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ESTABLISHED OCT. 18. 1851
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THE LAW WILL STAND.
CIVIL SERVICE CASE ON TRIAL IN
NEW YORK CITY.
Tha Application for Quo Warranto Pro
ceeding Dwnlert Discussing the Pres
ident's Letter tu Commissioner
Eaton Annual Message.
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Cheaper than any Competing House.
ihii Mmnnioth Stove is literally parked with the Latest Styles
New F;ill Goods, consisting of Men's, Boy's and Childrens
ithiiiu'. Hats. Ca;s and Furnistiiiigs, and if our Low Prices
il ;ii- ttiiHsli our object, we shall succeed. While other Mer
i, t iii'ially mark' New Goods up and reduce them only near
. iiiddf the season, we have marked all of our New Fall
m at I lie lowest rock -bottom prices from which there will
,vi hf any deviation or reduction.
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.......niri'V I he Larwsl Assortment, and re makin.
i in' ih r loan
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illier Tailors c h.ific. Ladies and
stink, whether you purchase or mil,
Clothing to order 13 per
(iriitli'ineii art; welcome to
we shall receive you with
Solden Eagle Clothing Store
l'ost Office Klock, Rock Island, Illinois.
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J. B. ZIMME'R,
FLOWER DECLINES
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Nkw York. Sept 28. The or,lor to show
cause, obtained by James IL Hinckley
against O M Hini B. Eatxi, Loroy D. Toll
man and John M. tiregory, rivil service
commissioners, in which the relator petitions
for leave to continence quo warranto pro
ceedings to have the ollieers removed ami
the oltice aliolished on the ground (,f tlie un
constiiutionality of the act creating it, came
up for a h armg Saturday, beture Ju
Vailace in the Uniwd Suites Circuit
Cinirt Long betore the open
ing ',f the court a lare gathering
of the friends and enemies of tlie civil
jiervii-e reform were in attendance, anxious
to hear the arguments of the conn el en
Raa;!. Uuitd Slates District Attorney
Durslieuner and lvrmati U Katou apieare,l
for the coinnu-siuners and Morris 8. Millr
for Air. Hinckley. Mr. Dorsbei iner nr?'.t
a lply hearing of the cas. heu tlie
case was tiniiUr callnl, alMr the call nf the
revtnlar calendar, Mr. Miller demanded to
know who nppeared f,ir the itciendant-
Air. lorsheiuier replied that lie had
Un directed by the president td
the t,'nit,nl ist.ate. to d.Iend the
commis-sinn. Mr. Miller objected to the
deiendnnts apiiearing hy a reiresoutative
of the government, claiming that the
government had no real .status in the case.
Tile objection was not sust-ainel and Mr.
Il.irsheiuier at once l,egan his argu
in. .lit. He brietly reviewed the history
rf the case. II" ctuime l the petitioner had
no st&ndtu.; in tiie cuurt because the ruht
to a quo warrautii writ miiy aypiied ti tiie
usur; ation of sover 'iii rii;Uu and t he
United Stato.s nloue could tn-io such action
in the United States courts an.l then only
through its apiMuntel ofticers. To
brim-' the action properly. he
fiutinlaine t that the retitir si,ui.i
have applied to the executive and to the
judicial authority. I i reply Cuiinselloi
Miller conton ;e 1 on b"hall of (be relator,
Hinckley, that his ciienl had the slattit-iry
rignt appiy for Uim writ for the cili!i
crentel the constitulion and a; a citizen he
had the riht to avail himself of all it.
benefits. He demanded the riht to be
heard and as erted thai if his client wn, not
entitled to a m il of quo warranto then it
m, the iMisiness of th- court to tind a
rente ly. 1-t-'orn said he, "my client is en
titled to a p. tit on for n.ht."
Ju.tp;e Wallace interrupting said: "It is
conceded that you have tlie right to pe-i-
tiuti. Cietitne yourself to giving me authorities."
Mr. Miller was unable to quot any au
thorities and J ndge Walhioe ruled that he
must deny the application.
CLEVELAND'S LETTER
The Democratic Nomination for Lieuten
ant Governor of Mew Tork.
Rous, N. Y., Sept 28 A special to The
Sentinel from Watertown says: Roswell P.
Flower, Democratic nominee (or lieuten
ant governor, arrived in this city
on the late train 11 may night ns
was in consultation with friends all
Saturday morning. In the afternoon he
wrote a letter positively declining the nom
ination He ays the place wan given him
without his consent and much against his
wi-hes. He does not think bis withdrawal
will affect the interests of the Democratic
party in the least The letter waa sent to
Goorge Raines chairman of the Democratic
atale convention, Saturday afternoon.
THE EXTRADITION LAW.
THE UriAftKETS.
All L.I.I.LI. Ot K
Has received his Stock of
FALL AlsrX) WINTER
ISU1TINGS,S
A NT OVERCOATINGS,
larger and finer stock than ever.
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Secoiiil Avenue, Kock isiann. in.
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Choice Brands of iMin-iesota and Winter Wheat Flour,
I Ihirv and (ireamcry liutu-r, Cotton Mops, Minn., Potatoes, Vegetalilcs, &c,
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C. CT. LOTG-'S,
Nineteenth Street and Second Avenue.
THOS. OABY,
inter and Grainer
Ii i-t'imrtl to do till Limit nf 'rk in
Haiti and Decorative Paper Hanging and Kalsomiuing.
A complete stuck of
Wall I'apcr, Curtain Fixtures, Cornice Poles and Room Mouldinjs. Mixed
l'ninlH always on Iminl
& M- a full line f Art t.oo.ls and Arti-ts" Muteriuls l-csons tlven in l-aintiiig and French
f'.iiii.mnl.'ry Work. Kuiliroi.l. rv silk-. C.nl- and Fancy linmla which arc solo at rinse
tfeiirun ; cull and test uriccsi of work.
1S13 Second Avenue, ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
JACOB OHLWEILER, Jr.,
-BKTAIL IBAI EB IN-
Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 30!) Twentieth Street.
I'r. o l.,n,rl, every nmrnihi: and ery suturdiiT evenins. n"11 ' "
DVIS & CO..
jfl AND
Steam Fitters.
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ij.rr- ill
OTP'S- "ill i t- vaS
A couiplett; rttw:k of
Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Etc.
Hole agent for
Water Motors for Sewing Ma
chines, Etc.,
Deane Steam Pumps,
Novelty Force Pumps
l9MW Safety Heating Boilers, and Con
:m-W4 traetora for furnishing and Lay-
Here's Block.
Moline. 111. Rock Island, Tlinois.
Telephone 68.: Telephone 118. Residence Telephone 10 )7.
,..fT Z-:i ivntr flan nnrl Swer Pin
. 1712 Fikst Ave.,
To ('outmissit.ner l'.atou the Snliject ol
Much C'otiversation.
Washington City, Serit 'JS. Wherever
tw i i-r three lleniiM-rats have lieen gathered
together the recent hater of the president to
the civil servtre conutiissiouer has bien the
ubj-ct of conversation. There are now
sven l-iuocr.itic senators and about twenty
1 leniocr.'tt ic memliers nf congress io
the city, and tiiey have hail their beads to
gether irequouti v on the subject Senator
tuirht'es, oi Indiana, who is as able as any
of the LVniocratie senators, and as much oi
.eader. says that he is not prepared to tilk
on the subject, but will take an opportunity
to expre-s himself at. some future tiuie in a
manner that will have more force than a
mere nev-paier interview.
He mids that m seeking appointment he
ha simply performed a duty to his constituents-
and, if this is impudence" or con
trary to the Const, lutliei ot t'.:e L e.lta l
tstate , he is willing .i u tier the biaiiiH.
Ex-Senator Mcllonai'l says that he tins
-thing whatever t sy, as he is not a civil
service reioriner an.i naturally does not
agr with the president's position.
Senator Kiusom. oi rvorth Car hna, says
that it will lie all right alter a while; Uiat
the president ha ; f'ot to curry out tin. de
clarations of the .iicag i plaf-l.-rin, but that
toe Democrats need not worry, that they
will all be taken care of in time.
It. was impossible to secure any impression
from cx-Saker Rtndxll, farther than a
general indorsement of the pred.leuCs
position.
The I'resldnitt's Anunal MesagA.
Washington Oitv, Sept. 'JS. A cir-ro-poiideiit
of The Cincinn ati Enquirer tele
graphs his paper as follows in regard to ru
mors concerning the pre-ideut'a annual me-s-aage:
From the inner circle there are rumors
that Mr. Cleveland's message will be a sur
prise to uiany Democrats on the silver question-
1 hear he will not yiuid an iotit Iron)
the views expressed in nis letter to Gon.
Warner la-t winter. In this letter he said
plainly that the continuance of the com
pulsory coinage of the bland dollar would
in tiin. bring on a financial crisis.
There is evidence going to show
that h is ju-t as firmly in favor of the re
)ieal of the law now as then. It is hinted,
tio, that the president will unequivocally
favor a revision of the tariff. Tloise
who ought to know aver that he w ill favor
free raw material and a faithrnl revision ol
the exietunr tanf! so as to materially re
duce duties which were imposed growing
out of the necessities i f the war He i,
said, also, to heve been stiidvuig the statis
tics of our shipping, with a view to niHkm
iirqiorlaut recommend stions lookui; to a
revival of the ship-building intret.
A Michigan Judge Makes a Decision
Criticising the Supreme Court.
Detroit, Sept. as. Judge Speed, of the
Way no circuit court, Saturday atternoon
reudei,l an imKirtant decision in tne case
oi lid Rice, a notorious burglar recently
brought here on extradition from Syracuse,
N. Y., who wa3 charged with roblery, dis
charged, and then held on a requisition
from the governor of Ohio. Judge Speed
held thai Rice must b; discharged. The
stato had no right to hold him on any other
charge than the one from which he had
been extradited from New Yorlc The law
ot extr.-idition was just the same between
the states ol the Cnion as between this coun
try and foreign countries. Rice will be
given a reasonable time to get out of the
state, and the I ih:o otheerv will try to arrest
bun as soon as he leaves the bonier.
Judge Ciiipmau, in the course of a suit in
the sUfsirior court denounced from the
bench the practice of the Michigan supreme
Court in giving decisions. He said that if
the supreme juigos would talk less and de
, hie more, it would be better for the public.
They system of saying, "My brother So
an I-So deci les this or that" is a sort of
li kie me and I'd tickle you" businesa
Judge t'hipinan denounced the supreme
court at length, aud his remarks have
eauswd a decided sell-atioll.
C'oiiii.iitld For Trial.
LoNiio.N, Sip:. 'JS. iilitor Stead, Mrs.
Jarrett, lo-omwell Honth, Mr. Jacques and
the otuers ,mp!:c!iie l in t'le abduction ol
the girl I '.liza Armstrong, lor Humoral pur
poses have been iuiiy committed for trial.
Dili in.; the proisedings Mr. Stead, acting
as his own counsel, read a document con
taining his line of defense. lie claimed
that the end which he had in view in carry
ing out his scheme justiti'l the means he
h:d resorted to. He admitted that he might
1 ave been misled by the statement of Mrs.
J arret t who, if she procured the girl,
Eliza, by false pre en-e-, as testiGed toby
iirs. Aimstrong, had obtained money from
him fraudulently. The nugistrate fre
quent.;)' protested against portions of the
d'icaiiient, stating that the matter wa--nreievaut
The magistrate summed up the case
strongly against the ilelendauts and said
that nothing could justify their doings nor
the publication uf the nauseous articles in
The l'all M.dl Cas-ttu. He acquitted Mr.
ilraniwell ltoot.i and Mrs. toouibe uf thx
charge of indecent, assault but coniDiitktd
them, as well as the rest of tha prisoners.
ou the other charges.
Ir. Walsh Dabbles In I'.ililii s.
BrnUN, Sept. Too Rv. Dr. Walsh,
archbishop of Dublin, has sent circular let.
ters to the priests admonishing them to use
all the means at fieir command to prevent
any urprises by tlie opponents of the i'.-ir-nell
jsdicy in the coming icklow conven
tion, lie contends that it is the duty
of all interested to support the old
and tried candidal and oppose
the overthrow of known for unknown men.
In hts circular the archbishop goes to the
extreme of advising tbe priests to withdraw
nr bring about an adjournment rather than
allow the results aimed at to betiwartwl.
Dr. Walsh, whea questioned as to the pr
pnsty of hit action, replied that he must
admit tlie step is a bol 1 one, but to his mind
the occasion fully warranted it, and al
though his action incurred serious responsi
bility he was willing ti assume it
Odd Fellows' Convention Adjourned.
Baltimore. Sejit. 28. The closing session
of the sovereign grand lodge, i. O. U. K.
was held Saturday, adjourning sine die at
1 u m. Ex-(iovernor James D. Under
wood. f Kentucky, was elected lieuteuaut
genera' of the new degree establisbei the
patriarchs militant
King Kuutliert ta Tislt tha Chulera Section.
Roue, fsepi. SIS. King Humbert accom
tianied by the ministers of wtx and justice.
left Saturday tor Palermo whore they in
tend visiung the various hospitals for cholara
( Ithll t .
yira and Accident
Insurance in reliable companies at lowest
rates, apply to E. Lteberknecht, real eg
tate. loan and insurance agent, and nota
rf public. Collections made. Office 171 f
Second avenue. eodtf
Chicago, Sept 2A.
Tha market quotationi on the board of
traue, to-day, were as tollows: Wheat No.
il bepMmber, opened otic, closed 85;
October, opened otic, cioel iWc; Novem
ber, opened 88se ciossd t)ija Corn No.
2 SaDtember. opened 4iiia. closed 425s.c:
October, opened 41o, closed HX: Nevem-
ber, opened S'.lc, oiosed Mc Oats Na 'i
September, opened iWc, closed 2c; Octo
ber, opened 2o''o, close! 6ic; November,
oine,i Sic," oiosed (. Pork Ootober,
opened A.tH closed fa.5l; November,
oneiied JstWs,'. closed SS.52K: January.
opened W.ifi'.'. cloied Lard Oc
tober, opened aud closed $o.02W.
Lave stock The Umou Stock yards repjrt
tlie tollowiug range of prices: Hogs The
market opened weak and do lower ou heavy
and mixed graiies. but unchanged
on choice hrrht grades; light I
erade;. fd..'W(44.'Jo; rougn packing.
fd.4544.70; heavy packing, $3.i504.uo.
Cattle Hull; shipping, 4 00 (415. 00; outcb
rs, i00( i.); stockers, $J d0(i9d; Tex-
ans. lits'nj.i.so. Sheei Steady; common,
2 40(ii.x J.., goo.1, f;4 iidJl.OO.
Produce: Butter Extra creamery, 1!J
20c; go 1 dairy, 12(gt4o, and packing, tinj
So oer lb. r.ggs lo:ulb.stc perdoxs rota
toes tl 0H((t I. Jo per 1,01. Poultry Spring
chickens, a: old ben, sc; rooster, oc
turkeys, 11412.:, and spring ducks, 91uc
tier lb: prairie chickens. le.MJ-t.7o per dox.
Apples Ksir to good, T.Vfl.od, aud choice
to fancy, Il.'ixJtl. 5 per bbl.
New York.
New York, Sept 20.
W heat - rod October. SIS lie; uo
November, fl.ml; do December, 1.U1.
Corn . - mixed. October, 4b;4c; uo
November. 4'.',,; .lo Decemtier, 4SUc OaU
Na il iiiixej, Ocnwer. 3Ua Rye Dull
and uncnanireit. Rarlev Dull. Pork Dull;
mess, U7.ilo.'i'.. Larii $&&S October;
$6.40 Novemour.
su Louis.
Sr. Louis, Sspt 28.
Wheat Active and sharply higher until
after the uoon call, wiien most of the al-vaui-e
was lost and prices closisl )y''
above ye teruav; N ). 2 red cash, Vi'JtjS
ilitc; Ociolier, W.,;',' ; November, V&; De
oeintmr, tisc O -r;i A shade ou and
alow; cash, inif 111,'.-; Septemb-r, 41c; Oc
tober, :atc; N vemor, ;t"iB'c. Oats Inact
ive; cash. 2l'(tf'-4li ; September, 24;'!y; No
venils.r, 214 l-ive-i'tiot; 54.1chid. Wnisky
Steady; l.0. Provisions Pork, dull;
$ tl. 2f a .ked. liarJ, noiuiiially lower; t5.9o
0ri.UU.
Toledo.
Toledo, Ohio, Sspt 2ft
Wheat Active and higher; Na 3 red.
9S-, so 1 tvish. SKk'.OWc; October. Ssic;
November. Disc; Deceuilier, Hita Corn
Duil an 1 linn; ua h and October, 44o:
year, MT'c bid, ta a-ked; May, S&o
bid, iis'c aske 1. Oat Strong, with light
business; cash, ale; October, she; Novem
ber, 2toc; Mav, Slc Clover Ea-y;
ca-h or October, $.3.. asked; November,
(.5 40 asked; December, to. 45 asked.
Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, Sept 25.
Wheat Unsettled; cash, ttlc; Octa
ber, SttV" Nuvemlr, SSH- Com Steady;
Na 2, 44 . Oats-Firm; Na 2, 2rtc Rye
firm; .No. I, a.c BarUy Uigtier; Ha.
Detroit. -Dktkjit,
Mloh., Sept 9d
W heat Steady; No. 1 white, cask and
October, Vic; November, Wtc; Deoember,
Wc; N. 2 red cas;i, 4c; October, W4C
asked; November, tftic; Deueuber, 97!o; Na
H red cash. Vc bid. Cera Cash, 45Jc.
oats mo. j wmi ca.n, sujtc; ria a, aaah.
c; uoi uvr, Kc
CHICAGO.
R. CRAMPTON & COMPANY.
We do PLUMBING
kinds, including Sewer
Call and see us.
of all
Work.
WILLARD BAKER & CO.'S
Opposite Harper House.
Rock Island, - Illinois.
MRS. G. SWAN'S
IMIUSICAL SCHOOL.
No. 1608 Second Ave, up stairs, Rock Island.
Terms: Twenty Lessons, in advance Instrumental $12.
Vocal $12. Harmony $14.
Graduates Students of Music.
jiivirs. swan is also aeaier in tue iamous isauer riano.
eept-21-diy
LAND AND LOAN OFFICE
Medill & Whitehead,
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Krju!"4lritN l.trt
Ntff York, ?it. UraJstrwet's Jour-
nfil, in its emmiweial summary h&v:
Hie irnveni",nt f general niari-'handi'e
hrouguout tli i-Muiitry during th pat
.-ik tin Uu ttUut eqii.il to tlie voliun
if preteJin w. eks, tliouU diStributaJ
somowijat tliifoienLl. At various trsie eu-
ters west and smlliwit, where tlie activity
re (rt tj-trttl has net lu pr piVtiuu ata
to thai rHCordtenl atMtHru points of distribu
tion, thprn has l-a n a lwre inquiry and a
huavier Wtwk'.s l-u -.tte, but at various cities
th ea-t l it in vdinat of goo.l t
tha interior smallt-r. illu-itr.iting tuis it
nmy leJMciii tli ti :;t 1Umi the scales of
try piMKls hKV- tnli!i..iT vmtw..at from tbe
bit beavy volume, ami that tlit
eKitinff di'innn i then i losi titan lial t-eti
p X (hm'W i. I ae st tualioii is therefore
considered oiir it critical oxam inauou
and thrt sUi'ceodirfcr few wtwks will
t. clcwoly oberv.. t o dwter min whtiir
ibt result, as has ttn alleged, is to be a
dull tra It dnriii Mia wintrrr 8uc'el ing an
autumn si-urt fiuv.
The M.Minn" Traia Kohher.
PtLnoMiN'tiTON, Ind.. Sept. During
tht? trial of Chttt-'r Oharnbers charged with
the robbery of the oxpi-js. safe on Ihd M-
n.in 1 tie s.ma niontbs a(?, Webber, tht
baamar who was nearly killed by
the rubier, tt'st-ri.i positively that Chain
bers was the man win "ommittd the crime.
The trial i- till pivicepdiiu. Tbe prosecu
tion rested with Weblter's tetim my, and
the defence iiit.rHlutvl atxmtftirty witnas
to prove CbainU-rn' gO"l chariictor.
SlitM-kiuj; t'rtmi- at Cham palcn.
f'HAMf'AIi.N, IJU, S-spt -H. Jamos C.
TbiMiijh.. n, of C-itut twi-ihip. entered the
hiu-e whem ios wif; and lS-yer -old dauh-
tr were livuij;. in ibis citv, a"d out their
ibroats with a l"n;; knil'e Friday flight. He
lied through au aliev and made good his
m . A larr mis4 f men are in pursuit
Mix Thf-mr'n had tfft her husi'aitt. .. a.-
t'4.uut of hiN tiruiikenoe-s.
Article. Opening. Closioi;
Wb't AnguH
Sent.
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POST OFFICE BLOCK, . ROCKlSLAND.il
Land for sale on Six to Twenty Years lime.
rF$250000 00 TO LOAN in amount to suit on Farm property, 6-4 to 7 percent. n.ar it-dwiy
THE "TIVOLI,"
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - Opp- Harper House.
"?f The -Ttvoli" has lately been transfiirmcd Into a Palace equaling In every respect tlie Bnes
saloons m unicasro aim snrpassui); aiiyiiiing in me inrerc lief A nuiutver or Kans operated by
niactiinery for ti-epitic Hie air cool in one of the leading features of the place. Tbe Liquid
Refreshments dis)iensed at this extahliehnicnt ie hi keepini; with Its fraud improvs
metit. Au elegant hi neh scn'ed every moniini'. All kinds of Sandwiches
jnn-7 il6ra served on short notice.
1st, -iM
jy Tiui,illi'
!ly Willi JT
Kye -40 .
orii -40U
'el-noes i'M-
IriiiMI! 3ll .
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KOt'K ISLAND.
son
'I was all run down, and Hood's Bar-
g!tiirilla provci) just the medicine I need
til," write hundreds of people. Take it
now. 100 doses ftl.
TIIE WONDER
Is becoming universal as to how such an im
mense sale could be created in Lowell for
Hood's Sahsaprii.i.a. But, my friend, if
you cotild stand behind our counter a week
and hear what those say who are using it,
the reason would appear as clear as the
noon-d,-iy sun. The real curative power ot
Hood's Saesaparilla demonstrates itself
in every case where tnir dirvclions are faith
fully regarded. We would that we might
get before the people a fractional part of the
conttdence that is expressed to us every day
in this medicine by those who have carefully
noted (without prejudice) Its effects upon tha
blood and through that upon tlie whole sys
tem, stimulating all the functions of the
body to perform the duties nature requires
of them. Try a bottle aud satisfy yourself. -
Cold Hands and Feet
Lowell, Feb. 3, 187
Mhksks. C. 1. nonnACo.: lientlemen
AIkiiii nne year ago my daughter commenced
taking your UarsaparilU. At that time she
had very little apiKdite; could take no long
walks, and her fare v. as badly broken out
witiiahunior. She was low-spirited; troubled
with cold hands and feet; ber blood seemed
to be poor, and she was in a condition which
mused us great anxiety. After taking one
bottle of your barsananlla she began to im
prove; and she now lias a good appetite and
can take much longer walks. Her humor Is
nothing compared with what tt was one year
at. She Is in better spirits, is not troubled
wilh cold hands and feet as previously. And
I attribute this improvement in ber condi
tion largely to your Sarsaparilla. She has
taken six bottles, and intends to continue its
use. I was inclined to oppose the trial of it
at first. I now have great faith in it as a
blood purifier. Very truly yours,
A. L. HINCKLEY,
No. XA Broadway, Lowell, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Bold by all druggists. Price $1; or six for
S Prepared by C, I. HOOD & CO., Apoth
ccarles, LowuM, Mask.
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Injuroamij
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ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
J. W. WIRTEL, Prop'tr, No. 1S09 Second Avenue.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Trunks,
Traveling Bags,
Sample Cases.
Lgr REPAIRING DQNE.3
PAKE & ELLIS,
Now is the time to secure bargains. We
have marked our Summer Goods down
to cost in order to clear ourselves
before Fall Goods come in.
PARK. & ELLIS.
Wn-. . .i. . naiT i sj A J.'J'iaUSxTUWm 11 .. ..- I
tatta
tCome and pee ns.
1 704 Second Avenue.
MOST PERFECT MADE
PnrtMt and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors.
Vanilla. !mon. Orange, Almond, Rose, etc.
Savor at delicately and naturally j tbe IrulL
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
0HICAOO. ST. LOCI3.
-F1. S. SOUTHARD,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Also Dealer in Slirrors, Cornish Poles, Curtain Fixtures, Mouldings, Etc..
igrl'rict.s lower than tin; lowest. Trenmir? Block, opp. Commercial Hotel.
HALF-CENT A WOKD.
Thk a mi I'm hereafter wt lpohliih in thin col
iimn t k v. rtiM mrntt of l-ont. foimu. ror Kt-iu
For iWr-nt or K(tm-. W'auti'd. and nimilfir
notht-h. t ittelow rute of da half a cnt a ivor,
cat h flpire a word, hut n i advert inenieut tew
tha ten rnt
FuH RENT Honre with four ronn8 cheap
rent ; al fnnnihed ronm-J, 8tH Fifteenth hi. 1-tf
KOK SALK Old paper9 for aale m any quantity
hi tniMOintf , cueay.
Ft)kn LB Sixty IoImii my addiliona ro he
itv of Ktx k Inland on fonr yearly uayoienta, wittt
tnitr it ai mx iter cent per aonnin.
JOJH HUBEE'S
i CENTER STATION!
No. 3MC Moline Avenue, Rock Island, 111.
Fine Stock of Wines, Beer, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
A!wa on hand.
aept-14 dly
NicKerson
1805 Second Avenue,
Has just received his
Poll Wvrtl
rail iiuv;irju.,
consistiu of
SUITINGS and '
OVERCOATINGS,
The best to be found in the Market,
comprising all the
Novelties of the Season
And prices the lowest for first
class work.
This space is reserved for
-JOHN T. NOFTSKER'S
Acorn Advertisement.
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