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KOCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1885.
ESTABLISHED OCT. 18, 1851
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jiiis I'urry llie Largest Assortmeut, unil i re making Clothing lo order 15 per
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No. 1810 Second Avenue, Rock Islaud, 111.
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QUESTION THAT WILL MEET CON
GRESS VERY PROMPTLY,
And Probably Enter Into the Organization
of the House Warner 8iy a Word
About Hia Solution of tha Sil
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C. J". LOINTG-'S,
Cor. Nineteenth Street and Second Avenue.
Washington City, Sept 19. Congress
man Warner arriveil hare lliursday morn
inc. He spent KorD" time in conferene
with Treasurer Jortiau,and the amendments
proposed by the latter to the Warner bill
were discu-eed. Respecting the pi-orisions
uf his bill, as well as the proposed modifica
tions and the discussions between himself
and Mr. Jordan. Gen. Warner is dis-
piwed to be reticant lie said, however,
that he (eels hopeful tbut a com
promise bill oan be presented which
will receive the assent of a maj rity of con
gress and the approval of the president. In
conversaliou with a correspondent Thurs
day night Oeu. Warner said:
The contest will be a trianzular one be
tween the Mono-Mi'tallists, tlie parli-Hns oi
the present coinage law, and the friends of
a eompromi e measure lik the one 1 ad v
c.tte. It is clear that if anvthinir is effected
it must, tin in the nature ot a compromise.
-Any attempt to advo.-aH th? plicy advo
catel tothepr.'si lent and HecretHry Manuinj
a lew months bro, tua hire suspension of
the silver coined and tlie practical de
niouetnuitiou ill s.lver. except tn. amount
already ciii.ied, niut re nit m a .lisasiroui
failure in congress. I think tlie president
and Secretary Manning will r-altz this
iftct before the asseiuMin; of coures, if
tliev have not already don 3 so.
My plan, I lielieve. ofl'ers the only
practical soluti m of t!ie ditli -ully. Tin ef-
l,ict of the measure, if adopt-M, will lie to
establish hiinetitllism on a sound liais. The
certiorates i-sued will represent Mirer
bullion at its true value as compared with
gold. There will bn 110 influx of siiv-r
tiultion from abroad for conversion into cor
tilicats, liecnusi they will be Im-ed upon
the market value of hull ion in London and
New York, which governs prices
everywhere. I worn t not object to
Riving the cerlini-ates the full li.al
tender tiudity, hut in order to aroid
ooustitutional ohiu-ijons which would be
raised against that, 1 propose thai, they shnll
be legal tenJer tor dues to an I from the
government, except in rasas where coin is
expressly required; that they may c insti
tute the lawful money reserve and redemp
tion fund of nuttoual banks, and that the
secretary of the treasury shall have
the option to redeem tliem either
with bullion or lawful monev. The bill
will provide necessary safeguards against
the bulling of silver by the private holders
or syndicates and the certificates of any
date will represent the market value of the
bullion deposited at that date. Tliev are 1 1
be redeemed at the market rale ou the date
of redemption. By these means the true
ratio of silver to gold will always be main
tamed. It will be actually an international
ratio, established and easily understood.
"The bill will also provide for the redemp
tion and recoinage of the trade dollars and
for fixing the weight ot silver hall-dollars
at ona-half the weight of the standard sil
ver dollar, and increasing its leeal tender
quality in a corresponding degree."
' Geu. Warner expects to submit, bis views
to the president and secretary of the treas
ury this week. While he decliues to muke
any statement of his impressions as
to what modifications his views have under
gone in the last six mouths, it is apparent
that he regards the prospect of a coinpro-rai-e
as excellent From other sources
wl ich are regarded as trustworthy, it is
learned that Treasurer Jordan and several
of his most influential advisers in New
York are strongly disposed to favor the
Warner plan with some modifications.
It is believe I that the silver question will
enter quite as largely into the organization
of the house of representatives a the tartu.
tu th the silver and the anti-silver fac
tions will wiiut to control the committee on
coinage. It is conceded that Carlisle
will lie smaller; in fact there will be
no candidate again l nun, out 11 ue
shall refuse to place island, ol
Missouri, at the head of the committee.,
where be has bean for mauy years, it would
be considered a blow in the face of the
silver men and they will resent it Mr.
Carlisle's views on the question are kuowr
to lie moderate and not radical, bu:
whether he believes in the repeal of the
coinage act is a question. Mr. Warner
will remain in V ashington Beveral days
doing missionary work.
Farmers Losing a Large Amount of 1'rop-
ertj Blazing Wheat.
Ktkkus, I. T., Sept 19. A terrible prai
rie tire was raging west and north of hare all
Thursday. Reports from Bterling, eighteen
miles west, are that farmers in that region
lost everything.
lassenera on Thursday nights east-
bound train report seeing ten to fifteen
stacks of wheat on fire at the same time
near here.
The losses in grain range from 100 to 8,000
bushels to each farmer.
Mrs. VY. L. Bedford, seven miles from
here, in bale, i the flames while fighting the
lire, and is in a critical condition. kui-Mw
The lire is still racing and will probably
cause still greater damage before it is ex
tinguished, m
Buffalo. D. T., Sept 1. J prairie flra
north of here Thursday afternoon destrovei
iH) stacks of wheat on William V. How-
lieu's farm, 150 acre of wheat belonging to
W illiam Vt ylie, three harvesters and bind
ers of 1). A.i trus, and did lesa serious dam
age to many other farnu in tun vicinity.
THK KARKKTS.
CHICAGO.
Article. Opening. closing,
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ROCK ISLAND.
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GOVERNOR CURTIN DENOUNCED
Uecanse tie Had No Good Word to Say
of den. (arant.
Pitt-iHURU, Pa., .Sept HI A sensation
was caused at the reunion of the One Hun
dred and First and One Hundred and Third
Pennsylvania volunteers Thursday at 8-iltt-
l.urg. L. M. Truxell, oi Dubois, in respond
ing to an address ot welcome, denounced
ex-Oover or Cunin as the only public
man in the land who did not have a good
ord to say for our old commander. Gen.
Grant." J lie speaker added: "This man.
C'urtm, is on tha list of speakers for to-day
reunion. 1 consider it as an insult to us
all '' The ex-governor who had been fcn
11 lUiiced to peak, failed to 111 a kj his ap
pearance.
Land Decision for Michigan.
Washington City, Mept 19. The secre
tary ot the interior has inade a decision in
what are known as tlie Ontonagou land
cases, reverin;X the decision of the commis-
ioiiur of the land utli.. The parties to tha
case, which is said to involve the possession
ol several million dollars' worth of laud in
tiie Mai qiiette district Michigan, arePicard
vs. i'auinii--, Waketield vs. Longou,and Spies
vs. Moiiring, and the question at issue was the
right 01 pie-enipton to locate upon lands
covei'isl by private entries. In his decision
the secretary holds that the private entries
and 1 'cations are not void, but voidable
only for the want of restoration; that the
pre-emptors are not admissible upon the
lands; and that the private entries may be
submitted to the board of equable ad judica
tion upon the filing within sixty days of pe
titions by the parties interested.
Hay-Wtld-
Kye-45c.
Oorn - -44c.
Potaioes tic.
Onions 4oc.
Oo Sofi 11 ; haid S 50.
Uild aood f 1 00.
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If it were possible
to get the testimony of the multitude who
have used Hood's Sarrapabilla for de
bility, languor, lassitude, and that general
feeling of stupidity, weariness and exhaus
tion which every one feels during this season.
we should be able to present to our readers
such an overwhelming mass of commend
atory messages, that the few who have not
tried it would do so at once. It is a positive
fact, and has been so effestually demon
strated that no one to-day denies it, that
Hood's Sarsaparllla contains more real med.
cinal value than any article before the people.
We do PLUMBING of all
kinds, including Sewer Work.
Gall and see us,
What
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TiRAcn, Mass.
Mkssrs. C.I. Hood COm
Lowell, Mass.:
Dear Sirs I have suf
tart.il from kidncv mm.
J)i(l plaint and biliousness for
fifteen vears. Have tried
.i4 1. everything and never got
Willi any good. Last January,
before I commenced tafc
JTiiJnpu ing Hoon'a Sarhaparid
Ji lit 11 1 f la. everything 1 ate bloat-
Co Itt TO I a l lit chest and arms, headache
and dizzv. 1 could not
pet up without feeling weary and all fagged
out. Many mornings I was obliged to lie
down 011 the lounge. To do any work seem
ed almost impossune. iimc uwm v w ,..,.
ties. The backache, dizziness, pain in my
chest and arms, and that feeling of intense
weariness are all gone. I can eat anything
and it does not press me at all. Feel Just
like work; in fact, like a new man. Can
lirartilv recommend Hood's Sab-saparilla,
and hope all who desire to know anything
about it will come 10 me auu asa wuav a
thiukofit. Very truly yours,
JOAlUAA J.lOlSLK.si.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and invigorating all the functions of the body.
Sold by druggists. Price $ I, or six for f. 5.
C. I. HOOD St CO., Lowell, Mass.
HASPER'S TIIEATKE.
WILLARD
Rock Island,
BAKER & CO.'S
Opposite Harper Houan.
Illinois.
MRS. G. SWAN'S
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No. 1608 Second Ave, up stairs, Rock Island.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THOS. IT- CABY,
Painter zxxidL Orixxoir
Is p-eiiared to do all kinds of work in
Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging and Kalsomining.
A complete jtnek of
Wall Paper, Curtain Fixtures. Cornice Poles and Room Mouldings. Mixed
Puiuts always on linuil.
WAIsn f iie of A,t (iooil ami Artists' Materials Lessons ti.ei, in I'ainting and French
tiiiliroiilery Work. Embroidery Silk". and Fancy wlnca are soli) at close
ligiire; cull anil test prices of work.
1813 Secoud Avenue, ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
JACOB OHLWEILER, Jr.,
Wines
- RETAIL DEAIBB IH-
Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 309 Twentieth Street.
Lunch every morning and every Saturday evening. ma? 7 dly
DjVLS & CO.,
driwil AIiD
Steam Fitters.
A complete stock of
Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Etc.
- Sole agents for
Water Motors for Sewing Ma
chines, Etc.,
H Deane Steam Pumps,
Novelty Force Pumps,
Safety Heating Boilers, and Con
tractors for furnishing and Lay
r? ing Water, Gas and Sewer Pipe,
1712 Fikst Ave.,
Rock Island, Hlinois.
Telephone 1148, Residence Telephone 1037.
Here's Block,
Moline. 111.
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Northern TaclUc Statlstioa.
Nkw Yokk, Sept 1st. The annual report
of the finances of the Northern Pacific rail
way presented at the directors' meeting
Thursday shows the gloss earnings to be
$ll,3.'k5.150, the operating expanses 6,191,
301. leaving $5,0:C,849 net earnings. In
terest and dividends bring this up to J3.2U,
071. Out of this disbursmnnts amounting
to r.lftH, 1VJ were paid, leaving a surplus of
!l.'J!'ii) over all. The principal decrease
from last year was in passenger earnings,
caused by the siihiJenca of the t'eeur
d'Alene mining excitement the opening ot
me union raciuc to uregou, auu tun snow 1 , - f"t 1 nni
lilix-kades in Oregon last winter. Freight WeUlieSllay LiVB., O&pt. Z0Q.
V. .IS 1 1 1 1 I n-i . 1 , 1 m auomT . 1.... u m
piipulaiioiL
How Juinlxi lMt His Ufa.
Pii-FFALo, N. A., twpt 19. A Haight, of
Barnum'.s show said Thur-day that Jumbo
was kill"! liiie trying t save Tom Thumh
from iiiiieudiuz death. As Jumbo saw the
train, wuu'h was only when it was clos
iiiion him, he made a ru.ti for his proteg'
and. crasuing him 111 his trunk, threw h.ui
whv across tiie tracks as if ha hal been
killed. Tbe little te'low landed again. t a
Isix-iar, whininj l.k) a wuippad puppy
Juiulio tlien tried to get out of the way
liimsnlf, but it was tm late, and he w i
crushe t ihitwaen the engine and the cars
He r med tnrriblv, bur hn agony was short
Terms: Twenty Lessons, in advance Instrumental $12.
Vocal $12. Harmony $14.
Graduates Students of Music.
JdgPMrs. Swan is also dealer in the famous Bauer Piano.
Hoedly ttcpHeft Again to Sherman.
Canton, Ohio, Kept lit. Governor
Hoadlv addressed several thou an 1 people
at the llink Vendonie TTursday mgbt. Ki-
cursion trains were run here from all neigh
boring towns. In his speech Governor
Hoadly replied to the Massilou speech uf
bieuator John Sherman, devoting about
half an hour to this task, lief re the meet
ing he gave a reception to the public at tl
Harnett bouse, and after the meeting re
sponded to a serenadu tendered him at the
resideuce of John .C V elty, a prominent
Democrat, whose guest Uovoruor Hoadly
was while in the city
Sent Tp lor Thirty Years.
Wakhaw, N. Y., Sept 19. The special
grand jury convene 1 Hriday morning to
consider the case of the Ultica bank robber,
found three bills, one for robbery and two
with assault with intent, to kill Cas-hier Bar-
ross and Postmaster Lorish. He plead
guilty to the first, and Judge Lewis sen
tenced him to twenty years ou the first bill
and ten on the second. He is 21 years of
age, a cooper by trade, and his home is in
Williamson, Wayne county. He plead in
xtenuatiou of his crime a serious physical
condition, which was excited by work.
How the Attorney General Will Viaw It.
Wanhinoton City, Sept 19. It is be
lieved by persons interested that if the at
torney general run lers a decision on the
questions at issua respecting the legality of
the court ot Alabama cluinu accounts he
will take substantially tbe same ground
contained in the decision of the United
Btates supreme court in the case of Brown
va, the United States, in which it was laid
down that In case of ambiguity in a statute,
contemporaneous and uniform executive
construation for a period uf years is decisive
and oonclu ivi.
Burglar Shut by Woman.
Whkaton, Ills., Kept. 19. Alu ut 4 o'clock
Friday morning a burglar entered the resi
dance of K. Haaiiuetu Mr. H&nnuett was
awakeued and grappled with tne iutruder.
Mrs. Hammett got a revolver, and seeing no
chance to hau l It to her husband, tired a
shot at tbe burglar, which took effect, as
the burglar Tied "I am not,'' and broke
away from Mr. H nuiueit and escaped and
so tar eluded capture.
Turners Moat Mind How They Vote.
Milwaukee, Wia, Sept 19. The Mil
waukee Turnverein ia taking steps to e-ipel
Sheriff Faschen from the society because be
voted for high license last Tuosday. He dej
nies that b did so, but his accusers claim
the can prove it
The cheapest place in the
three cities to have your boots
and shoes repaired or made is
at the Central Shoe Store.
Tesliii:; I'aitiit Car-Couplers.
il I-iALO. J. 1.. hept 19. lne car-couo
ling tests by the lis ter Car Builders' aso-
ciaii m were coiii'lnded Thursday. Tbe sue
lul couplers were the litus and Bos-
sm rar, .lanuiuy, Morgan an i Murpnv. me
laiittee havedecl.lel upon tbe following
intent for the aprTi-val of tha association
Ar.her. Ames, t'owell, Dowling, Giffori,
Hein, Jiumrey, llrkeMi, Perry, Mark
T'tiui'.n md and Titus and Bossinger. These
coupler will be placed ill actual service on
railroade, and the results wul tie reported at
tne next meeting' of tne a-socattmu, to be
held at Niagara Kalis, in June
The "Ofr-Year" ion limmerins.
liisoHAMiTos, N. Y., Kept. 19 In tbe
i lurtioii for school commissioners hers the
milieu generally voted. This bad the
ffect of bringing out a very large vote,
and the total nuuilier of ballots cast
was twenty times as large as Usual.
Many young ladies who were neither
mothers nor tax-payers, tried to vote, and
their ballots were relucted. The scenes at
the polls where women were electioneering.
were novel 1 tie ladies generally voted for
the successful candidates.
BARLOW,
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THE "TIVOLI,"
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - Opp- Harper House.
pBhe -'Titoli" has lately been transformed into a Palace equaling in every respect the fines
saloons in UBlcago anu surpassing anyming id me mreeciues. AuumiNroi pansopersien ny
machinery for keeping the air cool is one of the leading features of the place. The Liquid
J an ? 06m
Kefresiuneuts dispensed at this establishment is in keeplngwith its grand improve-
au ainai oi sanuwicnes
An elegaut lunch served every morning.
served on short notice.
& RANKIN'S
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using Dr. Pierce's
Pleasaut Purgative Pellets. They opers
ate with out disturbance to the constitu
tion, diet, or occupation. For sick head
ache, constipation, impure blood, dizzi'
ncss, sour eructaliona from the stomach,
bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks,
pain in Hie region of kidneys, internal
fever, bloated fecials about stomach, rush
f blood to head, take Dr. Pierce's "Pel
lets." By druggists.
MINSTRELS!
Representing High Art In Minstrelscy.
AH the Former Favorites Retained !
And the Latest Novelties added to
The alrea ,y Complete Koster?
Barlow, Wilson, Rankin,
Dougherty, Hall, Goodyear,
Teiiuy, Wayne, Adams,
Casey, Thomas, DixoD,
Fox and Woods,
Together with the Largest and Finest
Brass Band and Orchestra !
Now traveling.
Reserved seats for sale at Harper House Drug t
uirc at usual prices.
Sherifl's Sale.
By virtue of an Execution and Fee Bill No.
rnuti, lKBUed out of th clerk's office of the cir
cuit court of Kock Islaud county, and state of I
llhnoiB, and to nit; directed, whereby I am com
manded to make the amount of a certain judg
ment recently obtained against II. B. Terry in I
lavorof Krauk lit, out ut tne lauus, teuementH.
goods and chattel of tbo Raid defendant, H. B.
Jerry, l have levied upon the following proiter-
ty, to-wit :
The eat hpJf i the north-west Quarter
of eecUou uhiMLefij in townnbip No. aixten
!, north rar-ge No. five (5) weot of the fourth
t4tb urincipai meridian, in the county of Kock
Inland and atate of lllinoi.
Therefore, accord in k to aaid command, I ba!l I
ezpoae for Bale, at public auction, all the right.,
title and interest of tbe above named H. D. I
Terry in and to tha above described property, oa
Baturdavthe 10th day of October. IHKa. at 2 o'clock
p. m., at the north door of the court houne in the
city of Kock 1 eland, in the county of Hock Isl
and and atate of Illinois, for cab in band, to aat- !
lef y aaid executions and fee bills.
Dated at Bock Island, this Wth day of Septem
ber, A !., 10H5. JOHft M- KhiTU ftftK,
fcnertn oi Kock iiana county, Illinois .
HALF-CENT A WOKO."
ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
W. WIRTEL, Prop'tr,
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No. 1809 Second Avenue.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Trunks,
Traveling Bags,
Sample Cases.
tJT REPAIRING DONE.S
tT-Cooie and see us.
PAEK & ELLIS,
Now is the time to secure bargains. Wtj
have marked our Summer Goods down
to cost in order to clear ourselves
before Fall Goods come in.
PARK & ELLIS,
1 704 Second Avenue.
What Ton Bay.
''There are so uianv frauds advertised
for the hair," vou say. So there are, but
Parker's Hair Balsam is not one of tbem.
It will not work miracles, but it will do
better service for your bair tban anything
else you can find . Restores original col
or, cures dandruff, gives new growth
Lleguutly perfumed. .Not a dye.
Thk 4 anna hereatier wi 1 nuhlish in this col-
nmn all a ivertiscments of Lost. Found. For Rent, I
a or oale. Boird or Jtooins. Wauteu. ana snmmr I
notices, st the low rate of ob half a cmt a word.
iscb figure a word, but no advertisement lisat
Uia ten cents
STl'HKT'S Second Hand Clothing store has re
moved from Second avenue to Third avenue suntb I
ijde of Union square. W-lt
KOK RhNT A pleasant funiished room. First
avenue, econd door west or alevenin street.
FOR RENT House with fonr rooma cheap I
rent; also iiunisiiea rooms, ais rmeenin st. l-tr
FOR BALK Old papers for sale in any quantity
ai tnisotnce.cneap.
FURS A LR sixty lots m my additions co lie I
Ity of Rock Island on four yearly uayments. wiUi I
interest at six uer cent per annum.
-e-m u uavsNFOBT
If. fi. Nicteofl
Manufacturer and Dealer in
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Also Dealer in Mirrors, Cornish Poles, Curtain Fixtures, Mouldings, Etc.,
ty Pricts lower tban the lowest. Treman's Block, opp. Commercial Hotel.
GRAND OPENING OF
JOE HUBER'S SALOON,
No. 31C6 .... . . Moline Avenue,
On Saturday Evening, Sept. 19th, 1885.
A Grand Lanch will be spread.
sept-14-dly
ifSa SPECIAL
t itxraairr U
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II tMBI
1805 Second Avenue,
Has just received his
EXTRACTS
MOST PERFECT WADE
Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors.
Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Almond, Rose, ate..
flavor as delicately ana naturally as toe fruit.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
CHICAGO. aTC UJOtB,
Fall Woolens,
consisting of
SUITINGS and
OVERCOATINGS,
I The best to be found in the Market,
comprising all the
Novelties of the Season
This.space is reserved for
-JOHN T. NOFTSKER'S
Acorn Advertisement.
And prices tba lowest for first
class work.
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