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a THE AIMiUS, TUESDAY, JUL.Y Lr, 189;;. CITY CHAT. Do not miss the rebate shoe sale at the M. & K. The rebate slioe sale closes Satur day at the M. & K. Get a hat or Ixinnet all leady to wear at McCabe Bros'. Miss Martha C'arr, of Cleveland, )., is visiting in the city. Look out (or Thursday's under wear sale at McCabe Bros." A 89c silk sale tomorrow at Me Cabe Bros". Double quick. Thursday afternoon, trimmed hats at half price, at MeCabe Bros. Hot weather doesn't interfere with the relate shoe sale nt the M. & K. Blackberries, blueberries, pea-, peaches and plums, at Hes Bros.' Eli Mosenfelder, of the M. & K.. leaves tonight for the east to buy his fall stock. Mrs. S. B. Stoddard left last even ing for West City, Mo., for a two weeks' visit. A HO Gibson wheel fur.-Do at J. W. Jones' second hand store, 1022 Second avenue. These are lmrgains one square piano one at $30, and a second hand organ $10. at Wood vatt's. Just think of it! A square piano at $5i; one at :?o, and a good second-hand organ $15. at Woodyatt's. The case of the Morrcll Liquor Cure Co. vs. Hounds, is in hearing fee fore Justice Weld this afternoon. W. 1. Ferguson leaves for Denver tomorrow night on business which niav involve liis removal from Hock Island. W. D. Bruni-r. of Taylor Hidge, las sold his farm t James Stewart, and will move his faniilv to Keek Island. One s.jiian- piaim at ." i; ,,),. sfniare piano at S;i i; ,,.,(. in the exeavat ons of the Hennepin canal alKive M lan, but the reports v.-ere found on investigation to be untrue. After (lumping a car of earth one of ths men working 011 it was discovered to be missing, and sonle of the workmen thought he had been covered bv 'he dump. He was afterward found, however. MAY BE ALTERED. nan.i organ, mo. :i taken tin? st Woodyat t'-. The li--avin- 1 iine of t !ic park spei-ia! outing traiiP changed to 7 o'clock a! th boue. in-tead nf 7 ::). John C. i!vi rdierilT 'J'. . V. l -. s lieen Harper s-Uvi. was todav 'put v !- jiointeil a-i-tant mailing i !i-rk at j the postnice. -uceeediti llarrv ! Wickinan. I 1 Mrs. 1). (i.-ifih- h.i her son, .iii-!i:-..-!. Kan.. winTi- 1 h GriiVin ami tan pleasant 1 1 me. A ..'A- ilk sale on McCabe lro-". (;.")( 47c printed all jro at Talk i t Clia ii.ii g the H iine,-in Citiinl . Ii:n fiirlijeBetttr. A represent itive of the Geneseo Bepu'iilic reeer.tly had n interview with James C. !)nir, of the Hennepin cai.ul engineering force, and J. W. Truss. Jr., tit-Id engineer, just be fore the headiji. utters of the survey ing mrtv '.vese moved to' C. dona. Ti.ey infor::i'.-.l irtnthat the line of the cinal ha 1 been located ana adopted from the Illinois river to the junction with t ic feeder from Dixon, a point about three miles due north of Sheffield. Contracts arc now be ing made for pi rchase of the right of way from the river to that point. Their work in that county for the present is the running of preliminary lines in order, if possible, to .secure a better route th in the proposed one by way of Pen iv slough and Hock river. They '.cave the old survey near the Dixon feeder, keeping south of Green river f 11 they reach section 7. Atkinson ti wiiship. crossing on Asa Crook's 1: nd just aoove the mouth of SprinL creek and enti ling Gcnesco on Lar- Peterson's land in section 12. Th -y are running alo"g down the Grcin river bottoms and will strike tin river near Colona. This completes : heir work so far a present instructions go. The stir- iveyswill tie submitted to l apt. . j L Marsliall. chi -f of engineers, U. S. A., at Chicago and upon him will devolve the fii.al adoption of the line. It is li.-lieved that the line they are running is preferable to the I'eimy slouch route. Mr. Truss savs there is -rally but fine heavy piece of work on the route from the Illinois rier' to Hock river, that lie ing tin- cut th:ouli a sinir of the returned with . !. IToni (i, in. Mow, u err visiting James v. Thev had a very Double quick. Wednesdav :it and :'h- printed 'hinas. India and China silk- "'.Ic on Wed lie: The public to have held nay. library board was its regular monthly uieei iask e ening tor oriraiuza tion, but iii the absence of aquorum, adjournment was taken until this y ening. Earl Drayton, son of J. W. Dray ton, formerly of tliis city, had the two first lingers of His right hand so badly crushed in the machine shop nn the island this morning that am putation was necessary. A 3-year-old son of Daniel D. Potti Ijer. of 1212 Third avenue, fell from his bicycle while riding on Third avenue la-t evening, fracturing his lift arm near the elbow. Drs. Evs r and Asay reduced the fracture There are three picnic parties at the Tower today the First Baptist Sunday school of this city, the col ored people of the three cities and a Sunday school excursion, which came down on the Verne Swain from Clinton. Thursday afternoon from 1 o'clock until (J, McCabe Bros, will sell every trimmed hat r.nd bonnet in their sfock irt just one-half price. $3 hats at $l.,ji, tfj.oo hats for $1 for $2, $2 hats for $1. and so on through the line. Mayor Medill and the street and alley committee opened the bids yes terday for filling the sideualks" to grade on Fourth avenue, the contract being awarded to II. F. Lamp, whose bid was for 2H cents per cubic yard. There are about !o 1 cubic yards to l. tilled. Supervisor C.mrad Schneider has shown his enterprise in taking up the matter of band concerts in Snen eer square t his season. lb- has' se cured sebscripl ion:; sutlieient to fur nish a series of concert s. the lir-t of which will be g.ien by Bielli-r's band tonight. John Evans is erecting a 2-storv building with dimensions of -Ji) by 7(i on Nineteenth street near Fourth avenue. It is to be covered with corrugated iron, and when completed Mr. Evans proposes to establish therein a milk depot where milk, cream and buttermilk may be had at wholesale and retail at all times. A number of telegrams have come to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer IJaHev, of K07 Fourteenth-and-a-half street, re lating to the drowning of a voting lady at Denver, who it is belie'ved is their daughter. Mabel, who has been in Denver a number of years, and whose age is 21 years. Mr", and Mrs. Bagley have telegraphed for further details. The National Union fraternal or der has appropriated $2,000 to defray the expenses of a proper celebration of National Union day at the Colum bian exposition, which was fixed at Aug. 2. The headquarters of the union at Chicago will be decorated, and in one of the choral halls in Jackson park the exercises of the day will be held. A rumor was prevalent today toj the. effect that a man had been burjed ridge that the C. It. I. & P. cuts through mar tin- C. 1. A: . cross ing. . Will hot tin- IliRlit "f Wav. The right of way for the canal varies from lo i to :.) feet in width, and in securing it the agents of the government elos contracts with the owners where the consider t inland- are offered at a fair price Where mutual agreement can not be reached eoiiden riai ion proceedings are carried on. Mr. Long savs tin owners of land required, and re ceive, a- a rule, .cry poor prices. What to Si-e in Chicago. The problem, vvhat to see in Chi cago, is one that will vex every visi tor. There is enough to see to keep one busy for six months. Of course the great World"- fair will claim the larger part of one's time, but the great city of Chi ago is none the less wonderful. Sixtv years ago the site of the city was the haunt of wolves; i) years ago Chicago was a busy country town. Twenty odd years ago. w hen a city of 3;o,oi'i popula tion, it was nearly swept from exis tence by the m st awful tire ever kindled: today it is the home of over a million and a half of people, and is one of the few really great cities of the world. No one will n iss seeing Chicago, and none shoulJ fail to visit that most wonderful scene, the panora ma of the great Chicago fire, as it shows truthfully and upon a scale of grandeur never before attempted, a magnificent bird's-eye view of the entire city while , the great lire was at its height. Before the observers lie nearly two square miles of smoking ruins, five thousand blazing buildings, and ten times as many refugees trying to save themselves from an awful death. No one visiting the World's Fair can afford to pass this remark able exhibition. Its location on Michig:::i avenue. near Madison sfreet. brings it v itliin easy walking distance (if the p'im-ipal down-town hotels. Trariy Income uf I'm in Theaters. rpl. T : . t. ii i ii j j. nt; i ..lis j.eiups tins mai xno income of the theaters o ' the French capital, including tin; cirriscs and panorama, was last year C:.',0C:'.,1!1C francs, 1,000,000 francs les-s than the income for lb'Jl. The list is led by the Grand Opera House, whose recri;iis .m ounted to S,0(5,4C7 francs. Next to th ) ojiera house are the Comedie Francaise, with 1,97S,52. francs; the Opera Couihme. with 1,7C:J, OS 1; Va rieties, with ', 133,018, and Bouffes Pari eiennes, with 1,130, "10I francs. The in come of the Hypolrome was 1,582,3S0 francs. rroud In I tin Tovertj'. There is a movement on foot to relieve the home of the late General Kirby Smith of a mortgage that rested upon it at the time of liia death. It is a most worthy object, and we hope and are sure that the respon ;e will be ready and generous. General -Smith lived and died a poor man. He was one of the most scrupulously honon.ble men that ever lived, and was too proud in his poverty to ask or accept pecuniary aid. Mem phis Commercial. "The Hue of White." Trousers are very wide. Morning coats are single or doubla breasted sacks or 8-button cutaways. Vests are cut very high, and with black clothes many gen tlemen 11 in the t;pace above with a quare folded scarf, which is apt to be black also, and separate the scarf and Test with a line of v hite I forget what the men call this ban 1 placed inside the vest. London Letter. Ciootl Mate-he. The late duke Maximilian, father of the empress of Austria, was one of the most simple and affable of men. One. day as he was traveling on the train between his country res idence and Vienna, ho fell into con versation with a banker. Are you going to Vienna?" asked the duke. Yes; to see my daughter. She has just been married." Ah!" said the duke. -Mine has just married also. Was it a good match?" Excollent! And that of your daughter?" "Not bad cither." My daughter married the banker Goldschmidt" "Mine the emperor of Austria." Harper's 13azar. Hon It I Dona at Court. One day as Sir Isaac Heard was with George tho Third, it was announced that his majesty's horse was ready to start for hunting. -Sir Isaac," said tho good monarch, "are you a judge of heses?" "In my younger days, please your majesty." was the reply, "I was a great deal among thenu" "What do you think of this, then?" said the king, who was by this time preparing to mount his favorite, and, without waiting for an answer.added: "Wo call him Perfection." "A most appropriate name," replied the court ly herald, bowing as his majesty reached tho saddle, "for he bears tho best of characters." Argonaut. LClf'T BE FOOLED by the dealer who brings out some thing clie, that pays h'un better, anil snys that it is "iut " as rood.'1 -' Doctor Pierce's ;ilden .Medical t l:;Yi-i'Tr i-l niirr- c:iiccd. If it don't Leueiit or cure, in 'everv case, vou have your ni'i'iev ba?k. No other raedi 1 I T cine of iu that it can likely to be As a U 01 Etrength-resfi. "Discovery." rillas. or e;."'' At all se.is-.iii-fies. invigor-.'-. system. 1 o. disorder, fn.t:: tiou, to the i permanent, ji is 1 o certain and etiective i ; told so. Is any other I good"? -cb : cm r. fiesh-Luilder. and r. r, ; o.'-:iiig ca'l equal the ' I'"- Mot like th3 sarsapa--;.ri:ig i.iei'.ioiues.' : . !:i all cacs it puri and buihb up the whole .). ( v; rv blood-taint and .'-! '!:)-)n blotch or t-rup-; 1 rcinla, it is a perfect, unli cd remedy. BP axtiT?---- Si THE "QUICK MEAL" is the only utove hsvinz a tank that cannot be taken off for filling. nnle? the baruera arc cloaca. THE -QUICK MEAL" is the only etove havirig an indicator to show when the turners are oin-t. or closed. THE -QUICK MEAL" is the only ttove ravine glass tubes to show the drip lin; of ea o'linu when the st ive in in uo. THE -QUICK MEAL" is the only stove bavins burner Uat tii-nt be opeLc-il far.hcr than cocissiry. x THE "QUICK MEAL" is the only i-'me having all parts made of material which canno". rust. DAVID DON, 1615 and 1617 t-ecot d ivi-Eue. MM M M M t M M M M M M M V M OCX! .M M C O V M C M M c t; M M iXU M M M MM M M M M M its K N N N N N N N N K N K N N K N N N N " N KM TTCi 1 T T T T T T T T KRKR K R R R R R liKRR R R FREE K E E KB K F. E REEK BBI5B HI.-HI. ik, B BR Ron B R R IL j A B BR R BBBB KRRR o , B BR R o o B BR R o X B BR R o f, BBBB n 000 Exceptional Opportunity OWLBY Has moved his AND intelligence UK or IX NEED? Column if Yor Want IDiccv Want bcriril.-rs Waul a ':irtr.er W:;r.t a tua'iun Wurt to rent mom 'iml a servant girl Want to ftll a tarn: Want to fA a hone Want to cxcliai-pe sn thing Want .ell housihti!! potni Want tomr.ki any real estate lnans Want to s'-ll -r trade U-r anyililni Want to tlad customers for anj tlnni; VMS T1IEE COLUMNS. rHK DAILY AKGt'S DELIVERED ATYLTK door ev r eTcuinc for ISHc per week. COARDER-i AND ROOMERS WANTED AT 140;i Second avcrue. Call mornini.t. Headquarters to 1 1815 Second Ave. 1 In the t U Koester & Martin Building. Dress Goods Display. Monday-, Tuesday ami Wednesday 'of this week we will display the entire line of imported Dress Goods of one of the largest im porting houses in the country consisting of Fancy Hop backings, Plaid Hop Sackings, Sail Cloths, Velours, Bourettes, Etc. In fact will he able to show you the Exceptional Opportunity Dress Goods Display. latest things for fall wear i;-, hi class goods. " At the same time we will taki- r,r.,.r for any pattern you can wi , select for future delivery. such chance to see so eV I line offered again. But one pattern will In- sol, I f i: . one combination. Delivery about .Sept. 1, or i-,t,.r ;, you prefer. Monday, Tuesday and Vediie..!:lv ... this week. MCINTIRE BROS. 1709 and 17o9i Second avrm The oiumbia : : Always the Cheapest, Extraordinary Handkerchief Sale. Positively the Lowest Prices ever Offered in this Locality on Handkerchiefs. LOT 1 o! dozen Embroidered ShiiTon Handkerchiefs at 1 fold each evening from 7 to S. None to children. LOT 'ii.i dozen Embroidered Swiss Handkerchiefs as they last at oc each. Xonc of this lot to be sob evening. LOT 3 Fancy Embroidered Swiss Handkerchiefs at 7e. l-'-'e and 10c. worth doable. plated Sugar shells "c each. 1 only to each custom -plated Photograph Frames at ;!.'5c. thermometers at u- each. le 1 1 :.. -I ir, Silver- Silvi-r- Spirit WE ALWAYS UXDEHSELL. ALL (iOODS WAIUIAMFP LOST OR STRAYED. A YOCNii NEW founilland pup; colcr. f potted ycl'ow and white, i inder wiil return ta ('lub ultun and re ceive reward. House Raising and Moving- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Kaising brick buildings especially Address E- A- ROUNDS. 1515 Seventh Avenue, Box Special to Ladies. To each of the tlrt One Unndrel ladies wlio call at our oflice on week licginaini; Mouday, .tu"y 17th, we will present one tKittie of our new Skin Lotion. Tli'ne are not to be tamples bLt full sized 4 oz. 00c bottles. Dr. Spring-teen Medicine '"o. 25 Whitaker Block, Dav nport. -Base Ball Headquarters.- -SS. ,-- ( . f f.f.!tltB. . .IS. 1 THE ARCADE, Cigar Store and Billiard Parlor. Always on hand the Uncut brands of don eslic and imported citars. All biands f tobacco. The corc of ail the hall games wi'l be received daily. L. GLOCEHOPP, Prop.. lsf Second Avenue. THE COLUMBIA. F (i. YOUiG, Proprietor. 1728 Second .lv. Fifth Avenue Pharmacy. HORT VON KOECKRITZ, Analytic and Dispensing Pharmacist I rcw l-ca'td in tii.- r..- l-uM-'inii nt the corccr of Fifth avcuue aud Te:ity third street. J. F. Fo'ESFIELU. Tom Koenf ROSENFIELD BROS, PUACTICAL Plumbers, Steam, Gas Fitters, House Heating ami Sanitary Plumljin. 223 Twentieth t-tr. 3b: -AT TII :1i3 Commencing Saturday, July 22. Ending Saturday, July 29. Everyone is familiar with our Famous Rebate Shoe Sales, which have been the means of adding prominence to our shoe store. In addition to the many reductions in price we shall for one week pive the following: Those who have attended these titles (and most everyone has) know their meaning. Many of our patrons bti' a supply to last from one sale to the next. 50c rebate 40c 20c 10c on all shoes from $4.50 upward 1.25 to $4.00 2.25 to 5.00 1.25 to 2.00 SO to 1.00 None before Saturday, July 22 None after Saturday, July 21). Do not miss it. Ami do not blame ns if you fail to attend this sale. Positively for One Week Only. Largest Clothing and Shoe Stores in Rock Island County. Shot tore 1SC4 Second aveiu- Clothing Store 1729 Second Avenue.