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(horscs? " ls lul "-'""
jn of all flesh.
nriLUAM JACKSON,
,,., (TLi' ,ffl',! '" Ko,'k Inland
,.,1,:,! Call!
p.iid.linir. Hock island, 111.
J.
BEARDSLEY.
J. T.
a. C. CONNELLY,
.NI fOI NSK1.I.OU AT LAW.
"', .., , "dice ii Post Oflic. Build-
". u'li'iii tl A' Lntte's Hank, Knoml No H
Ilov-l-wly
(1. L. WAt.KKR.
XKENSY & WALKER,
,,vi.-vs SlxlH'NSRM.ORa AT LAW.
.block. Hock- Island, 111.
E
W. HURST,
i'DI NhKM.OH AT LAW.
Tcnudc block, over Fiock ln-
in k. Kock 1 Miami, III.
M. M. CORBETT,
tiM'V v'Fl.AW. Solii'itor inti.rtiH-fry mid
,. t Cijt'lN'. Miftriirts, Lou tin and collec
'inf' .1 V lilo' k, 2;1 avenue , ovei
GUIDO BECK,
j.', 'i' s.Tond Avenue, over
,i iiiinU, Mum.., Illinois.
i;i'SiM-:sS lUKECTOKY.
, i- i 1! Svv.-nt"eiiih st ret-t.
uM t'Ai'Tl UK.HS.
.iii'Mt. -It -M'riMiitfcnl-h street.
t M M'l: 'iiiii-rv, .mseroiitl ft veil tie.
Tnr.il nveiine.
i;;mi Hailv Au)lit; juiltii-hetl
.u t'.xi'i-pteii i iii Ariru hUwh
In l :iilvt:i-Iii'lHii
verf
miMlium in the
'I. '
,'.;, hi-iml vki:ki.V Akuits; UihliMlied
,l,v. AilIU',ioh (U.p.ili uient ill coitnec-
i i;aNT ASIH'DNrUi'TloNEkS.
(i., li.l: secomt avenue.
iih. 1.l'Js comi avenue.
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: liyllo l,vlltiilrc of Illinois.)
ILLINOIS
Mining In Michigan.
MaBOUETTK. Uinh b . r.u.
present than it baa bean for some time pa t.
" uy no means as immuii- i, ...
red but to say that it in better even in a
Might degree is tnounnurin,
The brightening np ot busing
generally has bad its effect
merchant and business men here, a-il
they anticipate better trate soon, if u
has not already lieinn ti. ...4
resumption of work at tiw MichicHmme
imiie is noted with satislaction u;i.
sunerintendentB says that Ulimm ....i
killed miners are hard tn fin.i . r,......
None ot the mines are lettinit unv of their
men go, and some are increa-ing tlwir
force, so that the winter nrisiKvt f, n,n
lalHjring man is ratlier better tuan last fali.
Failed to titan the Hills.
Cleveland Ohio, S..i,t ai-Ijiryo
"'""u'i ril'tzms anil i.crikw flLui,..t.,ui ;..
me vicu.ity of the Cleveland r.illiti-mius.
tue day immm' to witnuss tlie 'iu.l t
tempt by the company to start tlie mills.
... a i .
.-1. i im kept in im nulls all nigui. to
kep up the Hres and tose- tliattlie f iiinuov
were kept heated. About 7 o'ciook a fw
men in each brunch of the mill coninunce 1
work. ThHireff irU, however, were futue,
not enough hands l-einu present to accom
plish anything. Aooiit twenty-five li.r
mans went into tlie mill at 7;30 a. m., but
soon came out again and joined the strikers,
who cheered lu tily. All those now on a
strike declare that tuey at e fully determined
to remain out until the comsiany gives m.
An Agreement on the Whisky Price.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 8ipt. 2:i. -Monday the
whisky men showed a little Lack bone. Kear
wre expressed freely lat tSaiur.lay that
they would fall all to pieces Monday, but
tlie contrary was the ca-e. . Aiur thiukitu
the matter ovar for a day they determine i
to hold Another luiwtins, and iu tha after
noon all except the Mill Creek folks h
are bound to stay out, got together in the
committee-room on 'Change, and, after a
long talk, agreed to make a market price of
jd.US, this price to last for twenty -fout
hours only, the meeting being adjourned
for the day only.
An Iron Company in Trouble.
Hahkishnburu, Va., Sept. 2:i The
Shenandoah Iron company. Millies, ha
defaulted on the payment ot some of its in
delib'dne 8 and a bill was tiled in the circuit
Court of the United States Tuesday. o.ikiD!;
tor an injunction and a receiver The par
lies to the actiou are the Seventh National
lunk the Union 'trust Snie fteposit and In
surance company, tho iiiihtii R:;! iou.il
bank, and John M lines, all of I'hilmleip'.ii t.
Tue liabilities of ttie conioany are about
;!IJO,iKM, of which foJOOiKl is first inorl
,;ae hoiids. The remainder is ilontiiig io
ilehlednes. Of Inlerist to llrewers.
Washington City, Spt. ii. The treas
iry comiuission who was inve-tiatiu tiie
broken rice question has reported continu
ing the decision of A-sisttint Secretary
Faivchild that rife which is broken by ma
chinery for the purpose of avoiding the pay
ment of the ordinary rate of duty on rice,
must pay the full rate, as though it was not
broken. This ends a long controversy on
the iart of brewers who have been stru
glin 'toget their rice at a reduced rale of
duty under this plan.
What Yon Say.
''There are so many frauils advertised
for tbe hair," you say. So there are, but
Parker's Hair Balsam is not one of them.
It will not work miracles, but ii will do
better service for jour hair than anything
e'se yon can find. Restores original eoi
or, cons dandruff, trives new L'rowtli.
Elegantly perfumed. Not a dye.
hoi; -Hoars At in t nosrim K
Asa Refrigerant Drink in Fevers.
Dr. 0. H. S. Ilavis, Meriilen. Conn.,
says: "I have used it as a pleasant ami
cooling drink in fevers, and bave been
very much pleased with it."
mm
NO FEE! UNTIL CURED!
A written imarRntpe of enre plven in cvory
CH' nndurtnlien. o' AII vonsnimileu; w ree m
SartV4l. lr. Clarke's i'lerratitl T 3Ui'
ritmr-s (tn lalu envelopes) two ftlampn.
F.D.CHRHK,. D,t88fcl'LKlk8T.t'HIt 10. l4
dec-H-itly
Remedy
ai':i!iiii!:m
W 3C
SO YEARS
KECCKO.
CTTBES
ALL
riRBlSJS
OF
THE
KIDNEYS
LIVER
BLADPEB
AMD
TTRTKARY
ORGANS
DltorsT
6BAVEL
I:IAEET8
IiISEASE
FAINS
IN
THE
HACK
LOINS
CK
SIDE
KiiiiVOUS
j'iiEA8T.3
iii"TNTION
OR
OP
TTTIINE.
PKICE
$1.6.
Pend for
Pamphlet
of TesU
ciomals. it r NT's
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Mrs. Dr! Keek will be in personal attendance at her Medical Infirmary Sept. 3d,
,and for the following ten day9.
Second Letter from an Illinois Lady,
CONFIRMING A REMARKABLE RECOVERY.
Seymour, Champaign Co., 111., Jane, 1885.
I want the public to know how I have improved under the treatment
and by tbe advice of Mrs. Dr. Keck. To the surpise of friends and
neighbors I am up and doing a part of my house work, after so many
years of inability to do anything and so much suffering. Can be up all
day without lving down to rest even; those terrible bad feelings have
neatly all left'me; I am fleshier than ever in my life before, Uavea d
appetite, and feel as though life is worth the living; I am not troubled
any more with that cold clammy sweat and have no more long, sleep
lens niulits, but can go to sleep as soon as I retire, and sleep well all
night.' 1 took tbe triau t Seymour and went to Champaign to see Lr.
Keck, a short time aio, reluming home the same uay, and walked
Horn the depot an eighth of a mile to our house; this was a great
thin", for one who had for years, been pronounced hopelessly incurable.
Mrs. Keck being the only one who gave me hope. People whom I
have not seen during the vears thai 1 was confined toniy bed now stare
at me as they weuld one from the dead. I earnestly advise the afflicted
to go in Mrs Keck, and by following her advise implicitly, as I have
done, they will, without doubt, be greatly benefitted.
Respectfully, Mils. Wm. Anukrson.
IRS. DR. KECK S INFIRMARY,
Corner Sixth ami Brady Sts., DAVENPORT, 10.
Consultations and Examinations Free Chronic Diseases Specialties. Catarrh,
Deafness, Throat and Lung Troubles, Diseases of the Livei and
Kidiievs and all Female Oomplaiuts.
, ') A. M. I ) I'. M.,aiul on Tin
, i, 'ourilny l;viMiitii! Irons 7 tn
oV'oek.
.iUow i c.e Eepoelts t ttu rU of
. ar.r Cant, per Annas.
i:- reived in amounts ot $1
-,ad Jp wards.
i'i i;:TV AND ADVANTAGES,
v..'. ;i-o;k riyof the Triwttt is rosuon
:m- ii. !." itors. I'he ollictirare jirohlhlteil
Tnm any ol iis moneys. Minors and
.. i.e:. irou cleft by special law.
:n-:-S.W. V !ki::.ouk, Prcdent ;Jou
ri lr.;-lli. lll ; 11. I'. llRMRNWHT.aslliel
'-:-.". w . V'heelork, porter Skinner
t.-ii-il, S' lsoe i.'h'ster. H W. I'amlee. C.
.. A. Wrorlil, l'. K. Hemnwny. .lohri
M I'hrWy H. loitflard.
e e;il v cl-.srlereit Hovill'l Hank in Uor.
rhysicians' Testimony.
A. W. Brown,M.D.,of rrovidetiCC,
Ii. I., says: "1 have used Hi nt's
Kidney and Liver Kejieiiy hi my
praetiee for the past sixteen years,
and cheerfully recommend it as
being a ifle and reliable remedy.
Another prominent t'ortor of
Pni'iilenee says that "1 am fre
quently urjred io use olher prep:e-a-l
ions us suhstiniles for Hi: NT's j Kid
nev inid l.iverl l.'i iinl'Y. 1 lim! on
tryint: them that they are worlniess
in comparison to it."'
An Old Lady.
'My TiT'lher, 71; years old, h:is
e.hroiiie tidui y coiiipl.iint and drop
sy. Kolliiiiff ieis ever helped le-r
like Kidney and Liver
Hi.mi:'..v. She h;is received 'rent.
Iteuelit from 8 Isiitles mid we think
it. will cure her."' W. W. Rinuler
hiud, t'uiltler, llanbury, Coini.
A ."llinister'a Wife.
l?ev. AnUionv Atwivsl. of ?liila
dcll'hia. siiys:' "Hi nt s Kidney
iietl l.iverl lii:MFni has enrtd my
uiie ot hroi-y in its worst form.
All say thai il is a naniele."
(general I'hnce.
General Chare of Hhndc Island
says: 'i always keep IU'nt's Kid
ney and l.iver Kemedt in my
house. Taken in smail dofes occa
sionally at liiyht, it prevents liead
aclie. and rtarulates the kidneys,
stomai h and other organs." 10
Disease soon shaken, by Hi nt's Remebt taken."
The Doctor's Uemai kalile Success warrants the most skeptical in applying lor infor
formation, whi.-h will he cheerfully (riven ; in the treatment of nearly !i,tm patterns m tne past
year, our recent shows a greater vr ceiuace in nem-ms m
any oilier system ot medicine.
Kemcuiber this facl.
The I'ciiiiunciH v of Her Cures are Proved by the following Letters, and many
Similar Letters could be Given, did Space Permit;.
Head Two lictlers From One Lady.
KIliST 1.BTTKK, 18S2.
1'EsoTi'M, 1'haniimien t'ountv. 111., I
Aiurnst 17, 1S8J. i
Hear Mrs. Pr. Keek: llavini: heen tour months
under yo r lifMlmi nl and heim: very much im
proved, 1 w ill tell Hie puhlir. atout my ease. I
was very weak and I hiu in rlcsn. Was obliged to
he iIiivmi throiluli the day. and could scarcely walk
aholil the house; my hints were very weak, and
jianieil e a Hood deal, and for ft year and a half
t uad coiiL'lh-d and raised a ood deal of mailer.
I h.id no aom-iite and a weak slomach w ith hloat
inc and nun h nain in niy h .ck ami d raniiement
ol Is.wt l-. I am now nun h stroi t,'er. have yaoi
rd ii- ii lhi: teeli I'ounils in lle.li, ean walk a mile
and a halt easily w ilhoiil latiiiiie, and feel well in
i-iny ":iv; niv coiiL'h has lell me. and I have no
pan: at all in liiv In. s Uack or anyw here ; I ha'e
a : .M'd appi-1 in and ilL'- slion. and eensiiier my
n pn.v , ieei'l very ixu' -.1 iiieiei your Ircalment;
mv fortner ds-o,r said 1 conul live !.ut a very few
inun s. a-lliv ca-e wa-coi!Milll).tioil. aiai so wi
ll HioiilIii. hut vou have helped mi very rapiniy
!ld Ml eM l V Vill i . OUT Irh-. ll,
Anna Aoaiii.
Ttow manv terrible aches one's poor head "Fnr the ffirlefinlte che ml mint of nnrmos
now mauy vtrrinie , ., ,, ,.,... patienln. Tonuauke is aulwnnr to liny other anu
rias, and what sunermg is caiieu ny intse dyn(, j, r Nu, Hndehe at MuscuIk Bum
beadaehes. Relief mav be had fromKcirous, nianani, it is aliwiet a MUH-ihc."
Neuralgic, or bilk Headache by the use of. Paek Riichie, M. D, St. Panl, Minn.
js. . Which is not a cure-iiU, but ; " TTnv used TosoAi.rsi: in mawi of Nenndeio
W'AvXa, whll.n j, a Cure for Nervous Ite.i.l lie with in lUmoi even iniitiiuce.
j wuu.ui. v ui Binctll-NeuraU-'lc forms it w unexcelled."
Headache, Neuralftiu, Kheumatism, Kiatu a: o. D Nobtos. M. D, CineinMtt Ohio,
andiiout. No proprietary medicine has ever; ..TnynrhjirtgoodsBrTioeintno
obtained such strong endorsement lrom the casus .n hai.itnal Hendache."
medical profession. ! Theo. FIkkmass. M.D.. St.Thoouui, Ma
FOR 8AI.E BY ALL nrtOOCIRTS. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
A. A. MELLIER, M Prucrietor. And 711 WASHfSOTOM AVENUE. ST. LOUIS
DUFFY'S
WHISEI
:f? It'll
Pneumonia,
Consumption,
Dyspepsia ana
Wasting Diseases.
fositiveitf lttlieved antl Afttwre
usie in rentoriiiy Vittil jiowers
PURE
THIS WHISKET SHOULD SS FOUND CN THE EIIEEOAED Cf EVEET fAXiiX
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. ENTIRELY FREE FROM FUSEL OIL.
DO NOT BE DliC'KIVEO.-Many IiniKtrlsts and Urocirs who no net. nnvo i.uii) n
Malt Wlllhry In atoek, attempt to palm off on customers, winskeyoi iiieirowuoouiii., wuicc
being of an inferior grade and adulterated, pays them a larger profit.
ASK FOR DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, AND TAKE NO OTHER
SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUCCISTS AND GROCERS.
Send us your address and wi will mail ikiok containing vniiiaiue mionnauon. wn"j-
sent to any address in the United SiatsiKast of the Kocky Mouiiuiins), securely jmri.ro in v,u,n
case, KxprenH ehonis prrpnul on receipt of J.ii or ix iKilues seui lor
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.. Baltimore. Kd.. U. S.
may-4 deodwty
lili'lUMON.
Burning Clitnft Houses.
Seattle, V. T.. twit. 'ZA A body ol
masked ai'iiusi men visited the quarters ot
the Chinese workmen at the lilaek 11. anion, i
mine Monday night The Chinese tied and
tueir houses were burned. The. Chiiiftiaeii
had been disehnrend from the miues, and
expected to go to Seat! la.
A convention ot delegates from ail psrt-
of I'uset Hound country has bee u caliel to
niet here rVpL 28 to devise means of nd-
diii2 the country of t'hiuese.
4.pneral Airent.
ELY'S
Cream Eii in
('li anses She licr.o
Hi lis. H. C. OLEAVELAN
sluTABLItsHKTJ 1S68.
s&Cleaveland,
4i KN KKAl
nuraiice Agents
., fjira i; Aonidrat Insnranco.
'IKKU'R Hr.NOST'iM HUH'U.
.l6l!S ISLAND, ILL.
t I'romiitlv Adinsted and Paida ttds
Aaenry.
WHEAT
Baking Powder.
(GOLD MEDAL AT HEW ORLEANS.)
InilorM-d bribe lttndlnir Motrin in
diet oiintry.
Aiiroved ljr 1h fTJcuvemmeiit Che-
iiiiniN lor me muiaa ihbhuimiwii.
n.tRTI! RALBIXEISCH'Sl HONS.
t-ta,lidied l29. NF'W YHUK.
Si
PHOSACID.
! s.ilc Vy all Leading Grocers.
The Sliply of rlu.
CnicAOO. Sept. -i. Grain in siht i the
linked States and Canada: Wheat 4:i,S:iil,-
204 bushels, corn 4.&3.I74 bushels, oats
Xl bu hels, rye 4i0.0iiJ bushel-, bni ie-
M.l'six: bushels. Ai compared ivita trie
ani:.uut in sight a week aj;o there i-. an in
crease of t'id.U21 blLsiiels of wheat, tai..M
busuels of oat- and 4.tW7 bnshels of barley.
and a decrease of 007, 74d hushelsof corn ami
4,7(KJ bushels of rye.
Struck a lialaiice in Strikes.
C'JXOINNATl, Ohio, 8epL i. At the
iiioriiing ses-ion of tue cigarinakers ronven-
tion the president and secretary s r 'ports
were real. It was shown that in the pa-i
two years IJOO.OOO had been disbuid in
suatatnins strikes. Buriua that period
sixty-nine strikes, or lock-outs had bean
successful and sixty-nine woredi a trous.
,f . .'-.- Cir,-ti"' ii Allays lnllaiiiiiia--
S-fffi-I,v' Ho". Heals -res.
M l.ii, C. I;l,,rt.s,be se;!-
:'.' si s of laslc. liciii-
1 .-ri .'"SOsVV ? "i!I and Smell. A
Tar va-u'k'u lirf "A
AV-FE. VE Positive euro.
ji' lt;- tlwiy
f A Lnte Witnes?.
I have been treated hy Dr. Mrs. Keek and tbe
benefit I bave received from tier advice and
mmfnifTtt are onderftil: I bad sniftered f r ra ca
tarrh fur over twenty Venn-; it bid effected ray
whole Hvctemverj badly. 1 had iwlypuM in my
nostril m 1 coiiltt not breathe through mv notc
tht'se phe removed bymedioine not having per
formed any operation, 1 can now breathe freely
through mynoet?. . wy ceiie oc piiiou j now re
inrniiiiT. which left me twenty year atro; the hji
done more toward rcn ovini,' my tlHarrh than '1
tlie phyctriiinM 1 ever hod; my brain wa- difeaed
and 1 had bveu insane; w;is ar ljidepentience hf
lnm for eiirht mnniht. and I feet cure I wo'il i be
ttu-re no if it wen- no! fur til:1 iK-netiln ( receiv
ed from her; I do not imw iiav i tie a-th-iwi that
hnvc Huffemi witli for four ye:iri: neither do I
HHtTer with the miNer.v mi pain in niy lef" Hiir
and-pleeu. Mv ki ln'ys v-:ie ha-iiy di-ea,s-J; 1
wa blo'tt d :nid my liver w:if alleeted ; coiih"d
h treat de 1 and now tho-e .vnll'UMll have niotiy
dnppeart'd; 1 c:n highly 'eeoin.i'eiid thi- ;nly
itf a i h v siti .in. William W Fcsk.
eb'uo l'iiy. Mr.y 2i lsS'.
DAVEIIP
ORT BOILE
R WORKS.
GHTJPE & MURRAY, P oprietors.
SKIllMi I.KTTBB. 185.
Pl soTI 1M , l'll:lllip:ilL11 (.'Olllltv. 111., I
Aiifiust 4, I1"), t
To Tin- T'mi ic: 1 wi-h to shite thnt in rhe stim-iin-r
of lss. 1 v::s tres'ed hy Mis. Ur. Keek for
.o!!-iituiiioii mei was enri d sound and well. My
in mini nl ncT'.picd nlionl eisnl months. Sine,
m reeovery 1 have heroine very rus;ed and
"Iroej:, and 1 now eniov uood heollh.
Ue-IM-iliUllv, ANNA AllAIll.
ftl.CE i'iKass, Seott County low:!, i
Novell! her is. 1HH. (
For tin- heiicflt of the pnh'dc 1 sin willing to n-ake
known an Hceoutit of my louir sickness. 1 sniler
ed for iimny years from euurrh, also from the
mosl severe hVadiiches.uizziiiessand ear trouh'es
and also daily chills, ard ea arrB fever and last
ma old sweats, and these same nccurriiMf every
nii;ht so that 1 berame so nervous 1 could not
sleep. I suffered from chronic dispepsia and
slomach complaint; my liver and kidneys were
disordered; my lings so weak that my hieath was
short and painful, and my heart also greatly
trotih'ed me. I had no aiJK-tlle and was constant
ly suffering from Untitle nev and from a hitler taste
in the inoiilh. and i ll this time niy hands and feel
were covered wite a cold sweat When I placed
niyseH in your fare 1 had been for nine weeks
bed-ridden and for six mouth unable to go to
iia'idsof Mrs. r. Keek lasr year -nil remamwitn ! town; ana ir iwo years s e io uu
i e And other permanent bi nelits have also j work. 1 had employed a number of the best phy
beeii n.iiied Io lliein hv flintier following I er au- si i i.ms .hill grew constantly weaker. My falin'r-vi-
i now eniov heip r health than 1 have known ; .n-law (Mr. fchlirhtingi called on you on Wecem
in ni.-iiiv year-.' 'Their i.- no return of the troubles ! ber.li. ts-1, and yon visited me al my home Vm
1 1 mi, w'hi'i li lr. Keek n-eeed me. and w hich wi re ! asserted thnt you could cure me if I followed yollr
eniimeinied in mv card of last tleiolK-r. Nor is , directions; 1 did so, and in eiglil weeks f was able
th.re ol the liiino'r she removed in leareh. Te. ; to call on yon in Davenport, and you havevisited
I sin done.' h-1 mv Housework, andon.lulv l:lth I ; nie onlyonce. . ,
n.k no my cHr,iet. s,ruhhed two Moors, chum-d, All the above named sysptoms have entirely dis-
niter tiieals wilh all other household duties appe:m-d, and with joy and gratitude i aekiiowl-
aiid fi ll no bad resull. And most thankful to edge the great enod you have done me. 1 feel like
i ii..... : - n.a.i.. m Keii His nfw man. strone and sound, am able logo out
,'.....rfl o,-ir,i.,,ei,i f.,r eissl H, snect f nil v. and work daily, even in the coldest weather, and
Mrs r E It Mill, wife or A. J. riarr. for all this 1 am indebted to Mrs. llr. Keck, hv,
WVWM'ity. la.. July tSl. 1SH5. 1 your friend. Jobs Koenseeedt.
Second Letter f rmi an Iowa Lady.
I'ontinuii-g a Keuiarkahle lieeovery.
To thk Pi m.ie: Ttie benefits 1 received at the
See the Doctor. FHEK OF CHAKGE, at ber Medical Infirmary, Davenport.
Cveam Ba:m has
I' In-level known. iii-
A tiiiriicle is iipiin
tmin l ome. I- a-n-t
Urui!i-I". or hv mad
A. lllil'l ilKI.'.-
k'a
iviahle ri'ouf.il ion
ille : iirri.ll:ilio:i
d llilo ese . Iio-I li reliio
aide Ii, u e I'riee 'sk.
semi for r in nlar.
. Uriigglsls. liner.'. N. V.
The Yacht Kace.
New York, Snt -i The Oonesto and
Dauntless suirled at & p. in. Al in. lay ou
their race for tlie Bienton's Reef cup. To.
distance is alxnit 3 HJ uules and the cup i. a
lioautiful trophy worth t- old. Tne llriti h
cutter lod from the start and when list
seen wa. altout two mil--'S aiiea l. A kite-
irraiii Tuesday afternixai from Newport
status that the racers had not beou sV.bte.l
there. The wind was very li'jht.
The CfiHlera.
Fai.kkm i Sopr. .During the jst
tweniy-lttir hours ended lue'iday nisi;
there have bieu ai4 new cases of cooler ,
and 175 deaths.
w
lElMUECK'slffiDG STORE,
'lurof Third Avet.ue and Tenth street, -HlH'k
lslaB(t... -i
i ' rreriiiitions carefully ionfwoitnded by reg-
' I'liaruiiir.ists. ' , . iity-tK-d ty ;
W ATKINS & HILL,
Dealers in
and Green Wood.
ill also attend to Hauling of all ainds
i ii vanls, corner of afith street on Molina
I'elephone
la-r miiee
No
; orders may he
rt.2R-rttr
Executor's Notice.
Il1' I'lliziibetli Hlumhcrgcr, deceased.
''lie H'id.-eiw.l hnein" Iwen aonninted Exec-
'"''if ilie Ust will and testament of KlizBbeth
'"" ' .'r. lale of the ciiimly of Kock Island,
11 "i Illinois. deceased, herchv give notice that
" ia aivciir betore the county court, o' Kock
' "" 1 - -ii nt v. at the office of the clerk or said
" la l'ie city of Kock Island, at the October
a , ill.. Third Monday iu October next, at
"i'1! lime nil persons having claims against said
we iioiitted and reiiiested tn attend for the
of lin ing ttie same adj listed. All person s
''""I-' 1 to said estate are requested to make
'"""linn- iiaruient to the nndersiirned.
"''-I ih.sOlli day of August. A. !)., tH5.
"'HI JOHN ASTER. Executor.
Five Men llrowned.
Fbankfobt, Ky., Sept. all A torril le
isAuir took nlaee iioudav evening it lock
No. 5, in the Kentucky river, a few uuie.-
below here- Eight men were attempting to
cross in a canoe, when the boat was swauiMu
and tive of the occupants wore drowned.
The names of the men drowned are Jam.
Sttaut (white), and Frank Turner, bum
Hall. Dan Robinson, and Levy ilaker, uil
colored. '
He Burled His Treasure.
Washington City, Sept. a3. There was
ret'Bivnd at ihe treasury de(iariiiieiit Mon
day for i-eileniption a package of about
imO.UOO ia United States notes, which are
badly mutilated and almost beyond recogni
tion. It ia said their owner, an Ohio farmer.
had buried the notes in the earth in prefer
ence to placing them iu a bauk or other
depository.
Ford Ward Kefusas to Testify.
New York. Sept. 2B. Ferdinand Ward
relues to testify regarding the connection
of William 8. Warner with his swindling
operations until be is assured of immunity
from punishment. The creditors of the
nrm of Grant & Ward are making great
efforts to have thocrinihial proceed injrs
against Ward delayed.
Death of a Prominent Nw Yorker.
KliMU. JNew xora, oepu. o. uou. onni- -j
uel Caiubell, state aenatorin lttti,;iell from a .
chair in hia offlce in JNew york mills lues-
dav moriiinc and died of appoplexy, aire.! . j
78 vears. tie was one ot ne urin oi ai-
cott & Campbell, Known uu-ouguoui
country-sheeting.
To Regulate
s
FAVOV1TK UOMR liK.MKttV w:ir
ranteil not lotoiit.iii a snide pan -tie
fc '''errury "r iiuv in.nitton mihmjiih,
i$i ion is ih ouroiv vegetable.
Il will ctiri all Diseases ratisnl
hy THTfini-nictil of the l.iver.
K hitu ys iiud Stomach.
If vonr 1 iver tf out of order, then your
whole sysicni is drrnnLred. The blood n
iiiipwrt-.' the brt-nih oiTcufit; you hav
iva uHie, fe 1 lanirhiij. t.tspih'ed ami
nervous. To present a more m-mohs eon
ditiuii, take at onee Sinniions
KK(il I .A TON. ir.you hurt a w
f'J ilr'ii';trv lift or f-MtTt;f with Kiini;v
rft ta-ke r'HniiMUis Ijver hiei.n ator,
I Mir to at lieve.
Tf you have eatfti anylhinir ban) of di
L''it ion. or fcrl tni vy afler nit !il- or 'n''p
loss at iolMiI, take dof and you will ferl
relieved and slct-p jMrai-ani !y.
If you are a mist rable MiiTVrer with
Constipation, Dyspepsia
biliousness, r. 1 ef al oimt in
Miiinioi.s LiuT Ke:rulator; it do's not re
quire coiitimnil dt'-M L', cud -o.-Ss but a
trifle; it will cure you.
If yon wake up in the morning with a
bitter, bad laste ia yonr mouth,
OXYGEN
PiEATMENT,
V,.- .1. ...l:.,f enra nt I -rtVUCMT'TlON. AsTllMA. f-ilONCH ITIS. IlAT
Kkvek! t'ATAKKii. Nfhvov Pkostkation. Etc.. E c tend stauif for
.Medical h.s)k of over WO pages on "HOME 1 Kt AIMEKT," contain
i. g valuable prescrin- p,, MetliCul SGfl htSttA lyfilW.
.a, h sat mmimviY. UtTI.WATJKEe' WIS.
Tlie mo-t evtensiva insiituiiou in the tinted statis for ttie ireaimem in
w e ri'l'T. I'J perillissioii, m a i '
our patrons: lieo u rn, manager ol
....l .. l. u.nl w Kev. K lie won. esiern I uiou, up..
I p. Morse, (isiikosh. Wis.: lieo. B. Pratt. Menaslia. Wis. ; W.H Ellis. M .
, Hrookrield, Mo.; I'. O. Baetenzie, 1 nicago. in.; sirs. 3. i.
I Madison. Wis.: Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, hvansvnie. lira.
11 Our oXVi.KN is salelv sent anywhere in tne i nuea Maies, uunu. ....o,. ..,
Plain, ewy, complete directions with each treatineuL mar-li-uwiy
2CKR0HIG0ISEASfS.
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Manufacturers of al) kind-, oi Hoi ers. burn and Water Tanks. U
Stacks, lireel -Iling. Iron Mililler- V 01, i ooors I no. . nit loi JM.
rejiainng. orders by .Mail or lei. -rapii nroin.'i iy .0 o iioe.i 10. 1 e 1 p.i
Aug. ai-dilm 317 E. EKtOKD ST.. near U..v. rnuieiil hriiiue
le"-, sinoke
olt ,leli t"
iMlers, I.ard ('1
I'-iriM itlar .il v
me o. rial.
. IlaVKHPOdT, IOWA
DR ITOSG-A.TE,
309 Brad' Street, Bavesport, Iowa, Ho years practice, makes all
private diseases a specialty, such as Sipkilis, Giriiuriltaa, Gleet,
Stricture, lmpotcuoj, ijjefitatorrnr.a, all urinary troubles ami
mercurial attVctiuiia oi" tiie tluou.1. ?kiu and bones.
Cancers, Tumors, Filrs, Catarrh and all chronic diseases treat
ed successfully. Consultation ami correspondence tree.
iWAl letters promptly answered mar 18-dly
" THE MOLT !N K VAGQN.
The Moline Wagon Coinp'y
..vio...xis5"ns.: tx,
-?rr--;-y
0
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting,
Knowles' Steam rumps, lnsjiirators and Ejectors,
Wnui.'ht, fast and Lead Pipe, Pipe Pitting and P.rasa tioods of every description: Rubber Ho
and I'lickine of all kinds; Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe.
oilieeuml Shop 13U Third Ave... ROCK I8LAND, ILL.
Inlv-IT.llv
HENRY STRUVE'S
SAMPLE ROOM,
, x p ... 'J
c-;--35'.!-,' ' i-j-,
- ils - tf '
Manufacturers of Farm, Spriug aud Freight Vagoiifci
A full anil ccmijiletc line of ri.AWnKM ami other Spuing Wahons, e.siiecinlly ailaptei!
Id the. Western Trailer, of superior workmanship am) finish.
pHTIllnstraled Price List free on application. See the Moline W agon before purchasing other.
mar-ir-iiwly
mfri Simmons Liver Kegnlator: itcorreiis
il S H ii f1'1'"11" Slouiai li. sweetens Hie
i ll R ll 1 r,',1lh, cleanses the Furred tongue,
JLliUU I'hildren ofleli need some safe P a
tharl ic and 'Ionic 10 avert, approaching sickness.
Simmons l.iver Ki'SOlhitor will relieve colic. Ilea
ache, s ek stomach. uidirest on, dysenter, and
the c.ompfyinls inciilenl to ctiilitinssi.
A I any time vou feel your system needs
cleansing. I iinig. reguhding wilhoiit vio
lenl purging, or slimiilalilig vi;lent ililex
caling.lake SIIIIS LIVER BIEELATCa.
PP.KI'AHKO rir
J. II. ZEILIX & CO., PhilwU Ifhia, T.i.
COOK'S
In the room formerly occupied a a -.
i otifcclioiierv by Frank Math.
Wines. l,iiiirs and Cigsrs constantly on liann
I'd,, best of I!"
No. 315 Twentieth Street.
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No.
The ATLANTIC!
BILLIARD AND POOL PARLOR,
1S17 Second Avenue. Kock lslanc
y0tifrFM a i'v 1
irS s'-?.r(lr1
WHO 15 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOORAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE
1.
"Pilsener, Kiilniharher and the ttneat domestic Bis
at any hour. Telephone
nii';--dv '
on draught. All kinds of Sandwiches servec
JOHN WESTPHAI. Prortrlwtcie.
PPPP!
RleiELELE SELF CORE
A favorite prestripuon of one of the most
, ii.ilsd and successful S'tecialists in the U. ii-
. r,,,.,) r ttir tme ( rrv..us BeWH'y.
""' Munhond. Wenanvu and lerjr. Sent
"I "" wakil enveli t'rae. JJruggHts cut fill it
iress DR. WARD CO., Louisiana. Mo.
m vneuii.
pa in
..'HKMER LAW LECTIIRIIS (nine weekly)
"in J1I1 .Inly, irMo, and end nth September; have
1 signal use 1st. to students who de
-'1 til llllr.llM ll,ui. U1.,,1IUD a ll.lu f. nil, aP I , JI
'""i. '4ml. to Hume who urouose to read private
nil :ui, t practitioners who have not had the
u se in systematic ir.strnction. ror cireu-
w 111), . , u , . .... . , t I)
Iy t . i.i. university 01 va.j 10 eoee 0
"""KiPto Com. and Sii. Law. a-w-lm.
extensive manufacturers of CD
Union I'aclflo and Faeific SlaiL
Va8BISOTON City, 8epL 23. Secretary
Lamar authorulas the utatetueut that no
action has bean taken by the interior de
triment looking to the auaueipiouof pay
.ooni.s l.v tbe Union Pacitic railroad of
nioiwy to the PaoiHc Mail Stei tuship com-
puuy.
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v j
I J-f I
. . "ffij' ' i
r-f''k t ' -
On the topof fhe '10? is an inclined envrr which
rain from entering; allliched to the
civen,oil lop anil 001.10m, re spr,t: w In. h keep
,i,e, lwnv closed. W Sen the top cmer closes
it strikes a hell to let you know that yur paper
has come. It is the finest invention of the age.
The Abops is the awut in the city for these box
es. Tnoj are supplied to the Aaues subscriber!,
at a very 'low pree.
m) APPELQU1ST, - Proprietor.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Rock Island
BAST SlUtt OF M A KKBT SU A KE,
el"-d.:
111.
I
JOHN SCHAFER.
'roprif.tor Centennial Hall, Dealfr
Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
I OrWi L t I WO I Sr i
-V'f -y'-.j - - - - - - - ... ' ,
IN
No. 1316 Third Avenue. Rock Island, Ills
l-ijis place has been refitted and refurnished aud is now one of tne beat Saloons in the ity.
." I.uiieli every morning. - . - --'
EXCHANGE TTAJLjL.
RUDOLPH SCHWECKE
SALOON And BilLIARD JJALL,
ISelow the C. Ii. I. & P. Depot, Moline Ave., Umik Inland, 111.
Imported and Domestic B 'er and Wine, Fine t.ihnoin and Pigrs always on hand. jnp-3n-lT
flBKO. LAWiPlB, lIH'.
Exactly expresses the condition ofUioua
amls of people at this season. Tus lies
pressive effects of warm weauier, aim me
weak condition of the body, can ooly be
enrre:ted bv the use of a relialile tonic
and Mood puritier like Hood's Sarsapanl- I VWf- treated by mo-t of the noted special s's
?u Wh atifler loiiuer wbeu a remedy is JJ01 the day with no ben-tit. rvd Iwwlf xn
la. Uliy SlUUr wm, ei ' three mootlis. and since then honrireds of other.
so cLise at lianar uw 1 hv same urocele ; a plain, simple aim Micceesiui
t. ill ni.A trnn untold wea ill hf.m treatment: address T. S. PAOK, VM Kast
K Str;Dgtu,fcand energy. New Vork o.y.
"nrriirCOl(pC & USES CV SK, by one
Dr. E. F. FISH,
92 Wisponsin St.,
AULWACKEE. : WISCONSIN.
, SPEC IAL ATTENTION
(1 ivB to Twroat and Lime t'oniplaintii. Difeae
(leenliar io Women. Private Diseases of
bold Sexes: all Skiu Hisordein.
3Iours 8 to 10 A. M.. 2 to 3 P. M., ai d
7 to 8:30 P.M.
rorresHMideiiti please eacloee stamp,
marK-dwiy
J.M. BuroaD, 0. M, Loosi.fV, 3. K.Looslky
Ruford&LoosleyBros.
GBNKRAL
Insurance Agents.
Tlie old Kir? and TimK-Tried com pant e tte
frs9nted LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
Haleeas low as to Reliable Company can tS'jli
Yonr PatroB see w liolicile.
trOOc ia Atiiaa Block,
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
By reason of its central position and clone rcta-ticm to nil principal lines Ktst ana
West, at initial and terminal point s, ronatituteH tho iuo.-,t important mtd-conM-nental
link In tlmt evstem of Uiroiurri ttiinsnortiition which lnviteu and facili
tates travel and traffic tMfAveeu cities of tho Atlantic and Pacific Court It
is also the favorite and ho;-it route to raid from points K;ust, -Northeast and
Southeast, and correspondinr no;;:ts W eet North west end Fouthweat.
The Kock Island system includes m it s nmin line nnd brnnchea, Chlcairo,
Joliet, Ottawa, La Salle, Peori i, 0.-nesert, Moline nnd Rock Iflnnd, in Illinois;
Davenport, Muscattuo, Washington, Fairfield, Oltuniwa, Osknloossa, West
Liberty, Iowa City, Dos Mjhihs Indinnola. Winu rset. Atlantic, Knoxvllle,
Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centra end OoiincU BlnPs. iu Iowa; Gallatin,
Trenton, Cameron aud Kans.is City, in Mfsponri; Leo venwortb end Atchison,
In Kansas; Albert l,ea, Minneapolis e.nd Kt. Paul, in Minnesota; Wrtertowtt in
Dakota, and liundrla ol intermediate cities, towns. Villages and stations.
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Guarantor-s Its patrons that sense of pnootl security afforded by a solid,
tborouirlily biiltisteid road-bed; smootli trvtcks of continuous eteol rail; sub
etitntially built culverus and bridvfi'a; rolling stock as near perfection an
human skill cm make It; the snfity nppli'tnnes of patent buffers. platlorrnn
and air-brakes; and tliMt. exunUnir disciplinj which (foverna the practical
operation of all its trains. OMor c-pooicuUnH of this route are Transfers at
all connecting points in Union ntjixits, and tlio unsurpassed comforts and
luxuries of its Pas-ieniror Equipment. .... . ,
The Past Express Trains Ixitween CtttcnRO nnd the Mipaourl River are com- .
posed of well ventilated, finely upholstered liey t;out;hcis. Mairnitlcent Pullman
Palace Sleepers of the latest deiitrn. nnd sumptuous Dininir Curs, In -whicli
elaborately cooked ineuls are leisurelv eaten, "good Difrestion waiting on
Appetite, and Health on both." Between Cliicjwo and Kansas City and
Atchison, ore also run too Celebrated Bochninif Chair Cars.
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Is the direct and favorite line between Chicago and Minneapolis and 8t. Paul,
where connections are raadi in Onion Deoocs for all points in the Territories
and British Provinces. Over this route. Fast Express Trains are run to the
watering phicea. summer re-sorts, picturesque localities, and huntinsr and flsh
lnsr grrounds of Iowa nnd Mirmesotu, It is also the most dtusirable route to the
rich wheat fields and pnatonl h-nds of interior De.kota.
Still another D!Kl(Jl LiNts. via cseneca ana liiinKaKee, nas oeen openea
between Nowport New:!. Richmond, Cincinniti. Indianariolis, and Lafayette and
Council Bluffs. ICansaa City, Minneaoolis and St. Paul and intermediate points.
For detailed information see Maps and Folders, obtainable, as well aa
Tickets, at all principal Ticket Ofhoas ia the United States and Canada; or
oy uaaressing
R. R. CABLE,
President and General Manager, Chicago.
E. ST. JOHN,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago, i
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