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XllJS AKUUS. MONDAY, JANUAltY 23,1893. TITTCHAT. The Jioutrjthkw, seems to be on time. . t J o Dress good 8le at Mclntire Bros. thi week. Cloaks big discount at Mclntire Brob'. this week Clearing aale of blankets at tbe Colum bia tbis week. "O Dowd'a ' Neighbors" at Harper's theatre tonigbt. Read tbe special sale adv. at the Co1' utnbia tbia week. A bright boy of 15 to 18 is wanted at Simon & Moa?nfeMeri. Mark Mdrphy in "O'Dowd's Neighbor'' at Harpet's theatre this evening. Dress goods Last call before inven tory and ood going cheap at Mclntire Bros.' A big j )b lot of granite ware just re caived at tbe Columbia and will be sold lower than ever. Mclntire Bros.', make specially low prices on cloaks and several lines of dress goods tbis week. All tbe latest topical songs in O'Dowd's Neighbors" at Harper's theatre tbis evening. Whether you need any pants or not, drop in and see Simon A Mosenfelder's 13.40 and ti lines. C. A. Rose, of tbis city, todty disposed of bis interest in the Mollne Pump com pany to A. R. Bryant. - Bishop Newman lectures at the First M. E. church tomorrow evening on the "March of Civilization." Stone's forthcoming directory will show Rock Island's po ation to be be tween 18 000 and 19,000. Ueliy .Bros, are now prepared to suit any and everyone desiring a bu'lding site with a beautiful location. Charles Hilderbrsndt and wife, in South Park, are happy in the advent of a new Son at their new home. The Co'umb'a, the cheapest place in tbe city to buy Roods. Road the new change of tidv on last page. Mark Murphy, of Murrav & Murphy fame, is the hero of "O'Dowd's Neigh bors'" at Harper's theatre tbis evening. Reidy Bros, bave just placed upon the market a choice lot of residence prop erty that can be bad oc reasonable terms. Tbe "March of Civilization" will be the topic of Biabop Newman's lecture at the First M. E. church tomorrow even tag. Simon & Mosenfelder's special pants sale is an immense success. And it onght to be, for such bargains are seldom offered. All tbis week you can bur welt shoes at the M. & K. at a reduction of $1 25 a pair early callers have tbe advantage in first choice. $3 75 quality at 2.50; 84 quality $2.75; $5 quality $3 75 and $6 quality f 4 75 ladies' welt shoes special sale altheM.&K. A. D. Sweeney, of Fort Dodge, Km., brother of E. D. and W. L Sweeney, or Rosk Island, spent fcuody here on bis way through tbe city. If you are seeking something to pro voke a good laugh, go to Harper's theatre tonight and see Mark Murphy in 'O'Dowd's Neighbors " "O'Dowd's Neighbors," which will be seen at Harper's theatre tonight, gener ally appear at $1 a ticket. Tonight tbe best seat is 75 cen s Manager Montrose has made a good catch for our theatre goers in booking tbe great Frobman success, "Gloriana," at Harper's theatre Feb. 17. IToret von Eoeckritz, analytical and dispensing pharmacist, haa moved bis pharmacy one block south, to tbe corner of Fifth avenne and Twenty-third street. Horst von Koechritz, analytical and dispensing pharmacist, has moved his pharmacy one block south, to tbe corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-thirl street. Tbe committee of supaivisors in con nection with tbe Drury toll road case. met at tbe office of State's Attorney Searle this afternoon to formulate its report. A. Johnson is now prepared to make suits to order from $15 up This low price will only last for a short time Sp.'cial ra'es fr r students. 1714 Second avenue. ... A thoroughly instructive and enter taining lecture will be that, given by Bishop Newman at tbe First M. . church tomorrow night. The -March of Civilization." Judge Smith reconvened the circuit court at 2 o'clock this afternoon and the care of Ida Johnson, of Moline, charged with concealing tbe death of ber infant, was taken up. "In bis new home" Horat von Eoeck ritz, analytical and dispensing pharma cist, baa moved bis pharmacy one block south, to tbe corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-third street. "Call on him at his new home" Hoist von Koeckri'z, analytical and dispensing pharmacist, baa moved bis pharmacy one block south, to .tbe ca-ncr of Fifth avenue and Twenty third street. Charles H. Beachler, of Viola, and Miss Minnie M. Steepleton, of North Henderson, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Judge Adams at the court bouse this morning. At tbe meeting of the Trl-City Travel ers' association held at its rooms on Sat urday evening, tbe new officers were (In ly installed and it was also decided to add a billiard table in the way of amuse LPPRI The only Pure Cream of Tartar Povrder. No Ammonia; No A lum. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard menl -Aids. Schroeder sod Nelson b aye ar ranged an aldermanic party to take a !ir lie trip to Aurora and Rorkford Wednec- i day, for the purpose of seeing if those cities possess any advantages Rock Inland does not. Simon Morenfelder er.joy the repu tation of fnrnifrhiog better qualities than they advertise. Just examine their $ 2 50 pants and compare them with any in town at tha. price, or 9 1 more, for that matter. Bert Holcombe, too of tbe former rec tor of Trinity church, Is with the O'Dowd's Neigh'-ors" company, which appears at Harper's theatre tonifcht, rd has been greeting old friends in the city today. In const quence tf the lecture of Bichop Newman at the Firft M E. chuTch tomorrow evening the regular revival services will be postponed, but will continue bb usnal Wednesday night. As tbe meetings progress the interest is stendily prowing. Tbe first day of the special sale of Indies' welt shoes at tie M. & K opened with a rush. They have' an Immense stock, but there is no telling how lone it will be before the sizes are broken as the public apDrectUe a grod thin? especially when it comes from tbe M. & K. The sale continues all this wee Mrs. M Arnold gavj a rcreption to her lady friends of the tri-cities at the rooms of the Stondftrd club on Saturday after noon. A larse numbi-r called and were most agreeably entertained. In the eve ning 'be yonng people were extenled the same hospitalities nod spent several bonrs in dancing and other diversions. It was a happy affair in every particular. At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon At torneys Chamberlain and McGuirk ap peared before the court in the case of Anna M. J. Sutton sga'nst her husband. EMjah Bently Sutton. Mrs Sutton charges her husband with being a prize fighter; with threaten:ng the life of her self and baby; with beins; lazy; with let ting her go hungry, aid maltreating ber in divers ways. Mrs. Sutton is only 20 ?ears old. She asks for a sepsraticn. Davenport Leader. WHERE LICORICE CROWS. How tha riant Grow and What It ! lined For. On the banks of tl e Tigris and the Euphrates the licorice plant is chiefly grown. These great rivers flow through flat, treeless prairies of uncultivated and nearly uninhab tated land. For three months of ths year hot winds blow and the temperature reaches 104 degrees, says the Boston Traveler. For six months of the year the cli mate is moderate acd salubrious, and for three months b eak and wintry the thermometer going down to 30 de grees at night. The licorice plant is a small shrub, with light foliage, prowing to about three feet high wh re its roots can reach the water. I: grows without any cultivation. No lands are leased for the purpose and no objection is made to its being cultivated. It grows on red-earth soil, and also on light, almost sandy, where the wood is best, provided it lias plei ty of water and the ground is not more than lifty yards from the actual river or stream. Tbe wood, after on:e being dug up, grows better afterward. The time of collecting is generally during the win ter, but it is possible all the year round. The root when dug is full of water and must be allowed to dry. a process which takes the best part of a year. It is then sawed or cut into small pieces from six inches to a foot long. The good and souu 1 pieces are kept and the rotten ones are used for fire wood. It is then taken in native river boats to Bussorah, whonce it is shipped in pressed bales to Lc ndon and again from there to America, where it is used largely in the manufacture of to bacco. The black licorice sticks sfbld in drug stores come mostly from Spain and are made of pure juice, mixed with a little 6tarch, which prevents it from melting in hot. weather. The word "licorice" is of Greek origin and means "sweet root." They Forgot Their Tnct. Women are called ihe tactful sex, says the Buffalo Courur. Two women came to the Court Street theater on Saturday afternoon in search of a third woman, whose father had died sud denly. The matinee was in progress and the curtain was up. Tha door keeper bade them wait till the act was over and then cautioned them against breaking the sad newt, to their friend while she was in the theater. "Just tell her she is uaute I at home," he said, "and get her out as quickly as possible." In a few minutes there was a mighty noise from within and the two women emerged, supporting tieir friend, who was shrieking and throwing herself about. She was tnken from the build ing in a half fainting condition. Donbtless the scene v as renewed at frequent intervals on the road home. Tbe awkwardness of the messengers had added difficulties to their own task as well as spoiled the pleasure of a large number of peoplt. "There!" said the doorkeeper in dis gust, "that's just like u woman. Yon can tell a man somethiig and he'll see the point of it. But women go all to pieces in emergencies." m owder. EE ak I World's Fair Visitor. De.iriog pleasant rooma in a private bouse will consult their interests by com j miinlcaiing with tbe nnders gaed. who I bus a bouse of fourteen rooms five blocks ) from tbe ma n en'rance to tbe World' fa:r grounds. A W. McCandlkss, 1001 Masonic Temple Intelligence Column. rHB DAILY A KG US DELIVERED AT YOUR door every evening for Mite per week. WAN1ED A COtuP TENT COOK APPLX at Mr. Smart HtrpetV, Aiken ttn-et. South Rock Island. ANTEI AQ.1OD STRONG ABLE BODIFD eirl fir Prnerll hnnvr rlr. Annlv A.9 Brady ttrect, Davenport. WAJJTKD ACTIYK, INTELLIGENT CEV. tletnen of 1 rye acquaintance to represent the SAFETY FOND. Handsome income. Ad dress, with references, Manager, 447 Rockery. Chicago, 111. $- TO fl5 PER DAY AT HOME. SEL 1NG O Liphtninc Plater and i latins Jewln, watchea, tableware. fcc Plate of the flneat jewel- co'iar.. jr.n:' kinuaof metal, with told, ilver or nickel. No uxperiecce No capita. Kvcrv win r noods needing plating. H. a DSl-NOO o'ntnno. Airj u s e m c n t s. B urtis Opera House, DAVENPORT, Tuesday Evening, Jan. 24. En-jag mentrf the great Eng is-h Actor, MR. C. S.WILURD, T rcct from Hoo!oy"T!ieatre, Chicago if he Midd eman By Flenry Arthur Jones, author of the SILVER KING Origlna Cast, Original Scenery. Pri es S1..V), 100. 75 and 50c. Boxes $12 00. kfScats at Flukes, Saturday Jan. 2:st. Tele ptone No. 'JO Harper's Theatre, J. E. Montrose, Manager. Monday, January 23rd. MARK MURPHY'S COMEDIANS In the La est Operatic Comedy, Oll'S NEIGHBORS. Vark Vnrphy, James Thornton. Fred C. t ynolds, Yolancle York , Lot ie Mealy Mack. Kol te Brook?, Jennie Graves, And others. David Conrov. Tony P hines, Kmil Krnardt, Marie Cantll. Jennie Mnrphy. Elma Wilton. Delcie Walker, As pndnced under the management of Eugene Wellington throaybont U:e country last season, when it received instant recognition of he Press and Pabllc a the most saeeesxfnl pernt'C comedy . Presented by a stroeg company i-inging and uancing arusta. Sets on sale Saturday January 2l.t. Prices 7. 50, and 25 cents. g urtis Opera House, DAVENPORT. TWO PERFORMANCES! Wednesday and Thursday Jan. 25 and 26 THE WORLD FAMED HANLON BKO'S Grard Fairy-like Pantomimic Spectacle, Fantasma" New Tab'oaus. New Scenery. New Tricks, New Mnsic, J ew Wonders, Gorgcon? Transformation. Prices ft, 7S, 60 and 9tr . Seats at Flukc"s Tuisday Jan 21 Telephone No. 2 I. T To enter into a great long sensational article regarding the extra ordinary reductions in price we have made throughout our entire stock. The fact is, we have just let the contracts "for the manu facturing of our spring stock, previous t o the arrival of which we are bound to unload, and this is $ 7.50 Men's Overcoats at $5.00, worth $10.00 10.00 Men's Overeoats at 7.50 " 12.50 13.50 Men's Ulsters, dandies, at 8.90 " 18.00 Men's warranted not to rip pants at $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, and $2.00. Just as good as those other dealers advertise at $2.50. The prices quoted above are what the goods are worth the price we have been selling at and the reduced price. We guar antee the reductions a positive saving in every instance. Best Equipped Clothing and Shoe House in Rock Island County. 1729 2d THE RIVERSIDE OAE will keep fire all night with soft coal; will not ess or sm be; heavy steel body; lure aab pan. 0!1 and examine this wonderful ptove sold hy DAVID DON, The Verdict of Great Artists In Favor of the KIMBALL Frosa a large number of letters In posse sion of the manu'actnrcra indorsing the snpeiiority of the Kimball Piano we mention the following well known music'ang who have used and recommend them: Adelira Patt!, Sie. Tomi:no, S r. Sarasate, Lilli Lehman, Max Alvary. Ovide Hut-in, VincieHauk, S Del Putnte. ". Behretss, Mme. Albanl. Sig. Arditl, P. S. G Imore, Mm. Noidica. Emil Fischer, A. D NovelMs. Fnrsch-Madi, 8ig. r'eroti. Emil Li- bilng, Mme. Fabri,- Sig. Kevelli. Chaa. Konkel, Clementine de V. re, W. C. E. Seeboeck And many other prominent musicians of Ear. ope and America. The piano thus indorsed by the col'eetlve senilis and authorities of tbe world mav t e found in large variety, together with the Kimba'l, Roed an Portable pipe o-gana as well eg well as tbe ce'ebra ed Ballet & Davis and Emerson pianos of cheaper make, at the wareroome cf D. ROY BOWLBY'S. 1726 Second Ave. -Base Ball Headquarters. - THE ARCADE, Cigar Store and Billiard Parlor. Always on hand the finest brands of domestic and imporud ciirara. All brands of tobacco. The score of all the ball games wi'l be received daily. L. GLOCKHOFP, Prop., 1S(08 Second Avenne, UNN mmmmmm CfNTIRE BROS. M CLOAKS. CLOAKS. 33 1-3 per cent discount on cloaks this wet-k SPECIAL. 1-3 off tlie piice of all Ladies' cloaks, plash garments excepted. This is a big discount, but we make it big in order to make our stock of cloaks look small. McIMRE BROS., The "Columbia Will Not be Undersold. Calico per yard $. 4 Blown glass tumble? s. lead gloss. set of six 20 Blown glass tumblers, engraved, pet of hi 25 Blown glass tumblers, engraved, set of six 33 250 slightly soiled, over and un der shirts 10, 12 and .1 5 Birdcages 48 up Eight-day clocks, walnut frames, j-hour strike 2 97 Nickel alarm clocks 78 7 spool embroidery 5 Positively the lowest. THE P J. YOUSG, Proprietor. 1728 Second Av. JOHN GJFSON, THE IIBST-CLA8S HORSE SHOEE. Ia now located in his new shop. At 324 Seventeenth Street. t2P"Ligbt shoes a ipeeiaUj. Oppoeite the Mi ut4 ECESSARY $15.00 Men's Overcoats at 18.00 Men's Overcoats at 22.00 Men's Overcoats at Big reductions in Boys' Underwear, etc. Dress Goods. BARGAINS. As we preparing to ta e nven torr ycu will find 80tt bargains in dress g0od8 veforewe begin to m. ure. PECAL.-20 per cent d!8. count off all p!ush gar. raents with two excep. tions. 1 5 deducted from present pi ice. Mrs Potts' nicktNplaled irocs, s. t.i, 250 men's heavy ribbtd stir's ami drawers, part wool Ladies' jerfev ribbed pan's, I lark, all wool, b'g bargain Shawl straps each 100 boillt s rasgic cream.lowest price ever made on tb's Satin spr slick pins Knit skirts Your choice of feather hat trim mings, this week only 1C0 boxes papcretts, big value. . . . Self-wrioging mops Will not be undersold. COLUMBIA, HOPPE, THE TAILOR, 1803 Second Avenue. $11.00, worth $19.50 12.90 " 20.00 17.00 " 25.00 Suits, Boys Knee Pants, ave., 1 16 to 120 18th St