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6 THIS AliGUS. FBIDAT, M aY 1, J91. , Intelligence Column. For Sslt. Rent, Exchange and Miscel laneous wants inserted one day at lc per word; three days at o per word and one week at Mo per word. "Situations wanted" and local "Help" wants not exceeding three lines in serted one week in thw DAILY ARGUS free- POR KENT A Bum. 538 Twenty-first street. -tf FOR RENT-TWO fnrnUhl rooms; enqnire at 1 1 T ecoud a venae . w "ANTED A ;tnation as book keeper or 4 IU1 s office. 23 N ICILY FCRNISHKD ROOM FOR TWO kuuctwb si Dsr TwemietD straet. MEN WANTED Salary aoit eipenses: per manent place; applf at once. Bhowk Bros. Co., K orserymen, Chicago. 14 TONKY TO LOAN On ehat'el roortffsires, watches, diamond. Jewelry, and allarticies Pt Taloe. J. W. Jones, 1WI4 Second aranna. t-tf IITAN'TED Lady and centlrmen agents: Ave to 1 tea dollar a day easy made; will pa salary or commission. Call at Gordon Hotel, room one. J A. ELBERT, deMer In second hind poods. 80S East r-ecnd street Davenport, will pay tha Lletaetl cash price for carpets, book, cloth ing. &, etc. Prompt attettlon will be paid to correspocdence). 83 WANTED Two or three good men to repre sent oor well known bou-e for town and city trade; local and trvelir.c. finn aod expense par month to tbe right man. Apply quick, stat ing are. L.LMit4C. Nnreeiymeu, Florist and Seedsmen. St. Pnl, Minn. Ths honsa la responsible. WAITERS WANTEI Girl waiters, for a first class hotel in one of the lareest citit a la Illi nois; wsfes H4.00 p-r month wttn room and board, liust be rxx-rieoced waiters, of pood cnaractrrand fully unilerMand the Wines ; nocr other nerd apply. Address Steward' care of thu pajwr. stating ae, nationality, experience, where emp'.oyed, and when cm!d commence work, etc. ST-lw Jolin Volk & Co., GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND HOUSE BUILDERS. Manufacturer of 8Mb, Doors, Blinds, Siding, Flooring, Wainscoating. and all kinds of wood work for builder. Eighteenth St.. bet. Third and Fourth aves. ROCK ISLAND. F OR TIIE BEST AND CHEAPEST PAINTS, OILS, Etc. t2Thc only Paint ITou?e in the city. R. M. WATT. 1G12 Third Ave CHAS. R. WHEELAN, Undertaking and Embalming Diffilck Block, So. 408 90th St.. Kock Island. Havlne pnrctiaiied a complete line of fndertak In; poods, with hearse and anpuarteences, and hannz secured the service of Mr. Geo. E. Rerd, of Chicago, an sxpert funeral director and em banner of 12 years experience, I am fully pre pared to guarantee satisfaction. Telephone 111S. Ilealtli is n a( al I i Give the Baby a Ride in one of Our Fine Carriages. r '..r-- X ----- t-ij,-4 trffejj. .Arulllina of FURNITURE AND CARPETS, REFRIGER ATORS AND STOVES. Why! How reasonable the prices are Is what Oar aim ia to sell roods at 1 wet possible prices. Telephone 421. KOTlliuU LIKE IT1 Blood is thicker than water, and must be kept pure to laaure good health. Witt's Specific is natures remedy (or this purpose. It Mrer to fails elimnate the impux ties and build up the general healik. Thecw is only one Swift's Specific), and there is nothing like it Be sure and get the genuine. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases sailed free. The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga Sweat Croan Growl What else is to be expected of the old fashioned way ot blacking the hoe&? Try the new way and useWoIfT Acme Blacking and the dirty task becomes a cleanly pleas ure. Wolff sflG M tBIacking KEQHKE NO BRFSP. 10c Will paw for the Cm 10c 1 0C rlMC1'Mt Plata M bit. 4 X UawTOKlstoRaby, U5 IOC Emerald, Opad, 10o tOo oroUM:rColy ulMM- -joe )IKSON J FOR GLASS Ww,u- DO ,T- For sale everywhere. As ' WOLF & RANDOLPH. Philadelphia SPRING WALL PAPER Now Ieady, NEW PATTERNS, NEW COLORINGS For Parlors, Libraries, Chambers, Halls, Dining Rooms Fiieze and Ct-iling to ifatch. CO o 3" 5" CD Ct2 We have arranged with the 1 e'. Paper Dangers and Painters in the city to take charge of oor work. 8ati.f aclory results can be relied or). R. CRAMPTON & CO. Wealth." everyone says who looks over onr lire of cartiages. Qukk su es and srjall profit oar motti. C f j( eorrxrcir C. A. MECK, 322 Brady Sirert ravenport, Iowa Tke Kaiiaelhsrrb. Tte Molina Dispatch, speakiog ot tbe visit of Bishop Burgess, of the Episcopal diocese of Qjincj, to Moline Wednesday afternoon, says, the bishop, accompanied by Rector Sweet, of Trinity church, met a number of Moline Episcopalians at the residence of A. R. Bryant on Seven tee nth street: The attendance on the meeting was about 15 persons, mostly ladies, as was sure to be the case at an afternoon meet ing. A list had been prepared, however, showing Episcopalians in at least 33 families and with a minimum of 54 com municants. This, Bishop Burgess thought, was a very good showing, and sufficient to warrant arrangement for the holding of regular services. lie advised the for mation of a congregation, rather than of a mission or a parish as best suited to the needs ot a small society getting a start. Tbe bishop had in mind 1 a rector whose services could be obtaioed at a very reasonable salary; and to give the society a &Mrt the diocese would pav the portion of the expense that could not be raised here. lie thought the outlook was very good for a thriving con gregation, which would quickly grow to bj self -sustaining and capable of putting up a church. A societv was organized bv the election of Mrs. A E. Ljford as president, and Mrs. C. J. Cooper as secretary. It was decided to holJ another meeting at the Business association roms at 7:3 J Saturday even ing, which the gentlemen as well as the ladies can attend. To this meeting all who are interested in tbe organization cf an Episcopal church in Moline are invited. It is understood tttat tha Business asso ciation room cn be secured for tiie hold ing of services to begin with. Arsenal Counrtl'n Uonrtul-ncr. Arsenal Council, No. 171, National Union, at i;s meeting on Tuesday evening i.ppointed Mes9is. Harry Bostock, Fred ('. Herr.enway and Liuis C. Pfoh a com ini.tee to draft resolutions expressing tte ouncil's sense of bereavement in the death of Dr. Gait and the committee re ported the following: Whereas, The Divine Ruler has seen fit to remove from our midst our highly esteemed friend. Thomas Gait, therefore be it Resolved, That while we bow in hum fa e submission to the will of our Creator, jt.-t we deeply feel the loss of our de ct ased friend, who has been like a father, k nd and loving to all who knew bim; ai.d Resolved, That by this sad tvent we are called upon to mourn the loss of one of our members, ever willinu to work tor the advancement of our order, both by word ucd deed, and. Resolved, That while his family mourns the losn of nn affectionate husx band and indulgent father, we, too, de sire to mingle our grief ita their sorrow, as we shall no longer be guided by his wirdomin our council, nor profit by his good advice, ilis death deprives our council of both, but his memory will ever be cherished by Arsenal Council, Xo. 171, of the National Union. Resolved, That a copy of these resolu tions be spread on the minutes and a copy be published in the Rock Island parsers anil one to be sent to toe fam ly. Church Kotrrta nnit-nt. Trinity rectory was thrown open last evening to a sociable and entertainment bv :he ladies of the Improvement guild of the church. Ice cream and refreshments were served and there was music, both vocil and instrumental. A large number of people attended the sociable at jhe residence of H. H. Robi in Siuth Rock Islan 1 last evening for the bem fit of the South Rock Island chapel of the Central Presbyterian church. It was a most enjoyable occasion in all re spects. Morris Rosenfield has presented the Firs: M. E. church with a beautiful silk flag, which, after the coming May festi val, will decorate the wall over the pulpit of the church. Tne flag will be hung over the tables at the rink on Wednesday nex', when the ladies of the church have their chicken pie dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Rosenfield will be the honored gues s of the occasion. On Friday eve ning the formal presentation of tbe flag will fecur, at which time Miss Ella Wil cox v-ill sing the "Star Spangled Banner." April I'olire Report. Msrshal Miller's report for th3 month of April shows: Ar esta Disorderly conduct, 2; drunk and disorderly, 2; drunk, 8; assault and battery, 14; fast driving, 3; peace wr rant, 1; breach of the peace, 2; burglary, 1; disturbing the ieace, 1; carrying dead ly weapons, 1; city cases, 30; state cases, 5; toll. 85. Funds collected by H C. WUi'.l. mas istrat.i. $77.70; police fees.$12. CO; total, S90 3). Tramps lodged, 20. Jail bill, 32 meals, $6.40. We have sold Ely's Cream Balm about three years, and have recommended its use in more than a hundred special cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our irquiries is. -It's the best remedy that I ever used." Our experience is that where parties continued its use, it never fails to cure. J. H. Montgomery & Co druggists, Decorab, Ia. Rouce. Ail persons having claims against Fred Hass, as receiver or special master of the Rock Island & Milan street railway com pany, roust present them for adjustment on or I efore Msy 1, in order to have same paid . It is expected that all funds in his hands will be distributed according to order cf court on or after that date. Feed, Bass, Receiver and Special Master. Whei I began using Ely's Cream Balm my cat urn was so bad I had headache tbe whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. This has al most et tirely disappeared and I have Dot had headache since. J. H. Sommers, Stephnoy, Conn- HANDKERCHIEFS. Araeld'sGreat Kedacttan Sale Soiae thlnK CnpreredtBted. Here it is, never before attempted in the tri-cities Handkerchiefs unexcelled in quality and price. Sometime since we promised our many customers and pat rons a special sale on HANDKERCHIEFS, and we have just purchan-d from an im porter at an immense discount his entire line of tbe elegant goods which we are able to offer to you at less than half their actual value, for two days only Friday and Saturday. Lot 1 23 dozen extra quality very fine hand embroidered sheer linen handker chiefs, very cheap at 50 cents, which we will sell at this sale only, for 36 cents. Lot 2 37 dozen of same quality as No. 1, not so heavily embroidered. 'Regular price 35 cents, but for this sale only, 19 cents. Lot 3 69 dozen of pure sheer linen, ancy embroidered, an exceptional bar ain, which we purchased as a leader to ell at 25 cents, our price for this sa'e only, 14 cents. Lot 472 dozen of French lawn, col ered border, hemstitched handkerchiefs, beautiful and latest designs. Also a lot of fine pure linen hemstitched, which are sold regularly at 20 cents, for this sale only, 9 cents Lot 5 42 dozen with colored borders hemstitched, which are worth 5 cents, for this sale only, 2 cents. M. Arnold, Davenport. f prinjr Joys). There is to be a May pole dmc at Black Hawk's tower on Saturday after noon, J. Rosette tbe harpist having been engaged to furnish the mnsic. It will be a very merry occasion and many little people will participate. . LUCAL JiOTU'EN. Fine machinist's tools at Koch's. A few boarders wanted at 806 Nine teenth street. All kinds of musical merchandize at Uousel, Woodyat & Co's. The very latest in sheet music at Uousel, Woodyat & Co's. Wanted at once three good coat makers, Rogers the tailor, Davenport. Private boarding for respectable ycung men at 19 Seventeenth street. Attend the Davenport-Aurora feries of ball games Thursday, Friday and Satur day. Championship games at Davenport Thursday. Friday and Saturday Daven port vs. Aurora. Wanted at once. Five or six carpen lers. Would prefer union men. Stivers & Anderson. Tbe Davenport and Aurora clubs, of the Inter State league, open at Daven port Thursday for three games. Davenport won both Sundav's and yesterdaj's gaaif s frcm Cedar Rapids. Harry Sge caught yesterday. No April fool joke but a fact, that the Crown dining room setves a better meal for 25 cents lhan any other place in the city. J. J. Lercb, the well known painter, paper hanger, grainer, kalsominer, etc., is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in first class manner. Shop No. 309 Eighteenth street. Tbe ctw music house of Ilousel, Wood yat & Co., is now open for business, but ttiey will have tbeir formal opening in a few days, due notice of which will be given. The new music firm of Housel, Wood yat &Co. are exe'usive agents for tbe Decker Bros.. Weber. Estey, Wheelock. Stuyvestnt, Camp & Co's. Sterling and Arion pianos; tbe Estey. Farrand & Vo tey and Western Cottage organs. Hanei and Marei. Farrington Bros, of Minneapolis who will be at Lorton Bros', stables, Daven Dort, on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 30. and May 1, 2 and' 3, to buy two car loads of horses and mares. Must be in good condition. Mares pre ferred, but not in foal, and must weigh from 1.000 to 16.000 pourds, aged from 4 to 15 years. No. Cripples. Come early as we buy quick. Farkikgton Bros. Taka Nouc. Tnotn & Troupe, of St. Louis Mo., now permnnently located here, will clean the paper on your walls, making it as bright and clean-as new, at less than J the cost of repairing without tuning up carpet or moving furniture. We have had years of experience in this tranch of bus iness and guaraotee satisfaction. Fresco in oil or distemper cleaned as well as paper. Satisfactory references given. Address or telephone Fourth avenue drug store. Telephone No. 10C5. a.o. u. w. Nonce. Members of Uland City lodge, N. 4. A. O. U. W., will meet at their ball at 1 p. m., on Sunday, May 3. to attend the funeral of Brother Mdcboir Koch. The brethren of other lodges are cordially in vited to participate. k G. M. Hastings, M. W. Special Houce. M. W. of A., Island City camp 309. Neighbors are hereby notified to meet at their hall Sunday, May 3, at 1 o'clock sharp to attend the funeral rf Neighbor M. Koch. Neighbors of Rock Island camp 29 are cordially invited. Bv order of E F. Uelpekstell, V. C. Charles Oswald, Clerk. For Sale About 200 loads of ashes, at Rock Island house. C. G. Gaver. DOHT THB0W TJP TBE f P0HQE! Tbas hideOQSoe-re, Giant Despair, often fastens hla clntcli upon the chronic invalid. Constantly plagued by dyspepsia, billioasuess and constipa tion nervous and sleep'ess too what wonder it Is that having tried in vain a multitude of nselesa remedies he U ready, figuratively apeaking, to "throw up the aponge." Let the unfortunate "take heart of grace." Hoetetter'a Stomach Bitter can and will put a terminus to his trial. It strengthens the stomach, confers nervous vigor by promoting assimilation of tbe food, arouses tbe liver wheu dormant, and re axes the bowela without pain. The ability to divert and assimi late restored, the ability to sleep fo'lowa. Sothlnr then can stay the renewal of health but Impru dence. Hostetter'a btomach Bitters, noreover transcend all other aa a remedy for malarial, rheumatic and kidney complaint. A wineglaa full three time a day. PURE - SOLUBLE- Rich. Digestible. Having a peculiarly delicious flavor a food and drink combined at a half cent a "BEST & GOES FARTHEST." S3-YAX HOUTEN-S COf.'O.V fonce patented sad Is road; In Holland. It is acknowicdd by the mcut emim-nt d-cton and analysts that by the special treatment Vaj U if res' b Cocoa bos nadorgone. the aolaMlltsr r the Cein-rtBrnstnx eintllaeut It lucre-used fifty per cent., while the trUota of tiis lihrsi are softened anl r?njrad tusre palatable an J dijsitiljlo. "Larcest sale in tha world." Ask for VxH IIoirrES' sail take no other. r.7 s r & is 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 i 1 im 1 fht PQ5 i ELY ERCTEERS. 8 Warren THE MOLINE WAGON. MOUSE, ILU THE MOLINE Manufacturers ol FARM, SPRING and FREIGHT WAGONS full and complete lire of PLATFORM and other tVrttg Wacona, er!ar.y adapted to Ua weatera tra-ie.nf snper.or worimacsMp and Snish Illustrated Price List fr- on siK.'-.'sr.en. tbe.VOUSi 'aGh" hf- ;.rr-. r . mfth mm : i iim Mm-, Davis Block, Moline, Illinois, Telephone 2526. ANDERSON COUNTY SOURMASH $2.50 Per Gallon. TOJ TjNT & ABLER. Removed to 219 Seventeenth Street JVC. EI. MURRIN, Dealer In Choice Family Groceries Cor. Third patronage soUcited. urocerle" ,a" wm oe BIG- ITsTVOICE (... fiilr DAVENPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE C. J. W. SCHREINEB, Contractor and Builder, 1121 and 1133 Fonrtb avenue. Eeldene Ul fourth ayenne. Pun and rlficMlon. j;rnfed on . of work; alK .gent of Wilier'. Patent Inaide oaog Blind, tometssnc now, tylish and deslrmbl. BOCK ISLAND. ILL. CHEAP Stimulating. Nourishme. cup and fit for a frir;ce. tried, always tfl ") inrent-d end ; a.'' ' E3 & 2 Alt T VE CURL fi - BU New Tort Price E0 ctalrli. WAGON CO., DAVIS & GO, PLTJMBEBS 1 Wl Steam Fitters. A catnploTe toc of Pipe, Brass Goods. K'ackiup Hose. Fire Brick. Etc Sole Agent for DEAN STEAM PUMPS and SIGHT FEED LUBRICATORS We S"?"31" every oce perfect, and xr'M send Ci ps. Twenty day's trial, to responsible parties. Safety Heatina Balers and Contractors fo funiiahina acd Ujine Water, and (Sewer Pfpe. 1712 FikstAvk , Bock Island, Illinois Telephone 114 Reside! ee Telephone 100. MARKET SQUARE. avenue and Twenty-first St.. Rork I-jn.n,i ola lowc Pritea. A share of Vub: . OF Goods received by HOPPE, The Tailor. CALL AND EXAMINE. COMPLETE IN ALL DEJPAXKI ENTS FOR CATALOGUES ADDRESS . J. C. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa-