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i i, n 1 WILL VOTE FOR CABLE. What Republicans in Ihe District Will Do. RetxnU.m Why iraf. -Oefrated-He ia ftepreaeatatla-e la tktNM af the ara-Aetlaa; Al ways for tew rrlewwa. "Iditor of th Akops: Cabihaob. HI.. Oct. 27. Notij log a communication from a re publican rf Macomb io jour paper re Krd!nK Mr. Gcat and liia doinifa m the Eleventh district. I would like to aay ame n and Rive that republican a beartj abake. Mr- Oest baa not otly nomina tad a man bere wbo waa not toe cbolce of tbe people but the on of the richest man in Uancock county. The fight here waa bit. 8. W. Merrill, an old soldier, traa a candidate, lfys ability and knowN edge of business were beyond all ques tion. Be went to the front, Need the e nemy, waa wounded on tbe battlefield of tbe aonth and came borne after tbe war ended with bonor aa a soldier and comrade. - He baa lived in our city for years and is known for his integrity and honesty. He has waiteJ for years and bas never asked bis party for office until 1899. and wit laid aside by Mr. Gest to put into office a youug roan 2S years of age, because his ptrents were rich and money could get the office. Mr. Merrill was backed by this whole community. He bas the choice of Ihe people, but Mr. Qeat said: "The people have nothing to do with this matter. I am congressman. I have tbe people to put mo into office. I choose my man, regardless of the fact that Mr. Meirill was an old soldier, the choice of tbe people and by tbe civil ser vice law tbe choice of the republican par ty." Mr- Ural hag realized the fact that bis fences are badly down about bere. He rame bere Oct. lS.b, and with Col. B. P. Marsh, made a speech. In appearance Mr. O.'st is not overly influential look ing. In his speech lie showed the party what kind of a man of ability we have for Congressman. Mmv a disgustful cry waa made, and Mr. ijst would bave made voles to never bnve showed him self in our city, let alone trying speech making. His adhere nis are taking great pains to tell their friends that be is no speaker, well knowing ihe harm it baa done. We want to ask the republican or anyone else, what bas Mr. Gest ever done that be should ask his re-election T What record bas be made in the four years that he bas been there? What speech has be ever made that (toes in the congressional record? What is bis every day record that be should ask his re-election? He has not proved to the voters of his parly that be is or baa ever done the choice of the people. He has distributed the patronage of his district to the wealthiest and to the politician He has, in every instance, disregarded tbe voice and aen'iment of the people wno elected mm. ow be tins the cheek and audacity to ask tbe republicans to elect bim again. There are numbers of republicans bere in our city who are true am tried In fie uours of ba'lle and aid who will give Ben Cable their aid, votes and assistance. We can Dime every town and city in Hancock county woere uesi nas aone as be bas done liere and republicans will remember bim Nov. 4tb. He was nominated by a packed convention and a fixed slate. Oood true blue republicans saw tbe usehssness of a tight in the convention and lay low, say ing that there was a place to do their will and apeak their sentiments, and that waa at the ballot bnx. Tbe name of Mr. Cable ia beyond reproach. The raputa lion of Mr. Cable is spntltgj, and not even nis political enemies can say aught against him. Ben Caob to republicans ber is not a bitter pill," but a man who will represnut them in congress far better man uest ever tlul or ever will do. We always bave been a republican and never before scratched a ticket a true blue republican and we defy any denial of tbe same. We bave no party lasb around our neck; we a k no office; we are for principle, for honor and for a good con gressman. Gest bas neither of these and has not the ability of a common omcer, let alone a congressman. Ben Cable ia tbe man for us and every repub lican who wants ibis district fully rcpre. sented in congress. We here are strong, louuential and mmy, and we will be h3ard from early in the morning of Nov 4th. and will be for principle and honor until the laat hour and tbe last minute of the day. Ben Cable is our man now and .Nov. 4th. and will be our next congress man. A Republican. The Tratn. of Ihe Matter. 1 bere are a few narrow-minded people woo seem surprised that the Journal snould take its present attitude on the congressional question. Chargrg bave even been made that the proprietor of tuis paper I", and always bus been. democrat. Nothing could be more un true. Tbe proprietor of this paper has always been a republican. He will offer good reward to anyone who will sho tbal be has ever voted the democratic ticket. His republicanism has always oeen unquestioned. Moreover, be is a good republican today. But can one not be a good republican without endorsing all tne acts of the republican party? mc repuoncan congress bas, by iu in famous stand on tbe tariff question, made iiseu onensive to a large mass of repub lican voters, and to this class the pro prietor ti tins papir belongs. The Mc Kinley bill is an outrage upon tbe Amer ican people, and for tils reason we on pose it. This is why the Journal advo- catea the election of Ben T. Cable. Tbe democratic candidate for congress occu pies tbe proper stand on tbe tariff ones tion and as a natural consequence he bas tbe support of this paper. W. II. Qeat r-wxopn on the tariff question, We are therefore obliged to do our part, however nine mat may oe, to defeat him for re election. This paper does not stand alone among the republican papers wbo are making a cruaaae against the McKinley bill. Tbe Cedar Itapids Gazette is as good a repub lican paper as may oe round In Iowa, and yet it Is bitter In iu denunciation of the McKinley bill. The Dubuoue Leiluer is red hot republican paper, but this does not prevent It from laboring in behalf of juage uoucb, tbe democratic candidate for congress, or against Hunderson, who voted for the McKinley bill. The daily Journal occupies a similar position. This fact accounts for our support of Ben T. Cable and explains why the proprietor of the Journal will vote for that gentleman. Monmouth Journal. '-Arnnad the W orld'' Tonight. Of W. J. Fleming's dramatic interpre tation of Jules Vernes' "Around the World in Eighty Days" which appears at Harper's theatre tonight, the Richmond, (V.) Whig says: "Around the World in Eighty Days" is tbe title of tbe drama, in seven acts, that Is to be presented at tbe Mozart tonight. It is founded on a norel by Jules Verne, and the drama is full of apectacuUr effects from beginning to end there being thirteen- tableaux" and national daneea marchea and grou pings The elory Itself recites the marvelous adventurea of one I aineaa Fogg, who wagered 230 OIK) sterling that be would travel around the world in eighty days. He accomplished the feat with about ono minute to spare L ,Flen,in. wh3 takes the part of Phioeas Fogg," bas about forty people with bim in tbe cast. There are as many aa thirteen tableaux presented during the performance. ' lif is MiMrr To thousands of people who have the taint of acrofula in their blood. The agonies caused by tbe dreadful running ore and other manifestations of this disease are beyond description. There is no other remedy equal to Hood's Sarsa parilla for scrofula, salt rheum and every form of blood disease. It is reasonably rure to benefit all who give it a fair trial. Bo rare to get Hood's. - LET TOE TRUTH SPEAK. "-. . taya Bev. Or. T. X. BaaawlawtM aa4 . V. O. Olaader of Aaxwstaaa Caliere Coaeeralas: Maw T. Cable-Why They Will Mapport Hlaa. . 4 The Chicago Bemlandtl of Oct. 23 contained tbe following, which speaks for itself: , We. tbe undersigned, as well as a large number of others bave been waiting for a correct and honest statement regarding Mr. B. T. Cable, candidate for congress la the Eleventh district. We wish to say that it is not for the sake of thanking him or honoring bim. We are not party slaves, but we vote for the one we lielieve to be beat fitted for the position. What we wish to do do is to correct a few untruthful and misleading state ments about bim that were published in tbe Ilemlandet ot the 11th inn. Tour correspondent, Mr. "A. B.," says that Mr. B. T. Cable stands at the head of the Rock Island Railroad. Thia is untrue. Mr. R. R. Cable, bis cousin. Is president of the road in question. Further "A. B.M says the statement that Ben Cable and hta sister Lucy furnished the costly furniture for Cable Hall ia tbe Swedish college in Rock Island must be a mistake. It i. perfectly true. It is well known that P. L. Ca ble, tbe deceased father of B. T. Cable, once gave fl.GiiO, and at another time $25,000 for our college, but Ben Cable gave not only one-half the sum for the furniture for Cable hall, (bis sister Lucy, giving the remainder.) but he has at dif ferent times shown his liberality and kindness toward our college. We. there fore, consider hira well worthy of our support. We must acknowledge that none ex cept our own Swedish people bave shown such an interest and kindness as P. L. Cable and family have done. Let us, without boasting, limit ourselves to the truth. Respectfully. T. X. Hasselqcist. C O. Ol.ANDEB. The statement of facts to which the venerable president of Augustana college and Mr. Oiander append their signatures, is well worthy the attention it will re ceive, not only by the friends of Augus tana college and of these gentlemen ev erywhere, but by all who desire to know '.he truth, and to see deliberate and re peated misrepresentation confronted by it. f atlr far l onirrmi. The weightiest work Gest did was to tear pieces of paper iato bits in bis seat and vote promptly at the dictates of bis eastern masters. He did absolutely noth ing in the interest of those who seni hira to Washington. While tbe mill boss minions were robbing the people of his district he failed to raise his voice in tbeir behalf. He voted every time to help them to do it. He is asking the citizens of the Eleventh Illinois district to send him back to conercs. What earthly reason could they find for doing so? No man who voted for that fearful an 1 won derful humbug the McKinley bill should ever again be placed in a pos.lion to intlict injury upon tbe American people. Gesl has for bis opponent Ben T. Cable, a man who has the confidence and respect of all who bave read bis manly utterances upon tbe foremost topics of the hour. Cat le will defend tbe interests of the people, not only of bis own district, but of tbe west in genv eral. The duty which devolves upon the voter next week is a very solemn one. The liberty of tbe citizen is involved in tbe result of ihe election. It is of vital importance that a congress will i e elected which will throttle tbe Lodge force bill and prevent the tariff robbers from In fi cting more onerous burdens upon the people in tbeir reckless, greedy rioting. You will be certain to do right ii voting for Ben CalK tbe people's friend. Vote for bim yourself, and persuade a friend to do the same. Tbe west bas been hurt worse than any other local ity by the Mc Kinley peopla. It is time for the west to look out for her welfare. Cable will earnestly assist in the wori.- Keokuk CvnutituCiim . The "t alon " Kern rl ta Prayer. The situation is indeei becoming most desperate in tbe eyes of the republican party. Tbe Union of this morninz in de voting a column and a half to deploring the outlook, puffins its candidates, and alluding to past and present disaffections in the ranks of republican voters, rrmkes this prayerful confession: "We prav them to know uow that our candidates need their votes, and will be as grateful for them as their opponents can be. The time to realize that there are and can be no self-reproaches attended to voting the full republican tick;t whatever the result is nffw."' Ye gods! what roust be the de plorahle aspect of tbe outlook as viewed by the republican party when it commits its case to the Viuon for prayer! It can not be more poignant than the realiza tion set forth by the Union in the lan guage of its response to that supplica tion. ireal Promises far Wat. The "Secret Circle" has sent out an other great argument for their woe-be- gone candidate, and it is about as amus ing as some of tbe other statements etr.a natiug from that mysterious few are vicious and untruthful. It is to the ef fect that Gest has arranged for a special session of tbe late coogTess afier election in which be will get tbe back-pay bill passed so tbe men can bave their money by Christmas. The natural query will be why did not Gest get the bill through at tbe regular session so the men could bave their money now? If Gest has so much influence as tbe "Secret Circle" is representing him to have, the island workmen are not likely to thank bim for withholding it for political purposes. And thus is another scheme of the "Secret Circle" exploded. A fable for Faraaera. A sheep was once trying to graze when snow lay thick on the meadow and the northeast wind was blowing. Along came an infant induatry, wbo said: "Poor naked abeepl bow cruel are tney that send thee forth unclad in this bitter cold! Behold, I will protect thee." And the "infant industry" took out his shears and sheared tbe sheep: and of tbe wool be made a coat; and be put it on bis own back, and stood n proudly agsinst tbe blast. And tbe sheep shivering in bis shorn bide, chattered feebly, "dost tbou call this protection?" But tbe infant industry looked witb scorn at the aheep, and said, "fool! dost tbou not see that I stand between thee and tbe wind?" Bead the (Jlrralar. Accompanying this week's Argus will be found a circular giving tbe rise in prices under the McKinley bill of tbe moat important article in u.e. TTese are not by any means all the goods that are effected, aa nearly tbe whol wide range of merchandise suffers in a similar way. Geat voted for thia burden noon the people and can give no reason for doing so except to pleaae tbe party boss es in Washington. This grinding tax shall be kept upon the people for years if not repealed. Mr. CabU proposes to Tote for its abolition. , - i. Time ia money. THEY PAY THE BILL. Every Dollar of Taxation is Pai.l by the Consumer. Utah Taxera la 1 reable-Waatlat: Their Frteada ta Keep aa l.ylaa; r ttl After F.lertioa. Only a short time ago Congressman Dorsey, of Nebraska, sent word to the chairman of the republican national committee that be was in a peck of trouble at home on account of the new tariff and unless the chairman should telegraph a lie tbat the McKinley bill would not advance prices tlrat thousauds of votes would be lost to the prrty in that state. Toe communication was a secret one, of course, but it leaked out, and adds another proof of the means re sorted to to cover up tbe facts until after election. It is a desperate game to keep the people from knowing the truth until after Nov. 4. It is not expected tbat the public can be kept in ignorance always, but if the facts can be smothered in some way until tbat time it is hoped the high taxers may pull through. If any portion of tbe people by ibc.r votes contributi to tba election of any one maa t wbo is in favor of robbing tbe people by a disgrace ful tariff, tbey will have themst Ives only to blame aa the , sorrowf jlly think over the matter afterwards when it is too late. Recently the A mil's called upon sever al of the leading dealers in different kinds of trade in this city to get facts and opinions in regard to the workings of the new trilT ia their own particular line. The result has been published, and it clearly shows that every dollar of ad vance would bave to be paid by the con sumer. Everything tlat people buy groceries, clothing, boots and he, household uten.-ils. farming implements everything almost will be dearer, much dearer.-and McKinley. tbe author of the bill, tells the people s as be is too clear headed not to s'.e that he would not be helitved if he told anything tUe. His language is that cheap things are nasty acd that a cheap coat makes a cheap u.an, as Harrison tlso savs. These aie tbe unblushing statements made by peo ple w'o rob the masses in order that a few wealthy eastern manufacturers may grow still more enormously rich while the rest of the world toiis ami denies it self in order tbat the bare necessaries of life may be obtained. Here in our own midtt Mr I. Rm berter wbi d in buy tnn;ks at t!,e old figures, but be could notiloso. The I'uliea l rook factory of Kuioe. Wiron. sin, inror.ru him that ( rices havwgone up on account of ihe ri.-e uiuier the new law of all kinds of trimmini and hard ware thatareined io ttie making of trucks and similar artistes. Ujeenily Mr. Bam berger received the following card from a Millwaukee firm, dealer i in trunks and traveling bags: 0ing to the Increased cost of produc tion we will be compelled to advance prices after 25ih inst. (Sjpi). We will lie plessed lo bave your orders and will always give them our best attention at the lowest prices. Yours Truly. CaKI'EI.KS. flARTMASS & Co. Mr. Bamberger gays that g-iods hereto fore costing 2 7 . siy, will now be 1 0.J and everything else in the sanji? ratio of of pereentsge. "Wbo mum pay this H.l.!i'ionl coft was asked Mr. Bamberger. "Why tbe man who bi.ysthe good, of course tbe consumer." More was not necessary t ) lie said. COLLEGE SIGHTS. More lutereHilns laeidrnta from the Kock Island Kuy at luwa 'it. Special Correspondence lot he Arul's: Iowa City. Iowa. Ocl. 25. This litile city has lmle in the way of attractions to visitors outride of tbe university, and one hardly feels at home here, after be ing in such a thriving and progressing city as Uock Island. One who has the interest I bave cannot help fecliug.proud of the mlvatreinents heing made in Hock Island. I bt'.ieve t is safe lo say that it has advanced more in Ihe last ten months than in ten years previous, and to what iutl jence thia is due you are bet ter able to judge than I. Tbe Unck Island boys are coming to the front here, and man v wbo bave been here in paxl years, I find, are warmly re membered by the faculty. Kahlke is captain ot one of the university militia companies, and a fine one be makes, too. Reimera, as we have ilready mentioned, is pre.-ideDt of the college freshmen. His recent initiation escapade we have already detailed to yonr readers. Charles had t take a trip" home to recu perate laat week. Albert H. Reals is another old R ick Isla- d county boy. He is now located in Toledo. He comes of good It ca LI toil county stock and is doing good work in t ie second yeur of the medical course. Polities is quite a an absorbing topic among those who have time junt now. Tba democrats held a meeting recently and decided that the expenses of all their number wbo would go home to vote would be defrayed. The republicans, however, not to be behind tlieir enterpris ing brethren also held a meeting and a cordial invitation to the state central committee to provide the necessary shek els was forwarded with whut results we are anxiously awaiting to learn. . One tf tbe medics bad his collar bone dislocated playing football ibe other dav This is the fate of all wbo engage in such wicked pursuits. The Sons of Veterans is quite a popu lar organization here. The ladies of Ki.-kwood Camp gave a banquet to visit ing members last Week wbicb was a fine affair. Your subscriber wg called upon among others to res pond in bebslf of our neigbbora. witb tbe remark that tbey badu't any grudge, against Kock Island, although they sent us mignty poor stuff during the original package times, and in so doing remarked that be was glad to find that Iowa City was returning "good for evil." We haven't learned the future plans of the Bilvi8 boys yet. but as they graduate as doctors of dental surgerv in March, presume they will locate in Rock Island where they will extract teeth for all tbeir friends "cratutiously." of course. Cer tain localities bere are decidedly malar ious, and we are, therefore, under direc tion of the medical faculv. consuming daily large quantities of quinine, a fact which we hope will excuse any idissyn cracies in the forpgoinir. In closin?. Mr. Editor, we should not forget to mention tbe pleasure we derive from the perusal occasionally of a copy of your val uable paper. Being now out not of breath, but ink and having nothing more to say, we wi'l stop. Affectionate!? vonrs . Aehculapius The Orsat American Cboraa. 'SneeZino. flnilfflinir anii fiAnokiflnt TKI. is tbe music all over the land just now. - . ... - n.ua wiu iu m j WW. Cure it with Ely's Cream Balm or it may end in the toughest form of catarrh. May be yon. have catarrh now. Nothing is houvcuub aim ureaaiui. mis rem edy masters it as no other ever did. Not a snuff nor a liquid. Pleasant, certain. Tbe hieb Drica of ij nnnkan jokes that you will find an loe wag-on neatly every paper. : ; THE ltOCK I8EAH1) ' Is tbe most ancient and most general at an diseases. Scarcely a family Is entirely free from It, while thousands everywhere are Its suffering slaves. Hood's Bars parti la bas bad remarkable success In eurinr every form of scrofula. The most severe and painful running sores, swellings In the neck or goitre, humor la the eyes, causing partial or total blindness, yield to tba powerful affects of this medicine. It thoroughly ra moves every traea of Imparity from the Mood and builds op the weakened system. IHIood's Sarsaparilla Sold by dmrl.t. f 1 ; itx for $. mparadaaty or v. i. iiimoa iu.. Apothecaries, Lowen, IOO Doses One Dollar Oae of the most nonsensical chestnuts that the republicans are now springing in hope of catching votes for Gest, is for a striker of tbe Oest crowd to approach a citiz-n wbo is known to be for Cable and in a very confidential way inform bim that two weeks ago the situation 1 wked overwhelmingly for Cable but that tbe tide is turning and that now it looks more hope'ut for Oest. But when the self-assuring mortal is interrogated as to what grounds he bas for such an asser tion his invariable answer is. "Well, Jon't you think so anyway? " Receiving a negative answer he at once changes tbe object or goes on to the next approach ng citiz -n. The Gest men are io a piti able plight. Unable to stay the tide hicb they in one breath confess is Hweeping them out of the political world, i hey attempt to assure others as welt as themselves tbat thre is yet some hope. Mil, they receive no encoouragement. The class of men who are supporting Mr. ( 'able are not so easily swayed. They ere actuated by firm conviction, and are therefore immovable. ADVHK TO K0THEKB. Are you disturbed at n'ght and broken of vonr rest by a sick child suffering and c-ying with pain of cutting teeth T If so, sond at once and get a bottle of Mra. Window's Soothing Syrup for children teething. Its value is incalculable. It w ill relieve the poor little sufferer imme d ately. Depend upon it mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysen tery, diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, softens tbe gums, reduces inflammation and gives lone and energy to tbe whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Clnldren Teething is pleasant to tbe la-ite. and is the prescription of one of th4 oldest ami best female nurses and physicians in the United States, and is for sale bv all druggists throughout tbe world. Price 25 cents a bottle. Sew Spirit: Was that a very bad man you just turned away? St. Peter: No; bit. record is good enough; but be'a been the head man in a small town all bis life, an 1 I know there'll be no liying with hira S100 Seward tlOO. The renders of the Arocs will be pleased to learn that there is at lea-t one dreaded disease that science haa been able to cure in all its stiges. and that is catarrh. Hsli's Catarrh Cure ia the onlv pieitive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re quires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby deatrnting Ihe foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting uature in doing iis work. The proprietors have so much fnitli in its curative powers, that tbey offer one hundred dollars for anv case that it fails to cure. Send or list of tes timonials. Addres, F. J. Chekskt & Co . Toledo. O S. ild by diuggists, ?5c. K Bii'im Unaceonntasiy Prevalent. Th prevalence of allmenle attrlbotahle tn mia-natic pnimn in tne air tnat people breathe, and .tic water they droit, la well nigh anacconD utblr. Not alone in p etilt-ntial wamno. badly drained suburb n di-trliu, and mam he exposed ui Ike un" ry hjr tun receding tide, ia thia acnur ir of huniauity found. Kven in great cities, beau ifully located, skillfully sewered, well looked arter in every rrsuert Iu a aanitary way. we Snd malaria Its prewnce is often Inexplicable, but iia at acka are always preventable. Tbe protec tor in llonteUer'e stomach Bluer The eradica tnr larii tbe same name a name known to llioufdtnl- throughout our broad land and el-e- hert aa a synonym of relief, prevention and cure a ihe invidioua disorder in it abominable pliane chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb HL-ue ind acne cake, a well an others. Nor ia the liitier loss effective for indigestion, kidney com plaint, blliousucsa and rheuni.-.tism. U If S SOLD BY ALU DRUGGISTS. HEADACHE, ask ran TMECtrtoinB. PRtPARED Bf FLEMINQ BROS.. PITTSBURGH PA. OHAS. McHUGH, R. R. TICKET BROKER. (Mem r American Ticket Broken' Ass to) Reduoed Rates to all Points. OFFICE -In Adams Express Office under Harper Boom. BOLE AflEKT FOR Tbe Pi pe Uls Co.'e Bicycle. Ladies and I hUdreo's Bicycles a specialty. HEB1SEASES33 NOW r I lOrn wrr. Cull or i-end1 for ctrrnlmr xmtliuiff tlir rorwt m nrf loan cnre of CotkMitnp r ton. Cancer, Btluiit' Dte-, Seroful, fcatema, Bnhil,iM, Khn.mUavtm -Catarrh. Tiinvnn HtonMcta TnrabMste.. t fir. 9 1 MV HE AN Ir tot Btt Dot (rentltn. Artiwnrtv-rTwhr. RAIuatl MR OR I (I LI -I ft. CO., lrr. litwrWa mm a1ssm ftti ! iHUaMk iiaU k l hood health tally rastsnd Variessatoearsd. rartaaaUreseT atraartMa.1. MrwBoBaTrsatlaaaaatn-MaadasaiaA. Psoresy. 1 set M. M. BPTTa, IT F slaaa BwiL'fc i BABY SEL.v'tr! FREE w aj ytmom iu ui oaiiru BkaUta also, Mbf Juarpvn, KtereMK, JsUtM mod Otrte Tfmvaw Iw. nam or mor at whotiraar prie mat U a IX irr froa. L . HaaMtat! r tOTf, HI W. Haidkaaft BC. Chtcafti. t is it w4. Ha Sc. nstp for mm aat. Ion. Tt larvs-M factor h, Iha a.1. tmiwy mat u jrm tan ana sotn,iai kiln mh raptor crntar i&f : u at toblipnl U buy at bonaaiMl aa 4nM stmt far fetad, ahoo-wt) -a caba. We will and Utm to anlwr. Par MmpJw of upm- -IvtamBkjr pJaaftaa. two it tc rtaftipa. ftatatt tfc JOB PRIKTINQ ALL DESCRIPTIONS Promptly aa 1 neatly executed by the aaaoa Jo deparaaeot, , ss-aeHal etteation pM t flaiaaiaieial eorh Tbe Great French Remedy for " . . - . and Monthly lrregularlllee. laaiee ue lm unc i renoaieal pul, or pane. France : an sraateed sa aeeoaBDiiea .11 ,K.t i. claimed for I tern. Tobenaedawnthlpfortroablee peculiar, w (vmnL T un direction vltb each box. i per aox or three boxes for ii. Asaartcaa Pill Co., roy: Ity proprietors, 6peneera Iowa. The genuine pill oUlainedof OttoKadert. Jtlaaatraat, Kock Island, faupe a Oo Davenport, aad of aU dnursiet. alMv AltOUS. ' TgDltSDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1M)0 My little daughter's Ufa was saved, aa w believe, by Hood's ganaparllla, Before aha was tlx month a old she bad T rtmnlDg acrofula sores. One ptiysidaa advised tba ampatarJon of one of her fingers, to watch we refused assent. When we began gtrtng her Hood's Bjaraaparilla, a marked Improve ment waa aeaard aad by a eon timed nsa of n her reeoTery waa complete. And aha Is now, being aerea years aid, strong aad healthy." B. & Joan, Am, Lincoln County, Me. K.B. Be sare to get Hood'a. Sola by ttraorUu. ft; tlx for S3, rrepared ear by C L 11 COD a CO, Apothecaries. LeaeU, Mate. IOO Doses One Dollar ; THE TRAVELERS ttl'IDE. Guicaoo. hock island PACinc kail wr Depot corner Fifth eveaae aad Thin v- TRAtya. tliiri. ItAaatva. Council Binds A Uiaaeeo-1 M.a an win la Dav Express J M I Kanaaa City Day Kxpreea... S:BA am eio-M pm Vi arhingtoa Kxpreee 1 :ts pm, llB pal Council Bluffs A Miaoeeo- I . . . ta Express .T"TT f 0p ia Council Hlnffs a Omaha I , ...I . Limited Vestibule Bx.. ( ,:18 ansa City Limited eto M pmj U am Tiding west. tOolngesst. bally. BURLINGTON Rot'TB-C B. t. KAIL . ay Depot Flret avenue aad Sixteenth at M J. Young, aeiit, TRAINS. vasva. I aaaiva. Bt. Lome Kxpreea : e:5 am a 4I am 8u Louis R I press I I'M aa :IS pa St. Panl Express 6 :ftft pre 810 am Ueardsuma Passenger 1:00 pm 10:13 am Way Krelcbt (Monmouth)... IMu IdOpm Way Freight (Sterling) 3Bpm t:0am aterilne; Passenger T :1ft am 6:45 pm DnbuQue " 10:86 am :00 pm rtally. CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 8T. PAUL RAIL way Racine A Southwestern Division De pot Twentieth street, hetweea First and Second avenue. K. D. W. Holmee. agent. TRAINS. Leava Aamtva. ken ana axprea. : t:0upa St. Paul Kxpreea S :16 pm 11:43 am t.a Acooamodatioej lp 10:10 am Ft Aceommodatloa 7:88 eg 6:lSpm ROCK ISLAND a PBORIA RAILWAY DB pot First avenue and Twentieth a tree t. K. H. Rockwell, Agent. TRAINS Laava. jAaerva. Fast MaU Xxprusa 8:1 am :30 pm Express t:sm! 1 JI pm Cable accommodation 9:10 ami IMin :00 pm 8.-06 am LEGAL. JOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Sherman O. EllioU. Deceased. Public notice ia heaeby gives. That the under slimed. Ashley W. Eilloo. administrator turn It lamnto anazo of Hhrrman O. Elliott, deceased, has this day Sled his tnal report aad settlement aa such in the county court of Kock Island county, and thai an Older bee been entered by said court approvuic fiiii, ort, unless objections there to or cao" , . .ary be shown on or before the- , t"A. D. 1M0; and upon the VV "'d 'I"" the said Aahley W . hllti. m ask to be discharged. All persons la-U-rested are notified to attend. Kock Island, III., August SOf n isnn .. , . ASHLKT V. KI.LIOTT. AAmlmstrator rant trttamnUo aswixa or .Sherman O. Elliott, deceased eept 1 d -lw gXEOUTOR'S NOTICE.. Estate or Barbara Rise, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Ex ecutor of the estate of Barbara Kiss, late of the county of Kock Island, slate of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the county coon ot Kock Island county, at tbe office of I be clerk of said coan. In the city cf Kock Island, at the November term, on tbe First Monday in November next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notlned and requested to attend for the purpose of having tbe same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to aiake Immediate payment to the undersigned. Iate4 this ISth day of September. A. D.. 1HB0, sepl6d3ar JOHN KISS. Executor. Administrator's Noxica. Kstate of Charles Dana, deceased. Tbe undersigned haTln(Deea appomietl aJmln Istratrix of tbe eataie of 'fc.rl- n,Ia.n af tbe eonntr of Rnck Island, state of Illinois, de- reaseu, aerrD7 prre not ire that she all! appeal before (he counts court of Hnrk l.i.Brf ... ., the olBce of tne clerk of said coart. In tbe cltr of fcick Island, at Ue Noreaiber term, on tbe arm Monday ta Novemjrr Ben. at which time aU persons hiring claims against said estase are no tiaed and requested to aitrad for tae parpoee of bartnie the aame ad lusted. AU persons Indebted .vMwCTbaiv Kre reqnesrea lo aiaka Imaiedlala li naeni io uie nBaersicned. Dated this 1Mb dar arrxember. A. O. I' C ATH SHINE A. DUJiN. Admmlstntriz sea IsVdSw Jxkcitok's Notick. Kstate of Thomas Shea, larreased. . ""uy " eeen at pomtra eiera or af tbe last will and lestaaieat of Thoaisa HI,.. 1.1. " " . a . . . ,7,i J ""J i isiaua, state ' Illinois. deceased, aereh; glees amue that he . i.,uj.iHjnwiDiimi I s land county, at tbe offlce of the clerk of ssld court. In the city of K.T Island, at Ue Deoember tena on the first Mooday In : eeember Beat, atw!ilrh time all persons having claims against said estate are . . .u MBVnMW io seua,lOTineparunse or having the same adjusted. All persons Indebted lo aid Hill. ,M . . . - . h . ' w mtmmv inaicuiBW UTIIM.il tn Ik. n nri. i ,r Daud thia Kth day of Oetoher. A. !.. la P1BRCB KBASK. Bzecntor. gPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Not ire la hereby given to all perms Interesied, iu. ium ti.y rouncii ot toe city or Kock Island, having ordered tbal : There be coasrrnrted in said city an andergrouad arwer enmmene'nv .hn,n seventy feet west of Klghtuenth street. In the alley next south of Peroml avenue running Uie ore w, iwui toe center 01 sua aiiry 10 and across Market square In a aouthwesterl dinviio there connect with a public sewer, havs applied to wu,j usii ui bock lsiaaa county, in the state of Illinois, lor an assessment of tbe cost, of said Improvement according to benefits; aad. an aaseseemrnt thereof having been made and returned to said court, the Snal bearing thereon will be hsd at tbe November term of said mart, commencing on the 10th day cf November A. D. lie). All pera-ms desiring may than and there wwr sua mane loeir aetense. Iis'ed at Rock Island, Illinois, thia Sth day of (snlnlus A ra lOaei J. It. JOHNSTON, i H. CLRLAND. KPENCEK MATTISOS OommisaMmers. John Volk & Co., OENERAL CONTRACTORS House Builders. - Manufacturers of Baah, Doors, Blinda, Siding, Flooring;. Wainscoatitig. aad all kinds of wood work for builder. Eighteenth ou, bat rhird aad Fourth are., SUCK ISLAND. Music Teaching. iftfrSlMlM mumIhh l VI . . mental Music, 1 will promise yon more theory with . rnvwrnvm sir mis masi asuncy oi any teacaer la the city. DAILY PRACTICE under our supervision, given each Juvenile pnpil. Teacher will save money to order their Music Book of a. One-third off of marked price oa 8beet music to every one. Leave order, naming author, at my music rooms, 1U1 Second avenue. Mock Island. We make a specialty of teaching Inexperienced teacher how to teach. . Address si at IU6 Brady St., Davenport, Ia. MHa. C. A. hlEUEKJCK. ROOFING. OUst-KLASTIC ROOPUia FELT CosUooly . per mo aqua re feat. Makes a good roof fori jews, un eayoae caa pot u oa. aeaa atama pie ana ruu particulai. . Grm Elastic Kooruro Co., and 41 Wssa Broadway, Kmw Teax. Local AganU Wan tad. Protect Your Eyes. MARION OPTICAL, CO.'S smprovea Tljnaillratl Spectacles and Eye Glasses lad. JTeraaiahT .Oraaapat iaiaaa,xu. It will Pay you to Examine It ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT. IT. 1615 M. YERBURY, PLMBEB Wrought Hose, NTBeat Office CHAS. W. TERBURY. Mana4er. ROLLIN RUIOK, Successor to Adamson & Rnick, PR ACT RA I. yt vol fjy , asiuHsavuai tiaaiWaa iAl aW a J TlJ 4 Rock Island, 111. Shop Nineteenth St., bet. First and Second ATenne, o General Jobbing and Repairing promptly done. 3?3econd Hand Machinery bought, sold and repaired. F. C. HOPPE. A. SEABURG, House and Sign Painter. First-class Graining so 1 Tapar Hanging. T. O Bni 672. (Late of Cincinnati, Ohio.) Has Permanently Located ia DavenjMjrt. In the past six months he ha successfully treated almost of the most at-vers character. The name of a few wbo live In Davenport an1 vicinity, wbo have been successfully treated are givra below : Mr A L Pain, If re Marv Watson, rheumatism; MlssLtzxie Vance. Mr John Speiker. raisrrb; Mi Anna Dvi.. Mr Wm Saiikeyr, scrofula; Mr J A Wisner. Mr P I. Ma onbamer. heart disease; Mr F W Marshall, (11 years standing) piles; Mr Samuel Seieea, (I piles Mr Istah Doty ( 1 j. Mr Mav Wendt. J A Wright, Sarah Muaaoa. Prank Hayes. Wm Mcliranahau, N u Thompson female disease. These are a very few of the many testimonials lb doctor ha bat they are en-urh lo show what can be done bv one who thoroughly understands tbe eanae and treatment uf disease . B"Wf n.. ui II I I iuhi..i u i. . Knur of Youth, positively sod parmaoenuy tar-rYieettlvrly no ease takea that rai.aot be - wm- c Kwmwiiru uy ec ia Lamps promptly answered. CONSULTATION FREE. (fflce MoOultoujrh'a New Block. W. Third Street, near Main, DAVENPORT. IA. J. M. BUFORO. CENTRAL Insurance Agent ThaaU Pwaaed Tlme trlaa - . representsd. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. a low a tmf rsrlMs vsj.wv aaa ear pebasAgs wsBitfrtost a ansa seat. PROTECT YOUR HOIIES AMU LIVES ' eVhmld', th pioweerr! dsat Ughtata. Hod desiee celebrated LIGHTNING RODS. watch he keep eooiaelly n . AAdrea eaauty ded. Dr. s. e. Mccreary Tbj bave got Iu It will make J oar bona happy. It will not (aa or amok. It baa large tab paa. It haa beavj ted bodj. It keeps Ore all Bight. IT U TBB Riverside Oak, the graDdrtt production of model times. V7e Invll you to call aa.l etamib our immense Ijoa of Riveraiile Slovea aad Range. DAVID DON, and 1017 SECOND AVENUE. AMD GAS FITTER. AID PBALBB IM and Cast Iron and Lead Pip Packing, 8wer and Drain Tile. Steam and Gas Fixtures. work at fair price. Ea lima tea furniabed. and ahop 219 18th St. Telephone 118). Rock Island, 111. THE TAILOR, At HaXXtTBD RIB Pull tSuitinjjs. No 1808 Second arena. Rock Island, 111. Shop Fourth Ava. eat. Ilt aad tat Bta. UOCK ISLAM). GEO. GREEN, City Scavenger, ba nrvaara a- DISINFECTANT which aoa Iu stork la a taaeoagh asurr. w it thoenagblv parts the air aad namrrs allohaontHumetl. rot sate at Kmll Korhlera aragvwea. Pbicb 80 Cum bb Bottle. n t i witn rt n ore am uaim i Cteauaaalhe Naaal Paaaara, Allaji Pain aad InSammataon. Hcala th Sorea Reatorea lha Seaaea Taaie and HmeU. Ray-feVeIr TRY TDE CURE A Particle I aontUrf l.i . a aa-reeaoi. rrsr an cent at Uruireista; av mall wvurma, u cents. ILl BK'TUEK. bt r A. D. HUESING -Real Estate- AKD Insurance Agent IfaiMSMl. . wm m. . I . . - .. imnsiiiaiiwisisi a lollewlag Royal Iasarance Ooavpany. af Baftoad. J earaeenrr Fir Ina. Corn pan. of V . V. Bsaiei.rmsa laa.Ua., bofato. N. T. Kochaeter Uermaa Ina Ca.. hnrhsslsi H T I Mteews las On. W fbargCraT "a Fir UnVaTLoadoa. l la. Oe.,efOaltrarala. aecarliyia. O . New U Coea. Mllwauae Merhaalralna. Oo .MUaaak Wi bermaa re laa. Co, of r-orla, UI. ' Office Cor. 18th 8t, aad Seen ad Are. ROCK ISLAM D. ILL. NO PLACE LIKE HOME tn!ld-i!iS.7.r asaMsslamtoBaeatumnsBsssiisa nnc.aad law vary saM as se Uu kawaisas to Uam tmmmtir a In. k. U I I il I lai mi ante ta. AV La asMti seal Mesas, aastwsilarw asMer. UwilbsMsaiasi3tiaWMalaia ay ana CHICAGO. STEAL! mmm wal he mt a asaku aad sartsay aajasd asaseSBkesamtVseaaaarv. aart Cllw SS wSkirn aw'ilsv 7! n i ij lillwasaa.liiim . W. S.HOLBR00K'S Fall Bed Room Sets. Parlor Suits, Book Cases, Cabinets, Qarpets. Curtains. . ARE NOW COMPLETE. aVaTCsIl Bad ae oar lin. No. 103, 105 and 107 E&8t Second St., Davenport. I;i Davis Block, Moline, Illinois, Tekpbotie 3?l. J. B. ZIMMER, THE WILL KXOWX M erchant Tailor, Ha ja.t raturaej frora F.urr.; an.1 w,lj tr j ,., il ,T,.. hie plarw of buioraa ia Star Hl.cc, Oppo itk Hakpkk ll.tK. FALL WINTER SUITINGS f.ar ISV-I 91 bare tsrr frrritr l J.T. DIXOJST. MERCHANT TAILOR And Dealer in Mens Fine Woolens. 1706 8ecocd Aft: ue. Davenport Business College C J. W. SCHRE1NEII, Contractor ana IJuililtrr- rim aad pantVaih. alt raee. mt -or Hasar-rt . r.UM It aide li41a Uliada. saau asw. atyli. a4 ,e.rsti. ICOCC K-LAD. ILL. B. F. Contractor Offloe aad Bhop Comer 8crcnlnih i Bad bevenui ATcaaa, ITAJ1 klad of ArUatlc Wat twlalrv. fwalehal aa JOHN SPILGER, tarrsesiir U oysUst A 8pUrr Contractor and Builder, 8hop Third T-nu, N-t wn 10th aod 11th ntTtu, (FrH Kuri ' oLl us ! ) IT AU kiada of Cvpeater work aad repairing Ue. lia'uafartB apiavaitor.' Haa opened tla Near and Spvi.ju SAMPLE ROOM No. 1620 to e-2G Third ar.ou-t arber ba would be pleM lo are Li rnrodt. r All kind, af drtak a well as ale aad farter, aad ta -n kaea a i pier la tae cny aae e yoe caa (n u. koaet Beef Lea, every aa, f Steam Cracker Bakery, AIVrACTVaMB 07 C14CXIM AtB HtCVITt Ask jour Grocer for Ibcm They arc brat. aw-BaacUltSa; TV Caruay "Oinil" aad tWCer "WirlB- IliiCK ISLAND. ILL. F. CT. HERLITZEA. No. J29 Tw.Uek Street, ttt ta Coarad rVknrkVr rToccrj. IWk L'tbi. for flac Biiiair. BOOTS AND SHOES, Haa la das laUat style. Ala repairlac Baaa wlta i ill i n aad dH lr. Praclical;Tile ani Brick M Layer. Raawdeioa 811 Twratj-Brat St. Yard aear LU. Pbo) Depot Bock IalaBd. 10. it Stock OF- DAVIS. & co; PLUMBERS Steam Fitters. A caaapkle rust Pijw, Brws Good. Pa-kite Hoe., Fire Brick. Kir . Be Agtile f . DEAN STEAM PUMPS and SIGHT FEED LUBRICA10HS Wpsitbeetsfysierf,rt.,,,.. Twessy day atrial, le er.j- v. , Safety HraUcK Dnilrra and (Vnvy nt, foraiaBia: aad laving Ww. .." Krarr P 3712 P!e.T Hit It.a U ai, : I : i, . Trletdiave lt. hd.. i... ....is COMPLETE IN SLL -DEPARTMENTS.- For Caulucur Addn-aa J. C. DUXCAX. DaTEITOkT low DeGEAR, and Builder, . 1 1 T T J AVULK liiailU. Haa d taaatea ftt aB Had ts atnea aMslataiaaa. ert.k H fat, J. Ua tuas u. II. rJELSorr, asrasry wi af TO at sMcfc la taa aaaraa. Layta ararsU aadUQawalBaaaf ifialty. "4 i.