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AJRGTJB. TVEDKESDAY. MA!!C '. h tie r.vtlrd r.nd results wLen -mm i 1 13 -"i- ;j frc-aiiig to tiiL a.,tc, and acts 'sn:!v vrt tiroimJr on the KiJnejs, irf-r Ti'l i 'VW. clauses tue evs- ...m cn;c;ua;iv, (H.-jHia coius, oeaa ; jjC3 anj fovnr.1 and cures habitual ":ntipali)n. Jvrup of Figs is tlie !y rera?(y of its Liud ever pro "'tl, ilc:i-ii. t the tasto and ac-r--ptalIe to tho stomach, prompt ra i art ion tr;:1" Irncficial in ita ejects, prepared only from tue most healthy and tireeaMc substances, its sanr exeellnit qualities cummeuu iu 'll J tnlA 1 flirt TIIOCI to 8U UllU little liiaui, j.Tiilar remedy known. ' fcrnip of Fijrs h for sale in 50c ..J fit knffloo Kir nil lonilinc ir1T- Hiiu V "juw"1 "J r o cists. Any reliablo druggist who aay not, have it on liana wiii pro mre it nromptlv for any one who sl-hes to try it. Do u-A accept any CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. I.4JV 'KAXCISCC. CfU j. E. i:e;dv. T. Ii. EE1DY. KEIPY BROS., Real Estate PUSHING AHEAD. Columbian Committees Still Doing (ioo 1 Work. Ovir a Thoutawd loller note Re potted Thin no mine More of the MBbirriptioitn. Tbe Columbian exposition subscription committees are st II pusbiDg ahead with their work and making good returns every day. As an evidence of how the enterprise is received in the county and also of the public spirit of Senator Crawford, it may be 6 aid that that tentleman put his name down for 10 sharts this morning at the same lime saying he hoped it would suc ceed. W. B. Ferguson, whom The Aitotis is happy to state haa determined to remain in Rock Island, the city thereby retaining one of i s most liberal-minded progressive citizens, subscribed for 20 shares. The following ire the additional subscriptions: TUB rilKSs. S' Ec"n 20 W F Crawford W TMu;ill 5 K.1LUAT FOTL CKHKS, T.IVEHY MEN. BTC Ab'uhara B Johnson, 2 Henry Boxtock t J Keller,tra9a . . 1 Mrs M B Kelierstra... 10 1 (iconic CDurman. Juhn w Itnnr Charles Kramer R 'EWKHS, LH COB DEALERS, ITC. G corse Wagner 50 Bruno Henz .Monroe Kohn 6 Joseph Ruber.... Louis I oeb & Co.... 8 Herman J Schwecke Gilbert Murray X Kd Murrin George Wlelalid S John Oager. O A Schumacher. H Luchmann l -Insurance.! or:. i .1 v..r.i:i. : :c.v. bjr nn i.t j..-u--n-1 i: ri' j-.i:..tf..( j nc !'.; t'Ttv on commit i - fur n.vi"tirs. Some ! li -J. ii c c mhirlable 4 :.! c; . l ; inn- ;o ui Tiro Ins-ricc a Specialty. 130S SoconJ Avenue, itpstairs. yjJbllliit! iUI OllM In ih- S-rcT:d periea of the Eorr.p i:u:!;'iprr aTJ(3 Loan bso ciatioa, f ilork lskn.1. A pyfrr ::n-llr-;tT investment tLan (".('V.ii,ni-m Bonds, he causH tLf !lls aie made only nporiHsfaliiis-bed valut's and it pars mi -if t. an three limes as much iutert-st lsides the anioun; ihveted und the profits can I ih withdrawn at jsry time. Moii-y loaijd at lowest rates. i: A HON A I.DSON, Secretary, "rn !i . -m ".. 4. & an.l K Mascr.lr Temnle, llBl blliift Cost Line cf CARPETS ASD FURNITURE l-r-i s; m.d beat line of REN'S CARRIAGES IN TUT. TIIKEE CiTlES. G. 0. HUCKSTAEDT, 809 and 1811 Second-Ave. Cbira, glass, lamps and tai-'!? eatery. tat means everything you u your table, except linen, W'Litb I don't keep. In all I have, I try to lead, oth in prices and quality; not 8cap as to be trash, but r'A at a reasoaable price. Ar yon interested in 5poon8 ; O. M. IiOOBLKT. iccond avsrrBer An Evtnlni'a Katenalamrnt. The Woman's Itelief Corps entertain ment given for the benefit of needy old soldit'M at Q. A.R. hall last evening was attended by a larre audience and proved a success in every respect. About 250 people were prestnt at the opening of the musical and literary programme, the fitst number on which was the singing of "America" by -.he andimce. Rev. F. W. Merrell then offered prayer after which Mrs. L. C. Dougherty and Miss Ethel Donghcrtv rendered a charming piano duet. Mayor McConochia was next introduced and made ashort address in which he pictured scenes on southern batik-fields that b ought back to many of the veternns presi nt nunihries of camp life in tbe sruth. At tbe conclusion of his address Mis9 Delia Stone and Philip Wells re-Ldtn d j iaio ted violin duet which ws followed by a well rendered recitation by Miss Edith (Juayle. Mrs. W. B. B.-irker, Rev. F. W. Mer rt:!l acd Suwal. Dodge then sani; ' Oh Restli ss Sua " Miss Clara Johnson then favored the hjOie-nce with a recita tion. The Aiisfef B-.-lie FuUom and May CultoD m x. rccdi red a riano duet that was wi-11 received, after which Sewall Dodge ai.d Rev. I W. Merrell sang "On the Fields of Olcry." which" recerve-d much nierited applause. Mrs. Milton Jonts nest gave u, humcrou3 recitation which was followed by a pleasiDg vocal duct by Rev and Mrs. Merrell. A reci tation by Miss Bertha Johnson was fol lowed by a vocal solo by Mrs. W. B. Barker, a piano solo by Miss Mae John son, and a song by Mattie and LouL Jones, and the programme was closed with the singing of "Marching Through Georgia" by the audience. After tbe close of the programme a fine supper was served and a general social indulged in. The affair was one of the pleasantect of its kind ever given by the corps and was greatly enjoyed ty everyone present. Absurd. The Union this morning in alluding to the refusal of . Superintendent Parker, of the Postal Telegmph company, to accept the resignation of Miss Nellie Murray, its local managerial es occasion to make an otherj venomous thrust toward Toe Alters, because of the stand taken by this paper at the time the Postal corns pany withdrew iu night office here. The Arocs has made no personal attack oa MjS3 Murray, nor would it so forget itself as to approach on that delicate ground. On the contrary it has (.refrained from associating Miss Murray in any wsy with the position in sisted upon that the company should keep its promises here and that it had not only failed to provide a continuation of the seivice vouched for when it sought its ordinances herc. but failed to make any particular effjrt to secure business. At the time theil nion made its first ri diculous assertion concerning Tue Akgcs' position on the postal telegraph matter, it was considered too absurd to notice, and m reference wou'd be made to it now but for tbVrepetition of a fity which -s no more clear to any one than the friends of the local manager, who have at this time interceded for her retention here. That the "Oil ISight" at the Y. M. C. A. was a decided success, and tbe exhi bition of fossils, minerals, eggs and pho tographs was very much enjoyed. That tbe Ladim Auxiliary will give an entertainment Friiay evening, March 25, for the benefit of .he piano fund That State Bectetary Bruner will soon remove his head c uartera to the associa tion building in this city. That tbe annual election of officers and directors is already a topic of converea. lion. That 11 new members were received last week. Blood poisoned by diphtheria, the grip, typhoid fever, act rlet fever, etc, is made pure acd healthy by Hood's Biriaparilla . THY BALL!" The Twin-: ti m Will liar- a 7ram 1 tl.e I.-l. l..oiru -lh Club Or cantzed l,t X-cut ecturs uli e. The meeting of tbe s'ockhol lers of the new Twin City base ball team was held at the Peal housn in Moline laet evening, a large number of base ball enthusiasts from both towrs being present. W. R. Moore, of Moline, was called to the chair and C. C. Hodges, of Rock Island, acted as secretary. The stock books showid that I3.C00 had been subscribad $2 000 of which bad been taken in Rock Island. At least 500 mora is in sight, and it is intended to make tbe capital stock $3. 500. It was decided to call it the Rock Island & Moline base ball club. It was decided also to secure Harry Sage as manager, if suitable erms could be agreed upon. On motion it was decided to have each city select three directors, in accordance with which, C C. Hodges. Fred Woltmann and Ed ward Ereis were selected from Rock Isl and, and W R. Moore, Oscar Peal and J. D. Chapman from Moliae. A meeting of tbe directors was then held which was later adjourned to meet agtin at the Harper neuse at 3 o'clock this afternoon when officers will be elected, a manager decided upon, and the preliminary work of getting in shape for beginning the season will be arranged for. The pro moters of thn club are very enthusiastic and feel just pride in the success they have thus far attained. Harry Sage will undoubtedly be made manager of the club as his experience in different leagues and wide acquaintance with ball players generally will well qualify him for tbe po sition. He also enjoys the advantage of , being a fl st class player and would give strength to the team. Applications for positions from players in all sections of tbe country have been received, from which a team can no doubi be selected that will gain for the twin-cities a place at the head of the list Ap filed COF.VTY Bl'lLUIVU. PROBATE. 11 Estate of John Nelson, praiscment bill and widew's award and approved. 14 Estate of Umilten Wrea'h Claims allowed. Executor's repcrtliied ana approved. Lruardiacship of minor heirs tf Bona parte Hardin. Rpqn st by minor ovnr 14 years of aee for the appointment of Sarah A. Hartwell as her guardian filed. Peti tion by Sarah A. Hartwell for letters of guardianship filed. Estate of Jaiob Korb. Executrix's re port filed and approver) . Claim of Sam uel Korb allowed at $39", 83. Estate of Willium Flood. Prrof of identity of Mary Flood as one of dUtrib utees entitled to r share of the estate's funds in hands of county treisurer, and order on county treasurer to pay said Mary Flood out of funds in county treas ury belonging to said estnif- i, ..m nf -iu.t. her distributive share of aaid fund. That Tired Feeling Is often the forerunner of serious illness, which may be broken ud if a irnmi t,-,. like Hood's Sarsapariila is taken in seas son. This medicine invigorates the kid neys and liver to remove tbe waste from the system, purifies tbe blood and builds up tne strength. Constipation is caused by loss of the peristaltic action of the bowels. Hood's Pills restore this action and invionmto i ,. liver. AMUSEMENTS. Harper's Theatre, J- E- Montrose, ai anaj-r. Matrluicuitt. At 8 r. clock last evening at tbe home t of the bride's parents, John Bleutr and wife, 121 Eifchti-enth etree occurred the marriage of their daughter. Miss Ctr ie, to John Kniser, Rev. C A Mtnnicke, of the German Lutheran church, officiating. They were attended by MissLucj Kaiser, a sister of the groom, and Ruben Bleuer, a brother of the bride A larpe asstm blage of the intimate friends and re-la tives of the contracting parlies were present and w itnussed the ceremony, afti r which congratulation were la ord r and later a sumptuous wedding fei.sl was served to the guests. Bleuer's orchestra was on hand and furnished delightful music for the occasion, and dancing was iudulged in by a large number of those present. The young couple are both well known here, h&vim; been raiped in the city, the bride being a most estimable young lady and the groom a popular clerk in the employ of J. M Schaab. They were the ncipients of many handsome and useful presents frrtn admiring friends and will go to houB'-'keepiug in this city in a short time. The Theatre. Milton Nobles is essentially one of the baet actors on the stage. He ia an ideal a character in himself. Probably no mm has done more to eleyate the stand ard of the drama than he. Consequently tbe public delight to honor htm and bis gifted wife, Dolly Nobles. Mr. Nobles writes his own plays and acts them as he writes them. The second prcscntatien of his great play, "From Sire to Son," at Harper's theatre last night was wit nessed by a large and appreciative audi ence. The production as usual wa9 pre sented with careful attention to every detail. Milton and Dolly Nobles are always welcome again wherever they have appeared. Tonight at theBurtis at Davenport will be presented the successful comedy, "Blue Jeans " Rock Island will be well represented in the audience. Tomorrow night the Carleton Opera company wili sin the popular opera "In digo" at Harper's theatre. It will be a musical event worthy the attendance of all lovers of tho highest order of operatic production. A V.etory fur Bock Island. Properly adjusted pectacles and eyr-glas-es are something that Rock Island has leng been iu need of. Prof H Hirsohberg. the well known optician of C29 Olive street, St. Louis, has appointed T. H Taomts agent for his celebrated diam.ind and non-changeable spectacles and eyeglas.ses, where a complete assortmeut can alway be found. Prof. H. Hirscbberg will remain in Rock Island April 7, 8 and 9, and all tboi-e in need of properly adjusted spec tacles and eye-glasses should avail them selves of this opportunity. Examination of ejes free of charge. Tax Aotiee. Notice is hereby given that the town ship collector ia obliged to return bis books to Ui c unty collector not later than the 20 lb iost., after which date cost; will be added. Office with Hurst & Donaldson, Masonic Temple block. Office open evenings. T. Scodek, Collector. Ob! love, what is it in this world of ours that makes people tuffer S3 with neuralgia t" "Can't tell, my pet, unless the average citizen hasn't got sense enough to buy a bottle of Salyation Oil tbe greatest care on earth for pain. ONE Nltilir ONLY THURSDAY, MARCH 17. Sp eijl Ec ?agement of the Famous W. T. Carlton Opera Co. In the latest London, Paris ard New York suceess, Strauss' INDIGO New ami Gorgeous Costumes ! Tripht and Beautiful Mumc! 44-CHORUS OF-44 A G'U-lt C;it. lrxo-'.ro. 73. Mluud S.Y-, Sea: on su'e at Ilirper limine i iann:ic Tuu-dav, March 15. Dfirtis Opera Rouse, DAVENPORT. CHAS. T. KINDT.:Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY, Wedcesday Eve., laarch 16. Jwi'i A i that- CiKthigcUhcd C omeiy-lVama, -BLUE JEANS- 'It vj" never wear out." 1 he GrtaUft Success of the Past Decade. A Complete Production in Every Detail. See the Little Bull 31a.-k Wonder, Tne Greut Iiarbeeue Sci ne. The Kisins Sun Itoarer Baud, And the Kkai.ivtic Saw Mill in Fi'll Cpkbation. P, ices l 25, SI. CO, TTi, 50 and ar,c. Seat sale jiouu;y. Miircn n. ul ritites. Telephone io. l. Sheet Music, 2oOO Pieces to select 'rom. Whv pav 40 cents toSl.Ofi rr which yon can jret for 10 cents at C. C. TAYLOR, JltlT Second Avenue. Ei Ei E Ei Did you guess it ? It Means for Ease. IT ffct r win t fT''arl m.1 mi 1-i rh. trw W Ma of fl mu WIST OHM IM If the lines in this diamond figure do not appear equally biack ia ail the different meridians, it indicates a defect of sight that causes nervous head-aehe and should be corrected at once. Eyes tested free -BY H. 0. TOLSOM, Jeweler and Optician. Children Cry for Pitcher's Ca&torla The Blizzard of last week rlr A.S flenAni alii? - able for a sale of spring and summer wo jeei n Dotn a duty and pleasure to continue our special prices for another week. With our stock largely augmented with later arrivals Of choice srvlas fn-r v,,i- ... uia ween., we will on Monday a- m. continue the sale with attractive additions and special new features. The hitrh tonflrt rn-info t.. no Inches in width, seems to be a leading favorite. We are selling them and in tend to continue this w vfc at cat; per yard- A good assortment still left of those :2 inch orinted OhiTift eiib-e ir-uu i vruiio tucy last will go at 60c: probably no dnpli- uouau. x ne crvstai sttb-a Iti 7 new shades for spring costumes are U'.te as DODtllar n nnv cVirr, . - The favorite colors are moving very freely, and not many days will see a scarcity in these goods Make your selections now while first choice can be had.; WHITE GOODS. We trust no lady of our acquaintance will imagine that wa havs been aeg lectine: our white pnn-ls iipn!ii-tinof this season. It has simply been impos- sioie 10 ana space to atspiay tne ut mense variety of styles decreed h dame fashion for the season 1 892. Wo cannot do it justice. Our shelves packed and our counters groan under their burdens of these goods Victoria lawns, 7Ho up: India linens, 5c up; stripe nainsooks. 4Hc up; stripes and checks in great variety. 6!4c; finer and better, very choice and select, ti 4!i. 8 and 8S; superr line of tv-t stripes, corded and fancj-, at 12, 16. IT and 20c- Printed India mulls p.t 10, 12"5and. 13c. Dotted and fitmrBfl Tnnllc nnr wash goods-ail colors S to 1 2c- Black printea grenadines, tne most exqu:si confections ever yet brought to light- Sraee for dcsrrinHn nrtrl cn- fr- the display cf these wonderful cre- uous oi wuiie ana coiorea wasn gooew cannot ba founi at this tims. Vh visiting our store don't fail to leck mrouga tnis aepc rtmerit. Our dressmaking department on seconl floor is now open and orders coming in freely, ladies desiring to mak engagements for early dress making would do well to secure a data as soon as possible. McCABE BROS. 1720. 1722 and 1724 Skcokd Avkntji. Rubber Boot and Shoe Sale ! Help ns make room at Central Shoe Stor Mcl'u Hip and Sporting Boots $.1 " Short Boots o" " Buckle Arctics i, " S. A. Alask8 " Imitation Sandals (Rubbers) , " 8. A. " S A. Clogs Women's Croquet Rubbers Misses' ' Childs' .'.'.".".".'.'.'.'..'.."."..'.".'.'.'.".'.'. Boys' Rubber Boots o " Arctics .... " Dull Finish Overs " Rubbers 00 30 15 .75 50 50 30 25 -22 00 ' no 40 10 These are all first quality goods. Seconds are 10 per cent cheaper. GEO. SCHNEIDER. Harper House Block We Test the Eye Free of Charge! And invite all persons needing spectacles to call and try our new. system of fitting the eye. We Guarantee Satisfaction in Every Case. CALL AND SEE US! T. H. Thomas, Druggist and Optician. We cannot reach all, but hope to reach you by this adTertisment. Respectfully. TJrJDERHIL.L & GLASS, PROPRIETORS OF Park's Restaurant. If you are hungry give U3 a call at 1611 Second avenue, next door east of Looaley's crockery store. A fresh line of tobacco and cigars always on hand. B. F. DeGEkR, Contractor and Builder, Office and Shop Corner Seventeenth B. . . T . . . . f, T, l. J acd Seventh Avenue, : " JVOIK ISjailQ. t"AU kinds of carpenter work a specialty. Plans ani estimates for all kinds ef btSd:e fnmWeed on rpflcai'ni. FEBRUARY 1 We begin to take stock, and in order to reduce it we will this week make BIG CUTS. Fair Store. From all purchases of $1 and over we will deduct 15 Per Cent. Come now and save money. Art Store. Ia this department we wittdicoas: jrocr pur chateoa Bibles 10 per cent Albums .... ?5 per cent Stationery W perjemt Black Books .ttTteTect Juveniles....... T.....t0 pereat Etching. Engravings....S3)f per eerr. Picture Frames, Cabinet. . .S3 per cent Picture Frames, to order.. 19 per test GEORGE H. KINGSBURY. 1703 and 1705 Second avenue. Telephone XoM 2 1.