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-TOTJB, i FBIDAY, MA y 20. 18Ua What is J IVV jastoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's piescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otber Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Sjrups, and Castor Oil. jt is ricasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria dest roys Worms and allays feverisliness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castori;. assimilates the food, r?gulatcs the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Castfri.i is an cxcrllent medicine for chil dren. Mntlu rs have repeatedly tola me or its mod effect ujwn their children." Da. G. C. Osgood, Lowell, Mass. "Castoria is the liest remedy for children of which 1 mil acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant n hen mothers will consider the real Interest of tbi-ir children, nd use Castoria in neail of the variousquack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium. tfem down tln-ir throats, thereby sending fixa ic premature graves." Da. J. F. Keichbloe, Conway, Ark. The Centaur Company, T7 Murray Street, New York City. Patronize Home Industry and BY UStNO - MERRICK'S SPOOL COTTON. - l: is Six Cord Soft Finish, Full ceanre, and is equally well adapted for Baud and Machine Hewing. For sale It McINTIRE BROS., td Dry Gf od Hone? generally. MERRICK THREAD CO., 205 Fifth Avenue, Chicago jTRI-CITY : Shirt Factory: Our Sh irt iwcialty. We make them ouwehre., .rataehomc industry. Our Suits . teatie to yonr order, and they are tailor-made "P-eeM.n.-ins from $16 np. vur rants owniL pHco. und we invite competition. ttfl make , oiection from OTer soo d,ffer. i prices from f S and cp. Our Prices . J dnpl.cated, our workmanship cannot be ia:' "" wc "ant, and last, but not ,v " 0J' Pron!re i, solicited, "'wo et us at the Tri-City Shirt Factory, J'tC0'"1 avecne. overLooele,., crockery store. FRANK ATTWATER, Proprietor. John Volk & Co., CONTRACTORS AND HOUSE BUILDERS. -umciurerB or Doors Blinds, Siding, Flooring, Wainscoating. 8t" Third and Fomrtt ares. "OCK ISuAKD. C 0. 13. tam Laundry, " 221 and 223 EIGHTEENTH ST. pW'l- of Dress Skirts. , rri a8 LoW tbe Lowe8t CARL3ACHTERMAN, Proprietor tbe tbe strength orsran a tnetbodc impuMll lalpm H XVvvvvr 4 "3 Castoria. " Cat toria is so well adapted to children that I recon .mend it as superior toany prescription known to nie." H. A. Archer, M. d.. Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. "Our physicians in the children's depart ment liave spoken highly of their experi ence ir their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular produce, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look witt favor t pon it." United Hospital and Dispensary, Boston, Mass. au-m i. smith, rre., Protect the Labor of America MY Grand Millinery Op sning was a success in ivery particular. My Spring Styles Are exquisite. Call and see them MISS KATE BYRNES, LEADING MILLINER, - 1709 Second Avenue. HfA ,'ent for the Staten Island dying es tablishn ent. 1 nA .t a i r f t t PARKERS' Landry, Wast es svery thing from a fine silk handkerchief to a circus tent; Lace curtains especially. No. 1724 THIRD AVE. A. M. & Li. J. PARKER,' Telephone No. 1214 - The Rock Island. Weekly Argus Is the best - medium through which to reach the country trade. Advertisers should have their announcements ready by Thurs day Horning to insure insertion in the current week's issue. VIGOR OF HEN Eaall t. Quickly. Permanent! Reatorad. Weal " Kermuna, Debility, and all of evil, from early error, or later nnuwrn. IU of overwork, sickness, worry, etc. Full . development, and tone rim to every d portion of tbe boor. fitmDla. n.tnrml trail rem . Immediate Improvement seen, Failure le. l.CMJ reference. Book, explanation . ' " j rrfw. Aaeress ii medio Ak co.. Buffalo, n. y. "COLE MOXON." -ln County's Voi-mrr Poet la toe Fore-ts of Jnichlsran-Fond Re collect iena of Former Days. V.OLEMAN, Mich.. May 15. Corres pondence to The Argus. 1 take tLis method of letting my many friends of KrtOfcr I O I awKA..a a a v "umy kdow where I am and what I am doing. It has been ouite a numoer of years since I left Rock Asiaua county, yet. In my goings in Illi . uu.au auu jnicnigan. 1 and no place that can take the place of my home wuuij. nine nomes. wealthy fwmers ana regularly laidout fields of fbwine grain growing on a rich soil characterize Kock island and the joining counties such as I have not seen in any of the three named states. Aith "-uuuU M. CBjU IVU1S Dae at my old home and its rcrroundingg with nloocA i t . D f.v.uic, nuu see now l use a to en joy myseu on .Fourth of July's sad Die niss playing my old fife in the Union oanu, or oetter Known as Gaunt's Martial band, and how I enjojed myself at our Baiuenngs ana with my man? ...vuuo, jd, u iucsu inings nave failed to &eep me irom launching out among strange Deot)le and imn a nDnr nnn.. Five years ago, where I now am, there was notning or consequence that indica ted farming land, but, today, from 20 acres (my brother and I have that much cleared) to 40 seres in a clearing is be coming a common thing. Farmers are oeginning to thrive, while the lumber. men are turning their attention m other vocation, or else seeking some other uicetui uauisiuroea pine. Many thous and train loads of pine have left this part of the Michigan forest and haa irc ;t. identity ss a log in many saw mills in the oBKiunw vsney. Many times have men searched these ioresis over for the refuse of other men and now the last of ali, but not of the least importance, comes the shingle ma chine. The shingle mill takes the last piece or an old pine log that is fit for anything, and, in many instances, leaves the land free for the farmer tr nrcnarp for the plow. Fortunately or not so, I duw not wnicn, l naye Become connect ed with the shingle business . I have the general supervision of a mill. Oar village of Coleman has a dodu's tion Of 600: it is thriving I.AVffrnl nan stores have opened this year; also quite a uuiuuiT oi private aweiiings have been omit. I be town has voted 5.000 for the erection of a new school house, and new bank is to be built and in operation by the first of September next. This spring the farmers are held bsck from their work on account of an mnrh rin and it puts me in mind of a spring about uyc years ago in uocK island county when the farmers c iuld not get on their land for several weeks. I know fully now mis was, lor l was there. I wes working on a farm two nH a half m wet of Rey: olds.atd well do I remember the cold and disagreeable rains that spring. i can bes-, express my exper ience on the fsrm that spring bv ouotine a poem that I wrote one rainy day while l was crouched down in a woodbox in the corner trying to keep myself out of the way. Some will remember the poem wune some win nor. and ouite like v mm. wui nave lorgouen tue writer; neverthe icss, i am pieasea to let vou Know 1 am still among the living, and prospering in a slow way, in the regions of the pine iores ts oi Aiicnigan. The poem that I spoke of runs like this: RAIST WEATHER. TU a cold rainy day in the middle of May. Anri wm'm. all hn1f4iA I .4 . i-.. " ' UUJU .VU I.IUBC IUUUU lUCUICi Here's tbe fatber and sod, for tbe chores are all And, too, here's the man pa did hire It is nse'ess to growl for the wind will still pronl, u ujc ante aim unuer lue noor. And it came-, a chill as it comes with a will. uriving nam me com rain neatb tbe door. It Is time to be warm so tbe boney bee'd swarm, Tint v ' .nAk " t. .1.1. I . And, there's our corn (planting, I can scarce keep To think bow my plan always Kisses, One day I was proud, for the eronnd was n-osi piowea. Bat now, it is rainme and the plows are remaining In tk. aam , i , . ... , If the women had wood I would feel just as goad For, they're all the time tome complaining. But, the wood is all wet and it's all I can get, uuui iivicub up uiu (juiie raining. Still tbe rain's coming down, bnt, we mast go to Pn. th. wstmnn vill V. . n ,Ub wll . And, there mast be a change in the site of that If it's done by the light of a taper. O, wky does it rain ! it is coming again. We will sure have no corn just as sure as you're uuru. For, the snn don't shine two days together. Tbe little birds sing on the trees, a they swing. They don't seem lo know it Is raining; O, why arent we gay like the birds are all day. Vrtm .or 111 ... 1. 1 V. I ' " u uut auaitv i. mil uj vuiupiuinill. J.COLB MoXOH. Advrrtls-a lAttt ss. SO. Letters not delivered at Rock Island postoffice May. SO. 1893 Brandon W B Bowker Frank Bolan William Moore Kate Moore Mrs Pells Law Ross J W Ktipert William Bonner E I Davis A H Mgrlnter i s r at., V t n.c Fitzpatrick T Smith Jaoe (S) Vernon (Catherine Miss 1 snepnera cnarlotte I M Mrs Ore BeDCbam Iverson Iver Wallace James Wing Fred I Wiltmanihaus Catb ( erine Mrs HOWARD WSLLS. P. M I LAmoert IX r care I KB Yonnir Mickev Isaac loungdaae State of Ohio, Crrr of Toledo, JjUCAB COUHTY. J Frank J. Chenev makes nath that ha is the senior nartner of th firm nf V I Cheney & Co, doing business in the city vi iuicuu, vuuu.y uiu e.aie aiuresaiu.ana that said firm will nav the sum nf nna hundred dollars for each and every ease of catarrh that cannot be enred by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. . Fbank J. Cheney. R wnm tn Vwfnr. ma nnrt TKof.riKaul tn Buvu..av.U .u my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D.. 1886. . ; i A. W. Gleason, seal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intcraallv and acta directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props .. Toledo. O. 8old by druggists, 75c. A splendid assortment of fruit trees. errs no vines, small frnlta anil Kanutif,,! evergreens for laws or cemetery. Mail oraers promptly auenuea to. ftursery. Port Byron, IU. BRIEF MENTION. ,,BenHur"Jnne 7. Evansville tomorrow. Ice cream at Krell & Math's. Remember "Ben Hur" June 7, Orange ice at Krell & Math's. Rugs at Cleraann & Sa!zmann's. Nice spring lamb at H. Schroeder's. All kinds of vegetab'.es at Browner's. Order your cakes from Krell & Math. Nice strawberries tomotrow at Young's. Notice Reidy Bros.' partial list of nmn. erty for sale. A full line of vegetables at Young's to morrow. Nice strawberries and nineannlpa at the May grocery. Neckwear, neckwear an endlesn v.. riety st Lloyd & Stewart's. Your pastry is not comolete without Krell & Math's icecream. A new line of rugs iust unnarkerl at Clemann & Salzmann's. Try our cream pie: it is delicious: fresh every day at Krell & Math's. Cost what it may M. & K. are deter mined to lead the shoe business. You can at all times find a full line of new patterns in wall uaDer at Sul ci iff e's. 23 different styles prices from S5 to $6 50 all included in the 4 shoe at the M. 5 K. If you want a nice box of candv sten into Krell & Math's and have them nut one up for you. If you missed getting a oair at 1 63 last Saturday get them today worth $2 50 the Boston. For rent or ssle At a bargain . A quare Stemway piano. Enquire of Mrs. i. S. Guyer, 730 Nineteenth street. Call at Sutcliffe's and convince vour- self that he has the stock of finest wall paper in the city at the lowest prices. All those fine patent leathers, black and bronze cloth tops; also M. & K's. cele brated $6 foot-form shoes included in the $4 sale, from 9 to 10 on Saturday. t or Sale A complete boarding house. room for 40 men, near C. R. I. & P. depot. Enquire at this office. This house has j'ust been newly fitted. Sick- nefs is the cause of selling. The children of the primary department of Augustana College arranged a pleas ant surprise for Prof. Bittbolomew of that institution Thursday evening, and presented hirr. with a well filled purse. There will be two games between the Evansvilles and Rock Islands at the ball park tomorrow, and the morning will be for ladies and children especially, for whom the price of admittance will be 10 cents. Others usual rates. Walter S. Black, formerly night clerk at the Rock Island house, who is greeting guests there for a few days while Day Clerk Martin is in Cuicago. leaves in few day for Old Point Comfort, where he has a position in one of the summer hotels M. &K. have deposited $500 at the Rock Island National bank, which they agree to forfeit if the shoes they advertise as their $4 shoe sale are not the same they haye been and will continue to sell at f 6.50, 6, 35.60 and $5. The jury in the case of the Rt. Rev Wm. Steyens Perry ys. the Lassig Bridge and Iron company, which retired to con its verdict at about 5:30 Tuesday after noon, in the district court in Davenport. reached a decision at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The jury first returned to the court-room in the morning to report that it had agreed to disagree, and asked to be discharged, bnt this failed to suit Judge Woife, who sent the twelve back to fight it out. Their verdict allows the bishop $600. It will be rpmcmhorpH the bishop had a fall on the bridge one dark night while some of the company's apparatus Was thereon in a msnnoi-'tn create an obstruction . A Source of Annoyance. Every man. woman or child who i af. flicted with chilblains, frostbites, etc. knows well that it is worth a conH HpoI to nave a remedy at hand that will give speedy and immediate relief. Krause's German Oil, the great German remedy, is worth its weight in gold for these tortur ing ailments. For sale by all druggists. iianz as Ltannsen wholesale agents. Republican. National Convention, Minneapolis. Minn. Commencing June 7, 1S92. For above the "Burlington Route, C. B. & Q. R. It.," will Bell tickets to Minneapolis and return at a round trio rate of one lowest first class fare. Tickets on sale June 2 to 6. inclusive, return limit to and inr.ludinc June 25, 1892. inclusive. H. D. Mack. Div. Pass'r. Agt. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Hiss, -oe wtuuc to Castoria. Wben she had Children, sbe gave tuem Castoria. Nearly every one needs a spring med icine, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is un doubtedly the best. Try it this season. Children Cry for ditcher's Castoria t . The success of Hood's Sarsaparilla is became it posses true merit, and no claim is made for it which is not fully supported. Children Crvfor Pitcher Castorttv 1 Busy Rain or Shine. LOW PRICES And Easy Payments at Cash Prices on Furniture, Carpets, Stoves and House Furnishings. Do not delay but come to us for Bargains in Baby Carriages, Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators. Lace and Chenille Curtains, Carpets, Rugs and Mattings, Dining and Bed Room Outfits at unheard of prices. VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT AND We Will Save you Money. OHAS. A. MEOK, 322 Brady Street, Davenport, 1. Teib phone 421 Open evenings till 8 o'clock. Saturdays till 10. DAVIS & CO. Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Gas and Steam Fitting, SANITARY PLUMBING. A complete line of Pipe, Brass Goods, PackiDg Hose, Fire Brick, Etc. Largest and best equipped establishment west of Chicago. DAVIS IBLOCK, Moline, HI. 1712 First Ave,, Rock Islaad, EL Telephone 20S3. Telephone 1 148. . . Residence TeleDb,one 1169 CONRAD SCHNEIDER DE A.LSB IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Flour, Etc. Telephone 1098. B. F. THOMAS & CO., Elm Street Meat Market All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand. Game, Fish and Oysters In the season. Reynolds' Block. Molink Ave., FOOT OF ELM ST. R. G. Hudson HUDSON CARPENTERS All kinds of Carpentering promptly, attended to. Estimate Shop cor. First ave. ard Seventeenth au Rock Is' and. THE NEW City 'Bus and Express Line. Telephone Rock Island or Harper Hotels for 'bus er express wagon and you will receive prompt attention, TIMBEKLAKE & SPENCEB, Prop. J. HI CHRISTY. Steam - Cracker Bakery, 231 Twentieth street. M. J. Pabkicb. & PARKER. AND BUILDERS. HiDficisBEi or mm in sra Art Tonr Orocer for Them. Th.y tn Ken. . SPECIALTIES: The Chxiatj "Otiti" u.d CUrjty "WtK. . BOCK ISLA-X9.