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3 . THE AftSUB. FRIDAY ITOVBMBBK 19. 1B97.
THE ARGUS.
tunj m4 Werkry at KM heM
AmlMl kM4,a. Xaiersd at Osinest-
J. H. Porris
- Pabllaaar
THaW-Dell. 10 esata week. Week:,
US sat hmi fes Khm tl JO.
AO MmMtaMMil ee Uveal w trjntBM-
aeckareesr, taUaenl at rsltine, sast aa
teal MM eUaraee luf aaalleaUoa. MCk
rtWavtn to plate ituueaf ttcaetaita.
Cai.sa.aliaii sssstlass1 trass im tsaa.atn
ta
'f araar, Notiviib II, 1817.
wot. TARHB aaa Ukia taa pre
liminary stp to tkllinr aa extra
eeeeloa of the toWlatare this winter.
la a eaacae to b bold aext Tuesday
bi Bpnagneia.
IIiuJbsui Liscolw. irjtntrrjlej;
the BtftB she Ior4 without parental
al4 or eoBMnt. th Freeport BoIIaUo
ay l. did exactly what ler great
freadmotner. Nancy Hanks, would
Kate dooe aader like etrcamstaaces.
If la raportad at Washington that
Speaker Raad wlli retire after tba
eomla aaaaloa of congress tad set
tl la Now Tork to practice lm' It
la latimatad that aomo Now - Tork
polltictaas desire to make kin tha
rtpublicaa leader to loccced Plait.
Bat It would a i ba ao very mach ef
aa laprovamant.
Out of tha ttnlniti from which
Jona Waaler preached itaad la front
. a av . . . .- .
win eiiejBB caapei at n taoesDary,
Ear. Iteoaititsef a korte blctk.
from which the fouerfer of htatho
dlam preached ao Iia thaa 44 str-
moaa. Ia hla lima it stood b the
Ida of a kalldlae; la cse of the ops
petti ci taai towa.
Naw YoRKiae are aUU diseasing
tae aroposuioa to mate a aew stale
oat ef It eonatit la New York, to
he kaowa m the state of Manhattan.
Taeeoaaue lacladcd In the pro.
pote piea are Mw Totk. Kings,
liana an. Rich mo ad. Snffalk. Wast.
raaeWr. Orange. Pvtmaa, Colombia.
wueneie, utr. t.rtea, Rockland,
Albany, Rennalar and part ot 8chc
karte. Tae hare a total popula
tion of S.tv) it), a compared with
X.Ul,133 for the remaining 41 eona.
ilea. They eoatala aa area of I.9G0
qnaro mllaa to egainit 40,433 ia the
temaiaiaf eon a tie.
A tea a ago )a fire etatea Preaident
NOMaiej aaa pieraaties ajgragat
lag more thaa 600,000 rote. If or.
S tkla biff adraauge wao entirely
loot Tkeeefew word tcrtelr tell
of the moot remarkable raactloa that
kaa oror takea place la the hlitory of
tha republican party. No other
prootaaatiaJ leader kaa over ae
aaok a powarf al fallowing dwiadle
away oo apeedily and completely
It kaa been many a year linee the
old loyotoae otau kao beea leia thaa
thai of the ODttoottloa. The reoabli.
aa oandidate for otate troaaarar re.
eired 371.033 roUa. while the opp
Biuoa aaaatuate pouea Stt.vjz.
TBI chaatre that kaa taken place
la the .Chicago later-Uoeaa la
ot inrprliiop, and Ueorge Wheeler
Ulamaa. who becomee the editor
aader the eoatrol of Charlee T.
Tarkea. will aot kave a dlffiealt ik
to ftra the oheet a fairer tone tkan it
ana aaa aaaer toe airecuoa of Wil
liam Peaa Niton. The outrageoualy
aeeided attitade of the Inicr-tteMn
la the Woodmen proceedinga of latt
oammer. whea It (eve Itself orer to
the aeeo of the I niton element, was
lt a lample of Ite funeral tendency
aawaia room iot rcnerai improve
meat in the paper Mauredlr, but
whether the aew conditiona will
bring It. future derelopmeaU alone
mny gemonetraxe.
Tan Tlalt ot Senator Wolcott to
tirope apprars to make him feci
orry ke ail not follow kia colleague.
Hoary M. Teller, lait rear. -So far
M tke alectioaa la the'Ualted SUUt
are eoaeeraed." ha laid to a newip
per interviewer Saturday, "I can
oaly oar that their reaulte are wht
taipeeted. The reeult ia New Tork
U particularly rratiftlor. although
a ih. t...i t .v .
- man were waa ao aec
laratloa for frvecotaage or any ea
doraement of the Cklcago platform
Tha orerwkelmieff nlnralitv
Taa Wyek ohowa that the priaciplea
Bpaa whlca tae democratic party
wvu Tmr ago are gaming ground.
Loaf before thla oilrer queetioa can
hw put to aaotker national test, I am
eoaJdeat that the people will kare
awnloBod ta the beaefit wklck thej
cxnzzii nmmm
miU CFCEBICITEi
OB. Caw-WAUCMTOaj,
MB hilt 4t.
w!U gala from a change la the prer
. m .,
tni Bnanciat poticy.
aocra beishtb arnamtoa.
Sooth Heighte, Nor. 18. Edward
aad Walter Hayee riaited with Sam
uel kfof&t in the country Tuesday.
ur. Miroeacr, wno nil been quite
sick for some time, waa reported bet
ter Sunday.
Uiis Hetty Irr in left for Dixon. I1L .
ktonday after n week'a rUlt with her
parents here.
joitn irvm ia nartog bis boose
painted, which will ndd very much
to the appearance of tha place.
Mr. liammerick la hariocr his
house improved by pn'Mlo?
aen son are co ng the wotk.
i. snroetner and one of bla fingera
eo badly eat while at work Monday
that ho will hava to lar off for a few
days.
Mrs. J. C Bailer, hire. Kennedy.
lira. Emig, and Miss Bowen risitod
la Davenport Fridny with Mra. Con
rad Weinberger.
C. irvin left for Moberlr. Mo..
the first pert of the week to spend a
ion time wun fits son, Harry, wno
naa a larm near mat place.
ice teacbera and pnpila of onr
school had a holiday last Thursday
became of trouble with the furnace.
aad tho rcoms couldn't bo properly
acaiea.
Mrs. Dr. C. .L. Silvia entertained
about a docen of the ladies of the
neighborhood at her home on Eigb
teenth avenne Thursday afternoon.
M or. ii.
Mr. neyerhanser has commenced
work on the foundation for a ne
house he intends to have built on the
lot purchased from William Pahl on
Kightecnth avenue.
-Resolved. That the Indian Ke
ceived Mora Abase Than tho Negro
waa me moitct ot a debate at the
kfomeclab Wednesday evenioir. It
wse decided in favor of tho affirma
tive.
Tb Twrid-r PaMioa. -
I had a coloml cock who vrae on Ibo
vt'hnle a very irood atrraut Sho had
bira "dumtd" in the public whoola
ami cmi(t vmto lr rut tina a cony book
H't'ire her ond jn kief? out li-ttcrby
lut f.t we sn! wnntiil to ur. Thin to ik
a K"1 d-al of tinw, Lnt abo was cnl-
hie enough to cboiw her time to tho
rrartico nu not as objocti'mablo oa
with mo-t of tbcm, Tho30 passion for
l tt.T wrttiUK U m great that it is in
dul?pi In at all tintiM r.-pirillcss of du
ty. On t'Tctiin;- cv.tv :uo hail pme out
and l tty waa 1-ft to l:k tho bouso
aud po bntiMv I camo hun:o first and
found on tlio f iiL lxunl au iuitiionse ra-
prr bnff. I km vr at uco it most have
bwn fiirsntt'-n by Lcttv, who lived at n
dittarra, mid bo thrus-t my baud in to
II tbTe vraa niirtbuiK iu it to spoil.
trail aim otKts vera in U, but n.y
hand rucounUTvil a box Fuch as jewel
era edl fluo tiogt in. I opened it. of
courjf, to know if It contained any val
-utile. A portion of her hair bad been
aonked In perfumed grram and braided
fine and tight to the length it coufd bo
rrrotcbed, tied with bluo ribbon and
colled ring ihape. It rested on a pieoe
of popr r, on which vraa written. "My
dcareiit, I send you a lark of my hair
and let not any ono clso lay tho weight
ci their finger npim it " I read no fur
ther in tho love note, ahut and put bnek
tho buz. but that "lark of hair" waa an
interesting proof bow much aliko hu
man naturo ia iu "all sort and condi
tiona of men," and women too. Ncav
Oilcan Time-Democrat
A llTr Trick.
It certainly looka like it, bnt there
is no wick aDont It Anybody can
try It who has lame back and weak
kidneys, malaria or nervous tron
oiea. w e mean be can enre himself
right away by usinc Electrio Bitters
This medicine tones up the whole
aystem, acta aa a stimulant to the
liver and kidneys, is a blood purifier
and nerre tonio. It cures eonitina.
tlon, headache, fainting spoils, sleep.
lesaness ana melancholy, it la pure
ly rentable, a mild laxative, and re.
tore the system to its natural rig.
or. irr r.iecirio mttora ana be con
vinced that they are a miracle work
er. Every bottle guaranted. Only
SO cents a bottle at Harts & Uile-
meycr'e drng store.
Try AUaal To.
A nowder to be shaken into
the
shoes. At thio eoason vour feet feel
swollen and hot. and ret tired eaa.
uy. If you have amartlng feet oi
tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease
It cools tho feet and makes walking
easy. Cures and prevents awoolen
and sweating feet, blisters an ' cal
loua snots. Kelierea corna anr. hnn
iona of all pain and gives rest and
comion. rrytttoiay. Bold by all
anKKIts ana saoe otoreo for
csnu. Trial package Free. Ad.
dreso Allen S Olmsted. La
Boy
N. T.
Caa ta Day.
"Mvitio Cure" for rbanmaH.tr
aad neuralgia radically cures la one
to three daya. Its action upon the
System is remarkable and mtalir1nn
It removee at once the cause, and the
aiseaae Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly beaeGts. 75 cents.
Sold br Otto tirotian. ISM SUrnnA
avenue, druggist. Hock Island; Gust
scaiegei ei bob, west Second street,
uavenporu
Dalaya Aee Paaeaaa.
Many ot your friends, or tMnnia
whom yoa know ot have contracted
consumption, pneumoaia cr other
ratal diseases by neglect of a slmpl
cold or cough. Foley's Hone am
Tar. a aafe. enre and pleasant cough
uivuiciD won. a nave aavca mem.
la guaranteed. For lai by T.
Thoaaaa.
Caeearau aUmalata liver, kidnevi
bewtU Btrar aiekea. waakaa
or griper, loeaats.
Is It a Cure-Ali?
- M
Oh No; But Say, You Came
Near It It s a Cure
Always.
Good for every thin it means pood
for nothing.
Knowing one thing thoroughly
meana anccesa.
That's why Doan'o Kidney Pills
are a success.
They know all about the kidneys.
And that io enough to know.
It von over had kidney eomnlaint
yoa would say ao.
xnina oi a. Dacaaono iu yeara long.
von'i emtio that's the only way
to
measure it.
And to measnra the miaerv that's
impossible.
Thousands hare had backache
longer atill.
Because they did not know what
was.
The kidneys knew all the time.
And kept on aching.
And then something worse fol
it
lowed.
Don't think it takea rears to fol-1
- 4
Sometimes only a few weeks or
days.
And urinary troubles set in.
Differing in constitutional kind.
To some it bringo diabetes.
To others gravel or kidney stones.
And the last and GRAVEST.
Blight's disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills know all this.
It is In their line they're made
tor it.
But their success dees not lie in
knowing it.
I5ut knowing it they cure it.
Ask any who has used them.
For any stage ot kidney complaint.
From backache to B right's disease.
Through all urinary disorders.
From excess of urine.
To scantiness with sediment and
pun.
ao, not a cure-all. but a cure-
always.
And thousands of testimonials
tell it.
Watch all Doan'o Kidner Pills ad-
rertisements.
They are constantly eivin? anon
testimonials.
For sale by all dealers, price 50
cents per box. Mailed by Foster-
aiiiDurn company, Hutialo, N. X.,
sole agents tor the United States.
Be member the name Doan'o and
take no substitute.
For sale by Marshall & Fisher.
LACK ORIGINALITY.
Why Many Criminal Are Easily ISroogM
to Justice.
"One reason rchy detectives nrmear
to do something miraculous occasional
" - - - -
ly is that there, is after all verv little
originality in criminals," said one of
Vniei tiazen s 6lentlhonnds recently.
"When a man sots out to got money
by crooked means, he seldom sits down
and evolves a new blan On the con
trary, he evidently thinks of tbo smart
cases ho has heard of at different times,
makes up his mind which suits him
post ana copies tho plan adopted very
cioseiy inueea.
"Hence, when tho detective sets nnt.
he has. in many instances, nnitn a
string of precedents to tako as guides to
me course tho criminal will probably
pursue.
"One raw, years ago, that helped me
immensely in the business, was a forg
ery. The man had disappeared and left
no clew whatever behind.
"I obtained acccf 9 to his room end
found that he had developed a partial
ity for cutting scraps from newpapers.
xnere was a wnoie urawertul of those,
ana x went through them carefully.
"Several had relation to forgery
cases, and ono cutting that appeared to
bo pretty badly fingered described how
a .
a iurger uaa got away in woman a at
tire. "I worked on tho theory that my
bird had Sown in this manner and fnl.
lowed it up until I finally got on the
rxacjc ana captured tho criminal.
"Tho capture was regarded as a very
remarkablo one, bnt, as a matter of
fact, the runaway had left for me an
excccaingiy vaiuabio clew. IX he had
taken the precaution to burn that cut
ting, he might have escaped capturo al
together. "--Cincinnati Enquirer.
Ta Cora a Cold la Oaa Dav.
Take Laxative Bromo Qniniae Tab
lets. All drueeists refund the moner
if it fails to cure. 85c The genuine
nas l.. a. on each tablet
Pileai Piitt riHsi
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Oint
ment will cure blind, bleeding and
itching piles whea all other oint
mento hare failed. It absorbs the
tumors, allays tho itching at once,
acts ao a poultice, gives instant re
lief. Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Oint.
ment is prepared only for piles and
itching of tho private parts, and
nothing else. Every box la war
ranted. Sold by druggists or aent
by mail oa receipt of price, 50 cents
auu i per uox.
Williams Makefactxrixq Co..
Proprietors. Cleveland, Ohio.
SoldbyaLF. Bahnsen, Druggist.
Tea Cast Affjrtf ta Chaaes IU
A heavy cold mar lead to pneumc
aia or consumption. Foley's Honey
ana iar taken in time aaorda perfect
security irnm nous results,
sale by T. F Thomaa.
Subscribe for Taa Arols.
For
SALVE FOR BEINQ BLACKLISTED.
Chhaw Hallway Mas Awarded Bll.6M.33
ttmt br m Cfclcara Jwrr. . . i sot
Chicago. Nor. 19 Fred R. Ketchaitf
waa awarded a verdict yesterday mom
tag tar $21,666.33 damages against the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
company by a Jury In Judge Clifford's
court. Ketcham sued for I2S (H10 Tnr.
Jng th great strike of the Ameriea.
Railway union Ketcham waa employed
as"a conductor for the Northwestern.
He joined the strikers and, the evidence
snowed, attended some of the meetinea
the interest of the American Rail
way union. Since the strike Ketcham
claims he had been unable to secure
steady employment, owing to the fact
that he was blacklisted. ad
it was testified that In the clearafM
card riven by the railways to objection-
aoie men such as those who broke their
union contract with the railways ,Jn
he- 0et strike there was an omissiei)
of m'texr words that Informed the rail
way man to whom the blacklisted man
uppuea i or a joo tnat tie was on the
blacklist. There was anv amount of
testimony to the effect that them vn
no blacklist, including that of a number
t ex-strikers now employed by the rail
ways, but somehow Ketcham alwava lost
his jobs, when. he cot anv. vprv aoon
and suddenly.
SHARKEY KNOCKS OUT GODDARD,
fuii nrM rt. a ...
- niin Auvi:r CJgui
That b Not Satisfactorr.
Ban Francisco Nov. 19. -Tom Sharkey
has won another questionable battle.
his victim this time being old Joe God
dard, the decrepit barrier ehamDion
The fight, which was scheduled for
twenty rounds, terminated in the sixth.
wncn bharkey. after lanriincr a atlff
right on Goddard's law. rnshod ot hi
man and knocked him to the floor literal
ly force of impact, falling heavily upon
him, Goddard's head struck thp mn.
ass with a smash which dazed him.
He rose at the end of three seeonda
and , rtaggered to the ropes. Refer.
MfArrhur meanwhile holding the ex
cited ' sailor back. Amid treat con
fusion McArthur awarded ' th fifht f
Sharkey. The decision was lust, hut
Sharkey's victory is far from creditable.
me ngnt being devoid of science tr
skill, and being won larcelv by main
etrencth. Goddard. howpvpr waa nnt
Hi U from the start.
TTar oa Insurance Men.
Springfield. Ills.. Nov. 19. Colonel Van
Cleave, superintendent of Insurance,
has inaugurated war on several insur
ance men doing business illegally in
this state, and in the next ten dava an.
eral eults against these agents will be.,
uieaiT ; uoionei van Cleave haa eauvd
suit to be brought against Thomaa Bak
er, of Macoupin county, for Drocurina-
insurance for the old Wavne Mutual
life. Indianapolis, and against J. B. Col
lins ana x. tj. iteys. Alassac oountv. for
procuring insurance for the Universal
l'roteerrve association.
. Ohio Valley Bimetallic Clnba.
Indianapolis. Nov. 19. The enmmtttoa
appointed by the executive committee of
the League of the Ohio Valley Bimetal
lic ciuds to confer regarding the annual
convention of the league which will be
held in this city next sDrlaz. met Yes
terday. It was decided to hold a meet
ing of the executive committtee at
Green.urg. Dec. 4. Ths January meet
ing of. the committee will he hvM in thla
city. The Ohio Valley League is com
posed or Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia,
Kentucky and Illinois.
Suicide of a Chicago Man.
Eseanaba, Mich.. Nov. 19.-J. D. Onnt.
cr unicago. representing the Cosmopol
itan ClUD or me American Enrvclnnedln
and FMclior.aiy, committed suicide last
evening at the Oliver House by shooting
nunsMrin tne rignt temple with a
volvcr. Cook left a note addrpaspd n
the coroner directing that his remains
oe nuried in the potters field.
Odd Fellows' Home at Mattoon, Ills.
Ppringfleld, Ills., Nov. 19. The grand
Mfesot Illinois Odd Fellows yesterday
aaopiea uie report ,of the special com
mittee in favcr cf locating the Odd Fel
lews Ola Folks' home at Mattoon, the
citizens of which town are to furnish I
benus approximating t36,080.
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS
-Sir Henry Doulton,
ish firm of Doulton
potteries, is dead.
head of the Brit
& Co., Lambeth
ilrs. Louise Forney, of Neenah, Wis.
aged 9L was run into by girls on bicy
cles and seriously injured.
Sheriff Schaur, of Brown county, Wis
wnose out was cut 1600 by the county
board, will sue the county for the full
ainuui.1 UL nis lees
Fritz Horsmann, a scorcher, rode into
me river at Chicago and was rescued
wun great difficulty. He was badly in
jured, but will recover.
SL Paul's, London, will comment
orate the 200th anniversary of ita r
opening after Sir Christopher Wren had
renum ine eamce, on Dec. 2.
Edward Nic, an employe of the Dia
mond Match company at Green Bay,
Wis., was fatally hurt by a truck load
or lumber falling upon him.
Leonard Heln, aged 55, a Bavarian of
oyai parentage, once a colonel In the
German army, died Wednesday in the
ou ixmis nospitai in aoiect poverty
Dwight L. Moody will be in Chuago
exi weeK ana speak Wednesday afer
tioajt 3 o'clock In the Chicago Avenu
church, corner Chicago asd LaSal'.e av
enues.
General Charles E. Hovey, one of the
originators ci tne normal school idea
Illinois and about the first president of
tne Illinois school at Normal, died In
Washington. He was 70 yeara old.
J Jar Hoover, of Pleasant Hill. Mn
way fatally hurt and twenty-two others
uvrc ot iea injurea in a ran way derail
ment on the Kansas City, Fort Seott
and Memphis, near Williford, Ark.
' During- a dream In which he imagined
aeveraT men were chasing; him with
knives to take hla life. John Poiack, of
Chicago, Jumped from the window of
his room to the pavement, sustaining
probably fatal injuries.
Charles Buschy, of Bayfield, Wis., was
married and seiaVbced to jail for 100
nays within the space of ten minutes.
He- Waa arrested for larcenv anri nlea1-
ed guilty. Immediately after sentencing
nun tne justice performed the marriage
ceremony.
Thla ia part of one day's record of
burglaries and hold-ups at Chicago
Jewelry worta 11.000 taken from
Belle O. Masters flat; house ot E.
B.
Whltfpril. ransacked and $200 worth
of
stolen: saloon ef John Mark'
held op aad tie takes.
I ' a 1,J
AN ARGUMENT FOR THE BOYCOTT.
Organise Labor at Batte Objeeta ta Be-
J ernt Adverse IieciaioBs.
Butte, Mont.. Nor. 19. The State
Trades and Labor associations have
adopted resolutions condemning the In
terference" of the United States court
with the Chinese boycott here and other
boycotts elsewhere on the ground that
vbe hoycett of organixed labcr is a de
fensive instrument, an expression of the
right to extend patror.age to those who.
by employing union labor, patronize
labor.
The boycott Is declared to be merely
the right of a man to choose his own
assistants to go wherever he wills on
the public highways; to- wcrk fcr. who
ever he may desire and to patronize
whom he pleases; to prosecute his busi
ness In a competitive way, even to the
Injury of another's business, provided
in so doine he la not rmlltv of dpfamlne
Sttiother citizen.
Veterans No a Privileged Class.
Des Moines. Ia., Nov. 19. Judge Con
rad, in the Polk district court, declared
unconstitutional the law enacted by the
extra session of the legislature which
exempts old soldiers from payir.g the
peddlers license. A short time ago Isaac
Buhberg was arrested for peddling with
out a license. He attached the consti
tutionality of the law, setting up that It
granted privileges to old soldiers not
granted to other persons. Judge Con
rad sustains the claim, and the decision
is generally commended.
On the Battlefield or Shiloh.
Nashville, Nov. 19. Advices, from Sa
vannah, Tenn., near the battlefield of
Shiloh, state that Colonel CorneliUP
Ccdle, Major D. W. Reed. Cclonel B, F.
Looney and General. D. C. Bull, consti
tuting the national Shiloh battlefield
commission, have leached that place and
arc now engaged in an inspection of the
battle ground. They are accompanied
by the Illinois ccmmisclsu appointed by
Governor Tanner ar.d these will mark
the rtlnrps in tho iwrl- nrnniAd hv Tilt-
ifcTS troops.
McKrnna for the Supreme Court.
Chicago, Nov. 19. A special from
Washington says: Attorney General Mc-
Kenna'8 appointment as associate Jus
tice cX the supreme court to succeed
Jurttce Field has been formally decided
ttpr by the prerident, and heartily ap.
prea-ed by tne cabinet. The succession
to the department of justice Is still open.
Woman Jumps from a Train.
Villisca. Ia., Nov. 19. Miss CaUicotte,
a sister of J. W. Callicotte, on her way
from Denver on a visit, leaped from the
closet wiRdow of the Villisca and St. Joe
Pflgfjengef A few miles north of St. Joe
last night- and was picked up nearly
dead. She had stripped herself cf near
ly all her clothes before she jumped.
SO
as
Good id
as ocott's and we sell it much
chcaocr." is a statement sometimes
made by the druggist when Scott's
Emulsion is called tor. This, shows
that the druggists themselves regard
Gcotfa
Emuicfan
cf Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos
frhites of ' Lime and Soda as the
;tanrIaifL arid trt Mrfac wfu
desires to procure the standard"
because be knows it has been ot
untold benefit, should not for one
instant think of takine the risk of
-v rosin? some untried oreea-
ration. ine substitution
of something said to be
just as good" for a stand
ard orenaration twent-.
five years on the market,
should not he permitted by
the intelligent purchaser
j--.. p. . & .j (.uiuiaiun. jam
uiac me man ana tisn are on tbe wrapper
50c ana ci.no, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Kew York.
Parker's Laundry
4kCcckonhe YVnlk"
In tbe laundry business Is what our
patrons own us to be. So you cant
. hJamans fbrjerowing when we have
rjirca.fte. tight on your shirt fronts,
coUara, cr- -tid shirt waists. We
do the be - mk in ttwn, and are
looking for juur bundle. Shall we
i King phone 1214.
PATCITTO'S XJLUSDXIT
ITS ThM Ave. FhaMlSIC '
Executor's Notice.
Xstate of Hear BMwsa4, deceued.
The wtdtrtlgBed having beea appobxtad' exeoo
rixoftbetest will aaa teataatetit of Hear Bo
t nlcld,at of tae county at Sock Island, etate of
uiioois, detested, heresy givee notlee that sb
U1 appear before the eour-tj court of Hock Ialaae
conmj, at tbe conafy eoart rooai, ia
tbe city of Bnek Island, at the Jaaoa'T teras, oa
tit s.-i Monday in Janaary next, at which UBM
all persons havhi eiaims scainat said estate art
notified and reqaested to attend, tor tae pantos
of haTina the aaaw adiaeted.
All irajBdeeied ta aald estate are ra
geterw aatta laimedlataparneat to the in
Dated thla fU day of Koyeatber. A. VKl.
AucsuaKosainaui,Kxecatrlx.
aaaanaa . . .
for ever tJ)
For heating,
for cooking, or
for both; for
cheapness of
operation, effi
ciency, clean
liness, and du
rability. Jewel
Stoves & Ran
ges have main
tained their su
periority for a
full generation.
Cook for ths
tmlMiuk.
Jewel Stoves
"Honesty
jESTSTDVE RAW TOEWol
Allen
Mi
112 West Seventeenih Street.
johh h. rasrsox.
Painters and Becoratoro
Shor rf 5wv5ntiwin'h ttrt
EVERY WOMAN
Banarttwai nea-ls a nlisbis, auo'-aly, nsnlstiae madidne. Onr traJan aM
the porast drags sataiabansed. 11 jm want tha best, get
Dr. PeaS's PesiRraal FiESs
Thar an Broinpt, ssl ard eartain la racslt. Th nnalBS ( Pr. ProlV rrrtc ii
' aolat. Seat siiwlioic, tl.C'J. Aiiaa tluhtlKOKtsm UL UjTsiMid. O.
For sale by A. J. Belss. Drogffiat.
UncerThe Direction Of (hamberun Kindt kin
Sunday, Nov. . 21.
- -Positive Appearance of tho Big
Operatic Extravaganza,
Absolntely the Jto Xxp;n ive Orsuizat'on of
Its kind in americt.
60 PEOPLE OX THE STAGE 60
Iht Real B!g Show. The event of
ti scvon. Carrylnr a carload of.
scenio tffiCti. Besutiful Cootemes
and i erf de'all, and Urchta ra cf '
Sulo ISBBio sn.
Zfsuppas 23c to QLSO
reerred test at 55c. 400 re
Bervtd scars at 51c ccure stats
early at Flnke's. Tel .-shone 40.
Motf s Nerverise Piils
Tfce great
remedy for
. nervous pros
.. tration and
all .........
oiseatesoi tue
buviujuiiuiiatM.u. gans o either
sex, such as Nervous Prostration, Failing or
lost Manhood, Impotency, Nightly Emis
sions, Youthiul Errors, Rlcntal Worry, ex
Ctssfve use of Tobacco or Opium, v-hich
kad to Consumption and Insanity. $1.00
per box by mail; 6 bases for $5.00.
For eile br M. F. Balinrin. drurgbt, corner
Fourth avenue aud Twentieth street.
are the most fatal of all
liseases.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
i GUARANTEED remedy
ar money refunded. Con
tains remedies recognized
by all eminent physicians
as the best for Kidney and
Bladder troubles. tM tW
rrsbc sac oaa 91.00
HUB
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evtyH F
av rt n
mm
There are
1,500,00a Jew
el Stoves and
Ranges in use
to-day. The
record of any
one of these is
the strongest
proof of the
merits of Jew
el Stovos and.
Ranges.
Laos fnr tha
tmis-surk.
are sold by
vers & Compan y
is
nthe First
Mile-stone
On the road to tuccess," si ! we
are a pretty lon waj on that
road. Strange to aay, we carry
that milc-stnne, 4 hencftj," in
our pockets." That is why every
one of our j bs is conscientiously
accomplished.
DAVIS CO.
Biaxr A. raatuoa
Bock Island. I1L
Arrj u sc rr, e ri t s.
Harpers Tneatre,
Cbas. BLirtn, Manager.
Ova wnoLi Wcck
Uommencirg
Sunday, K07. 14-
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
THE FLINTS
FUN MAKERS.
HissMaiinaFliitFSH
CXOllCn1. COOipaVDJ.
COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Fricea-lS, S3, U and SDc
arper's Theatre
Csus. Blecck, MiBtgcr
FOUa NIGIirS AND ON MATI
NEE, COMMENCING
Monday Evening, Oct. 22.
ENGAGEMENT FXTBAORMNABY!
Mrcf!o- AnaiTii.nl h r.-e flcCMft.
fitet Aran lean Tour of tLc
urid - rcao waed
FAUST BROS.
ItfU-IClL COMEbT AND KOVELTT OO.
LONDON BELLRIITGERS
SEE AND HEAR ISWiSSfg.
feT Acrobatic act; 'hj Mitmt M;-tca Arti.u;
Mist scrnsndf z. Btuara iSoiom; .ha an 'ar,
Danclnir Dolls; little naty. Child ,m llcnn;
ors Victor. fTlnphimo noiuUt: Trd 1 1 'tr.ene,
Aebrjavue Vjoliii.ts; Msstrr tiedaiv. Ci am'pioa
Itsncer; and otror oimedian. singer acd tne
f AUeT PanTOMIMB C . all b!sdcisM snec-
ll etl A contmsoa. Mr.r-rmsner. urai.dr.rn
ilyaatlneelkslrinln aficrco-n. AioilaioB
for school children ice to all parts cf ih , nosse.
Mocdar nii'ht Is lie wiil be admitted tree wbra
scunaoasiul ly one aid reserved st'icsrt.
sea son rale st it.eaer Bros rrte s !, SOe, sot.
IE nC!!n'Q roB cnnr.B hex.
IX UPCn sJThtsj rem ray helny I a.
Jrtd dlrvetljr te tha
ms 01 insse at.
the 'tite-l rinarjr
ism af ml mi mm
ra:arasiterl fa 1 ta a
lilva. Msoall ttlaia aatlr.
A. t. Rka. Fourth Arenas) Ornc Store, fata
aaeat, Boca lUtai, lit
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