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rUB, WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 16. 1868,
At Four Score.
Miles' Nervine Restoree Health.
m ihu nntn obbab.
B, 1 UMlWIyi, Bawly . Mas.. ao Baa
J""! Ittm atlas atua. u;i
D SAW Orator I. thMrrtaa u 4nM
iitalAftra I aaf r4 fnr roars froan
aid inni twirl troatkv
WoaH rWl . aif nj. . . 1 ip , lhs aaaaj
las had riMt aad ety wnrk aaaaaad. 4
rMoa. A fnoaa) r. rr. atla'
W-TM. and t p.trCaWjsaaJ a N "la lad -.
tat ;. ' -i4m..r itMdiaa Bu
n rttif I tauaskt a n
" r" ! '"?. a (no4 kavatfTa aad
n.i. r-J m In MfrUo BaailaV tt at a
trae.l t w. aad trine, and I tllilaaltf. writ
I Mt,,-. sVtBdta
maM by all dntj
latsandrr aaatllr
fluraatap. Sr-t itt
aaetto or am nay r
randed. B"r . ,n J
aaaaaof the irt ana)
tanas raeav A.Mreaa.
aV MIL MKOtCALCU. tiauarv lad
Treating Your
Friends Coldly
- A t .. ha
in
-i.N - T always food pita,
but treating thsm to
toaeof KRF.I.LA MATH'S
peerless tod delicious ICR
CRKAM or FRUIT ICE
At Your Party or Reception
la st all tiaee wall tad
grati fu iy received. Try t
' 1'itrt briok for your nut
dinner or tea tad see bow
wall jour eompeay will be
pleased. Toa ceaoot erve
any desert that will take aa
wall aa loa Cream, es peclal
I7 If it eomes fma
KRELL & MATH
rasa. 11a
A ?aaua
Wa serve loa Crata aad
Krait lata la oar Parlor at
eey tlrao. alao Hit Coffee,
Tea M Choetlate. Knag
7onr frlaada la and traat
tha
Children's
Shoes
Dul you know that
we arc the Head
quarters for
ilrens Shoes'
Chil-
SFRIIIG SHOES.
Yes, our Spring Shoes
are now in; call and
see them. All widths
from A to EE.
DOLLY BROS.
The Hargata 01
S07 80U.Bt
TALK ABOUT BASEBALL.
P.t.r I r. i...., AIW -..tctlat;n Ire torf
taa Dm Maw-, l raneolaa.
mere appcaia u m i seiious
oueetion wit refarecce to taa own.
orship of tbo Dea Moines club. Sii
aaj trick yesterday cloaad a deal for
ua transfer 01 taa team to Uaiacy,
where 11.400 dollar feat bean raised
by popular aabacription for ita sup
port. Preeideat Hickoy, of the
Weatero taaocittioa, bta been posh
ing the Qainoy deal aad will place
the franchise thara immediately.
Now riraa Petar Lobata tnd says be
baa about dead arrangements for
tba eat of tba ataa team to Dea
Moines partiea. He says be baa
evarj reaacn to believe tbe deal will
go tbrougc. aad tbinka that witb
Frlck oat tnd new blocd iaatilied
into tbe organization, ball can be
made tu pat In tbat town. Bat it's
likely tbtt i.obutn ta Ulkinf throui;li
bl bonnet.
Now tbat tbo location of tba lk
Mciaoo franohtao la w '"C7 10 lottlexl
tbe aaaodaie coaaittre will beoaJled
tcetaer at once. Varnay Anderaon,
aaaacar of tbo Rook Ultnd olub
arhu ta t Biea bar of tba comaaun,
oay ia a Uuer to L. (i Body tbat ho
Will Cum br after the aeeliug and
bOfTia liniaa; "P ' paera for tn
opolnp of ibeaoa.
Ta ovUtioa of tb aabacription
urny cintlmea. All who p!elu- J
eanataisf towtrd tbe club abcnld
1tl it oer cbccrfallj, aa errj cei,t
e aeeded.
Mow to Remain Young.
TtA ih Hard-Wot b nc Organa of
Your Udy Wlih .F 1st Wnat
They F quire.
CALLED INTO COURT.
Hrra are rma iua run! tmtt.
eipreated uj a ll-kooaa proff.
or of a NiW Tork medical oolirge.
"Ait ore ever ceece, or ever
ake for. ia a little heln. She baa
come orarwrked -is it any wonder
aa nca. Briar
"Tbe hetit beats night and day
an ' acver alops. The lunga are at-
WaTe ril'i' aarar lika a nair nf
. 1 r
bailowa. Tba etomch ia conatantiy
occopied; 10 are the kidneya and the
liver. Yon cannot give them t vsca-
m 1, n: yon ran beip them lm
aeoetlr. Thoio irreat orrank thu
kiloeya and lirer are willing to
w rk. bat they need food and yon
eta give it ti tbem.
You can eaulr fto.l thoic or: ant.
a 1.1 you will lie anrpri.cd bow ruuub
hotter jcu will feel it ycu do at.
a nt'covery wntcn ia an o.
taal food lag tbe kilnya. It ia
kenwn to i enlist on ! the World a
Waraot'a S ife Cure. Bv all n n.n
Uy it. A little of taia remtrkatle
mi'uiriDHiaa-n inree time a uay will
prodace a aoat happy effect. In
stead of bai ntf trtd. (imnil nut
deapondent and with littla tmhirinn
you will grow bright, hopeful and
nippy, women, epcnlly, need a
good friend of this kind, and I know
of scores of ladiea who would not
think of being without thia grand
remedy to beip them when tboy ape-
1 l"J owu It.
t Kara Blaalral t ol.
Mrt. J. L. atorphy. of tbi citv,
witb Mrs. Dr. YV. i Middleton and
Miaa Nichoi. of Div.noort. kin
cured tbe great Danish virtuoso tnd
composer. August lltileatud. now of
Chicago, to appear in concert April
..' in I'avenp.r: Mr Jtjliestud wan
formorly conneoied with the Chicago
Maaical cnilego tnd tlso tho Outn
ehalt Lyric school, but has recently
tetureel from t concert tour cf
F.urope, where be sppeared before
most of thj reigning courts. Ho waa
dcenratrl br the Its. Ian trnvrrnn.ant
created mjal court pinotet to Pf in-
Gwa 1. .ir.so. 01 uenmark. and given
a medal by the nottd cotnr.os r.
(iraig. to bratow anoually upon t a
moat taiea;.d papil. This will be an
opportunity for for oar trl-oity nut
aieiaaa to aWjM on tuning of high
c!a aaslc f be general admtasloa
nas Otcn Oxed a. f rents; to mjsical
s; : Iojvj and rlubs cf 10 or more. 59
cent.
Arnold's Hrcmo Caierr euros boad-seWao-,
10. .i and tn . . nt. Raise'
drag store.
T at
That
Tickling
fHWveO hT it k i in.-Tr-aaej
- a a-cnlrrnii ram. -It fnr
an. I all lr.Mil..- . raud b
lrl.mm.lK.,, of lr r. ,K-rn. n7,.
an. 1 r..r rali.rr
' A pureijr . laM.
aattM. It roi 'an . ho'l 1 tM,t
laanOlnTi(urkt.n( uiniirni iroo.
ani. It i ctarnirt i0 rur. JZ
Skoal tntiaorri ranrha a. rli ma
asthma. Ipim -tvtia. ,k, . ,
Unppr. auoeatac raat. and criua
DR. BELL'S
Pine-Tar-Honey
ww saaBnaasi as &
; an , 1 ,.. . rmtuk. I
at r-- by
Tkr r. K. Mtaayfaasf
aaikaat.
aaarak, aratarhr.
C tiUn';e4 frr.s. TLIrJ pare.
kir a Or, . ?.ge iadeaerving and well
conducted. W. A. Boylk.
Chief of Police.
At tbe tame time Chief Ponder re
ceived a dispatch from Chief Boyle,
saying that the children belonged to
tbe Jenkins Orphanage, and reqooat
1 -g that they be forwarded, aa money
naa oecn sent.
Katara For a OaailOarala Deposition.
TbroGgb tbe evincing of t Uispuei
tion to be fair to Btnglcy and a 1
the in'mste be may or tcay not rep
resent, TnE Aegis 'gave him an op
portunity to ocen bia vials of wrath
on the paper from the 6tage at Asso
oiation Hall in tbe Y. M C. A. build
ing last evening. Late in the attar-
1.0',-, Chief Ponder came to the
Atttiis cQico to con!cr as to permit-
tioj; the pn foimanco to go t u as ad-
vi :tiso iast evmirg, notwitbstand
leg the fact tbat tue cbiKlreu were
in his cnalody The chief waa in
foiaed by Tut Ani.ia tbtt it had no
interest in tbe nintter other than
thht jiistitc tnu fkirncsa n.tt be
dure to all conccrued, acd '.hat
time waa no gcod apparent reason
why the performance should not gn
on Cttiot Pender thereupon con
cluded Id rsiae no obj-.ctton tn the
crtcrtainment, and Tiih 4MM -0 an
nottoccd :a: nigbt. Ba Hinj!oy
ae x:d the opportunity to vent his
aplom upon Thk Altars. The long
program' which the little jubilee
singers presented waa intirruuted
when bait way through by Blogley,
who made tn tddrcs6 to tLu andience,
ia which he made an attack, not only
npon Tut: aVMCt as a psprr,
but upon the head of one cf tbe de
parimen'.s of the p .p-r ptr: 3na!ly,
indnigtng in abusive epithrtst which
to say the leaat were tii-becoiuing 000
who laya claim to example as a lead
er In tne cause of cbriatianity, while
ahowing a aurpriiagly shameful dis
regard fur the truii. in aome of the
assumption I and assertions mado.
B.ngiey deciared ho htd sent 11,600
to tho institution since he started
out, and yot in the aame breath de
nounced it aa filthy and vermin-in-feotod
whore the 'children were in
rugs, tnd severely whipped for light
offenaoa. This is the commendation
that Bingley had last night for the
institution which ho held up in the
churches of Reck Island Sunday ta
w tttny or tbe support of til christian
people.
Tub Annus bta no business
with Mr. Bingley, and his opinion or
bis remarks pertaining to it or any
ooe connected with it are of no
concern to it. It has aoted in thee
proceedings through a s nse of duty
to the public, wbiob it always holds
uppermost in ita miud. It in the
performance of that obligation Mr.
Bingley has had his feelings hurt
that cannot be helped. It was at
bis auggestioa that the correspon
dence was opened with Jenkins Or
phanage, and the consequences could
not be avoided tnd should not be.
T. rek llaaaway.
A team belonging to Foster Arm
strong, rf Preemption, took fright in
front of Krbs' butcher shop on Mo
line tvenue this morning, tnd made
t wild dah. A boy named Joe Her
beck, just passing, had n narrow es
cape from being serionsly injured.
A team tttached toa buggy occupied
by W. J. Kntrikin and daughter, of
Moiine. took fright at tho runaway
horse" i?id we"t on a wild dah up
Fifth avenue to Forty-foarth street,
where they wero brought under con
trol. Neither Mr. Kntrikin nor his
daughter was injured.
A tratn in tho Kirk Island Lumbr
company yar's aaiflad the morning
air and limbered themselves up for
a Ditto runaway. isiiie a scatter
ing of pino, no damage resulted.
HarprtalaB I'rooed tr. .
Tickets b. arin thenaaes of Valen
tino Dndber for alderman acd Spen
cer tdalttson for ward committeeman
are being cirjulatxd at the Fourth
ward rcpuhMcan primary this aft?r
aoufl. Ail endravora by The Auucs
to locate Aid. Dauber for tbepurps
of learning aa to his approbstlnn of
tne pro 'oodtng, w?rc unregarded.
People who know Aid. Dauber boat
tefuaa to believe titot be ia a party to
ttiu airaur.
v
V lau Whth K l Well
You mast fortify your system against
tu attacks of disease. Your blood
must be kept pure, your stomach
and digestive organa in order, yonr
appetite good. Huod'a Sarsapartlla
is ibo medicine to build you up.
prruyana enricn vour blood and
you atrengtb. It creates an appe
tite and ?ivet digestive power.
Hood's pills are the favorite family
cathartic, easy tc take, easy to operate.
til ran I p By roar Doctor.
Beaver Dam, Ohio, Aug. 27, 1895.
My daughter, after being treated
by four doctora. and being given up
for lost, a neighbor recommended
Foley's Kidney cure. Today she is
able to walk several mllea 'without
fatigue. I feel we would have lot
her if it waa oot for your medicine.
Kospectfaliy. Mrs, J. M. Bailey.
For sale by T. 11. Thomas.
Far On r Fifty Tear
Mrs Winslow's Southing Syrup hat
boon uttd for children teething. It
soothes the child, sofena tho guma,
allays all pain, eurea wind colic, and
ia the test remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
fWn
sal
an
at
A MEMORIAL MEETING.
Aparopttkla xarcl aa br the. W. c. T. U
to Daaeaaad la4crr.
The W. C. T. C. held a Wiltard
and Neal Dow meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. chapel.
Mra. Dr. Stewart opened the exer
cise by reading the 146th psalm, and
then "Lead Kindly Light" waa snng
by tho audience. All felt the saored
ness of the occasion ts they listened
to tho sincere prayer offered by Mrs.
Brown. Mrs. Paul Hamilton and
Miss Belle Newton aant? ' Gently
Lead Me." By request, Miss Young
gave an instruments! solo, Nearer
My God to Thee." Mrs. Ferguson
introuctd Rev. Grafton, who tpoke
on Netl Dow as t reformer. 11a gave
a brief review of his work as a re
former, how much good he had accom
plished in bis own state (.Maine) but
iiJ his work did no; atop tber
Hi- love for humanity was ho great,
his desire to do ali be could within
bia power to promote tLtir welfare,
that he crossed th? Aiinntic ocean
three different times at ahaapion
of ref. rm In dixtant land. It required
three strong characteristics to be a
true reformer. First, Icvo for truth;
aacoad, d,cp tnd hoertfoU syapathj
fur otherti' wins, a eympath; that iat
p. lied him to lift up tho fallen, help
tue weak: ibiid, courage of (omii
uon. Tbat N"al Don puseeBjd ibf.
In a great degree conid not b a elan ba
sal, and his namo would stand forever
aa a great f, nj 0f huminitr. Mrs
Pnul Hamilton e&nxr "H m of th 1
Seal," and tfceu in hc most beaut;-
rl manner Mrs. lerguson preset tea
Mrs. Metaa', who rpnke of
1L0 fallen leader, Frances E. Wi.lard
It was a sed How to her par-onaliy
to lose her, as Welles to thW. C T. IT.
It was very appopriato that a j dn'.
program had lieen Dreoarcd to kuaaaa
our two translated or,yn. Miss Wil-
lard loved the grand hero, " Oar
Hero" she called Neal Dow aud it
was always her greatest ploesuro to
provide him the most comfortable
teat in the moat m-nrninnnt nla.
at the different meetings where they
were thrown togather. Mi-s Wil
lard had a voice of peculiar sweet
ness, ana ner sincerity, her abandon
ment of self, endeared her to all
hearts. She It was who eave us our
motto, "For God and Home and
Xl'ilfi I. ami " At Atlanlln Un
. ..mu.ju ai.r
called bor ' Little Keconstruotionist,"
j dnlag northland and southland
together. Aficr her physician
told her she could not seethe sunrise
the next day shu scent th ontim
afternoon planning for tbo women,
a .u tor tne eempie. iter it t words
wore, "How bjantiful to be with
G.id."
Miss Nowton t?avo an Isaaan mental
solo, "In the Street Bye and Bye, '
anu aner a snort taia trom Mrs.
Fertruson. the exer.-isea cland with
singing, "Blessed Be the Tie That
I I - ,1 mi 1 , n m tt - n.
u:uus. inn . u. i. u. Feat flUO
toward paying for the temple.
A committee romDose.-l of Mon.
dames Paul HaaJltba, W. S. Mar
quis and J. W. Stowart presented
resolutions, which were adopted, cx-
DrOSSlVe cf sorrow over thn nuaino
from earth of Miss Frances K. Wii
lard, extolling the virtues of tho do
ceated leader, and of the inspiration
of her gifted life, and extending sym-
paiay 10 inoro nearest a.d dearest to
M-ss Willard.
Ubttaars.
Tho funeral pf Mi?s Emma Honder-
soa will be hfld from hur late home,
i.J2 Eleventh street, at 2 o'clock to
ro.irrow af'ernoon.
Mrs. Mary Flaherty died at her
home fa Sears at 7 o'clock lust . veil
ing of stomach trouble, bhe leaves
eijjni cDiiaren; Mrs. ihomas Killiia,
kocb i-iasti; Marliu Flahurty, of
Reynolds; Mrs T G. Burr. Mra. W.
J. Doyle and Baroarn Flaherty, of
Greeley Ctntoi, Net.; Magcic and
ivaue rianerty, of Uldcdgo, and Ella
Flaherty, a home.
MometDltia SO I'.uoa,
J: may be worth aoniethinir so
know that th very bsl tnedicicc t-r
res'.orintf tho tired out nervoua kv-
t-rn to a hoalthv vigor is Electric
n ava rasta . .
uiiicrs. mis medicine is pureiy
vcjretablei, acts bv "iviup tone to the
a, rve centers i:i the stomach, gently
stimulates tho Liver and Kidneys',
ar.t aids theso organs iu ilirowing off
in.tmrities in the blood. ElecM-lc
Bitters improves the appetite, aids
ii-stion, and is pronounced hi
tliose who have tried It as the very
Kcst olood nuriticr ond nnrvo tnniiv
Trit. Sold for ftO cents or 11 am
' - aTW. . - aaaaah . . '
uaiiz UTWIaHJf m CI ill
aaawokkawas- tvBII ntftr !)llflC
Ose siz'.' smaller after using Allen's
rooi-1-.ase, a powaer to oe Eusiten
into the Shoes. It tnhkr-s licht nr
- . . - JJ , ,,va ,uoiRii,
relief to corns and bunions. It's the
OTu&tfiat com fnrt at iaaaaaavw nf ihcu
Cures and preventa swollen feet,
unkberk. catioua ana sore spcts.
Allen's Foot-Eate is a certain cure
for sweating, hut aching feet. At
all druggists tnd shoo atores, 25
rents. Trial nar.t, f. a a 1,
- v. ..... J .U , .
Addreas, Alien 3. Olmeted,-Lo Boy,
a x.
Thousands suffer from catarrh or
cold in tho head and have never tried
the popular remedy. There ia no
longer any excuse, "as t 10 cent trial
size cf Ely's Cream Balm can bo haH
of yonr droireist cr we mail it for 0
cents Full aize &0 cents.
Eli Bb-.s , , Warren St.. N. Y.
City.
A friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Bala, and after using it eix
weeks I believe myself cured of ca
tarrh. It is a most valoable remedy.
Joseph Stewart, C24 Grand avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
O
fkaha.
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March
April
-May
For Blood and Nerves in Spring
Paine s Celery Compound.
Tax CoUgrtor's Notlea.
The taxes for 1897 are now due
and payable at the office of county
superintendent of schools, court
bouse, first floor near north entracce.
Bring last year's tax receipts and
avoid delay in searching for descrip
tions. P. J. Lee.
Township Collector.
On Ir.a; Down II 11.
People suffering from kidney dis
eases feol a gradual but steady loss of
strength and vitality. They should
lose no time in trying Foley's Kid
uey cure, t guaranteed preparation.
For sale by T. H. Thomas.
THE
f White Palaoe Sweets 1
ABB tho leaders
Ft
for fine
fresh Candies Almond
and Hickory Not Nngets
are wonderful takera. Taf.
lies and Nut Candy's fresh
every morning. Oar Cara
mels are perfect, and tho' o
delicious Popcoin Fritters
load them all.
Italian Creams
Will surely suit you. and
oar elegtnt bill of Cream
tnd Chocolates are tne boat
iu tbe three cities. Try
-Tat
J9
m ' a,
4
SaamaOaaaaaaaaaaaBaal
l,Brnn?nT 1
FKOH TOT j
P
t White Palace of Sweets
f ' Telephone 2 on 1348.
SEEDS
HIGH CLASS
SEEDS
BUY SEEDS EARLY.
To wt enod reliable seeds Ls the most essential part of your hnslrtons Mark-at
KaMennrs who sr very particular about jmrcrtaslnt; their seeds Should rmyaarry
Louis Hansseii. at2i:'. ar.d 315 west Second street, Davenport, who's wide mta-
....-.,. ......mnauinjuB, inxu esiawiisneu ror many 1
,u ....,u rea,.n, uuNiir imirapti ins aiwayx Deen to supply only thai yaya
iiiiusi, . ia-- .ii uee i.-, una me iaci mat he has ooairuaiided the I seal I us whalt
sale ar,d market t.TirUiers tradei in U, reixhboring country for awtl7aaatta
er,tnry. should justify hi claim to the patronage of those who havent yet ox-pcriwie-d
the advantage of dealing wita him. Send or caU for a eatalona.
which will be delivered tree.
LOUIS HANSSEli'S SOBTS,
Second, between Main and Harrison Sts , DAVENPORT
A fsw notes regarding spring goods that eaa be found by look
ing at this ad. Here are seme prices we quote: Spy lag aovol
ties in suits the prices range from $18, $20, tt, $18 aad up.
The prices in the spring trousers range from $f, $f.M, $6,
$3.50 and upward. Come in and sea oar fine lino.
Gus. Englln, Manager, 1803 Smtf Ave
EOCk MaUayal
Savings Bank.
Iaoorporated Undr taa
State Urn.
BOCK ISLAND, ILL.
Four Pay Cent Paid on Deposits.
Money Loaned on Peraoaal Collateral or Baal Batata
OFFICEBS:
J. If. Bnford, PrMriornt,
Jubn Cyaaaaajt, Vice Fnt.il nU
1. ir. cnawali. aobter.
Beirao bn nest inlf . lHtO. srl ocnpy tie 3.
K. c rncr M 'eocll A Lyade't oew budilmg.
DIBKCTOBS:
J Cable,
Watt
ruav. ti
raaiu LawMav
i siaSasa.