and he went on his wsy rejoicing. Tbe republicans are just now trvine to hush up a recent bit of unpleasantness in their ranks, growing over a threat by uampueu to wunoraw rrom the ticket. rrt . . i ne oosses wanted uarnpoeii to put up wu iur pciiucai purposes and he re fused absolutely, whereupon tbe bosses got hot and told Campbell he was not much credit to tbe ticket anvwsv and that after all his efforts to get tbe nomi nation ne wasn I going to help anyone but himself. To this Campbell replied mai - mines unrorseen had come no which changed his mind about tbe office of treasurer and be did not believe it would psy him to put fl50 into and he thought be had better wilhdra 1 be bosses said that that would not do as it would show that there was trouble in camp and Campbell was induced to re main but be refused to put up. Camp bell evidently believes a retreat in time is better than a defeat in the end. W. M. Springer To Bight at Turner Halt C. M. IDarraw .t Haliae Ta.a.rraw Kisht-J. X. Whltaa.a A.Bsr.ti Sf.aaajr Klaat. Tonight will be made the speech of the campaign in Rock Lland as far as tbe issues of the people are concerned. Hon. W. M. Springer, tbe elcquent Illinois statesman, win speak at Turner ball at 750 o'clock. There will be a great out poaringkof people to hear the congress man. A change has been made in tbe date of Mr. C. 8- Darrow'a speech at Moline owing to a previous engagement oil tbe part of Mr. Darrow for Monday, and he will make it tomorrow night at Peal's ball. There will be a tremendous crowd out to hear the popular speaker . On Monday night Mr. J. Z. White, a prominent labor orator, will speak at Peal's ball on public qnrstlons. and A, Burmann, editor of Senndia, will sp ak in the Swedish language. FEELING ASSURED. What Mar ae t aaaseaily Laakea far all Ala.a the l.tae. The following is clipped from a Wash ington dispatch to the Si. Lou's Republic: Mj. Tom Towles, the secretary of tbe enngretsi ;nal committee, and Mr. Logan Carlisle, who is assisting him, are feeling first rate, and while not bragging are enouuem oi a great democratic victory. Tbe news that Maj. Towles receives from tbe west is very encouraging. He feels absolutely certain of tbe nefeat of Gest, Smith, Cannon, Mason, Taylor and Adams in lllino's. Every aadr MevlBft-AcaJaat la. Hulk faxera tjieal'a nr.ih Wsmsl Be sT Prepare. Tbe following dispatch from Mon mouth, Warren county, to the Chicago Herald, explains the situation In that sec- Uon of the district. It also explains how the Adcana is on the retreat: MOHMOCTII. III.. Oct. 29 Cable stork is advancing in this city and a corre sponding depreciation is noted in the Gest market. Tbe Monmouth Journal. until recentlv independent do iticallv.how dcaouncea the McKinley robbery and is Dooming uaoie. The Advance, en ardent advocate of tbe rulings of Czar" Reed, failing to receive the support of his sub jects, it now in charge of an officer. Pointer dog "Rex" liver and white. name and Mrs. Geo. A. Cattleman on plate. L beral reward for information rhich shall lead to his recovery or bis return to res dence of Mrs. Cable, Rock Islsnd. tot rt ate Huh Vaie. Ate the dare of atra-nle (one? Are tbe battle fuoubt and woar 1" the flac of freedom fnrled Hidden from the reaming wnrldf Peek It. let tta glory ware. Mrong to conquer and to aave. Frremen, will yna bllndW be Have of bold Monopoly t V atrtnt. will yon forge the rhain rar than chafe againat la rain? Waki-! agiinM train'! ter ar . W ho would cheat your ! with ll.-e- ryine. rea-on to blt. h. Taiee make the people ri h. Rite, as once roar fathrre mar ' Mr ike with roiea aa they with Moat' Crtih Pmtectton'e vampire brawl. Who would auck the nation a blood; Who would atarre the poor, and breed Millione In tbe lap of greed. Save tbe Mare, tbat rail once mors Brave defenders aa of jrora. Why He tit Sj.t Tate far Untt. Joslyx, III.. Oct. 291 am a republi can, but 1 cannot vote for the republican candidate ior conere s this time. I da cltne to vote for Mr. Gest because in con n action with Joelyn poet fflce he seemed to ignore tbe fact that he was a public ser vant, and acted as dictator and autocrat by taking the office from one republican to g ve it to another, although three' f jurtbs of the patrons of tbe office signed a petition that they wished the office to remain where it was. I aaid at the time that I would not vote for him again, and I shall stick to my word and others say toe same. One Who has Voted the Refcblicax Ticket Several Years. "My valor was certainly going. It was sneaking off" shattered and spoiled with headache, but my strength has returned as did Samson's not by growth of hair, bat by using Salvation Oil. Pat not your trust in everybody's mix ture but slk-k to the reliable Salvation Oil. It never fails. Bold everywhere for cents. of Don't mtM seeing our fall stock of in grain carpets. We make n specialty Angora, the new weave. The Adams, 022 Brady street. Davenport. '' Save the boys and the girls from scro fula and other forma of impure blood bj giving in em uoodi ttarsa partus. . Save jronr perilled liberty Prove ye worthy to be free. Li' y t'aaaty SaileTieaT.. TKAKSPBRS. 25 Johanna McMahon to John Gro- gan. Dart of lot 2. block 2. IKiW'V A Botlc'a addil'-on to Rock I-nd. $l,Ukl P H Munro to J A Mtinro, n I. lots 3. and 5, Uuntoon's addition to Moline, 700. J A Munro to R U Macro. bJ. lots 3, and 5. Hunloou's addition to Moline. 7ik J H Robinson to Anna L Craig, lot 9. block 1 , H R Edward's addition to Mt.line. $624. E Carlson to J A Udden, lot 2. Lindahl. Cstlson. Besael & Angus'aoa College sub-division. f300. Thomas Weatherspoon to John Little. part of oej. 13. 17. 1 w; assessors plat ISiCl. r 14. 17. lw. 3.2S5. John Rose to Johu Little. 13 and 13 13. 17. 1 w. l. 27 C M Wah'berf to B F Sioirxon. part of nw. 17, 1 w, 250. James Johnson by heirs to J D and T.rnoiby Beecher. $ of lot 6. block 2, old town of Rock Island, f 5.100 PROBATE. 23 Estate of Matthew Martin He linquisbmsnt by widow of right to ad ministrator filed; letters of administration issued to John 8. Johnson bond filed and approved. John W. Johnson. Rob ert Hutchinson and Joseph Miller pointed as appraisers Z4 instate oi wnaries L,mn nnal or der of administrator (filed July) approved and order of distribution. Estate of Cornelius Lynde Finsl re port oi t xecuior uiea and approved ; re ceipts of legatees filed and order closing es tile. 2S Guardianship of Edward and F Axelson. Final account of guardianship and report and release of w ards filed and approved , and guardian discharged bilate of Geo Schneider. Inventory tiled and approved; claims sllowed; ex ecn tor's report filed and approved. Uuardianship of Etta Schneider, minor heir of Quo Schneider. Letters of guard ianship issued to Fredericka W Schnei der; bond filed and approved. Insanity of Chas Fitzpatnrk; hearing verdict, insane tto a pauper: ordered committed to the Northern insane bopi- tal at Elgin, and that be be temporarily restrained by the sheriff, pending his ad mi-nton to tbe asylum. 28 Estate of Amsziah Titteringlon; petition to sell real estate, etc.; order ap pointing commissioner; administrator to assign dower and homestead. sp- -HARPER'S THEATRE. J. K. Vomoti, Manager. 0 Mir CULT, THURSDAY, OCT., 30th. Ppes-lal Bnrmicemrnt of W. J. FLEMISH'S Urrau Pf-Dttactlwa of Aiound'-World IN 80 DAYS. Nothing like it ever Attempted! The Greatest Spectacular in Existence 40 GRAND ARTISTS 40 New and Besattfn! Scenery! mi pern w artimbe ? Dazilin. Prooenle ! cliti-nn tnn.ii.' Charm ikk Muaic! rand Amazonian Karrk' An Efficient Com- of AUTillara Pi.n-a- Vrira-aift. 54 and T.V. aeaiaua ra'i Ta-iav at Harper lionen arusaton. lOO Years Afjo People didn't expert to rend ain-h. winter even In?, and lamp wr n Inxnry everybody dldLl bav. Now, we torn night into day. and every bod, his laaapa: bat HKKlD lamp la .till a Inanry. tabt-k everbody dorenl bar. I nub yon d call and aee the LITTLE JEWEL LAMP: ometlittMC renlly new. and the prettteat ai.d he-t yet. i candle power. , a-nal elre, nickel plated, and no uartul ant cheap, that tneryon onibt to have It. G. M. LOOSLEY. CHINA AMDGI.A. law Necond Aenne. ROBT. WALL'S CARRIAGE WORKS, SO per cent redaction for tbe next X days oa Buggteaaad Fpnn M'.on. No. 1610, loll and 1614. Third Av... ROCE ISLAND. la the cheapen place In th county to bay Car- "a. iifir,. raiuia, vita. etc. Top Bnnrlea Opea Buitsies 47 W. C. MAUCKER, Haxing purchaaed tbe -Taylor House- Irvn j which be baa bad tefltted f.ir tbe Uj tel bn-ine-a, ia now prepared to art.Hu attodato tranatent gneata. Day and Regular Boarding at very reasonable prices. Be is alao engaged la tbe Grocery Business ft! U Pavm plavr vith choice 14 of Grurrr.. b4 sh IWU1UT !; imiJ, LOCXL 50TICES. Oysters at Krell & Math's. Hard wood at E. B. McEown'a soft coal yard. Go to Uol brook's, Davenport, for car- peu ana eiiK curuuns. Send your friends to Erell i Math's for a dish or can of fresh oysters. Call and see tbe hand-carved bed room suites at Uolbrook's. Davenport. For bale A good family horse and phaeton. Enquire at Aiteus office. Parlor suites and fancy chairs of every description at Hoi brook s, Davenport. Ice cream always on hand and served by the dish all winter at Erell t Math s. A handsome line of book cases and csbinets ust received at Uolbrook's, Dav enport. An elegant assortment of dining table. Chairs and bat racks at Uolbrook's. Dav. en port. ben you want a nice rlUb of fresh oysters step in to Krell fc Math's and or der them up in any style. . . . i i . . . Auamn. toe credit man. Is showing a beautiful line of fall patterns in carrjeta. Call and see him, 323 Brady street, Dav enport. Bear in mind we do not quit making ise cream when cold weather seta in. and yon cU get it in any quantity io the coldest weaioer. lie. member Krell & Math's and get tbe beat. The Crown dining hall. No. 1708 Sec ond avenue, ia now ready tu furnish you the best meal in the city for 25 oenu. A. B. Johnson, proprietor. $50,(100 to loan on real estate security, in sums of $300 and a p ward, al lowest current rates of Interest, without com mission, c. n . uursi. Attorney at law. Koch Island. PbmaaJ C altar. Terms will be reduced to $5 for the course for a class of twenty-five. CI ass men at iw Becona avenue, rrlay, at 10:30 a. ml. 5:30 p. m. and 71 p. so. Save big money by baying your furni ture, carpets, ou ciotn ana drapertea at the C. F. Alams : Home-Furnishing uoubj, ,2 oraay sweet, Ueveoport. Banks: I dined with a millionaire yesterday. - . Cumso: . liow did be treat jont Banks- Like a anilllonalra he let n pay tor tb dicner. DUNLAP HAT OPENING ! Satnrilay, Ang. 3090. Lloyd & Stewart, FOURTH AVENUE Drug: Store. HORST VON KCECKRITZ. 1 Pasacatrrtvna a SractaLVT. Fourth Ay. and Twenty-Third 8t rivanciAL. CARTER'S TITLE IVER PRUS. 1 3 iVicNTIRE BROS. KhftBaatSaebasad rWWvaall tbabraabaas aani ao a nuowa antaai uw aywtai taiitniaa. I'.neia, n naalaaaa Dm aattn. fala la tb Bids, aa. Wbtaa aaabaaa tnur Sasaisaiiasaiaiaasbns baaaanown baaai 2mn Heaanraja, y4 CitWi LMim Lrawr arrsi was aqnally valnabaa la OoaatJpauoa. ewrrnaj aad pn ventuif tbianaBnyir!fenanpaala.wnila Uay aaaa enrraraalldirifarnthtiawai-hjoiiiaa.laiha lvr aod rngtliaaa tba linwaaa, SvaaaMtaasaatay 03EAE) 'Arbatbeywrialdbna anUar from taw diaar 4n oaaat tainh bwtrorta- Tali ly tliaira nnlnaaa il na ai laailliatnanil lb we whocawtrv Um will Snd Um HtUMlla bloranoanaay wnyntbnttbey will ar ha an, to oo wuliovit tli i aa , baSatfwwaUMobaaaw ACME fl. tba bana of ao many Hvw tba bawnai mhm 'WnamSaonrirnail bunat. Oar ptllaewrattwhias etbnaoaot Cararr-a LntM tin? tfTat ar vary . until aaat V-ry aaay to take. Ona or two pUlanaaAon it aa. Tb-y araatnetly a-etanl and ala ao ertpa ar nrt A not l-T VxsiT (-at la aruoa pWaan ail who Methaaa. la TiaMatSSeaatat avowar IU BoaS bj draaxbaa weary aba, aa? aaaa by aaaiL CART IU aacoieiNI CO New York: SaiAU PILL SHALL DOSE. SLULL PRICE ri h ex: o J " Cooler weather at hand jast cwwngh bCl U ra mind om of the colder days to cosna. We want to a aba B. aawaastwa VU vt UV JM,a-BJ UIJI VtwV ajanaiaii ' sop Mr your Bceds ia coid weather goods. MsyawM U5DEBWEAR. If yew weel mm yowraalf bar about tba child re T Call and las pact ear Haw la white, scarlet and natarraL We could a Base ewtaee aw several line bat vo will kee BBBch SBora of tbsdr value wbea yow ae them. We are awra yew tU a preciau low price. , CLOAKS- Dave yoa aeea oar Haa'of . Children's Cloaks? A visit to this dV part meat will repay row- Paatia plains and other effects from 4 years toll fwUft. Tbe best thine aboat tba whole array of cbndrew aad miase cloaks is that they coal ao Utti wary tat aeasoa. Real aaerit at small coat. Bring tba cStUAre la. . More abwat ladles cloaks wbew are bav tba aswjoa. Ia the aeaa lime pay a visit ia Uw ladies' aawrtaeaU Da t fotgrt ortr blanket aVawrtsneat. WalU btt atSSca pair. Grey tdaaketa at fl.ll a pair. Jfat pure Aastrallaa woca. of ooaras aoC. bat they wl keep yoa warm, txiia of bet tar aaa. Tots a gat to aaa oar f! 50 all wocl scarlet blanket. McINTIRE BROS., Kock Island. Illinois. I vv CLEMANN & SALZMANN, THE POPULAR FurnitiLre and Carpet Dealers H pure ' TRIPLE PREPARED fROH SELECT FRUITS BV FrankNadler CHEMIST ROCK ISLAND. LL. Have tbe largest watabllabmast West of CfeJaej-a. DONT FORGET THE PLACE. CLEMANN & SALZr.lAUN. Nos. 1525 and 1527 Second Avenue, And Not. 121, .26 an! 123 Sixwntb 8ut, BOCK ISLvLSTD. ASK TOUR GROCER FOR THEM. Intelligence Column. -banet aad ba ptara la tb paper I "an" "UK""!." iM -brat"1 aaln Only aew-bair rent a word. Everybody raada tbla eviuara. I r, 11. TUTONKY L AEU ITRMTI MK at 1S14 scow4 aveone. J, W. JONES. TV'K fALB-A KIWI- V T r M KUIOaL w. L atmmnia. nio a f.H vt ,4 enal aoner a auuK at t. W . JuttaV arcuod band aloee. Mil becoid I T 0T A LARt'.C BLACa; KwPuL'!CrLAXD -a- 'iri alHil o aonad; wblia aa r-t. tront rwt and tail; BUI Ml 14 aeaae. tticuaruaiarao rxpaa tbb ran rrara taw. Rock' Island Savings Bank, ROCK ISLAND, n.T. Opea Sal'y tr.n a. aa. U I p. aa aal aarlar i laaliii . rraan V as aaVaank. rtv percent la tarrest paid on Deposits. Money loaaed o ParaowaI Cat- lateral, or Real Estate Sacarlty erwaa: t. P. tlTI'lLTra.. m-a. f C. DtMiBAXX. Vto. Praa. J. . rPOUt, Canbant. aaianTnas: F. U W Uaell B Retamt't. F C. Or, imaca Jab rvawaarb C. f llall J. J. b tnarra. L N. ( av. Banal. I. M. atafava, tar Vin aara aaaaM iatr I. ich u etu i, a i..a m. n ward t. lodar. Ho. QBtXINia-II ANa Pl RKITl KK. aor eirnanrrd. boawbt. aold al.Ac- InanMl w rBMfM I atneed at nuutbcwal curnrr Perry aad Tbtra au. t-Ai.n VAI.l AULE riTiar la. penvrav-nt o alevaora. ow la OMratloa at I SHOES, SHOES. FOR pen' THE Mar Kiot.hlna: W ork, svo HaaiUina M Pan ra; prawrva lire and It apply to HoBT J. WAI.ala, for fall Bkrticaiara lav WANTED A MTl TIN A MiOONl) .IHL n a tr.tl.. ramiiy in Ku, k Inland, tan far- nl-b nrt n( nrfrn-n. r. boa Uenraco. I 'I. fur paniralar addreaa AANTED-THHEKITI LUi,liNT AND AC. II live aoticltnr to work iaa.uk Uadroanty. aiwivr noac tiimrj lock ens , av XTTANTED l ITAHtK FARTT Tv LB4HM w . oar aoeine. and travel for na: --- Amencaa; etrady noeitiua; vealn at Uoanaaerctal autrl. call aftrmoiia n is-a WANTED An actl.e Tra,eltn( Mnnu to orli a c-nerat line of asr aritbaada mercnant m.ly. tnm ware, and riaenae pa an,eaM omoe 5o-r7 VYallnioa at . Ctocafo. WANTED A PLA.-E IN A CKIVATE family by a man and to. wife; tba anaa I. tbrouxily arqoaiutr wnb tbe datlea racideatal uiMuttn hnnrm, m.u1 itr vioui la a at petrat bnoae ka-prr. Beat reriwacra alrea. Fit Ladies' Pine Shoes in a'.l tLe new aty lea aad patterns. Por Ladles' Pine Party Slippers ia new as j catchy abide. Pur Men's Patent Lea bcr. &doaa aad French Calf ia new fall at las. STABY, BERGER fc S5XLL. Second anJ Ilarrisoa Sis. Suorjr.aors to O. M. SrbnalJL n.erw Choice Family Groceries Cor. Third avenue and Tweoty-flmt St. Rock lalaaA. 1 Intcbw n . r Ctwrrin ikit will W oil i iim. . mm . . patruaac aultc Uc. -- 1 " 1 aw pwnuc WATkl.-A LADY TO MANAiE A Braurb oSce. at b.rwa bnane, lue tba V Bon remale pectsc "itnntT U;y"; a epleadid ,vnu,i, . auareea wita a:aa, Tba Wt.tWu- emaie , iniiv: ad ley Mawtcai laeUtale. aawth bead lad. QALESMEN WANTED To a ELL NCkKKMT a,iocs. pttnanoo prrasaarat. alar d al- iMton rrava ftm. No etirt titst trwmr. Write foe aeraaa. K. UOOktR CO.. Nararrynaa. cace aeeaarv. :atinca(e II. K.Kbeeur. n. V. FRANK BABCOCK Dealer in Groceries and Provisions, No. 20o Piftb Avenue, ROCK XdLAXD. ew state, aew wtaak. aba brat aovdaal tbe love pel-, j alrnn aft TTTAVTKD 4.KNERAL TATE AOENT To v v open naqaanrra la aoaae principal ally. i"w.r es, toane coniroi or aur ba;aev. aad a point W"-al and inl-amii, la every cite in tb aiau ; rU well known. aLaui. ka t aeraaJ demand, aad par a at pruet 4 Su to Ka prrrroi. aodm, thi I MO COM PA NT. v, nraaoaa,, lurk. i W'oKaaiEM op , MMiaMl laainer yaeda of cntcaM mi nu i. vwrrurw appocauiia ta aenraa I IIOOPEK. aacertmrr of aba Chic I a-4 Dealer AawtatMia. rooea sis -na taaann. a. K. cam at Ladaua aad Wa stnwta. lakAwa. 111. INVESTMENTS. aa First Mortgages f 200.00 and Upaysvrd. For Sale, secured oa Land worth from three to five tiraea tba anaooct of tbaloaa. tatareat 1 Bar eaat aratl aaaaaUy. asllaciad aad iwaaiuaa nwa ai caargw. x E. W. HURST, ATTOajrXT AT LtAW aaawMaacaf S sMl 4 aKMQaawC TwB9wn. ROCC ISLAJID, ILL. VALELTI.E'S SCHOOL or Teaches its ataaaata a traaa aa taaa Btarta aeaiia railroad aarnaa. for etrcalara. VALtSTINE BEOtt . tb-UiAJtaamxa, Wa. T l aBKK-UHBEK VAKD J-i ail rrade. caa ecare ateady eatwi rnraa to I, L Narrow Escape from Fire! Bat prices went down to meCU wants of every on wiahia to bay PH0FE3SI0r,AL CARDS. I Furniture- i J. JL. BElatlrsLET ATTOR!fBT AT LAW-OaV wub J. T. wortay. irat nacoad Aawaaa. J it KM) A HCKNT. ITTORKETS AT LAW. OSr a SVwk lalawat ll .tauonal sau BkiMlaf. awb laa. IU. a. a WII IT. CLOUIa, SWEE5ETA W1LKEK. ITTORSBV8 AND CXCNEIXOR AT LAW iiuwc i DtafMea. a tuck, atocb I alaad. lit OIL CLOTHS, SHADES, DRAPERY, Etc. PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES. KANN & HUCKSTAEDT, No. 18U aaJ 1813 Soooad aveaoe. MrEMST BcESIET, A TniRSlrS AT LAW Loan i il earwnty. aaak eollaetliata. au a kyaa. aaakera. MISCELLANEOUS. THE II1ILT Attt.l!t. FDR SALB BTRtr EVBNlNO at Craaaataa bewa ataad. Prv. eou par copy. URS. KCTHERPORO A BLTLEK, IIRADrATESOPTHB OITAKJO VBrBRMA- urarwiMra. latoraary rbvalaiaba sap Sari "wt -nooair ueery atable; I .11 I HMVWVft "SI W . ANDERSON COUNTY SOURMASH S2.50 Per Gallon. TSZOHN & ADLER RmoTvi to 219 SfTntnth Btrett MARKET SQUARE. SUaiaaaca: ua Salesmen1 !T"IBD Ten ear 11 ae by auapaa ba wba. aala aad ra- W ar tbe larrrai aaaasfactarwra In U beral salary paid, raaaaena paal- l.e aaeaanea 1 auL aar.nl.ia. CBIIXBRLAw UT9. CO . Cblrac, Dt. jTX IIatb jov aen 8chiirU-' h $2.GO .,7m Men's Calf Shoes! LADY AGENTS WAIbTTXZD Tn-ntln poaalar R ADJl'aTABLB FORM IT. it i. war by Lad aa WMbia aaaai aad (aad form, rue pan aaa law addreaa ELGIN CORSET CO, aurta Srata-r. ELUI5. ILL. WM. 0. KULPi D. D, S. OPFICK REMOVED TO MASONIC TEMPLE, eMa,n;.Mu4, Taaa Eavsaar. DATES FORT, LA. TJUTTOX'S liVI If ao. call na4 aaa tbesa. ad ba vlnewc that w ta4 Ptltic. 5 2 POR STTTV LrRABIUTT. PIT AND PRICX. Oar Meals Sboaa caal ba beat. We are Leaden La pHOTO-ENGRAVlM Q, ILLC8TRATINv J. IL GASP ARD. Uwrarr BaOiUac. Davaaaart, lawa, Cal atlaislas sad aaa swrt baSars laiiii le Ckac LADIES SHOES, MaLcs Shoe. look ncW. Soften at low twioaa. AO we nab Lea&cr. VTe rccommcrul it trial GEO. SCHNEIDER, Jr.. tt- fiflk Avcaua, 1819 SacoarJ Avnna, HejaoU't Block lUrpt Uomm BaoeaT aHdWiWiaWas apV .-awVsajAaaaBMMWraavjaaatja w-'ta-riF- tr rw m a