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0 THE AUG US, FBIDAY, MAY 8, 1891 Ijltelljgence Column. For Sal. Rent. Exchange and Miscel laneous wants inserted one day at lo per word; three days at o per word ana one wees at Ho per word. "Situations wanted" and local "Help" wants not exceeding three lines in serted one week In the DAILY ARGUS free: w 'ANTED A situation a book keeper or NICELY FCRNISH1D ROOM FOR TWO frenUemen at fcTC Twentieth street. WANTKD A position M clerk in grocery, ctothin? or genu' furnishing- store. Addre-s T" this office. MN WANTBD-Salary and eipcnsos: per manent place ; apply at once, brown Baoa. Co., acserymen, Chicago. 14 t)NIY TO LOAN-On chattel tnnrtjra-es, L-- watches, diamond. Jewelry, and all articles f value. J. W. Jones, 1I4 Second avenne. 1-tf WANTED-Lady and gentlemen amenta; 11 ye to lea dollar a day easy made ; will pav salary or commission. Call at Gordon Hotel, room one. J A. ELBERT. deler In second hud poods. .105 Kat fee. nd aireet Davenport, will pay the h's-bcel cath price for carpets. b.mk. cloth ing, hoe, etc. Prompt atteLtion will be paid to correspondence. 23 WANTED Two or three R-ond men to repre sent our well known bou-e for town and city trade; local and li-areling. (100 and expensee per month to tee riant man. Apply quick. stat ing a. L. L. Mt A Co. XareerTmeu, rtoruta and seedsmen, fit. Paul. Minn. lTh' bonao la responsible. WAITERS WASTEO-Olrl waiter, for Art. class hotel In one of the larceet citiea U 1111 yoia: waea fit. 00 per month wita room and board, it tut be experienced waiters, of rood charactcrand fnlly understand the business : none othera need apply. Address 'tteward-' care of this paper. Muting ac. nationality, experience where employed, and when coa d commence work. etc. 7-lw F OR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PAINTS, OILS, Etc. JP ine only Paint House In the city. R. M. WATT. 1613 Third Avenne. CHAS. R. WHEELAN, Undertaking and Embalming Dlmlck Block, No. 80S 90th St. Rock Island. Bavin? purchased a complete line of Undertak ing pood, with bearm and anpnartennce. and bavin? secured the aerricea of Mr. Geo. E. Reed, of Chicago, an a xpert fnneral director and em balmer of 12 years experience, I am fully pre pared to guarantee satisfaction. Telephone 1115. AGENTS OF EVERY KIND Insnrance. Fraternal Order, .book or otherwise. Members gel f It A In one year. Tbey pay but 1 a week. Anybody cm make at the lowest J137 each week easily. Everybody wanta a certificate, becaase for each member they bring in they get their 1100 a month earlier. Thia ia a good talcs and don't mistake t. Addre-s J. L. UNVERZAGT. Secretary. 1 West Lexington M., Baltimore, Md. "Mealtli is mm Give the Baby a Ride in one of Our Fine Carriages. A full line of FURNITURE AND CARPETS, REFRIGER ATORS AND STOVES. Wayl How reasonable the pricos 'e Is what Our aim U 10 sell goods at lowett possible prices, Telephone 421. HOW IS YOUR CHILD? Swift's Specific is the great developer, of delicate child ren. It regulates the secre tions; it stimulates the skin to healthy action, and assists nature in development. There is no tonic for child ren equal to s, s S Send for our treatise on Blood aavd Ekln Diaeaaea. Swxrr SPKcmc Co., Atlanta, Oa Vhat a COMFORT cnr hHtatm NO DIRT! NO FUSS! NO BACK ACHE! The women know a imxl thin and will baw a ana woj aaoata not men uaeaue. aae WolU'sflGMEB lacking t cent a foot will pay for changing the a p pearance of old Furniture so Completely that it will look like new. OIKOON M will do it. m asa rca it. WOLF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia SPRING WALL PAPER Now Icady. NEW PATTERNS, NEW COLORINGS For Parlors, Libraries. Chambers, llalls, Dining Rooms. CO B CO cr era gS" 5? 5" Frieze and Ceiling to Match. C2 We have arranged with the tea: Paper Hangers and Painters in the city to take charge of oar work. Satisfactory results can be relied on. R. CRAMPTON & CO. Wealth." e-V everyone says who looks over oar line of carriages. (aick talca and small profit oar motto. vrmm -at A'., t " . ,VJ it C. A. MECK, 322 Brady Street. Davenport, Iowa. CLOSE OF THE DEAL. The raimttaia t ka HlaaiFd far JHa llBje'e B fJaatatlidatleai mt ladas tttea. Messrs. C. H. Deere aod 9. II. Velie, of Moline. are in Chicago consulting other gentlemen interested in the syndicate which proposes to control three of that city's biggest factories. The result seems to be that the deal is now closed. This morning's Chicago Tribune sajs: The terms of the purchase of the Mo. line Plow company, the Deere & Mansur company and the Deere & Co. harvester works, all at Moline, 111., have been sgreed upon, and within a day or two all tue details or the deal will be made Dub lie. Arrangements for the purchase of tne three big concerns have been going on for several montns, but Yesterday the deal was closed at a meeting of the capi talists interested at the Grand Pacific. and hereafter the establishments will be 'jonducted under one management. As Mr. Deere has been in Texts for several weeks, and Messrs. F, L. Under. ood. of Kansas City, and W. R. Green, of New York' the promoters of the trans tiction, in Boston, it was impossible to come to any definite understanding, but yesterday morning the three men referred lo returned to Chicago, and in room 355 ft the Grand Pacinc hotel, the final pa ra were signed. Representatives or llontsna. eastern capitalists were also resent when the transfer was made and toe new corporation practically placed in 1 ossession of the new management. The deal involves fuily 3.000,000cap i !. It in said, however, tbat the capital stock of the new concern has been in creased S500 000. and that cornplantera, plows, harvesting machines, reapers, s .eel hay rakes and nu-nerous other f irmingiinplements will be manufactured. Fiices, the promoters claim, will go down, aid they say that when the policy of the new corporation is known there will be qnte a stir in manufacturing circles. The main part of the plant will be lo cated at Moline. but there will also be a branch establishment near Chicago, ground for the purpose having been pur ctased west of Clyde, near the Chicago, Birlington & Qaincy tracks. It is understood tbat Mr Deere retains a large Interest in his Moline establish ments. A Moline gentleman somewhat ioter es ed in the deal told the Dispatch he ucderstood the capital of the syndicate would be f 5.200.000. This being the case thi:re is probably an error in the Tribune's statement. Health, or the Slate. Dr. John II. Ritich. secretary of tie state board ut healtn, is sending out to the municipal authorities of the state a circular letter reading as follows: At tte recent quarterly meeting of the Illinois state board of health I was in stricted to communicate with the various municipalities of the state and to urge the importance and necessity of a thor ough cleaning and overhauling of every city, town and village before the begin ning of warm weather. The death-rate in Illinois during the last few months shows that the vitality of the people is red iced. This condition has been brojght about by causes tbat were not strictly sanitary. When these facts are borne in mind the ne cessity for cleaning will be obvious, since in the present state of health the peoale are more than ordinarily likely to be affected by unsanitary conditions. It is hoped that these suggestions wi!l be promptly heeded. Dr. Raucb, as secretary of the Illinois Arxy and Navy Medical association, an nounces that the annual meeting of He association will be held in Springflel I, May 13, the alay before the meeting of the 1 late medical society. In addition to the members an invitation to attend is extended to all reputable physicians now living in Illinois, whether in practice or not, who served in the army, regardless of the state from which they enured the service, and to all who were surgeons or aaais Ant surgeon?, or burgeons under contt act, who were with Llioois troops and we now-non residents of the state. Attacking Ant Hilla fVfth Cannon. In the forest of Guiana dwell some very large and exceedingly ferocious black ants, whici throw up hills fifteen and even twenty feet in height. They will not hesi tate 10 attack man, and their headquarters are usually given a wide berth. The trav eler Malouet speaks of having witnessed the !estruction of one of these fortresses and its inhabitants in a way that was cer tainl extraordinary. A trench was dug entirely around it and filled with dry wood, which was set fire to simultaneously at ail points. Then a train of artillery was brou ht to bear and the hill knocked to pieces willi the cannon balls. The ants, seeking to escape, were all burned in their atterr.pt to cross the fiery gutter. Inter view .n Washington Star. Anti-Bust Coal Tar. A simple and economical way of tarring sheet iron pipes to keep them from rusting ia as fil lows: The sections as made should be coated with coal tar and then filled with light --vood shavings, and the latter set on fire. It is declared that the effect of thin treatment will be to render the iron prac tically proof against rust for an indefinite period, rendering future painting unneces sary. It is important that the iron should not be made too hot, or kept hot too long a time, lest the tar should be burned off. Hence the directions for the use of light shavings instead of any other means of heatin . New York Journal. True to Bla Color. Gallimt Lover (of the U. S. A.) I would adore you, sweetheart, were it only for your colors. Sweetheart My colors? G. L. Yes, for the red of your lips, the white of your brow and the blue of your eyes. S wee heat t (blushingly) Then these shall be the flag of our union. Pittsburg Bulletii. Tepid water ia an admirable emetic, and hot wat er, taken freely half an hour before bedtimi , is an excellent cathartic, sure, if persevered . in, in most obstinate cases. Hotwa r at meals continued for a few months with proper attention to diet, will core an curable case of dyspepsia. CORDOVA. Cobdova, III., May 6. J. B. Van de- burg left on Monday to attend the meet ing of the Grand Lodge A. O. U. W., of Illinois, at La Halle, III. Theodore Abbott has about fully re covered from his lata illness. W. C. Ileany and gang of masons are home now on a short lav-off . Doctors Hoke and Freek report re covery in all cases of sickness thus far. Edward Walker has moved to Cordova from Hillsdale, and intends lo make his home here. A. 8. Haynes, the veteran fisherman, says there is a lull in the business, owing to the high water. Wesley Biggs will start this week for Montana to again enter business there. Wee. leaves hosts of frinds here. The M. W. A. of this place are talking strongly of celebrating the Fourth of wuly in a manner befitting the occasion. G. W. Brink, while plowing one day last week, left his team a few m inutes, when they became reared and one them fell on the plow and ran the plow share in his side. Will Gil pen, who has been engaged in Mrs. Ellis' store at Port Byron, has sev ered his connection there and is talking of going into business in Cordova. Will has hosts of trends here, and no doubt would make a success Theodore Butcher, one of tbe pioneers 01 Uoraova, but now a resident of Ca manche, Iowa, has undergone the ampu tation of one of his limbs above the knee, made necessary by some disease of tbe foot. Gangrene having set in amputation was made cecessary to save his life. Ho is reported as impmviog since the operation MILAN. Milan, May 7. There is some fear that the trosts have damaged considerable fruit. The farmers are mak:ng rapid progress planting corn. J. W. Wormann, who lately purchased the Whitehead property, is having the house remodeled and generally repaired. Oo May 5 tbe secietary of state issued a license for a new railroad from Peoria to Muscatine or Rock Island via Milan. Dr. Wiggins and U. B. Olmsted are improving on the art of fencing which was much needed as improvements. William Goldsmith, whose health has been poorly from la grippe the past three months is better. William Dickson, one of our energetic young men. is placing a new residence on his lot of the latest modern style. II. L. Franing has in stock a large as sortment of wall paper, manufactured by the leading factories of the country at the lowest known prices. Ills Reason for Indulgence. Mj;r. Donner, archbishop of Bordeaux, was taken to task for his friendly inter course with the Protestant minister in that city. The very tolerant prince o the church replied, "Pray allow me to have the pleas ure of seeing him in this world, as I ans not so sure of meeting him in the next." San Francisco Argonaut. Cause. First Police Official (anxiously) I heat that one of our men has beaten half a dozen inoffensive citizeus to death. Second Police Official (hotlv) If that horrible charge is true I'll 1 11 hang me if I don't have him transferred to another precinct: Xew York Weekly. LOCAL NOTICE. Orange ice at Krell & Math's; try a disb. Base ball at Davenport ball park to day, Friday and Saturday. Dancing at Sprinrr Cove Saturday eve ning. List car at 12 o'clock. For Sale About 200 loads of ashes, at Rock Island house. C G. Gaveb Davenport vs. Ottawa today, and the two succeeding days Dancing at Spring Cove Satutdty eve ning. Last car 12 o'clock. Privau boarding for respectable young men at J 19 Seventeenth street. The Ottawas and Davenports play three games at Davenport park, com mencing tomorrow. Milt shake, lemonade and all other temperance drinks at Exeh & Math's; when thirsty stop in. The Davenports and O'.tawas play at Davenport ball park today and the two succeeding days. Vanilla and cbocoli'e ice cream and orange ice at Krell & Math's; slop when passing and try a dish. The Crown dining room selves a better meal for 25 cents than any other place in the city. Try our orange ice and then pass your opinion on it. We make it extra rich and line, usine nothing but the fruit juice. Krell & Math's ice cream parlor. J. J. Lerch, the well known painter, paper haneer, grainer. kalsominer, etc., is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in first class manner. Shop No. 309 Eighteenth street. For rent or sale cheap A good square piano, now at 526 Tbirtietn street. Rock Island. For terms address F. E. Alex ander. 1226, south Thirteth avenue, Omaha, Neb. Take Notlcs ThoinA Troupe, of 8f. Loui. Mo., now permanently located here, will clean the paper on your walls, making it as bright and clean as new. at less than I tha cost of repairing witbouttasingup carpet or moving iurniture. we have bad years of experience in this branch of bus iness and guarantee satisfaction P'ma.n in oil or distemper cleaned as well as paper, oansiactory rererences given. Address or telephone Fourth store. Telephone No. 1065. 0! THX HI8XBT OF IT. Human wretchedness touches bottom in sea sickness. Life is held a feather's weight by the unfortunate afflicted with it. Whv endnre ita atrocious internal convulsions when Hoatetter'a Stomach Bitters relieves them InsUaterf Not only relieves, but prevents. It Is not always on -- ua.cicr nausea ia experienced. Railway Journeying, riding with one's back to the hnraea or rha lnenmnliva iamIi... j .. i. .umv.iuil, yil7A ui.ri 1, iu snper-sensitive stomachs. Hostetter's Htomach Bitters la always the prompt remedy. The mis chievous properties of brackish water the evil in- '"" uiama, nnwnoieaome Of unaccustomed fotfwi. f wval,. f a r ( ivn lwk.k.. v l . i . the dvnentiii tnrinev hrl K sulia, the : pernicious effect of exposure ro x- v ui-ji.ian or uampneea, an Kuese are effectually counteracted by this venial neraerva- t,T?r,'..h',ul1- P"" rbeumitism, kidney and bilious tr. able. PURE -SOLUBLE- -CHEAP Rich. Digestible. Stimulating. ' Nourishing. Having a peculiarly delicious flavor a food and drink combined at a half cent a cup and fit for a prince. 3 H0UTEET8 bOCOA "BEST &. GOES FARTHEST." 3-VAS HOCTEVS COCOA f-M trfed. alw.y --d ") invent! and patented and lanautle In nolland. It is aakavwledfod b tha most eminont doctors and analsU that by tha special treatment Vas H nrTES aCoco baa anderjrone, tha ability ft the Oesh-ruraelna; eaaatltaeata la laereaaed am? per cent while tha whale ol the ubrai are ao'taned aal renjarad more palatable and digestible' "Larcart Bale ia the world." Ask for Vx Uotrrar'aand take no Mk.. rssrvrra-srara' jd&jTHE POSITIVE CURe! &.r liai a. rtfT'r r rff-ff ELY BROTHERS. 66 Warren BU Kew York. Price SO cts.fcrf S' -C'JO. THE MOLINE WAGON. BOUXK, ILL. THE MOLINE Manufacturers ol FARM, SPRING and FREIGHT WAGONS A 1011 w2.m,P,,!!"tUo of PLf "OB ""rt v estern trade . o f tstwrinr ,bn,r,s rllrat:i,n. See the VnIjSE k aGoN t.'nre .i-r-..;r--. 2? A-." ' ' Davis Block, Moline, Illinois, Telephone 2526. fern 'I iiarL -2? 'i ANDERSON COUNTY SOURMASH . $2.50 Per Gallon. SOHN & ADLER, Removed to 219 Seventeenth Street MARKET SQUARE. . JVT. E. MURRIN, Dealer In Choice Family Groceries Cor. Third avenue and Twenty-first St., Rock Is'.ani. -.trfne1o"HCk rocerle lhM wUlb. sol at lowest nvlre prices. A share of rb; r BTGr IN VOICE: DAVENPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE C. J. W. SCHBEINEB, Contractor etnei Builder, 1121 acd IBS Fourth avenoe. Beaidence 11N Fourth aveaoe. t'tl. work: also .gent of Wfller'a Patent Inside bUdiag Blinda, something new, atyUsh aaddeairable. . ' ROCS ISTatND. ILh- - " I WAGON CO. other Paring Wacom,, eroeclal-v epted to the n tv-...L .-i.. DAVIS & CO, PLUMBERS -ajn- Steam Fitters. A complete stock of Pipe, Brass Goods, r acking. Hose, Fire Brick. Etc Sole Agents for DEAN STEAM PUMPS and SIGHT FEED LUBRICA10RS We guarantee every one perfect, and will send Ct ps Twenty day's trial, to responsible parties. Safety Heating Boilers and Contractors fo furnishing and laying Water, and Sewer Pipe. 1712 First Ave , Rock Island. Elinoii Telephone 114 Residence Telephone 100. OF Goods received by HOPPE, The Tailor. CALL and examine. COMPLETE IN ALL DEPAIJTM ENTS FOR CATALOGUES ADDRESS J. C. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa-