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6 THIS ARGUS, MONDAY; MAY 21, 1894. CITY CHAT. Charles Case it bom from Ottawa. t D. Sweenej ai la Chicago over Read Young & McComba' adr. on nun page. William McEalry spent yesterday In Chicago. ' 1 . 3 The Aaora World's fair aeries is la popalar demand. Preserve it. Money to loan on real estate secur It j. Apply at Jackson A Hurst's. Grecian lawns, handsome patterns. ijc Tiru at aiciuiyre Keck Co', Airintrre.Reck Co. offer the 6c Biiaumeni nannti at oic a yard Young ft McComb bare some great resins idis wees. Kcadbigadv on lifih page. Ladies' summer skirts 25c each at McIatrre-ReckCo's. this week; mate rial costs more. mrmiTre-uecE to. make some very low prices on ladies' skirts this week. Keail adv. i iciurcsque America7 are you getting the series? Back numbers at Tnc Aroi s office. No selling-oat fake or anything of me Kinu. out honest dealing at the Adams vt all 1 apcr company. For honest dealings and low prices go to the Adam Wall Paper com- pany, the reliable) wall paper dealers. Rumor has it that the Rock Island will soon again shorten the time of its fast mail between Chicago and Ica Moines. The jacket and cape bargains of fered at Aii-iaoe tiros, bus one with astonishment and every day the won der increases. Maj. Alex Mackenzie has gone to JeiTcron City. Mo., to serve on the Missouri river commission, of which he is a memtcr. Kspccial attention is called to the cnt prices on silks in McCabe Bros.' advertisement. A dollar does biz uuit at inn snie. If you desire nice new wall paper. remember that the Adams Wall Taper company has the largest and best line in the city. For three hours on Tuesday morn ing 8 to 11 Mclntyre-Kcck Co. of- i uvir mure svovk oi iaces at a discount of 2J xr cent. No reserve. Summer Wood, the small-pox pa tient, was given a suit of clothes, un derwear, socks, shoes, etc., and fur nishe.l transportation as tar as Iowa City this afternoon, and released. Ten thousand rolls of wall paper at le a roll; also lo.noo rolls at 2c a roll with liorders to match at 2c. Call early anil make your selection Lefore it'is picked over SdtclifTe. J. M. Huford returned from Chica go this morning, where he and Mrs. Kufnrd have been visiting for several days. He viewed the storm off Lake Michigan, which was the most terrific he ever witnessed. Ed Jens, of South Hock Island, is having a hot water apparatus and some sanitary plnmbing put in his residence. The Rck Island Heating and Plumbing company has the con tract fr the work. At SittoliftVs beginning this morn ing. 10.00J rolls of white blanks, wall paper at le a roll with borders to match at 2c the same patterns other dealers are selling at 5c and 6c a roll. Call early an I make your selections before it is picked over. . say. where arc you going?" Why the first thing I 'am going to do Is to get some wall paper that PutclilTe is giving away at lo a roll. Just think, you ran see the same pa pers and patterns in his windows for le a roll that other dealers arc ask ing 6c and 6c for!' A team attached to a wood wagon became frightened at a motor on Ft Armstrong avenue at the Rock Isl and arsenal shortly after noon today and dashed eastward on the avenue, when near the turn on Rock Island avenue it collided with a mail wagon driven by A. I). Cox. Neither wagon was damaged, but the horses at tached to the wood wagon were scratched up somewhat. A cyclone is predicted on Tuesday morning at the corner of Fifteeuth street and Second avenue. Ten thous and rolls of white blank wall papers at le a roll; also 10.000 rolls of paper at 2c a rell with borders to match at 2c. Sutclillc makes prices and other dealers try to follow, but cannot compete with this cut. This sale will continue until all is sold. Call early and get vour choice from the full line. Mrs. Julia A. Boll man. one of Rock Island connty's esteemed pioneers residing at the head of Seventeenth street, came down Saturdav to spend her H3d birthday with the family of Awarded Higbott TJoncra World Fair. DR. CEI2AT.3 CCKCD MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powds?. Kite torn Ammonia, Alum or sny other sduHsrant 4P run rot fTAMMuta her son, John F. Bollman. at 119 rourth avenue, and the people In the neighborhood seized the occasion to commemorate the lady's birthday in a manner that brought joy to her heart and left many cherished re membrances. They showered her with gifts many and appropriate, and in return she prepared a feast fur them that bore evidence of the fact that she has not forgotten bow to serve the good things of life in her after years. . DIMea fey W4f. Deputy Sheriff Jim Britton, of Andalusia, had an experience last Saturday morning which was far from pleasant, and one he will not re call with fascinating memories, either. Sheriff Gordon has in his possession what is supposed to be a pet wolf, but it will be a long time ere he cains that reputation in the eves of Jim. Saturdav Jim had occasion to go into the jail yard, and the wolf, seeming overjoyed at meeting him, broke his chain and ran to him and jumped on him as would a dog. "He kept growling." said Jim, "but I thought he was only playing, when all at once he caught me by the leg and bit me." - Jim. as a rn1. is pood natured. but there things he will kick at, and this wolf was one oi mem. lie kept kicking. too, until the wolf ran away, and then came Jim's turn to run. anil mn he did. Just what the vicious beast's fate will be he has not decided, but the countv will, in all nrohahilitr be pavinc a bnuntv nn an tmma welt one of these davs to Jnmna Rrit ton, of Andalusia. Angry Candidates. The meteorological dlstnrh.n the last few davs is nlnfria1 nf tt,n political conditions which exist in tL. , 1 . . ... iq rcpuDiican party in this county. The bitterness which has been engen dered in the mat scramble for office is growing in intensity as the con vention hour grows nigh, and it would not be surprising if some of the contestants settled their differ ences a la Corbett. At least this is the Conclusion to be drawn from a little episode which happened be- wvcu vaatuuaies isomer ana Hem enway in the countv clerk's office this morning. Hemenway entered the Meline colonel's domain with blood in his eve. and exhausted hit vocabulary of epithets upon the colo nel, who responded with considers.!!! spirit. Hemenway charged KohlerJ vtibu nun lil'bi irescDerv. nnn naaerrAii with great vehemence that unless the latter desisted in his methods, he would knock him out ihrsiellv well as politically. Vcrilv. brethren, ye should curb vour tempers and dwell in rtcace even though it stingcth thy pride. Recovered Throagh m Dream. In 1877 an uncle of mine livinsr in Desoto, Mo., was murdered for his money. The murderer onlv cot a small amount in greenbacks, and no clue to his hidden gold could be found, until I consulted Madam Hutchinson, and I entered into an agreement with her. She caused me to dream to the exact spot where the money was buried. I then went to the spot indicated in my dream, and after a little digging, found a box containing f 2,500 in gold. A. I. SriNOTTA. Be convinced at Madam Hutchin son's, 231 Twenty-first street. Her charges are: ladies, 60c; gentle men, f 1. Exenraoas totbe ftouth. Excursions on Mav 8 and 29. at one fare for the round trip. Tickets limited to thirty (30) days from date of issue; choice of routes offered; stop-overs permitted within certain territory. Detail information upon application to K. bTOCKBOCSE, G. T. A. Depot, foot of Twentieth street Rock Island. 111. Hirer Klplets. The Mack came down and went up. The Cyclone, Bart . Linehan and Pilot brought down eisrht strings of logs each. The stage of water at the Rock Isl and bridge at noon was 9.10; the temperature 48. Coart Callings. The case of Mark Hauberg vs. Wil liam Mill was finished in the circuit court, the jury returning a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 195.95 and costs. Judge Smith adjourned court Sat urday until 11 o clock Wednesday morning. Notice. All persons owning or keeping dogs within the city are hereby noti fied to register and pav tax on the same on or before June ' 15, 1894, which tax for the ensuing year will le 2 for each male and 93 for each female dog. M. H. Skxton, Chief of rolice. Currifav Mlury Atmtrared. Goshen, Ind., Mny 21. Fire destroyed the Ore-story brick factory of tutz & Walker, csmnga manufacturer of this City. Estimated loss on building aud con tents Iwtn-een 30,(IU0 and .il.tmi. Insur ance, fii.wK ttakuown Vemel In Ulatreaa. FOKEBTVILLK. Mich., .May xl.A three masted schooner is in distress five miles oat. It has apparently lost its rudder and a part of the canvas. A steam barge is trying to pick aer up. The wiud is etill blowing a gale. The XVeatber We May Kan et. XVAMUaaron, May St. Tha following are tbe weather liiulcat.ufm for twenty-four noun from s p. ni. yesterday: For Indiana and llli-ai-Prily cloudy weather, with inotr In es n-ine tuvtbiin porttuu; rl ctatly watmrr; variable wines. Fur Lower Aih biitan-partly clornlt wraibrr. witb .bowers in eaanrn pur tii; !!k-ut'.r warmer; northerly ind. For l'r pcr j trbigaa and Wiwonate-Generally fair, wartnnr wiatber; easterly to northerly winds. Fur Iowa Partly cloudy weatber; warmer lu eastern Bortivn; variable, winds. X Uw Against stem .Ting a Dead Bdy. "Where in toe world," asked the law yer who volunteered information with out retaining fee, "did people eape- dally people in the country get the ides that one cannot touch or remove a bodv nntO the coroner has arrived? That is almost a general belief in the cooatrr. and there never was a more ridiculous and absurd piece of nonsense than this. I have seen a body lie in everybody's way because the people thereabout uwugnt tut tt was unlawful to touch it. This foolish tradition amounts almost to a superstition, and you may be sure) no coroner iaces tne trouble to enliirhten stupid ignorance upon the subject. The coroner is only too willing to aggrandize his influence and power, and therefore rather encourages than discourages this silly superstition," New York Tribune. He Deserved to Be Shot. ' LITTLE Rock. Mav SL George Rlann. a. well-known citisen of this city, aged 45, rataiiy snot John Urear, aged 19, on Mar ket Street W-llila tko tkmni,lif.i. crowded with people. He sent two balls into Grear'a hodr. Rnwr linni . k affections of Ki son's wife, necessitating a uiTvrce, auu ne wen tauntea Kison with tue tact. . : Cozey's Sentence Deferred. Washington. Mav 21. it had Imm a. pected that Judge Miller ot the police court would sentence Coxey, Browne and Jones for their part in the Capitol May aay demonstration, but by agreement of counsel sentence was deferred. Armor Plate Demolished. Washington, May 21. The eiirhteen- inch armor plate representing the side armor of the battleship Indiana was de- monsneu oy two snots rrout a twelve-inch rifle at a test at Indian Head. All the Lo.t Little Unes Fonnd. Boston. Mav ii. All of tho t.nt,. eight children repotted lost at the confla gration have been returned to their pa rent through the activity of the Ruggles Street church peonle. Intelligence Column. 1 bx Ton ra snot IF YOU Want money Wsat a cook Want boarders Want a partner Want a situation Want to. rest rooms want a semnt girl Wsnt to sell a term Want to sell a nonse Want to exchange anything Want to veil hooaennld ejoode , Want to make aay real osiate loans Want to sell or trade for anything want to ftnd customers for anything . .. USX THXSI COLUMNS. iRB daily ahgtjs deltvtrkd at yocb . door eery evening for lOe per week. aXTBtt-AN IXPKRIKNCtD SUKSE GIRL at vzi Twentitim rtreet. JOB. BALE A CAn BEGISTER, ALMOST . new, at Wright A lirecniwalt's. STOLETf l AST! P P FE M A B PUP. P.STUBN to Fair ground, and rare troub c. w ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, at Mo. Cut Twcaty-thi d atreet. LOST BETWEEN BROOKS' GROCERY AND I hf vl.il tiff . mi. . a . I . V. i cle.. Betara to ibi. office. WASTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN- need apply. Adcrees Q a sac- office. WANTED A V ASSISTANT KBCEriTIXO ofllrar. Th ri.Kt n.n m-it good ary Addrer. C. U. B-, this office. WANTED EXPERIENCED CANVASSERS. Good waecs won lpnt nlMum .mi sble for either ex. No capital required. Call aru-rSn. m. Ben y Ward, ICtS Fou.ta arenne, Moline. CO -4 a -4- m w 13 cn C a o as CD o a S a S is 3 CQ v -a c J 2 I - Cl M H o o SCREENS 5rSBISGSSSrSrSK5r3r3K SCREEN DOORS, WIN DOWS, ALL WIDTHS OF WIRE SCREEN.- , Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers, And a complete line of mixed house and floor paints, white lead, lin seed oil, etc. FRANK ILL 1610 Ttird avenue. SPALDING'S OFFICIAL BASE BALL GUIDE FOR 1894. The Base Ba I Autbn Ity of Amrilrs Is more eompie c t an ever. New Rule. Kew Diacr.m, far Ball leld. V.liuM. mi l ilea and aVcorda of al lae Platers aad Class. Ssirr roa 10 csmts. a. Awneom'eiecauioeae. rotes w raiiy n aetratee . . W S(mk. New York, CbieKo, f hi.adelpbia Or F.om Tear K.wsdtsl.rT' 4 -; for the liver and ' kidnessv The only guaranteed core for kidney troubles. Bemoves the urie acid. Cures rheu matism. Try it. Sold by Harta A uiiemeyer. c Riverside : SlflVfiMEBS Made m Twenty-two Styles and Sizes to suit everybody. They are the cheapest and the best, used by over 3000 families in the city that can testify to their merits. DAVID DON. 1C1S-M17 SK.0SD ATEMJF, UCXXSXniXS. Most Anybody Can make Ice Cream But to make Ice Cream and Fruit Ices that are palatable and delicious is another thing. To get the best re sults is to get it from KRELL & MATH, who understand how to make it, and tbey can give you any flavor you wish for, and in all the lat est forms. Soda. Water.. We aim and claim to make tho finest Fountain Driuks in the city, using nothing but Pure Fruit Juices and nice rich cream in ievery glass, and on Phosphates we excel. Our crushed Fruit Pulps are of the finest fresh fruits, and when used in Ice Cream Soda, they cannot be equalled. We have a nice parlor for ladies and gentle men to sit and enjoy their soda, and at the same time pass away a few idle mo ments. When tired or weak, try Krell & Math's ice cream, it will refresh you. 1716 lull & mm aad 1718 Second At. Telephone 1156. McIntyre-JQeck Dry Goodscn Sole Agents for Butterick Patterns the best in the world. Skirts. A particularly fortunate purchase of ladies" skirts enables us to offer for this week tome crisp values which may not be repeated. 10 dozen fast color seersucker summer skirts, nicely made, with ruffle, the material alone being worth 85c', for 25c. Double ruffle, guaranteed fast black satine skirt, full siae, worth 1, for 75c Fast black satin skirt, silk embroidered, the regular 11.25 value, for 89c. A very handsome five-ruffle black satin skirt, which is always a f2 value, for this sale only $1.48. - New style summer mohair skirts at only fl.50. Beautifully made and finished skirts in moreen, gloria, Italian cloth, etc., at prices much below those which usually rule. MONDAY MORNING And while it lasts, 20 pieces of 6,c white domet flan nel at SJc a yard. SO pieces handsome patterns Gre cian lawns only 21c a yard. These two offerings are unusual, and will not last very long. This Week You will find many money-saving o(Trin various departments of our store. Kv.-rv '." li terested in lace this seasen. To be well ,i," ' :t . . '"sad portion of your costume or wrap shoul.l . , lace. Our stock contains full lines of l;"j black and cream. Point Paris in white and C. Point Venise in ecru and butter sha.lea v, i "" cntal. Point dc Gene, etc. A full assortment of butter color inserts -5c. 6c, 7c, 8c and 9c. We have bettor i,-5f' which you will agree with us are worth aoui,v' big lot of Sevilla laces at 3c a yard. The ni.,.i j, ble trimming for underwear. TUESDAY MORXlXc, From 8 to 11 o'clock we offer our entire lace no reserve at a discount of 20 por ci-nt. v. u I MiMl4iiiilfii Tn.... r , .--..j . .mcsuaj uiuimu ior ihrie hour Mclntyre - 1709 Reck Dry Goods Co. and 1711 Second avenue, Rock Island. While You Are Thinking ABOUT. REFRIGERATORS il Don't pass by our display without examin ing it. We can save you money and give you the BEST REFRIGERATOR ever made. Then again in . . . Gasoline Stoves 1mm -L"-' I- - M :3 We claim your attention. Everybody concedes the superiority of the MONARCH SELF GENERATOR over all others. You need only to examine it to be convinced. Simple, dura ble and solid. No sheet iron frame. We carry a full line from the smallest to the largest size. G. O. HUCKSTAEDT 1809-1811 Second Avenue. The House Furnisher. MATCH THEM : : : : : : if you can It s an easy matter to buy a suit of clothing at $S, or even $2; or a child's suit at $1 . or even less; or a pair of men's trousers at 69c, but match these qualities at the price, if you can fweSflX? We hav cheaper grades a, well. mliJfl?Filto I 6 ' vCaU-f tTlCy are exPtionally good values, veil made, good trim at 88c qsc r iri, 1 frerS NW ljy? Can' matcli our ,ine of children's suits that e are selling SS SiSii3;?5- SlT-f -VZ dealers can. advertise at any price, but let them produce the with h them, you will readily a.ree Match These Shirt Wrists 11c, Kc, 2U, ?8cand50c. Knee Pants 9c, Uc, 18, 2k and 49c. matters not what priced articled good, right up in ippSrjSSd Tfor weir. g shdJy-n 'mitatwn Underwp.r io Underwear 25c Underwear SDc Underwear 4c Straw hats........ 16c Straw hats.. .. 26c Straw hats.. 50c Men's socks.., Men's socks.., Men's socks.., Men's socks.., Men's pants.. Men's pants.. Men's pants.., 3c 8c 13c 25c 69c 75c 98c Men's pants $ l 25 Men's pants 2 50 Spring or ercoats 7 50 Spring overcoats 10 00 Spring overcoats 13 50 Spring overcoats 16 50 spring overcoats 18 00 'SZ&SSSStttZJ on cloth irur ar ' vuvugu, ta n notr i