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THE AK.l 8. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1893. gRELL INSTITUTE- safest and most permanent cur for the LIQUOR, Morphine, TOBACCO Habits. Th poison i not driven out of fie synt m by , more violent po'son at the expena- of U e e- ne-ai The tiea'r-ment bnilds up from tie (.fr jnd ft h ibi- vanishes quietly and easily, leaving tt. Pi-int in perfect health. The Testimony of all graduates uthat a nian-e-iiM5 jetievi al has taken place. PMiniHiice coi.tidential. ..;.u'ms in all parts of the United State?. .... 1 1 1 e nKI ui"f" cion t rT o vwrl 5 rr. I yTii""!" I'll l I wr-'j'-K,v w.aa, ii lH.ail1JH MORHELL LIQ JO ( URK C Uo:n-Office. BUFORD BLOCK, lluck IsU.ul, 111 hoe Bargains $3 Shoes for Men and Women. 11 t.. -J billion olllv. .l.O'l 1:1 t'llttott. at liil. line qnal- .$1.00 1. Ladies' hue Donola. pat ent t i, button .-hoe. worth 2.tii) l.f. Ladies' oiiohi patent tip and worth "J. '.' . . . Itllleher. tri mined. Best $3 Shoe in the Market. "The boston; 1'j2 Second Ave., under Rock Island Hons IM'OUl'OKATKD rxiKlt THK STATU LAW, Rock Island o savings Uock Island, III. Bank, ; J fr iu a. m. to 3 p. m.. and Saturday eveiiiu's frum 7 ti o'clock. re;.t Interest paid on Deposits. Money loaned on Personal col lateral or Real Estate security. J M lit KOKO. Caluei '. r'. r. orricaiis: ('. IiKNKMANN, Vice Pros t. mb, serous.: iiei krrmm. Joht. CnirMinph. Phil M trticll. II. I'. Hull. I. Slmmi. t. W Hurit. .1. M. Itiifonl, John Volk. Jackson Jt' Hokbt. Sniieitor.. I'"'.! '-n liis lu-w iliop. At 324 veatet-ntH Street. :rr ; -cislty. 'pwistte the Ol'i iiui i1 HOPPE. THE TAILOR, 1833 Second Avenue. lv the ran or dish at Krell BRIEF. MENTHN 'Masked Ball" tor.ight. Try The A kg its want column. Houses for rent by E. H. Guver. Fresh oysters at Krell & Math's. Have vou tried White Rose cream ery ? J. S. (illmore left for Chicago last evening. ' Ovsters served in anv stvleat Krell & Math's. Ovster & Math' Ice cream or oysters at Krell & Math's varlor. Lost A; mink cape on the Milan road. Hetiirn to this oflice and re ceive reward. Frank Kem. of Keynolds, 'vas in the city today, on his wuv home from a western tri. r. t. l-alkmlierg. ot Denver, is visiting'.,,! friends, in this, the city of his former home. I'.. S. Burnham & C'o's. ilani lioiiil- the latest drink, samples at Bro'.. free of charsv. - o r Sale - Two rood deliwrv lior mid wagons; apl.lv at (ieoi-e H-'i and 14:1 loll. lll'SS 1 Siiti elilK I. lifTe Second av- colTet; or i hoei ite with a tine ilish of fresh ovsters and a few nice fresh Lit n s is what makes a rich meal, and to get the same ro to Krcl! & Math's. Maj. Beard!ev has succeeded in saving his clie'nt, Sam llnito, of Davenport, from the penitentiary. Hurt') was convicted of rol.liery. which the court, set aside on the major's plea, and sent the prisoner to the county jail for larceny. There were two cremations at the Davenport crematorium hot week, a young lady from C'larinda hav ing hceii incinerated Tuoday and Henry Tlioiie i n Sat tirday. This makes a total of l': cremations si run; the build ing was erected ill March. l-S'.M. entertain I 1 S, and occupy the aoutheast corner rf llililiell A 1 ji '' i tiiilti'lnif JOHN GTPSON, TITE FIRST -CLASS HOR8F: SHOEti. A comeilv farce that can Xi w Yorkers iluring an uninterrupt ed run of four months, and meet with proportionate success in Bos ton. Chicago and Philadelphia for runs of one month in each place, must ccrlainlv possess unusual merit. This is what "The Ma-ked Ball" has accomplished, and last season it won t he en iaUe reputation of heing the host play of its kind eXer imported from the French. The compativ Chat'cs l ioliniaii is sending to Har per's 1 heat if 1 his evening, when the play will receive its first local pre sentation, contains the names of well known people. Frunk Daniels is ti appear Btirlis at Dacnpor! tonight ever popular comedy. Liltle and it is going to draw a lig at the in his Puck" house. r.i.tli l:.j.i l..(I. There was a congregation once in the early days of Connecticut who called a new minister, whom they had never seen, to their pulpit. But when the day of the installation arrived they were confronted by two preach ers, each claiming to be the veritable man. One rested his claim on having a lilael: coat, the oilier on having an installation sermon in his pocket. After a lengthy debate on the situa tion, the elders of the church arrived at the following conclusion: That either the man w ithout a sermon had stolen li is coat, or else the man with out the coat had stolen his sermon; so thev rejected both. Fie Startled the CouiiKt!. In isr,s, Judge Little, a testy man, but a good lawyer, was suddenly ap pointed to fill a vaeaney on the supe rior court bench in North Carolina, lie had a habit of swearing which could not suddenly bt) laid asidii. At one of his first courts, a lawyer, net tled at one of his decisions, said, in a rather emphatic wav: "We will ap peal from that." The old judge for-g-ot the proprieties of his ne w post. CH AS. D AIVJltfiLCHER, Propriciorot of the Brady r reet Ail Wii'Ik f Cat f.uwcrf eonrtant: on Jue i: fr..n Central pir. tha lilruft li. Iowa Klowr Slote Jill Hradv mri. Pavenp-trt, I yT 14 VT "., l.'t Mami.MHl. Mulitly fcmliw stf.Pi - , ,rl.r ilr.dl' . . . .. . L.utitlli..4A. li. Urnlii r ... ,i..oIP" lKm. i.i.rvulli"-"- " .,ii,l"ulTr"i. mi ..r.,tiv..i vr..n.,..,f nitlifr M..etl II eil IV r v' . . Infirmity, t "II- xi Hive v f"t..l.ucCO. liplum or ilnuil!i't , (H.r l).,x, o f ..r.'. and jirornptly counsel, in the and be d dl' replied to the startled same tone: l.icrnMl t WmI. Oct. "21 Ael F. Friburg. Carlson, Moline. Jo. Clarence II. Lufkin. Herman. Beardstown. MINING IN A RIVER. Sal- The Washed-Down Deposits In the quehiinn th at Nortliamorland. The inining oi coal in the bed of the Susquehannah river at Northumber land. Pa , bas become a local industry 9f no mean proportions. It is not of sufficient importance to attract the capitalist, but a good day's wages is made at it by scores of men who find the work more congenial than work on the farm. The explanation of the existence of the coal is simple. It has been washed to its present location in the north branch of the river from Wilkesbarre, Nanticoke, and Pittston by the Hoods of the past twenty years. A big dam at Sunbury has prevented the coal from being carried down further and distributed in tho main stream. Rivermen say that layers several fe?t in thickness now cover the b -d for many miles above the dam. . At low water the cal is eas ly mined, and this is the manner of 0!er,iui.iiis: Tha workers start out early in the moruiuf with two large Hat-bottomed ro.vb-j.its, and casting anchor in five to nin;; feet of n-ater, begin their labors. They are supplied with a long handiud scoop netting. fimi!a" in shape to a round-pointed shovel. I'sing one of the boat as a base of operations, the m'ner pr.shes his net into the accumulations of mu 1. sand and coal lying on the be rock i f the river. In raising i'., by one or two dexterous movement, he washes all the mud and sand out of the net The renia n ler of the haul, which is half a bushel of coal, is d -posited iu the second bout. The coal so obtained is entirely free from shite, and ranges in size from chestnut to small Ktove. It 6ells in the neighborhood for S2. iO a ton. Nearly 4, no) tons were taken from the river at Northumberland last vear. Appeal Augusta Susan 11. "! bat Joyful feeling With the exhilarating sense of re newed health and strength and inter nal cleanliness, w hich follows the use of Syrup of Figs, is unknown to the few "who have not progressed beyond the old-time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered, but never accepted by the well-informed. W orld's Fair ItaU-M. Bound trip tickets to Chicago are now on sale yia C 11. I. & P. rail way at one fare 1.97) from Bock Island. Return limit Nov. 15. Nine fast express trains daily in each di rection on the great Bock Island route. Kedueed Kites North and West. The Burlington route offers a rate of i to St. Paul, and also greatly re duced rates to California points. For particulars call on local agent.- II. 1). Mack, D. P. A. liniMion or ; reunify. ANOAfltRUillJC. H Sale in T T-i i i . ,. .1 ... .v,i.iv i s i a n j v- uariz cvs uunieyer u ii.y mull ir..iiiid. With a on! nr .Tliinilllif moiii'V i in um i otuer. Aililrc-M MKlt a t. - M f H r. ".n.irii. iiei. A"" "r"' V". jtiwi..c l.Mi.uie. cuuaoo r.rist. 3)1 12th st ugg C'lileaio mitei. Until the close of the fair tho C.. B. & Q. offers a rate to Chicago of fl.97for the round trip, returniiig coupons limited to Nov. 15. II. I). Mack. I). P. A. An Invitation. Miss P'inkerly Are you obliged to wear spectacles all the time, Mr. Tutter? Tutter Oh, no, indeed. When I am close to any one, I never use them. Miss Pinkerly Won't you remove them? Brooklyn Life. A DAMAGED EYE. .li in Itluisdrll us Too t'ontounde.I Sym pathetic to tut the Colonel. There are some people who have no imagination, but cling to the literal with paiuful assiduity, dim Blaisdcll was one of these, and Lis happy facul t3" of taking things seriously lost him an elegant wife. Jt was this way. Colonel Lafitte is a Southerner and very sensitive, espe cially about his general appearance, which is quite distinguished. lie rather liked dim, and Jim doted on the colonel's daughter, and it was a foregone conclusion in the family that Jim would win the girl, as the father was on his side. One day the colonel took Jim out to ride behind his cantankerous Ken tucky mare, and she kicked the dash board of the bua-gy into smithereens and landed both gentlemen by the roadside. This wouldn't Wave been so bad, as neither of them was hurt, and the colonel was doing the driving, but Jim ha;! to discover a fracture in the colonel's right eye und he began at once to make a fuss about it "You're seriously hurt, sir," he said in his most sympathetic manner. "Nothing wrong with me," snapped the colonel, who was looking for the mare in a dazed sort of way. "But your eye, sir. is badly dam aged." "Never mind the eye. Help me to catch the critter." "1 must insist on bandaging your eye first, colonel. Why, it is a blurred mass and I greatly fear you have lost the sight of it," persisted Jim. "Look here, you young fool," roared the colonel, "can't you attend to your own affairs. That eye, sir. is glass do 3-011 hear glass', glass:" And that is why Jim didn't marry the colonel's daughter. CORK SOLE SHOES VYouiin uys. They had been out yachting when a squall came up, and for if time it was doubtful whether they could continue their existences here or on some other planet The women were frightened into hysterics, and not even the mas culine part of the crowd was without fear. Finally they were landed safely and every one drew a djcp breath of relief. For a moment there was silence. Then a feminine voice re marked devoutly: "Thank heaven! Now let's go ant' curl our hair. It's all out." Prevention it Better Than cure, and those who are subject to rheumatism can prevent attacks by keening the blood pure and free from the acid which causes the dis ease. You can rely upon Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for rheuma tism and catarrh, also for every form of scrofula, salt rheum, boils and other diseases caused by impure Mood. It tones and vitalizes the whole svstem. Hood': effect. Pills are easy jnd gentle in Kates Near One Cent Per Mile. For the closing days of the Colum bian exposition the Burlington, Cedar Bapids & Northern railway will sell excursion tickets to Chicago from its line at rates near one cent per mile for round trip. Tickets on sale Oct. 15 to 31 inclusive, good to return until and including Nov. 15, 1893. For tickets, time of trains, etc., call on or address agents. J. K. Hannegan. U. T. & P. A. 115 good I arms for Sale. Two miles east of Coal Vallev acres with good buildings. Half mile from Iowa line in Jack son county, Minn., 80 acres, buildings. Timber land opKsite Muscatine. A good woodman can pay for land with wood and Tender every acre tillable. A splendid opening for the right man. E. II. Gvver. Xtra Dry. Xtra Dry Pain Proofers. Excludes all damDness from striking through the soles to the feet without the use of rubbers. A Preserver of Health. Promotes warmth. Prevent colds. Adds to comfort. Make short men look taller. HfC M, m Second ant! Ilai ir EN Rock Island Buggy Co. MA.NTK TPKKRS or Phaetons, Surries, Buggies, Spring and Farm Wagons. It will pay you to Cili an I f,et our Lw Price? Before Buying. Factory and Ware Room? on Sixteenth street between First and Second avenue. Retail trade especial Y folicirrJ Our Purpose In Advertising is to 1ft everybody who lujs clothing that's all Man kind here about know that onr fall suitings areiu, and ttat the finest er-r displayed in the city. You ra es- p-ciuiiy mvitt-a to call and ene the latest in pattt-rn and stj Ihh, in fall and winter wear J.B.ZIMMER, " Call atid yi-nr order T4B BLOt'K f'PPOSITK HaRPEK HoUBR; J. T. DIXON Merchant Tailob And Dealer in Men's Fine Woolens. 1706 Second Avenue. Fifth Avenue Pharmacy. HORST VON KOECKR1TZ, Analytic acfl Dispensing Ptaacist Is tow located in Lis new building at the corner of Fifth areuue and Twenty-third street. C.J. W. SCHREINER, Contractor and Bnilde 11J1 lli3 Fearlb aveoue. Residence 1119 roarth avenue. Plans and speoiflcattons fnrn!hed on all classes of work; also aeent for WUlet'a PatenLlmid. - Sidin Bl'.nds.)nieihing new. stytiea and desirable.! H ROCK ISLAND ILL THE NEW City 'Bus and Express Line. Telephone Rock Island or Harper Hotels for 'boB or express wagon and yon will receive prompt attention. TIM 3 EK LAKE & SPENCER, Prop.