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THE ARGUS, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1893. 6 CHICAGO. BOCK "-'f aviiepoi conici rHiM-'-" HrWl Knetif nwau. TRAINS. Council Blnffa A afinneso- I ta Day Express I Kansas City Day Express. .. Washington Kxpress........ 10:37 pmi SMn 2;20pmj 3:19 pm taKxpress f ; T:0sm T:pm Omaha and Denver Vesti- L . . hWu, Kxnress ( ! -44 am :56 am Kansas City Limited .. . .. : 4:49 am 11 ;10 pm nM.rf.VnrkliUDil Eiprrt-I 5:40 pm :iam Daily. tOoing east, Ifctoing west. riirT'i4TnN RUCIS-C. B. A Q. RAIL, X way Depot First avenue and Sixteenth st U.J. Tonne, agent. TRAINS. I mt. I t :40 am . j 7 :S7 pm . 6 :45 pm .1 9:5Spm . 8 :00 am H. Loa-.s oirpresa St-Loais Szpress..... .... . SV Paul Express ..... Beardstown Passenger. ... Way Frelcht (Monmoolh) . . Sterling Passenger Btl Paul Express Sterling Freight ?:h5am 5:) am 11 : J0 am Daily -CHICAGO, MIr.WACK.KB ST. PAUL RAILr way Kacine soutnwesiern uiibiod is pot Twentieth street, between First and Second :40 am 7:7 pn; 7:55 am 10:35 am 1 :50 pm 8:40 pis 8 :45 pm 10:80 TRAINS. LAvm. Amaiva. Mail and Express 7Kam .tOOpm Bt. Paul Express 8:60 pm U Ft. Accommodation 7:48 am 6:lsorr ROCK ISLAND PKORIA RAILWAY DB pot First avenue and Twentieth atreet. F. H. Rockwell. Agent. TRAINS. LAT MM"- Fas Mall Express " JfZ jnnnsi SrMpm 1 :2ft pm OabXs Aoammodation :JZH !22 S 4:00pm. 8r0 ant tRLlNUTON. CEDAR RAPIDS A NOt"- era railway, depot foot "J?!1': sort. J.B.Hannegan. Oen.T'kt A Pass. Agent. Davenport Trains. j Leave. Arrive. rsmi-nrrr 4:55 pm 10:45 am Freight. :00 am 9:46 am Leave West Davenport. West Liberty Train tNorth. ;Sooth. pssnmrrr a6:4Sam altQS am m -jus b7:20 am blO :55pm blO 40 am a9:90pm a5:45am Fregh,.. b:Vpm aDaily. bDally except Sunday. Going South and east. tGoing north. M08T DIRECT ROUTE TO THS East. South and Southeast BAST BOVKD. Fast M'l. 8. -Ob am Express 9:90 pm 8:04 pm Lv. Rock Island.. At. Orion Cambridge ... Galra Wyoming Prince vUl ... 8:46 am :08 am :36 am 10:11 am 10:80 am 8:57 pm 4:38 pm 4:65 pm 6:40 pm Peoria. ill :16 am Btoomington. 1:15 pm 9:15 pm 10:M pm 19-08 nt 10:00 pm 19:10 am 8:95 am 10: 00 am 7:S&am 7:40 am 7:10 n't rfleld. :40 Jacksonville. OC pm Decatur Danville Indianapolis. Terra Haute.. Brsnsville... St. Louis ... Cincinnati Lonlsvills :bu pm :50 pm SS nm :10 pm : mm All nm :60 pm west Borro. Lv. Peoria ... ... At. Rock Island... ,10:10 ami 3:50 pm I 1:95 pmi 7:05 pm Accommodation trains leave Rock Island at :00a. m. and 6.30 p. m; arrive at Peoria 8:50 p. m. and 1 :15 a. m. Leave Peoiia 6:00 a. m. and 7 :15p.m; arrive Rock Island 4 :00 p.m. and 1:95 b" m. All trains run dally except Sunday. All passenger trains arrive and depart Union deoot, Peoria. Free Caaircron Fast Express between Rock Islond and Peoria, both directions. Through tickets to all points ; baggage cnecked tnrousa to destination. CABLK BKAXCH. -Accom, Accom. Lv. RoekI!and 9.10 am 4.00 pm Ait. Reynolds 10.20 am 5.05 pm Cable 11.00am 5.40pm i Accom. Accom. lit. Cable 6.2" am 19.50 pm At. Reynolds j 7.00 am 1.45 pm Bock island 1 7.55 am 3.00 pm H. B. 8UDLOW, "ToCKHOUBB Superintendent. O-u'l Tat. Agei t BANKS. THE MOUNIl STATE SAVINGS BANK. Moline, 111. Office Corner Fifteenth street and Third Ave. CAPITAL. $100,000.00. eceeds the Moline Savines Bans. Organized 1SC9 5 Ter CENT HTEBESI iAID ON DEPOSITS. Organized under State Laws. penfrom 9 a. m. to 8 p n., and Wednesday and Saturday nights from7to8pm Pobtib txis'NXR. - President 1. A. Ainswokth, - - Vice-President i. F. Hexekwat. ... cashier directors: Porter Skinner. W. W. Wells, C. A. Rose, H . A. Alnsworth, 6. H. Edwards, W. H. Adams, Andrew Friberp;, C. F. Hemcnway. lliran Darling. Western Investments GUARANTEED REAL ESTATE LOANS made for private parties in the garden spot of the westjby the Orchard State Bank of.OKCHARD, NEBRASKA. K'W. Dabt. President. J. 9. Dabt! Cashier. REFERENCES. Mitchell A Lynde, Bankers, j. p. Robinson, Cashier Rock Island Natlona Bank. O. C. Carter, M. D. Henry Dart's Son. Wholesale Grocers. Correepondence solicited. It Cures Colds. Coorhs. Sore Throat. Croup, Influ enza, Whooping Couth, Bronchitis an Asthma. A certain cure for Consumption in nrst "H" and a sure relief in advanced tsgej- " Yon will see the exeeUent effect after taking ths nrst dose. Bold by dealers sTerywhers. Mrfi bottles 60 MlU and $1.00. WOOD'S PHOSPHOOINE. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Promptly and perma nently cures all forms of Nervous Weakness, Emis sions, Spermatorrhea, Im potency and all effects of abase or excesses; been prescribed over 85 years in thousands of eases; is Before arn& After. Mt medicine known; ask druggists for Wood's PHOsmonrKB: if he offers some worthless mad ictus in place of this, leave fcfa ri;hAtit itnm. enclose nrice in letter and we will send yon by return mail. Price one package $1: six, $5; one will please, six will core; pam phlet in plain sealed envelope, 9 stamps ; address 131 Woodward avenue. Detrait Mica. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTORNEYS. Em PARMENTER ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in MitcheU 4 Lynde 'e new block. JACKSON Ac HURST, TTORHEYS AT LAW. Office in Rock Isia d 0. National Bank Building. Rock Island, 111. a. nwjusiT o. z.. vitiix. .SWEENEY WALKER, TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LA iOBce in Bengston's hloot. Rock Island, 111. McENIRY A McEXIRY, TTORSEY'S AT LAW Loan money on good k security, make collections. Reference, Mitrb ell Lynde. bankers. Offiee in Postofflce block. S. W. ODELL, 1 TTORXEY AT LAW Formerly of Port Byron, l and during the past two years with the Arm of irowntng A Entriken at Moline, has now opened ax office in the Auditorium building, room 5, at dollne. C. J. SBABX.B. 8. W. SEARLE & SEARLE. I TTORNErS and Coanellors at Law and So Alicltors in Chanoerr ; efflce Bcford's block. Bock Island. PHYSICIANS. J, R. Hollowbush, M, D, Geo, E, Barth, M. D. DRS. BARTH At HOLLOWBUSH. PHTBICIAKS AND 8URGKON8, Office 409 33rd St. Telephone 1065 Residence 791 91st st. " 1 188 omci Hotnui : Dr. Barth Dr. Hollowbnsh 9 to 10 a. m, 1 10 to 12 a. m. 1 to 9 and 7 to 8 p. m. 1 2 to5and7 toSp.m. DR. CHAS. M. ROBINSON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ONLY Office McCullough Building, 134 W. 3d St. DAYESPORT, IA. Hoars : 9 to 11 am : 1 to 4 Dm. J. F. Myers, M. D. Geo. W. Wheeleb,;m. D. DRS. MYERS & WHEELER, SPECIALTIES t iorccrT and llmrasr of Women Ufflce over Krcll & Math's. Telephone 114S. orncx hocks: DR.VTEBS. I DR. WHEELER. 0 to la A. m. I 8 to 10 a. m. to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m I 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p, tn ies. telephone 12U0. Res. telephone, 11:0 DENTISTS. H. Mi PEARGE, DENTIST. Room 33 in Mitchell A Lmde new block. Take elevator. DR. J. E. HAWTHORNE, DENTIST, Teeth extracted without pain by the new nethod. No 1716 Second avenue, over Krell t Math's. 3RS. BICKEL & SCHOEMAKER . Dental Surgeons. MitcbeP. & Lynde's Block. Roocia 29-81, (Take Elevator) ARCHITECTS. Edward L. Hambatt. clabk II. BuroBD. HAM MATT & BUFORD. RCHITECrS, Rock Island, 111. Office Room ft 41, Mitchell s trynae oauamg. GEO. P. STAUDTJHAR. Arehiteet. Plans and superintendence for all'class oi Bulldince. Booms 53 and 68, MitcheU St Lynde building TAXI BLBTATOB. HOTELS. Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway, Cor. Prince St., "ew York City. Refitted and renovated under new management, on the European plan. Room rates f 1 a day and upward. Restaurant equal to the beet in the city at mod erate rate. btreet cars from all R. R. stations and steam boat and ferry landings pass the door. H1LDRETH & ALLEN, Frp's. STOPPED FREE I mans Psrsom Restore, Dr.KUKE GREAT NERVEREbTORFR INFALLIILI if UkM . . rfl.-rti. A'. FttM Mfit first day' t Mr. TrutiM And ft crial bottle frre t reivrt. Srod itain.P. O. and cxpvevs Addieu as .DlK-VNl to DK.KLINE.41t Arch s..rKiiAMnnis.ra. tiia.Pa. n3 2 0 AN ORDINANCE For the Construction of Sidewalks in the City of Rock Island. Be it ordained by the Cltv Council of the city of Rock Island: Scctlcn I That there shill be constructed in the city of Hock Mand Mdcwalka of good pav ing brie, which sidewalks fhall be laid tn the mannrr. at the locations and shall be of the width as hereinafter ep?ctflei. that is to say: The said sidewalk shnllbe constructed in snch manner that the top of the edge thereof hlch touches npon the line of the hereinr.fter set out fro- ts of the hereinafter decribd blocks, lot parts of lots and tr cu of land shall be upon the uutwarl or bulldi-fr lines of the streets an ave nue upon which heyar to bs constructed and shall incline downward from said outward or build. rg lines townrd the center of the respectl e streets nponwhiih the sold sidev.alk are to be constructed at the rate ol H inch per foot for the entire widih The part of the s'reets npon which said sidewalk, are to be laid shall be flrst brought to snch a grade as will cmse the top of the side walks when laid f conform t" the foreioing re quirements. On the bed thus formed there sha'l be spread river s nd to the depth cf six inch snd npon tris bed of sand ther- shall be laid good paving brxk npon the Hat su'fac '. placing them close together. The material and construc tion of the work shall be under the superviM n of and subject to the approval orthesnperin endentof streets, the mayor and street and alley committee of the city council of said city. Said sidewalks shall be bnilt two feet fromlthe ne of the following fionts for the whole width of leoirtbs of snch fronts of the following described lots, parts of lots, blocks and tracts of land, all situated in the city of Rock Ieland.'in the county ft Rock Island and state of Illinois; said several walks shall be on and along the fol lowing streets and avenues an shall be of the following widths respectively, to-wit. The width of tfaeae walks to be 6 feet: Property lists for a dewa'ks on Fifth avenss in city of Rock Island between Twenty-fourth snd Thirtieth streets on both sides of street: NORTH SIDE. OUT LOTS 1 SBC. 88 Twr. 18 2 w. Ptont lot 0: Charles R. Jones 1 Jno P. Weyerhanser I Elizabeth Ferkel I William MeEmry John T. Kenworthy ,888 ft I This tract is boarded Pt ont lot 7 : I b 94tt and 85th streets do J and 4th ani Bth avee. ADDITION TO THE CITY B. STICKS ET1 OF ROCK ISLAND. BLOCK S. Lot B, Mary Bay and William Bay, executor of P llay, 40 f Lot A, Maitin Erbs, 50 ft blcck 4. Lot 8, Catherine Brennan. 50 ft Lot 9. Cent is Brennan. 40 ft Lot 10, Anastasia Murphy, 41 ft Lot 11, Lot IS, V M Blanding. 40 ft Lot 13. " " Lot 14, " 50 ft Cut lots in ci v rt Rock Island in sec 36, twp 18 S west o' the 4th p. m : Out lot 4. that uart lying between 4th and 5 h avei ues, and Tth and 39th streets. Cbarlts R. Jones, John P. Weyerhanser, K izibeth Ferkel. William McEnirr and John T Kenworthy, oOyfi ft. Out lot 2 w part, Mary J Cable, SM fU SOCTI1 SIDE. BEACKITI't IDDITlOJ. Lot 9 w 2 ft, Brrlget Grady, 2 ft E 60 ft or w 58 ft Bridget Grady, 56 ft 2 ft, Margaret Maloney, 9 ft Lot 3 " " 60 ft BRIGG'S PLACE ADDITION. BLOCK 1. Lot 1, w!4 ft. Adolph Greve, 9714 ft. e52H ft. John F Hughes, 51 ft. Lot 9, Joseph Mi. Is, 0 ft. block 9 Lot 1, B Schmielau, 609.10 ft. Lot 2, vu, Jaae B Dodge A Frank Babcock. 901-10 ft. Lt a, eK, William w Rvan. 30 1-10 rt. Lot 3, w 802-10 ft. Oswald lblele, 302 10 ft. e30 ft, Wilhelm Ttaiele, 30 ft. OCT LOTS IB SBCTI0H 36, 18. 2w. Out lot 13, J H Wilson, 179 ft. nAKrEK'8 SECOND ADDITION. BLOCK 1. Lot 1. Mary Griffin. 44 ft. Let 2. Francis P Baumbarh. 44 ft Lot 3. Herman Banker, 44i ft Lot 4, do 4V ft GENERAL RODMAN S ADDITION". BLOCK 1. Lot 1. Louise Lnchman. 50 ft Lot 2, Pascal Breecher. 50 f i Lot 3, ro 50 ft Lot 4. wJ4, William I anginrichs, 5 ft. block 6. Lot 1 Martha A Rodman t'apt J B Rodman Florence R Butier Thomas J Rodman Robert S Rod 'nan Addivon B Rodman Kl!a R Ayres 50 ft Lot 2 do 50 ft Lot 3 do 40 ft JOHN WARNER'S SfB-DlVISIOX TO CITY OF KOCK ISLAND. Out 1 Jt 1, John Warner, 292 86-100 ft OCT LOTS S SEC. 36, 18, 2 w. Out lot SI. c S8 ft, James F Mvcrs R ft Out lot i5 w 37 ft. James F Mvers 87 ft e 6i ft. Heurv A Mvers, 6t ft O-t lot 27. V M Riandintr. 14 50 lOOft Out lot 2? n 231 ft, s W McMaster, 9s8 ft Sec, 2 That the whi;e cost end expense of the lmprovt-ment ordered In section one of this or unance ana or tn materials ana onsrruction of sail sidewalks, and of tbe lovvinft- and co;lect irj: of said special tax shall be raided and paid by special laxaiion oi ine raiu lots, parts or lots, blocks and tracts of land onch:ng upon the line where sail sidewalks a-e heiein above ordered ; and said special taxation shall b; levied rpoa each o said lot!", parts of let blocis, snd tracts of land of the whole con of making snch side walk in front of such lot. psrt of lot, block, or tracts of land respectively. hec. 3. That the owner or owner of tnylot, part of lot, lilork or tract of land froLttrg on or touch ng upon the line of the imporovemeut order ed In section one of this ordinance, and the side walk so order? d to be contracted shall be al lotted fifteen ( 15) day? ufter the time at which said ordinance tiall take effect in which to bui'd fuch sidewa'k opposite his land. Said owners my hare the option of subs'itutiHg ttone of t:le instead of raving briek . Sec, 4 That Aldermen Kennedy, Ii'aJel and Evans be and are hereby appointed a committee to make an estimate of the cost of sail improvc n ent including labir, materials and the cost of surveying, assessing the cot of said improve -ment and coliectir: the frvecial tax therefor and ull other expenses attending the tame. Paed April 17th. 1833. Attest: Korert Koebleb, City C!eri. How to Keep tbe Feet IVarm. "Cold feet seem never to bother teamsters and car drivers," said Dr, Elmer E. Jones of Atlanta. "They seem to undei-stand Low to keep their feet warm ven in the coldest weath er. I do not know that they are aware that the secret of comfort in winter consists, not in keeping cold out but in keeping warmth in, but they apply the theory all the same. Besides the arctic overshoes which careful car drivers wear in cold weather, they wrap brown paper around their feet over woolen kooItr and this has tie effect of imprison ing tue natural warmth of the mem ber and urevenfinrr EnflfViTir fm A O . . ..J cold." St. Louis Globe-Democrat. "Certain hard words, made into pills, Simply to swe'l the doctor bills. are not what constitute Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purr"Ve Pellets. They are tiny eujrar-eoated, purely vegetable pills, as pleasant as confection ery to the taste, and acting npon the stomach and I rer gently but effectually, and as naturally as nature h'rself. For sick headache. Indigestion. biliousness, constipat'on, and all the resulting diseases, do laxative equal to them has ever been discovered. It etnald bs in Bvety House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps hiiro-l Pa., savs he will not be with out Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.that it rrirpil his wife who was threatened with pneumonia after an attack of La urippe, when various oiuer remedies and several physicians had done her no ffood. Robert Barbr r,of CooksjHirt, Pa., claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done him more good than anything he has ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Free trial liottles at Harlz & U1I meyer's drug store. Large bottles 50 cents and $1. ELECTRIC BITTERS. This remedy is becoming so well known and so 'popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist ami it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indir-estion trv Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money relunaea rnce ou cis. anu tl.00 per bottle at Harts & Ulle myer. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum Fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin erup, tions, and positively cures piles or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. FdT sale by Hartz & Ullemeyer When Baby was sick, we gav nor castoria. When riie was a Child, she cried for Cast oris. When she became Miss, she duns to Castoria. When she hod Children, she gave them Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to use it. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Coughing leads to consumption. Kemp's Balsam will-stop the cough at once Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. HUMPHREYS' YETER I HARY SPECIFICS For Ecrses, Cattle, Sheep, logs, Ecs, AND POULTRY. SOOPage Book on Treatment of Animal. and Chart M'nl Free. m-.ES ( T"r vers, Concest ions. In flnmtnnt ion A. A. Spinal .Meuiugitis. .Milk Fever. R. It. strains. Lameness. Rheumatism, ('.('. Distemper. Nasal discharges. I.l. Bot or limbs. Worm. K. F.. Couch. Heaves, Pneumonia. K.F. Colic or Gripes. Bellyache. (;.;.Mirnrriairr. Ilemorrhaeea. 11.11. I riaary and Ividney Disease 1. 1. Eruptive Diseases. Mange. J.K. Diseases of Digestion, i'aralysisv Single Bottle (over 50 doses), - - .6C stable Case, with Specifics, Manual. vtrrinary Curt- Oil and Medicator, 7.)0 Jar Veterinary Core Oil, - - 1.00 Sold b Tr-iirtt.( r rrrpaid mymhm u la J BlirHtETS'lCD. CO.. Ill llSWlttUus St., XrwTsrt. HOMEOPATHIC 28 SPECIFIC No.i Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, tid i'rotration. from orpr-irork or other catirflL Si per or 6nal ad Urm vial powder, lor 9 i cr. I s ' o S I I 3i -3 3 X SB O tr a a w 235 Wis. Street HUW.'i'KEE, WIS. MCCLE-ACL 1EN K-ltsnry i'reubici, etc., wif r-tri all or L'nif. rC.0. 1. Circnlr.n -r S-" Trriteaaaboreforr'Tn'.pt..!?. ' t IfCftAULI , larr-. i h-i wicra Vl" " , I IJipn BIIU ibfi mofct iifiiiit f i.l .Ti J duraL'! . I'JtKSIAN tm.,1 odors lor the haaakerehsef . I tsT ERFUHE '""r ttTal two .TJhg PEJFty DrtUO CO.s M itwauksx. Wla (TO Ctal W- a M o 3 Q W 09 ?ajrv ZOA-PHOEA, " DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN, " a took mcrth dollars, tent sealed for 10c. ttcauer, buiiithik lnim any ruiiijuimii rwuiinr lo t: f-in;il,. ., A 7j worth everythiiis to you. Li tters for advice, market! " C..n?iltin'w ' ji . seen by onr pnysicians oniy. lavrnuitAiu., ii.ti.OlMN V . -'"K DAVIS CO. Heating and Ventilating Engineers Gas and Steam Fitting, SANITARY PLUMBING, A complete line oi Fipe, Fire Brick Etc .Largest and best equipped establishment west of Chicago. DA Via tilAJiJUL Jtfoline, 111. leiepnone auoj. Ttestdence "DIRT DEFIES THE I ft Gnu.-. Cc-i t Hl. HILL. PH. Druggist and Optician Specialist Cor. Fourth ave., and Twenty-third street CONRAD SCHNEIDER DKALKK IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Flour, Etc. felennooe 1098. JOHN THE FIRST -CLASS XatORSE 8HOEE. Is now 'located in his new sbop. tSLitjht shoes a specialty. C. J. W. Contractor and Builder, 1131 1123 Fenrth avenue. Residence 1119 Fourth avenao. Flans and specifications frjroi'hcd on all classes o work; alo arer.t for V:" :'i l''--Z'-5'idin Br.cds.sonielhiEg r.ew, 6tylish and de'irablc. Roek Island Brass Foundry m ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. AV kinds of brass, bronze and alnmincm bronze casting, all sbade? ad a specialty of braes metal pattern and artistic wort. Shci d OrricE At 1H1' First sveroe. r.er Fcrrj lardirp, - i:( t K i- CHAS. DAIVNACHER, Froprietoror Ail ktods of Cat Flowers conrtai.tly on baco orcen Houses One block from Central park, the lanjcf t in 8. F. Contractor Office and Shop Corner Seventeenth St. and Seventh Avenup. WAll kinds of carpenter work a BpecialtT. furnished 1 -ELY'S CREAM BALM-n" Nal Punffii,AII.ll 1'aln sud l.mmtlro, "'IT tb. sorrs, Kitora Tl and mll. and ""t lc bruionsta or by mail. Seenrpa t -. r . d..-vel..pm.-nt sua tUasll weakness. riTfBU , Sustains Women, ll.fun.stJ', ami prevent., i r..l;,i..U5 -l Cures l'at),itUf ttcss, n. rvou, t,r,,lUn; Ireventin - ,,ti No dis treats in he; passes treatn tinue Uespon titutea Brass Goods, PackiDg j 112. 114 West Seventeen! i leiepnone ii. 1 eleohcnp 1 16B KING." THEN i-IAo tiO t :. . i t : y. 231 Twentieth street GIPSON, A QQzl HoTTonQonth RtrPPT Opposite tie o:d SCHREINER, J. MAGER, Prornemr. of the Biady street Iowa. Flower Store aOJ Brnly fM-eo!. ravcrpor:, iv DeGEAR, einci Builder, Rock Islanc Plans and estimates for all k'.nds o. W2iJS on application ELY Wy fct- ' IfCATAp tl0LDmyl ne st3 ar 16 lvH v.