Rock Island Argus., March 06, 1897, Page 8, Image 8

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Vk Wwttw We III Haven
Generally cloudy and oecas local
now flturie tonight and Sunday;
oeeidadly colder; iicrtherr wind.
The lowest aoraiDg tempi iituro
was 14 below xero at Moorbcad,
Ulna., between which place and Ga
rasluu. Tex., then is a nog of 78
The change baa been greataat la
the BOfthern border otateo, the Mlo
aonriand upper Mississippi valleys.
The weather continues largely
cloudy. .Light snow is faUiag in
weatara North DakoU, western Ne
bratkaaad soatlMaatera HJaaeaota,
Today' tamperatnre 37.
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CITY CHAT.
One tot the rotes' and the kindly words.
That was your ata, Caia-ay;
Om told his troubles to bees sad bird.
That oee was oaly me.
-Knox's Meditation.
Andy.
Boom 9.
Eggs 10 seats at Weckel'a.
Monty to loan Baldy Bros.
C H. If oConnall, of Chicago, la in
the city.
Pickles lfi eanta per gallon at
Weokel'a.
The olty alaotlon oeonra one month
from today.
Don't forgot the number, room 2,
Boiord block.
Strictly fresh eggs 10 cents per
dosen at Weckel'a.
Special prices on candy tonight at
Toong McCombs'.
WBtt and yellow com meal S
. eents per seek at Weckel's.
Combination knocked out. Every
body goes to Young ft McCombs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fhli Mitchell ar
rived home from the eait lait night.
Plantation jubilee and ail "ooon"
songs at Harper's theatre this even
ing. Peter Dalley and his company
went to Peoria over the Burlington
this morning
New dress goods stock still con
tinues at slaughtered sale price
Toung 4c McCombs.
Charles Zackriegel. of the .treat..
urj department, is here inspecting
me leaerai oauaing today.
Why pay 8 cents for bankrupt
gooo when y n can buy new goods
for 6 cents at Tonng A McCombs'.
We predict an enormoua rush at
Simon a Mosenfelder's. a people are
not alow to recognize the merit of
such a sale.
Do yon want a suit with the union
label on and made by union men
If o, ee Ann, the tailor, room 3.
Bnford bloa
Mr. T. F Henderson returned
home this morning from Maqnoketa,
Iowa, where she has been visiting
the last-month.
Don't pay 85 per cent more at
bankrupt price than you en buy
new aod 'rh. up-to-date, good fr
at Toony A Mot imb'.
The O"otrao for the erection of
the new N. U ach ol building at
Davenport has been awarded to
Btro'kei A Hon of that oity.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
George Weyrauoh. 3942 Thirteenth
avenue, dl-d yesterday Intermeit
we- made at Calvary cemetery.
Andy, the tailor, will make you a
nobby euit or overcoat for from 112
up Fit and workmanship guaran
teed. Boom S. Buford block.
Dr. Henry D. 8teele. eye. ear. noae
and throat specialist. Glasses prop
erly fltted. Boeonstein block. Fifth
avenue ana Fifteenth street, Molina.
Frank Anderson, the erstwhile
bill poster, constable, fly flop, and
theatrical agent in Moline, is en
gaged in Salvation army work in
Boston.
William Jackson left this afternoon
for Ottawa In the lnteiest of 'the
Woodmen in the eaae of the appeal of
tne ruiion ODotrueuomsts in the su
preme court.
Ber. C A. Mennlcke. of the Ger
man Lutheran church, officiated at
the man-lag of Julius B. Miller and
Miss Mary D. Klingebiel at Moline,
Monday evening.
Customers are delighted with
treatment, prices and attention at
Toung A McCombs' great alaughter
sale, whioh still continues with more
than usual Interest.
Hiehard Green Moulton, whom the
Bock Island Center Is striving to se
cure for the coming season, is one of
a eorpe of eo lecturers employed by
the university extension department
Awarded
ttlgfast Honors World's Fair,
PCvC3n
MOST PERFECT MADE
AwGiapeOeametTartwlWaar. Tim
of Chicago university, which alio
naa is associate lecturers.
The people in thie vicinity have
been weU treated of late in the way
of bargain salea in clothing and dry
goods, but 8imonA Moaeafelder'a
removal sale beats them all.
Mabel Lewis, accused by May
Nixon of stealing wearing apparel of
here valued at $14 76. was held to
the circuit In $300 bond by Magis
trate Kerns at Moline yesterday.
The muaieale given at the home of
Mi Alta Hoppo laateveniag was a
verv pleaaant and ameeeaaf ul affair.
The proceeds will be used toward the
missionary work of the Central
ehnrch.
The tame persons who gave a cake
walk at Armory hall Feb. 18, will
give the second and last cake walk
and musical entertainment, rag,
wing and buck dancing, this evening
at Harper's theatre.
Simon A Mosenfelder's force has
been busy as bee all week, getting
their entire stock marked down, and
they opened thia morning ready for
business with the greatest bargain
sale ever held in Bock Island.
Every purchaser of 60 cents worth
or more of goods at McCabe Bros, is
entitled to a coupon good for 60
cents in payment of any style of por
trait made by Walgren Bros. Only
one coupon accepted on each por
trait. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams de
sire to express their sincere thanks
to friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted them during the sick
ness and death of their daughter.
Belle; also for the many beautiful
floral tributes.
Mayor B. F. Knox, Henry Carae
and F. J. Kinney are to be the judges
of tonight's cake walk at Harper's
theatre. T. J. Medill and A. D.
Huesihg had been invited to aerve
also, but previous engagements on
the part of both prevented accept
ance. Supt. Killeen, of the Diamond Jo
line, announces that the packet here
tofore known as the Pittsburgh, and
wrecked in the St. Louis cyclone last
May, has been named the Dubuque
since rebuilding her a much more
appropriate name for a boat in these
waters.
W. H. Catton bested Splnks in the
billiard tournament at Pittsburg
last night. He had run out his
string of 400 when his opponent had
275. Catton's average waa 22. The
innin? of thie came pivea him ' a
chance for third money. Thursday
he lost a game eaoh to Maggioli and
Sutton.
Te ball given by Camp 29, M. W.
... for the benefit of Ita naedv neigh
bor was at' ended bv abont one hun
dred couples. The amount realized,
abont $75. will repay those whose
aorta maaa toe an air a success
Bleuer furnished the music. an)l the
merry dancers enjoyed themselves
lromrnseir.
ecure a SUDDlv for the nnmincr
season of abaolntelv nnra iea. ma.it,.
from distilled water, at reasonable
rates, ana with good service guar
anteed, bv ordarinir una frnm
the Crystal Ioe and Cold Storage
company, of Davenport. Telephone
SOI. Ordera can also be left with
H von Koeoknts. Fifth avenna
pharmacy.
T e steamer Donorlaaa R irifmin
which waa in the ttackat trail a hm.
tween Bock Island and Clinton last
year, met with a serious accident
while undergoing repairs at the
Lvons wava thia wm.k. Thai haw
hull had been completed, and in re-
1 1 . et . a .
piaoiog ma caoin, toe etagtng gave
av. ant the cab.n fell and
crushed to kindling wood. An en
tirely new one win nave to be built
Walrren. tha nnrtrmtt artist. hamn
Work in klcCaba Rrna ' ah aw atlsHna
last Thursday afternoon, and people
from Moline were promptly on hand
and ready to place ordera for por-
mbuss. Ti aiirran a wore- la wail
known in Molina, and th nt h:
engagement in this eity waa hailed
with delight by our neighbors. Wal
grn Bros do a straight basines and
no imma aeneme ta aprung on their
ouatomera, but the portrait are de-
lla.ul I . 1- . . ....
wuansi irame liuenred.
The Captain Told Bun.
An Englishman, touring through
America, went on board a steamer late
one night and on the following morning,
after walking on deck and looking
around him, be stepped up to the cap
tain and asked, " beg your pardon, but
would yon kindly tell me what lake
I'm on?"
"The Lake Huron," replied the cap
tain and turned awav.
The Englishman looked puzzled for a
moment, ana cnen, xouowing the cap
tain, began again, "I beg your pardon,
you said"-
"It's the Lake Huron," reared the
captain, thinking the man waa deal
"Tea, I know," persisted the passea
ger, "but what's the name of the lake
that I'm on?"
"The Lake Huron!" ahouted the cap
tain, inoanaed at what be thought gross
stupidity, and be turned away to relievo
himself by tailing at one of the hands.
The Englishman looked more pusaied
"The lake you're on ia the lake you're
on. Of oouraa it is. The lake I'm on
cant help being the lake I'm on. What
impertinence! Let me look in my guide
book. Perhaps that will tall me."
It did tell him, and then the humor
ox tno attnataon suddenly dawned upon
1.11-Bit.
T Vara O.M a C
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the
money If it faila tr sure. 35 oenta.
When bilious or eostive eat a Cas
earet, emady cathartic, cure gnaran
teed. 10 oenta, 35 oenta.
TITO AIlgTJD. B ATTJKDAY. MAR
Thm
HVomaif oaaT j
The niisttr a of
hood is full of deep
unanswerable eniamaa.
Why should women be
compelled to suffer aim
ply because they are wo
men? WhT is it that thr
aource of their niarheat iawm la at
time the canse of their arreateat arretcheA.
acsa r ine Tery arrnontes which makeaft
possible for women to be hattoT arive atad
mothers also render them liable to the nt
most physical misery and pain.
The so Serins of body and mind canard
by some weakness of the distinctly feminine
organa are so almost universal among wo
men that the question might well be asked:
" la this Nature's punishment for the crime
of being; a woman ? "
The true answer is No! These suffering-
are neither natural nr necessary. They
would not exist if the or-puism was healthy.
No woman ought to endure snch troubles.
There ia no need of it Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription in a perfect and positive
care far feminine weakness and disease.
It gbree health and strength to the ape-'
etal organ and nerve-centres; heals inflam
mation; atop weakening; drains; promote
functional regnlarityt and restores the nor
mal, vigxirons and painless condition which
Nature intended.
It is the only medicine of its kind in
vented by an educated and experienced
physician. It is the only medicine which
makes baby's coming; safe and compara
tively painless.
Any woman who would like to know
more abont this medicine and abont her
own phyaicial make-up should send n one
cent stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y., to pay the cost of mailing only on an
absolutely free copy of his thousand-page
illustrated book. The People'a Common
Sense Medical Adviser;" or, 31 stamp for
cloth covered.
A sure and permanent cure for constipa
tion ia Dr. Pierce's Pellets. -One "Pellet-
la a gentle laxative, two a mild cathartic.
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Come and See
That's what you must do to
appreciate the variety there
is to select from. We have
hundreds of things that eon
tribute to good living that
we cannot mention here.
Drop In at any time and you
may find something that
Just strikes your fancy., :' .
I Note the List Below:
Oelety apinaea,
ceuuaower. Radishes.
BoapBnncBM, Heat lattnc,
Pauley, Pie Plant,
Oyster Plsat, New Beets,
Tomatoes. rsn Onions,
Hre-sed Turkeys. Chiokens
and Geese.
Wine San. Snaaeta. 17 rthArn
Sple, Pipen and Johothan Ap
pie, niooa ana Naval Urangee.
Toon for flood Goods, '
Just Arr.ved
GENTLEMEN'S
FULL DRESSM
PATENT
LEATUEBS.
AA to D Widths.
THE BOSTON
BARGAINS' IN
School and
Blank-books
AT
mm
tstentLeatheT
wLswwMfaWn
Taylor
1717 Second
Crescent Bicycle
SKY-HIGH
Creaoanta ara arfHalv nil linn.
blv known aa KE LIABLE. STAND.
ABD MACHINES; none can be mad
superior. Our line is the most com
plete on the market, and that m
aonable prloes plaoo them within the
reach of the public.
Crescents ara lhrht. rloHH. nf tha
best material, and baaatiful in de.
eign and finish.
' Call and ezamlna tha 1897 lfodaia
and select your 1897 Mount
AT
DAVID DON,
lllft-1117 . 8EOOND AYENUX.
WHEN he tipa his arrows
with our delicious
CONFECTIONERY.
The poisoned arrow of the
- Indian waa never more ef-
- ficaoioua in ita desired mis
sion than a box of our
Chocolates
OB
Bon-bons
It is a graceful g.ft and one
that ia acceptable to ninety
nine women out o! a hun
dred, and at which none can
take offense Ton needn't
confine yourself to that,
however, for we have taf
fie, caramels, glace, nut
candiea, in faot everything
in the candy line that is
good.
KRELL & MATH
SWEETS OF LIFE.
Phono 1156. 1716-1718 Second Ave.
Rare cure for cough or cold,
our extra strong Boarhound
candy. Try them.
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Discount
On all purchases df $1 and over. We will
... lo
. give 25 per cent discount for Friday
and Saturday Only.
!3OItSJHr JIKI'ir'SZJ -
These cuts represent
our Ladies' Bright
Dongola, Flex Sole,
Button or Lace Shoes
for
$2, $2.50 and $3
Very latest in every
particular. We have
better in quality, but
no later in style.
You buy
And be pleased.
OPEN EVBNINGS.
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Have just received a shipment of the New Gpring Styles for '97 of the
Celebrated
K N OX
This is Pdsitivaly the Most Popular Fin 3 H.t Made.
Invited.
Sale
AN EVENING AT HOME
Includes a oomfortablo ohalr, slippers,
book, s amoks and, most important of all, s good bottle of boor.
In order to ps certain abont this part of jonr evening yon had
better order s eaes of onr Bohemian or Pilsener absolutely pure
and healthfaL
Telephone 1089
Where Disease Lurks.
DAVOS COMPANY'
if 1
HAT
319 - 321 Ttisth street
ROCK ISLAND BREWING CO.
Ton never hear of plagaee
In s eoautry where good plumb
ing Is the mis. Epidemics rave
in eonntriee and closely popu
lated soetloas where no plumb
ing exists. Good plumbing in
yow house is a surer preventive
earainat Ulaeea of most sorts than
nil ins drugs in the world. Ws
on good plamMng at fair prioos.
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