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THE ROCK ISLAND AJRQUB. SATURDAY. JANUABY 17, JAHNS & BERTELSEN, it father anal Mather an MeTea 1'hil- area ttaflrr Press the Effects Aa I'ahealihy Has. PEORIA STOVES, Tinware And Hoitsk Furnibhinq Goodb. 1613 SKCONT) AVENUE, ROCK ISLAND, ILL. THE FAIR New Novelties. Tumbliug Acrobats. Jioko or Cat Baskets, all sizes. New style f baskets opened each week. Something ucw in Di ll Hammocks. Iron To?s. Tin Toy. Woeilen Toys. All the latent Games. Lamps., all kinds. China and Glassware. We will place- on sale Thursday the finest line of Plush Goods ever drought to tnecitj.and to he sol.l at less tliim manufacturer' pruvs. Come and j;ei ... .v.n i-iwii, .;ui k 1IH..111,; nil til 111 K Jj the Holiday line. KINGSBURY'S Art Store, Popular 12roo Books 25u. We also have a complete line of padded Poets. Att Booklets from 5c up. Albums by the 100 and at price which can't be equaled. etchings and Frames, just the thing for Xmng. Watch us for bargains thi wtck. 1705 Second Avenue. Branch Store 400. 15th St.. Moline. Telephone 13:6. BAKER & HOUSMAN Wholesale Dealers for the Celebrated ALASKA REFRIGERATORS AND TIIE- Pastuer Germ Proof Filters. DISEASED PORK. Causes the Illness of an Entire Family. Copper-Smithing, Sheet Iron, Gas and Steam Fitting, Also Sewer work. BAKER & HOUSMAN, Opposite Harper House. J. B. ZIMMER, the well known Merchant Tailor, Hu just returned from Europe and would be pleased to see his friends at . - his place of business in Star Block, Opposite Harper House. FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS for 1890-91 have been received. ; NICOLAI JUHL, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Shop corner Twentj-wcond street and Ninth avanae. Tuirieentu arenne . Keiidence WSJ NOT .WITH A CLUB. CITY CHAT. Oa the Monday following New Year's Ferdinand Roski, man living on Thirty-seventh street near Four' eenth avenue in Guyer's addition, killed a hog he bad been fattening for sometime and the pork had been properly and care 'ully prepared for consumption. In due time it was seived upon the table and Mr. Roski's family, consisting of himself, wifo and even children partook liberally of it. In a few days the entire fami y became ill, tome of them more violently than others. The symptoms fi-st manifested themselves in the way of swollen eye lids, faces and feet. The more seriously af fected were attacked with vomiting and purging, with griping pairs in the stom ach and bowels. Dr. Barth was called in and at ones detected evi dence of trichinae poisoning. The father and second son were most severely affected, all, however, being confined to their beds. The doctor pursued an investigation as to tho cause simultaneously with his treatment of the case, and in a short time located the trouble to ths porker which had been slaughtered ten lays ago. All are recovering nicely now.howe.vi-r. and no further trouble is anticipated. People living in that per ion of the city, however, will be careful to investigate the nature of the diet and surroundings of their bogs before killing them. Loan Xrichhnrneod Nairn. Alpha is to have a Building and association. itiggtviiie, Henderson county, is a re markable "dry" town. Tbcy have drilled there over 170 feet vitbout reaching water. Burglars entered the depot at North Henderson Monday night and carried the safe a half mile from tc wn and broke it open, h'lt only received two lead pencils and a few tu-kels for Heir trouble. The con pany s nana car wits usca tor con veying the safe out of town. The safe has been found but the hand car is still missing. A Mocmnuth fami y sat uri all night recently, so it is said, in robes prepared expressly for that occasion, expecting the world would come to an end before morning. This is a s-.mple of the con ceit of the typical citizens of the Maple City, says the Henderson couty Vctnotrnt. They consider that their town is thi be ginning and the end of all tilings At the regular January session of the Henry county board of supervisors at Cambridge the past w.-ek. a contest oc curred over the repres entation for Puenix township In the board. Adam Dunlap and George Arnett were the rival claim ants. 1 be board atter the evidence was in submitted the matter to State's Attorney Graves, who rendered a decision in favor ef Arnett . According to the It inry county papers Drs. Truesdale and Carter of this city. assisted Dr. Ling cf Orion, in a dif ficult surgical operation last Monday, upon James Tr icy, of Oico, for neurosis. The trouble necessitating the operation. dates buck to two yaars ago, when Mr Tracy run a hedge thorn into his limb which gave him soon- trouble for awbile and than seemed to teal up. Lately it began again to pain him and Dr. Long was called, and after lancing and remov ing the piece of -.horn found that the bones had commenced to decay. Hence, the necessity of the operation. Cam Dempsey Have Whlnpe l"lts alaamoas, says the Keek. lataa -anllar. Billy silos. - Billy Gibson, the Rock Island pugilist, returned last evening from New Orleans, where he attended the Fitzsimmons-Demp sey middle-weight championship fight. Gibson was a Dempse; man first, last and all the time, and his faith in the "non pareil" has not been in the least dimin ished by the result of the contest. "While Dempse y was the favorite np to the night before the fight." said Gib son this morning, "his backers practically gave up hope the moment they stw Fits zimmons. The tact oi in matter is me Australian is out-claseed and our man was handicapped in consequence. Demp sey could not have whipped his big rival with a club. Why Filzsimmons weighed 155 pounds an hour before the fight and Dempsey 141. riuimmons Is as big man as Peter Jackson, and I'll venture to say can whip Peter Jaekson in a fight. He Is an immense broad cheated, solid muscled fellow, three inches taller than John L. Sullivan, and in everyway such a man as would have been taken by anyone for a heavy weight pugilist, rather than a middle weight. He had the advantage, too, in too heavy gloves, being a much more powerful man, aod a more thorough trainer than the "nonpareil , h-s could swing the gloves better thin nor mm. "Fitzsimmons has done nothing bat train. He has trained himself down to the rank of a middleweight and out classed himself when in reality be belongs in the category with Sullivan and Kilrain. I'll bet money that if he will stop train. tag six weeks he will weigh 190 pounds. if not 200, and that is bis proper weight too. Dempsey was outbat led, but as a legitimate middleweight be stands as high as ev.r in my estimation " 'ia prapar? to moks eatins"r and do a11 Had of Carpnr w ""hint trial. "Finu ana .vlnrgaerlie. A dramatic treat will be presented at Harper's theatre tonight in the production by the Roberts-Sa ler company of the 4a and Marguerite" of which the ftUDerry City. ( Dre.,) Weekly says J. B. Roberts' adaptation of the tragedy of "Faust, entitled "raust and ftlargue rite," was presented last night at the opera bouse with beautiful stage settings and an unusually careful regard for tbe canons of good art. The mechanical ef fects were brilliant, startling and effective. Tbe play wright anil veteran actor. J. li Roberta, appeared in the part of "Me phistopbeles," and gave a clever and pow erful portrayal of 'his very difficult role. Mr. Roberts in days gone by has appeared In company with Booth. Barrett and other famous acorn. His lines were spoken in the good old style which credits the audience with intelligence an 1 taste enough to apprecitte sub le wit and so vh'stry. In the spinning wheel miss aailer as "Marguerite" treated the audi ence to a very ner.t piece of work. The presentation of ti e roles of William R Hatch, as "Kautt, Horace Clinton as "Valentine," Miss Churchill as "Martha' and John saucers as "'amber were creditable. stays t'roat ihr Headlight. An operator n imed Kockhow will ar rive tonight to tucceed Operator Galley at the Milwaukee depot. Another new man is expected the first of the week The R. I. & P. pay car weut over the road yesterday afternoon, with Pay mas ter Oreenawalt in charge. It returned this afternoon, S lpt. Sudlow coming back with it. This afternoon the monthly run was made out to the Cable mines Both the Roct: Island and Bjrlingtou will have a through line hereafter from Chicago to Sioux City, which will be known as the Rock Island-Burlington route. The line is formed by a combin ation of the Roc k Island, Burlington and QuincjCeJar Itapids and Northern and Sioux (City and Northern railroads. A s'jongj saaitay Mrrvieea. At Trinity church. Rev. R. F. Sweet, rector, services at 10:15 a. m .. IS ni. and T p. ov. at the chapel at 2:30 p. m. At the United Presbyterian church preaching moroing and evening by Evan gelist Stewart. The meetings will be continued during tie week preaching every evening at 7:80 At the Christian church services at 10.45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. conduct. d by Evangelist T. A. Boyer. Morning subject : "The Victorious Christ.'' Evening subject: "htcuscs. Sunday school atv:15a. m. Young people's meeting at 0 30 p. m. At the Central Presbyterian, services as usual, preaching by the pastor. Rev. Jno. H. Kerr. Morning subject: "The Atone ment." In the eveniBg an address will be made to oung women. Sunday tchool 9 30 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6 45 p. m. At the First Btpliit. preaching morn ing and evening by the pastor. Subject for morning "Resources Sufficient. ' Eve ning. "The Church of the Future." Sun ilay school at 9 IS a. m. Mr. J. W. Welch superintendent. Young people's meeting at 0:30 p. m , led hv Mr. Clarence Spaulding. Sunday school at Forty-forth street chapel at 8 p. m., Mr. t;. L. Wil Mams, superintendent. Preaching at the cbapel at 7 p. m. bv Mr. Charles Knox At the First M. E. church, preaching at 10:43 a. m. and7.30p.ru. by the pss tor. Rev.O.W. Que. Morning subject. "Christian L'nion." Evening subject: The Awful Crime of self Destruction At 2:20 p. m. there will be an old fash ion experience meeting participated in by a union of all the Methodist churches In the three ci les. All are cordially In vited. especially the young people of the church. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Mr. J. F. Robinson superintendent. At the Broadway Presbyterian church. Rev. W. S. Marquis, pastor, service at li) 45 a. m.and 7:30 p. m. In the morn ing the sacrament of the Lord's supper will be administered, followed by a recepticn of new members. In the evening the suMect will be: "Thanksgiving and Praise." Sabbath school at :1. Dr J. W. S ewart superintendent. At South Prk Sundav school at 2:3 , W. P Q lavle superintendent. Services in the cnurch Wednesday, Thursday and Fri dav evenings. Si-rvice at South Park chapel Tuesday evening. Or laiereat ta l-'arnliaro Hiiyrrn For some tirte past the enterprising Urm of Clemann A Salzmann have been corresfonding with one of the largest furniture factories ot country with a view to buvinz a number of carloads of bedroom furniture at alow figure. The result of the correspondence was that the mansger of the factory in Michigan came here a few days ago and after figuring with the firm for two days be closed contract with Cleminn & Salzmran for a large number of carloads of this furniture to be delivered throughout the year required by them. These goods are of the very best in the market and have been purchased at a figure that will en able them to sell lower than ever and at prices that defy competition. Two car loads have been ordered and w 11 be here the first part of February. With this vast stock of furniture and the three hun dred rolls of carpet ordered for spring trade this firm will be enabled to offer inducements far ahead of any firm in the three cities. After the manager of the Michigan establishment had closed the contract ho had a grand supper prepared at the Harper house and invited the firm to dine with bim. Far Falne IaiprluaaiFBt. The petition of Lewis D. Blackwood of Davenport, has been filed in the United Slates district court against the American express company, in which he claims f 5.000 damages lor false imprisonment The case is brought on appeal from tbe Scott couuty district court by Heinx Ss Hirschl for the plaintiff. On Aug. 20. 1890. defendant caused plaintiff to bs arrested without probable cause and to be confined in a coalman jail for one month; that during said month plaintiff's wife was in her last sickness and she ana plaintiff's child were destitute and de pendent upcsumblic charity; that bis wife c sjS reement baa been entered died soon all plaintiff's release; ,tbat tho I . . tlne oeO-L" ; I proceeding, .on v1-1- " -d ' T 5-. i and jm.pr: Fust and Marguerite" at the theatre tonight. Fred Hasa Jr., of Minneapolis, is in the city. E. P, Reynolds, Jr , of Wymote. Neb., is in the city. Go to tbe Harper bouse billiard rcom and spend a quiet evening. Capt. W. A. Thompson and wife bave just returned from Ibeir trip east. The billiard room in the Harper bouse is equal to any in the three cities. Hon. E. W. Hurst returned this morn ing from his business trip to Nebraska. Miss Tillie Haas will entertain a nam- bei of ber young I idy frien Is this even. ing. Tbe great stage sensation of the day "Faust and Marguerite" at tbe theatre tonight. 8eventy new members are expected to join tbe Broadway Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. Kann & Huckstaedt have just received some new and very elegant line of car pets and baby carriages. A good lot, 40x130. with barn on Ninth avenue near Twentieth street for sale by Geo. W. D. Harris. Mrs O. B. Wright, of Rural, who has been at the bedside of her sister. Miss D naldson, at Sbtldiin, Mo , is expected home tonight. Tbe New York Symphony cl.ib. one of the finest musical concert clubs on the con tinent, will give an entertainment in Ro:k Island March 20. As A No.l dwelling, with fine ground in one of tbe best residence localities in the upper part of the city, for sale by Geo. W. P. Harris. A good residence of eight rooms, fine corner lot in the upper part of tbe city, convenient to the upper saw mills and depot, for stle cheap by Geo. W. D. Har ris. 10 acres on tbe bluff, five in fruit and 5 under cultivation; bouse 7 rooms, good cellar, well, cistern and barn, for rale at a bargain by Geo. W. D. Harris. Rev. J. H. C. Read, of Grand Ialand, Neb., formerly pastor of tbe First Bap list church of Moline. Is visitin? old friends in Rock I-land and Moline. House of fire rooms, good cellar, with cistern, new baro. lot fifty-three feet front on Six'.h avenue, convenient to tbe business part of the city, for sale by Geo W. D. Harris. M. M . Corbett, of Cordova, was in tbe city today. He has decided to cast his lot in Rock ford, and bang out bis shingle there as an attorney. lie is out of poli tics he says forever. Rev J. H. Kerr delivers bis third ad dress in the bible seriei tomorrow after noon at 3.80 p. m. in tbe Y. M. C. A. rooms. The subject is "The General Epistles of Paul." A 1 young are invited Patr'.ck Rooney claims tbe honor of having sold the lsrgest number of tickets for tbe Schnell cl ub entertainment next week. Pat has a glib tongue, a winning way and a perseverance that surmounts all obstacles . Mr. Ctias. F. Weber, proprietor and manager or tbe rtouerts Waller company which appears at Harper's theatre tonight, made the Ahocs a pleasant call this morning. The company played at Ot tumwa last night. The revival meeting! at tbe U-ited Presbyterian church under tbe leadership of Evangelist J. G. Stewart are very successful. A large number are forward every night seeking salvation. They will be continued during next week eveiy night. Between the fourth and fifth act of the production of Faust and Marguerite by the Roberts-Stiler company tonight, tbe famous broken s?ene will be intro duced; the curtain will go down three minutes to allow time for stage setting. Revival services are held at NiLtb street M . E. church every evening at 7:30 with children's meeting at 4:15 p. m. Tbe pastor will be assisted by Rev. M A. Head, Rev. JobnGimson and others. Tbe pa&tor. Rev. M. M. McCreight in vitcs a') t attend the services. Head Clerk C. W. Hawcs ot ths Mod ern Woodaen, arrived from Springfield this morning. He returnrd via Peoria and brought a number of copies of tbe new official organ of the order T)u Modern Wtwdmen. Tbe paper does not in appearance come up either to Tltt Echo or Maul and M'tdge. but improve ments are promised in its make up. According to a report which tbe poor farm committee has prepared for submis sion to the next term of the Rock Island county board of supervisors, there are 100 inmates at tbe county farm. Tbe running expenses last year were f 10,197. 14; the products for the year brought an income or ?3,U8.5. or rather, made a saving of that amount in feeding tbe priaioners. A new building was erected at a cost ot $1,000. The value of tbe personal property at the farm amounts to $14,030.09. Huebinger Bros., of Davenport, bave gotten out in neat and convenient form a series of 185 views of Rock Island, Mo line and Davenport, together with Rock Island arsenal, including In addition to birds-eye sketches 'of each of tbe cities and the island tbe moat important build ings in each. These books contain also interesting descriptive sketches, and on the whole make-up a very attractive souveuir well worthy of preservation. Tbe books are to be sold at very reason able rates, and may be seen at Haebinger Bros, art rooms InDavenport. Richard A. T '-han. formerly of this jaunty Iowa, nredica- TBJUrtrSM 15 Jane K Phllleo to W B Aahdowa. Bwt aet. 18. lT.tw. $1,600. John Parmenter to James Mc3haa. ne,. 84. 1. 8w, $8,000. James Qutna to David Bears at al. lot 10. Assessor's slat. . 18. 77. 28. 17. Sw. $13. Wtaue SJssss must go regardless of value. Note some of our prices. Boys' and children's car 10c former price 25c. Boys snd children's eat 25c, former prion 60c Men's Scotch and Windsor cans 2.1c former price 50c Each aod ever kind of underwear re duced In price. 8Se grade bow 10c, 5c grade bow 88c. 08c grade bow 48c $1 grade now 75c, $1.75 grade now $1 25. Our buyer goes east after s new soring stock next week, and we are determined to close out our winter stock. Overcoats almost given sway. Special paau sale still s going Bimoh Sc MOSEKVELDSn. Bow Claaate FhU Are Kill. The intellectual condition of nor timm differs from that of all preceding aea in no oiner point so much a la k auitade toward the writing of the dead. To tbe clans whom I "ope addressed, Shakespeare and Milton were phantoms, Chaucer and Spenser not so much aa names. Tbe only doubt was whether Alexander PMw waa man enough to arrest attention by the in trinsic merits of his poetry. . If his vane waa admitted to be good, bis public were not distracted by a preference for other verse which they bad knows for long time. This remained true until about a general ion airo. Tbe activity of tbe dead Is how para mount, and threatens to paralyse original writing altogether. In this rreat throoa of resuscitated sou La. all of whom hava forfeited their copyright, howls the mod ern poet to exiatf He baa no longw to compete as "bis great forefathers did, from Homer down to Ben" with the lead ins? spirits of his own Irene rat loo. but with the srrniaa of the world. At every turn the thronging company of gboata Impede and aianeartena toe modern writer, and it is no wonder if t be new Orpheus throws down his lyre in despair whea tbe road to his da- sire is held by aucb sn Invincible army of specters. VU the whole, however. It is blgblv un likely that the antiquarian paaaioa of oar age will last. There are already slgna of it wearing out. As to tbe old porta, one by one iliejr p-iaa into text books snd sre lnt. Chancer it done for, and so la Milton; Goldsmith la annotated, Scott prepared far "local examinations," even liyroa, the loose, the ungrammatlcal, is edited aa a school book. We shall see Wordawurth captured, Khelley boiled down for tbe in m tmiira, and Keats elaborately annotated. with LI blunder in clawdcal mytholory exponed. The avhoolmaater ia tbe only friend the poet of tbe future dam to look to, for be alone baa the power to utterly destroy the loveliness and mystery wbkL are the charm of the old porta. Bat a second rate vera writer may hop to live by tbe aid of aa Kllaabetbaa Dort edited for tbe Clarendon pre. Edmund Uoae in rorum. r ating Habit la Kw Terk. "Due reason why city people ar u snach tnorr afflicted with ilium thaa eoaotry people." aaid a leading phratciaa rwoeatlv. is bet-auaeof tbe different In their habits of eating, l our countryman enta a beany ureakfaMi licfore in the morning. 11 eata a hearty dinner at noon. At o'clock betakes a light kiipprr. MU for aeoupie of hours or mora aod gora to bed to alerp and recuperate. There ia nothing Ilka aleep to give renewed energy to the bend- cal man, Your city man in La hi breakfast at e- to 9 o'clock. It I. a bear break fait. but be eats light brcauxe hi bad I gener ally heavy. If be baa been late in gettlag up be bolls tlx fowl and tubeoff to his of- Goe, with hi alomiH-h ctrtiggiing togKtbs neat of the ciiunka or Muff ne ta fluug nto iu At t- or 1 o iiork be bolu a lunch meatn. pantry ami fruits and liquor la such conKlorurnition aa to make bis poor stomaeb howl with antruiab Then at 8 o'clock be eat an enormous courae dinner, washes it down with two or three kind-, of wine, o.T.-o and liquors. H baa no time to reot afu rwara, but rush off to the llii-atne, and when be leavestbe theatre he ail dowu to a midnight aopper mat tlrivt-a lux pour atoma u wild airain. He roll into l-d at I or X o'clock and won derawliv lie cannot alerp. I nert ar a few obi faaliiooed iuuu iu New York who UU hiMst on tbecniiutry habit of aoting dm tier in the ruiddie of the day and uODr at 6. I k now aome of t neoi. and tber haven't an ache or a pain. But th other fellows are troubled with headache, kklney troubles, liver difficulties and all eons of disorder." New York Pi Jf CHAT abU. I -0 dv . ar brxUrta. Iewf.es 'i f "sag, as Irnae MIM - I parilla. v t OTGITsssasl LstisJ inru a nig i: i llvW( spAs; j tiiu. r -s I S3 GBCSftt VSkvaS bf C I nr Oft, Dravpate dors wrB of Itself t. ' arefuV.raltrnt Hke HosVa fatty, ret surety sad stmaaeh sad ether diawetioa- rreair a Ibythas ... rau-neaaacne tb dlarase. tnnkhe the refreshes the tired I nwaw with npepta. I K m I Ho a.J k k . . ... . ... - h r ' dtstmare sae, or aae ! nine gaoi , a Slier riling I wonM vtpe , or tired, an-gnoe feeling. gesira anything. Mytroa f activated by say baOiw-w, a painter, and froaa bring Ht p la a - .num. Im OUr Mood s Unas- Stomach re smiles. It did sie sa iat of gun. It gave aa aa I my food rrlubed and eautaed 14 prevtoatly etpertare - fwjE, Wat enow. Mass. Sarsaparllla " 1 ; ts Sw BY avenues' salt ''0aetarsfW I. 'e One Dollar HA 'S THEATRE. la,'. - - - Manager. hy. January 17. OrXctD TRrCMrB' P rrg-airt a. pries rial RO; iRTS-SAILER tejsjrA.w. Y ttn is stlsc Y Srm thne i tat ciu tah powa AeMinVaWiwrtut j aiT nnnw h) merite :- and arraagfT from tnetm I' IB Srt IS S part a vtetoa tttaevMfKl is la I mad '"sv i aoarerral nVnac iIa Mr n est X : si anmatri tV ant-ta. BiaS-sui i weaserrii . failadeipiaa ' PfcKhs ISii eloa v eaans tuaf ' Mass a a aa ai Taarotap.jadrz, . 1 . .y J. ala airiwd taan. SataWd mmmi. aaantaitsa at aha graal neak. MAB'B ajklUR sf muxsiri ao . BOB 1ST aaSarfal trestle STCFEXLIS. ny aat dtawa'l nirai art fvra ntaSae - Wakaal Mraet Tnraua, Baa Pbafwiary, SVilclHTIRE BROS. In One Week " "na w unrou, rerou and count. It tea w job. The lees goods we hare In stock the easier ana quicker the Inventory will be taken. ia order to make it an obiert ior you to BUY EARLIER than you miht otherwise we propose to allow a discount on all cash purchases of 10 PER CENT. This discount war prevail U ail de partments with the ezpeptioa of black dreas (roods and 6em,eWcV frlr.StL"?1- ,10' mte4s(is4 rrota ail purchases amonntlnt to (!. All OOkTsf4 Dress Goods silk, black and nlm a.v,t. n . kins, hosiery. cort. blank-,. '.JT wsr. Ssnnola. and .n a. CLOAKS, Plush cloaks 1-10 ofl Cloth cloaks go per cent or I -5 fl Misses' and r-hil4r - a . l-Aoa -a-.-.cr McINTIRE BROS., Rock Island. Illinois. CLEMANN & SALZMANN. What Would be a Useful Christmas Present A La lies' WriUog Desk. A Laadies Bookcase. A Ladies' Xlnsic cabiDt, A Fine SMeloari. A Fine Centre Table. A Fancy chair. 1 Fanoy Rocker. And many otbr nice and use ful articles. CLEI71A,1 & SALZr.lAfJfJ, No$. 1525 and 1527 Second Avenue, And Not. 121, 126 and 128 SixtevoOj 8trt, HOCK ISLAND. Wtelbence Column. aiin.. . J m m r - (at, Kunange a4 nUanaas aats ae I .7 u . . i .aVI word are sa wawh al He pn I " aa KIT Twva-Jaa eueeu ANDERSON COUNTY SOURMASH $2.50 Per Gallon. liOl-IJNT & ADLER, Removed to 218 Seontenth Street MARKET SQUARE. V,rT.lt'aGIBCrOBOtlH.BAL Utl " Pt Sii aac IS II r I tm t. orssEtirEB. mguBt at ITtaaa. as 7SKTKI a otat, rotuiNtstL Huc-s- iatae al l.JU sreesa eaia. U STTCATIOM as KKOIHBEB patent voaag aua la atexlf m faratok fceaa of rrreaenrs. a4- jo4 area. I faorvarswursn rrka ras rag stats Law. Rock Island Savings Bank, BCR ISLAND, ILL., Opea 4alty fraaa S a. sa. Is 4 a. aa, an4 tataafeaaalag rraa 1 1 SsYlaKau Five percent Interest paid on Deposits. Mosey loans! o Persowal. OU. latoraL or Real E stale Secarttjr a A SraKlaaa Oenrral Maasrer f Bag vlrla tf I IntMsre tae-rha Seat luaitara li coaabtae all of Cm a4 Ha aac an ai alrai. anaaa llseiml : a44rr r ra.Ataa.g- r.yata.M. r. r(,r.SgaAL STATS AOK!lT To qasnetB as anaia nnnrpai eiiy.as-i i snateaa of swr baatBea sa4 ar id sa agents sa averv citf In Una isu aaeara siapie a arear. an aai- . and par s net pnat ar an as has nw 1 sa I sans taw.n, tsak. B. r. BIT HOLDS, rm S C, DIMI1!II, rkarna. j St. avroKO. OaaVlsr. BaraaKa. e C Ti.taa JakaOraBaafk.r. t Luse. Bafes. r.LHlUhMLB P. 3. J.I tVSntl Brfia kaeanr Ja'.f S. 1BB1. s4 wUi eceavv banaiag aui sew bank ta sasui la., a. B SV. Banc J. Jarasoa A Nmev. BlirBim. laniaum Lena paar Hat BinarW- ST. JAMES HOTEL, Talking Parrot. Talkun (Hirruta are far leas plentiful thsn tin-) were wLy, it is ttanl toaay have Urns 'it a few docen to talk and sums few to aing in my time, but wby some tarda can learn and other cannot never could understand. Tber used to be belief that an operatiou on the tongne waa Herniary to snake a bird a vocalist, and quite recently 1 bsve been asked to split a jackdaw's toogas. U seems al most an insult !? say thera is nothing In the ea pentition. ' Ths only birds that really achieve anything UkeaocUSS-lB ths talking line are of tbe parrot kind, and UaSJ hav thick, soft touituaaa, which woold bl(r4s ribly if split. The error probably aroaa froaa the fact that some birds with divided toogass can talk a little, but this is an exception, the best talkers having a tongue very like that of a humau being. Teaching a parrot to talk is easy, but tedious. It it shows any iuclination to niotk or imitate the diffi culty is half ajlved. Tben all that 1 neo eetary is to rvjK-at one word or phrsas fre quent ly, ami use it a a greeting and fare well. Any little catch phrase will answer, though why "lretty Polly" Is generally se lected I don't Lnow. "Good morning'' as more easily ta:icUl aud muck less senseless when rejieated. Interview in St Louis GKj- IK-uiotrt. NI STOCK Fixtnres. loin. Br( TaUe. fa' 8ntf J J Cloth, B 4 flrtar LLDINGS. LOC1L S0TICES. DRclNN'S Irishtuough Syrupy I A. Ats quickly, ia perfect safe and never fails to care all Lang troubles. TRY IT. ) 10c, S5c and 50o Bottle THE BEST l Medlcioe.known for all Kidney. LangadIStomach troubles.?. ' Thomas' Kidney and Liver Pills.; c alBottle Samples freo. H. THOMAS, Druggist, Rock Island. of Korr vs. on i da ised st $400. lJAe case rrieae luagmet jl was rendered fault for the pliintiff for $57 This tnorninj; tho court heard th i ar guments on 'he motion to quash as to the indictment against Geo. Brooks for for gery snd ob' airing goods under falie pretenses. State's Attorney Sturgeon snd E. E. Parmenter appear for the peo ple aod McEairy & McEnlry for the de fense. The court reserved disciin antil Monday. Ai-rtlaea List Sa. 3 VuJ! Je?rf ". 'or st tas foatoflce at AiidafsoaLamstl Klnsland E R rUte.dg.O. l-llr;.Luile S2SV.T. wW"1" voaiiea uer. SwanbergA. J. Howard wells, v. m. W eather Keasrt. Tale - j WaMi.gton,D. c, Jan. 1. I Fair andilUhtlj warmer. Installation. aaii v,nnaav mot. Last evening Dr. Bernhardt," s. deputy grand master, installed the newly elected officers of Germania Lodge No. 6, A.O.U. W. as follows: j yf. J. B. Zimmer. O. F. A. Leitbner. G Henry Lahse. II. J. L. Haas. F Robert Koehler. K. Frrd Ludolph. j. o. Henry Kffert. O. G. Henry Empke. Pny. Or. Bernhardt Trustee Wm. Rinck. At the conclusion of the ceremonies all joined in the festivities of ths ball room in the armory, and at mid night an elegant banq uet was spread in tbe dining hall in A. O. TJ. W. building. was Pallee Paints. Chss. Sibley, tbe notorious Vag, sent to the poor farm this mornign. Fred Schroeder snd Chss. Bo'.lermsn were fined $3 snd costs Jy Hagistra's Wlvill last evening for disorderly con duct - -'t"A"fla.rini ..I- ne ".if m. tried for seduction, tbe complainant be ing none other than Bridget M. Dunley, a woman over forty. Llnehan who is now married, ha many friends here in bis old borne who will wstcb with inter est the proceedings, in tbe hope tbst he may prove his entire Innocence. In Chicago tbe early closing movement baa taken root. Th TVliaae bat tbe following: "Booth side clothing stores will hereafter close their doors each eve ning eicept Saturday at $:80. This is tie result of a movement inaugurated by tbe Retail Salesmen's Union and the Knights f Labor. Ail tbe South aids clothing establishments bave agreed to make ths closing rule permanent except one. ne salesmen say if that store declines to does after starch 1. as It threatens. It will ts boycotted." Tbe next meeting ia tbe la terestof this movement will be held Moodsy evening--. - , There are men who claim to have re'i gion who let their wives carry ia all ths coal. D-rcing school at Armory ball Satan day night. Nice freah buttancuos and home-made caramels at Krell & Math s. Tenderloin, spare ribs, pig's feet, leaf leard, etc., st Gumore s pork bouse. . Xire"ba1ed bay by lbs too for sals by Jobn Evsns Leave orders at city scales. Chocolate, mint. winterkTeen. lemon and maple cream patterns Just received st n-reu a. natn s. Tbe Crown restaurant. Xo. 1709 Beo-4 ond svenue. Is now ready to furnish you oysters in every sty. A. B. Jobssos. proprietor. B. McEowa sells bard wood ia lengths, cut or split: soft eosL lump sad not, corner Fifteenth street sad First s venue. Telephone 11 98.- Progreselvs euchre tor -js. Each person gets a piste of Ice. with the eiact cut of a card oator l viae a- 'ad get re ktaus'ia sack sod easy to serve. , PPJ you any Urns, attorney a. t ans money and win . aO boamess iatrostad to bim. mk.'postVoos block. Rock lal- aaa. uis. . dsAwly Twi esse). is ihii i or iZioCt m9w Bus sad psyabls totk, M tb PaM7 TraaseTisis sa'a eaxwt boa- . nere of teal estsSs W sw. qoeatod to batn tbelr last year-' - "r '., s save time ta BadPa descriptioa o th,, peoperty oi Us books. Davto rmaaaaLsV. ' Towaahip CoUscter ' ars anai starkst. 17 75 Bwsa-) for hssa aataradw soai: all siaas, OeUvwrad sritato city UsalisTiaw per toa discount fr aaah. ' Indiaaa M$-f-rto. deJlv carugs added c all ordesn for leas tbsa one toBi carrying la hv per toa silra. 'a Fbaxxb. canerTweaty IbirS etteet sag Fesnk svesae. . J. T. RYAN, Proprietor. Tka basaa has )aa baea rrSne4 ibanogaMSt aa4 t im is a I n 1'Ti it.. tl "- 4f mamm aa4 a 4eMrBlw lssir b-lari. a E laLsxa. ni It tsalrst aiaea CT. E. CHBISTY, Steam Cracker Bakery, BarDracTviEB or ckaceim ai Biscrm Ask your Grocer for Uieaa. Tbey ar best. SBT-Spetisltl: The CarVrty "0TTI- 4 Is Carwtv 'tni' ROCK ISLAND. ILL. Jjk; atten9L- v. M atten I gJtaylor, S I OSD AVESTE. TI I ' east of London Cot- 1 1 1 I I ' P- , L s I.. A i-.a ... n -Vv v J 1 tv CTLJiUe Jewel X YOU SEEN IT ! If koaa LBaal W ass-las a I SEIVERS cfe ANDERSON, Contractors and Builders, ALL KIBDB OF OAKPXXTXK WORK DO HE, Bs7aaeral Johataf Boss sa sasrt asOc sa4 saHsfsnlos faanaisal. Offios sad Shop 1419 Fourth Avwaua. Ri aCK IdLAH'D H I HELLO, CENTRAL? fllVCHE KANN cfc HUCKSTAEDT, No. 111 and 131$ rWd sveau. IV Lnam Isstilc saalsntws In Furniture- OIL CLOTHS, SHADES, DEAPEEY, Etc. Great Clearance Sale the The honest public aeau aunt of people oi to iyaiisd Btatas u ly la Zavor of Sr. Balls ra. h Ths druggists pro no ones it to hs thsoaJr standsrecougb remedy. ' a lamp of aay kind, it aw what I have. Tho lis 'roes in Ml. . , I is just aa great. loosur. Canaa sa Uuas AT 6nfr: ) opening SCHNEIDER'S SHOE STORE. I OKDKK T KEOrCI at f hToCC OF Felt Boots and Shoes, IwtnstotallhssaayairaitBwUJs CSsas ssriy ss4scsavsBsrgata. Tsf aasr8aegr4saaaf seat. GEO. SCHNEIDER'S, tts Fifth Avssaa, Revaold's Raock. 18is Ssooad AvasBua. Harper Boose Block.