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XXXIV. NO. 291.
ROCK ISLAND, MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 18S6.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Second Avenue
corner, L y-
Eighteenth St. w ,
We challenge
x comparison
y XV X lint? of Hats and Men's
rurnishirig Goods generally
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DAVIS & CO.,
PLUMBERS
AM)
Steam Fitters.
A complete i((ck of
I'lpe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Etc.
Holt- a ents for
Deanc Steam Pumps,
MIIT FEED LUBRICATORS,
Deeke's Bi-ock,
Moline, 111.
TelpptKmc J'."...
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a;. --J-J , o -;iljr mice cv.:ry i!!- porti".:!. rlit wilt send Ullpi,
e t. -my dv s' uii:l, to responsible psrtit-s.
t Safety Heating Boilers, and Contrac
j t tors jnr I iii iiislnrifx and baying
ice Watnr, Gas and Sewn Pipe.
1712 First Ave.,
Kock Island, Illinois.
Trkvtvme IMS. If nilrnri! TrfephMW WW
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AND OTIIKK" FIKHT-CLAS8 MACHINES.
S. H. MOORE'S
ewing Machine Room
--i: d Ave., and Twentieth St., Rock Island, 111., and 320
Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa.
JSPTerms and prices defy competition.
All kinds of Machines Repiired and Warranted.
Oil. : ! U m 1 1 1 j,),ili for all km Is if ! i-'iw ),: in Hook.
New Hardware Store,
W. m SECOND AY LNUE,
MOTT & LI DOERS, Proprietors.
J3?A general line of Hardware. A specialty of Shelf goods
and Carpenter's supplies. Telephone No. 11 42
BOEHLER,
Ice Cream Parlors, Bakery,
CONKECTIONEItV, CIGARS, Etc.,
No. 110J Third Avenue, Rock Island.
J- T. DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealci in Mens' Fine Woolens,
1706 Second avenue.
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
" In the winter cf lsra I was attacked will
Scrofula in one of tl: e most aggravating forms.
At one time I had no less than thirteen largo
abscesses over and around my neck and throat,
continually exuding an offensive mass of
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost intolerable to endure. It is impossible
to fully describe my sufferings, as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, I was worse than ever.
Finally, on the recommendation of W. J.
Huntley, druggist, of Lockport. I was induced
to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve monlh, the pcrofHlons eruptions have
entirely ceased, and the abscesses have alt
disappeared, except, the unsightly scars, which
are d;nlv becoming ' smaller by degrees, and
beautifully less.' I do not know what it may
have done for others, but I do know thnt in
niv case. Hood s K,trsauril!a has proved an
effective specific indeed. As an evidence of
my gratitude I send tbese facts unsolicited,
and I am ready to verify the authenticity of
this cure, by personal convsnondenru with
any one who doubts it." CUAKLKS A. Kok
EKTS. East Wilson, N. T.
This statement is confirmed by W. ,T. Hunt
ley, druggist, of Lockport. N. Y., who calls the
cure a great rutmy for Hood s Sarsapanlla.
Send for book giv ing statements of many cures.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. $1 ; six for S5. Madd
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
THE MOLINE SAVINGS BANK
(Chartered by tnebeirielhtnrt-of Illinois.)
BOLLtK - - ILLINOIS
pcn flatly from 14 A M. to .'5 P. M . SDd on Too.
dM and rttttnrdny Kvcntug from 7 to
S o'c'ork
nterss sllcwsd on Dapoitti tt ths ra.ii oi
i par Cant, vtr Annua.
Oeposite received in amounts oi $i
nd Cpwarcls.
8SCVK1TT AND ADVANTAUKS
The otlweproiwrlvot the Trust i r...in
?lble to the d,'pottorB. The omerpsrc prohibited
roiD oorrowinir Bnv o( ltp Elnnrv. M Inura
married wnmv !. protected by special law.
0ries -l. W. Wiiimvi, Freedom ,Ion
loon. Vice Prifiil. nt; K Ucumxwtv.l'iuihier
Tri t- -N W". WhtH-'l.tck, r,,rl4r ktnnr
. W.l)hdell. N.'l.on t ticMcr. H ' I'inl. c
r.tiranli, A. S. Wright, C. K. Hemnwav. Johr
WooJ. J M Chrll. C. 11 Slod.lard.
laTThi onlychaiteri-.'. Savlntu Hank In Kock
Innd County
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.!
J. E. Loosley & Co.,
-OKNEKAL-
Insurance Agents
eLotsre.rominlyadjatfdand paid at thit
agency.
(Succcssoi of Haves & ClcavcUnd )
Atrcney f-ftahliplifd
OlUcc in Bonnston s Block.
WAS SHHS FOlSOXKDf
SENSATIONAL STORY SENT ABROAD
BY A ST. PAUL PAPER,
A lifting Tli at the Oreat Lawyer Man
Poisoned Kecaue He Knew Too Mut'h
About the (hirapo Flection Crookfd
imss A Terrible Clime Committed hy a
Texas Negrro Other Cussed nest.
St. Tal l, Miim , Oct. 4. The Ol'ibe pulv
lbihos a stoiy slio-ivl's that Emory A. Storrs
was de!ii.rat'!y aauasinate-J wiiile at Ot
tiwn, UN., prHiitinp the ca of Jowi-h C
Mfi'-kin to the supreme cotnf. Th gang
Uadcrs, thestcry gt, who drrailfd Wat kin,
f on ml mt'nns t vo his month and makt1
way with Storrs. The lawyer was settled
with digitalis, not. in a hum v, but t bo drug
was administeretl day after day in tin It
quor which Storrs drunk. Ma kin had, it b
stateil. gave away f-ompletely the secret of
the eket ion frauds 1o Mtorrs, and th" fear
of following the little bos to JoM was what
prompteflthe attempt to gt St'irrs ntid
the way. It isassertnl that tho diintnlis was
put in Starrs' liiiuor. nf whi. h Im tiscl t
stimulate him. am) that one uf tho avsain.
hasmadea pirtial confession, aiid L Ix-mg
sh;vlow(yl drNttives.
W. V. Klhot. fi r seven years the partner
of Mr. Sti-i iT-. says lie does mt believe the wns
story. tn- two reasims: First, that his Jif
toi voiuahK- to Ma-'krn ut the time for anv ol
the lattrV trends to have desired. Ins re!
moval; and, iu the second, that anv seirets'
that Storrs was possed of Maekiti must have
known, and would have l-en more liable to
tell if left, without the prtvtinnnf his chum
pim iti eonrr, Mr. Klliott. saw Mr. St on is in
hi; ootlln. and thir was no traee of enta- ia
tion, or the ifiwt if sickne;s. In i!m' nan
vears Ttiev 11-1 itn nvwu-moM tie never
any mdieations of organic dLsewse. Siron;
drink did not kill hint, N-eause he had !-
lvfore had ti mionnee it.
A V on ,in lIji from It'un.
New Youk. O.-t. 4. Margatvt M.di.'t,
conhini-d imbthte, Miis found deal Knda
afternoon 111 her rxiniat tl-i Fort v-first
sttwl, where she also kept a jit'owry. Hi
liusuaml Inuid im-e't in Joveiiiln:r, ls.M,
on accuuni 01 hr drunken luihits, and Ke'
rather louu.-ilv, id St. Mi-'hael's ehmvli
tKk charge of the two
ltys and Maher's liauk
which showed deposit of
thousand dollars. About the end ot
?tst Mrs. MaliTWie, aneste-1 in the
hlle nibixieat)'!. and ulnle ean htntr h-
room the police found the dead bo-lv of h
infant daughter, w ho htl dieil from net1
Rev. Father Kwn, another nnet. iKi-,ii:nlt.t
her to pive up tn him the liank books to k.p
iorineoittei rtnliltvn Mi" then sank low
than ever, ainl Sjitur-iav was f.'und de;id
UMwitha nun l)tHe dasin-l close ti h.
osont.
lift
l;.ok
sev
stiv'
Buford & Loosley,
-OKNEfiAL
Insurance Agents.
The old Fire and Time-Tried companie
pnented
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
lalctiflp low a? an Relihle Comp-my can afford
. 1 our t-aironaee 1 solicited
VOtPce iu Aren Block.
AUCTION ANIMJ0MM1SS10JI
W. H. LUNDY,
AUCTIONEER
WTM.
Attf-nd iSale
IN IITHKR
CITY OH COUNTRY,
at moderate chartes, or
ReceiveConsignments
and make prompt reUinw.
Mona ATenna HOV. I8LA1D ILL.
LOANS
Ox Promissory Notes.
W A NTED Nnlf.u of u.,.ll rt..,l Kii.,uda
ruronr nimith to iwnlrr monllH. Am.Mnit il.lMN)
ci.""u.ir.u. rsirictly c"llll.1ionl and safe.
bnmls jriveii, lettlrnivntK miu-. (,'orr(.i.ndenti
U. W FflBTRR. Rank..
WBtoadway. New Vork.
HAWTHORNE'S
OYSTER PARLOR
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY '
to t,mK :ci, 1011 Sw0n(J Avenue-
WESTERN
INVESTMENT !
1 wnnitory brick tuiHinefe hoiiDt'. fniat two main
mvew. crowlns County Seat. Kan
Sas. 3 OOO IHipiilnliou Will fell liHrdwarc
ami linpliiivnt lnmine! Fsrt c-h. iurt lone
ioii. r.xinnun,'n iMlit vrari. Annual pftlef
"lill IBUUJiBU Krqmi k.
KARSA8 HARDWABK.
" ST. JOSEPH. MO.
E. WILCOX,
KKALKIl IN-
FLOUR AND PEED
S. T. WAIk'ISS
fSnccestwr to WaTKINS & HILL,)
Dealer tn
Dry and Green Wood.
Will also attend to Quilling of all cindn
Oitice at rani-, corner of 7lh tret on Woln
enue. Toleiihune No m- orders may h
"' ""r nlare nrl-Jk-dtt
tMlTMONEY
fortim.-P are yenrly mailc b micceeidul oin'ra-
torj in stocVs, grain and o'l.
Thew iiiveslniHii Ir enily p,v frm fHKIto
fv.tMXI or more on eieli film invented.
Reliable corretioiHli'iitH wauled ' Addr -. for
circulars, .WILLIAM E ItlCHAKUS,
Banker ami Broker,
Jim -S-.iw 3S, 40 Jt 42 Broadway. New York.
Dra p H r c c cadses ...! cure, i.y.m,c
lHIRkVdli' us ileaf iweuiy itt,l
yearf; ire lied hy miwl of the nott'd .(H'eiali.lii
of the day with no benent. Citrtti himntlr in
three mofitliii, and since then htindredp of other,
hy same proeefs; a plain. simMle and tucceetdul
home treatment ; adilress T. S. VkUV., 13H Kaet
th .. New York fltr. mSU-t-a-Tim
Horrible .Crimea in Tea-
" ro, ttx.tvt, 4 - The Mnv of a tt ihI
ish iloiililetniirderhaslHrn rrreivcl her..!
Thn.'kniort.in ooimtv Tlio viilims m
uriiBT nnmii l l iwv nn.1 nis L'nmn in
ii.-tnfj:irr jizzio. in,, inthr. wtm h;i,i l.1
kssowi and .lr:mK1 smiie ilist.tmi. fr,mi li
lionie was found with bis thro:it i nt.. Tlw
flaiiRhter had lioen .issnnltnt and then miir
tereil hy umtiliitioii A h-wwt tnfks won.
discovered in th yani. whieh, on tu ine f 'l
lowl, led to tho ainst ..f a negro mwlmy
n saia ne nan sroppii at t:mey s hons. tv
a annk and anw two white men enter the
yr.m as be left. The norm's lariat was miss
lug and he was taken into custody. Fearin
lynching, the ofticers left Thrw kmorton
with tne prisoner.
onng ftlrl Ontraffril.
New YoRK.Oct 4. -The people of Breslan
Lone island, are Kreatly eieitl over
brutal outrage cimmittil by
nepro upon Clara Lierow, aged 1.
while sho was retuniing from school t
Habylon to ber father's residence nt Breslon
tnurslav alternoon. siome hours later
man driving along the turnpike sai the girl
j ueT.ie i ne roau apparently dt ad. H
im ner iu nis wagon to the nearest farm
house, where she revived under medical treat
mentandwas able to say that a bla. knian
nan attacked ner; she then rclapH'd int.
eolisciousness and rs m a critical 'Tmdition
t rowds are hunting for tlh- negro.
Not Horn To He Hanged.
Fort Worbh. Tei , (li t 4 I). S rnrtis,
age" . has laid tiefore County Attorni
Bow en the details of a tragody in which i,0
was prin-iial. He says that two months ato
ne w as cnaiveit by pwple in the Dear creek
neigiii.orls.i.j.1 nub liemg the inu of the lir-
ftliation of slaislrous reports about a yonng
oiiian, ami inai it was demati'lcil that he
many her in reparation, lie refuse-), when
a young man hit him on the head with an as
uanille. crushing his skull. While in lied suf
fering from Ins wounds a nnrtv of seven t.x.fcj
nun out and hanged hmi to a tree. He savs
toon bis Unite from his Docket and cut
himself down.
A Hunk I'resident'a refutations.
t)UTH l-lUMlXOrlAM, MltSi., (Ill s
a result of the reevnt examination into the
affaini of tiie Franklin I'ountr National bank
., i ..!.! W TL :
v.ir.-i, n,i,i. jresiuent Mimnionds n-
ilgned 1 hursday and Director Snnd-rson w
eltrte.1 pro tern. About fCM.imu woithnf
qutsiHinauiu pap-r. mostly of the late uresi
jcm. nas come mtn t le wissc-Kion .,1 th..
011I1K. w uich is still solvent. Examiner tint
.iH'ii stays it will be able to (untinue tmsiiwss
or the loss of dividends. The directors claim
to nave inen ignorant of .s;iimicnda' icula
tons.
A Clear Skin
is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. ' Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautifies.
Hie I'hlCRfto AnurrliiaU.
nr. Auu. 4. J lKt ekdit f,vi. ll
4naixrhists will not know what d-ii,,r,
Judge iTiirvwill render on the motion of their
Jounsel tor n new trial until next Tuesday or
neilliesitav. 1 he ti ine ,,f s,, n.....v
31 a coiiti-ndictory and lmneachinu tiatnn.
las delnve.1 the progress of the arguments
in l w ivn court adioumed Frirtav ev,,,,!.,..
I ruacK snia ir would take turn the i,..i
n joontlny forenoon to timsli his arnuuieiit
A Farmer Short Fifteen Hundred.
MllXERSBfUO, Ohio, Oct. 4 iMae Hri k-
inghani. an old farmer, was tlxed out of
H.iihi on the fair ei-ounds bv two .wi.
rhy were not running an open tmsiuess, but
uey represented to the old man that thev
were Bible agents, and talked about the
icnrcity of money, and would tier that tie
Buckingham, could not show ?!,.'. W h,.,!
he money was shown tbey snatched It and
or awav.
: ape or a I'cmvirU
Atlanta. 5a.,(X't. 4. -Charlie lio the
tioiis wife-murderer and pay-car robber
inn escaiied trjnn the Dade coal inino i,.
e w as working as a twentv-vear , n......
large reward is offered for his ciptuiv.
Ilisastroua Flra at Neymonr, Ind.
Srvuoi R, Ind., Oct. 4 -Th most dis
astrous fire that has visited Seymour for
rears burned the iilaning-mili of Trnvi.
Carter & Co., the largest in southeru Indiana,
on Wednesday night The building was it
new twtHitory brick, and the machinery of
the most modern make. This is the fourth
time the firm baa been burned out, the second
lime on the same sput Low. fctnono. j.
i ranee. n una
Chssp Mall Boxai.
The finest mail and paper box ever in
Tented is for sale at the .A nous office at
the low price of $1 each. The same box
la Bold everywhere at $ 1 . 50. Call ami ex -amine
them
Offarmaa Island Picnic Grounds
Churches and Societies deairintr
rates or transportation, should .cni.
arlytoltliJ. Frankland, P, 0. drawer
Si Rosk blMdi 111,, or .ill at Uw inland,
INDORSING HENRY GEORGE.
An lntbnHfastic Meeting at 1'hlrkcring
Hall, New York.
New York. Oct. 4. It is not possible f or
g-atlierinij of men and women to be muc
more enthusiastic than was the meeting
( 'bickering hall Friday night to indorse the
nomination of Henry Goonre for mavor.
F.very seat was filled and over BOO peopk
smr-j in rows mat extended as far back
the cauacity of the lobbies would alio'
The gathering had a quiet and refined ah
that has not been seen at any previous
moor meeting. Many women were present
By the time the hand had played "Columbia,
me uem ol the ttecan, 1 z,:wu people were
present. Augustus Levy nominated Rev.
Dr. John W. Kramer, of Heber Newton'
church, for chairman. Rev. Heber New ton
was introduced amid great cheering. Hi
speech was frequently interrupted by shouts
anit cneers. 1 he body of the audience would
stand, and, waving their hats, shout again
and again until'some of the phraws were re-
peaici. i rotessor le lsir, of C olumbia col
lege, ol-o made a lively sech. Sanitary
t'.ngmeer Charles F. VV jugate said: "V
aie calleil clanks, an-1 Henry lleorge has
iwn called the km; of the cranks. Anv
man who has worked about nia-hlnerv kno
that a ci ank is a piece of metal that effei
revolutions. Yells and cheers. Henry
In-orge w-ill Im the head of our revolution.
1'rol'esscir l. It S. -oil, of tho College of tlie
t lty of ii'w York was the next sneaker.
hiiihlnf 1 of the students had gathered in the
gallery, and gave their college cheer time
after time while he spoke, although tb
noise was drowned in the roar ol
applause. He said: "Knr the first
time in forty years I have left
my study to go to a political meeting. I asl
yon that yen vote tor Henry Wenrge."' Rev
Dr. MctJIynn said: "We are creating a S'
ond and with all reverence for the fit st a
Is-tter declaration of indeiiendem-e." Itesolu
tions were adopted indorsing tisi-te and a1
pointing a coiiinntUv to meet with the lal
organisations and prepare an addns to the
citizens. I he meeting did not close until
:-'A and the hundreds of iicoplewhowt
standing stood and chevred till the euiL
The Itemains of "hlcf Justice Chase.
tol.l Mm s. tmio. Oct. 4 An intimate
friend cf the late Chief Justice Chase and his
liinuiyto nhom was intrusted the arrange
ment.-, tor the i-emova! of ih. remains of th
late secretory from W a-liingtun to Spring
tri-ove o'liietery at Cini-innati, arrivefl here
Friday on his return from the east, an 1 made
a reort to l ,vei nor Foraker as t the pro
gramme win. ti will ls followed. He went
e.-1-.t at the ieou,-t of the governor and the
familv ot tlie decnsrsl, and it has tioeu di
eiood lliat tls- removal shall take pla-e on
n i-f. i:,ni i-n,K Hi" , lay on which the n-
niaili. shall ! a -h Cohiinbus by sHS-ial trail
and wliere the foimal ceninonics will t ik.
place. 1 lie criiniony will take plniv in the
loioooaoi nie caUKH, aiKI tlie allresM4S
will l. deliven.l bv Mr. Justii-e Matthew
an-i ex tJoveinor Hoadl. v.
l'owderly's Letter to Coal Operators.
Nfw York. Oct. 4.-TI... Woild s Haz.
ton. l a . di.pit h sjiys that Oneral Masti
norklllitll l'owderly foi waidisl on Weilnes
day a new ileiiian.1 to Coxe Brothers. He
ringer ,v lomen. and Ario, rard.-e. Sons &
t o.. ioal o-.-ai(.r. in this regi.in. as fi
lows: i iiu.iiess yon lor the putKseo
inaKing ;i lin-ii risjnst tliai tlie men rei-elv
an mlvaii-e of wages. I k,iow that it is im-
possibk' to longer check the ardor of the
men. A strike is inevitable unk'ss some
thing is done to aveit it. The men have,
nctmgonom- advise, refrniin-d from strik
mg tor some tune, imt that patience is being
exhausted, and we ca:i nf longer prevent
iis'm ii-om making aneitort to adjust wages.
ineoiaai.irs ri'iuse to lalk about the cir
cular or as to what they will do.
rienro- I'Keumonta In New Jersey.
ekona. j . im. 4 iDe cases of
pleuro-pneumonia have lxsn discovered
among the entile on -the farm of William
Chase. Throe eows have died, three are
living, and three more were taken sick Fri
day. H hen the disease was tirst discovered
two days ago. notice was sent to Dr. William
In-e, the state electuary snrosm. who
made an lns tloii of the cattle. He be
came salwlvsl that the disease w i,l.,r,
pneumonia mid placed ihe farm under onar-
amine, i no l.irm I. surrounded by other
liiems on which then are droves of cattle,
a large supply of milk lieing s, ut to Nei
Yoit.
ticu. Stiles' Sitateinevt Contradlcteil.
tonn.. (let. 4 The state
mem in treii. allies official reiwrt of the
.-1M. lies camimiKU. made putihc at Washine.
on... ,j,L vTcrouiuio was not calv
uireii oui surrendered isiiKtitionally, is con-
tiadlctcd l.y ( apt. Ijiwton, who was in com.
inand d tlie l'nit-d suites troojis at the time
i me cainuiv. in a private teleeram tc
i.lellt Alice of the Winchester armorv
dated at Albuquerque. N. M . Cpt. Lawton
explMlly a-nff that the surn-nder of (iero-
mmo was ruupk-J with any conditions what
soever.
Ciould and lorosini Ara Out.
ew souk. lict. 4.-Morosini's k.alonlr
oi insure i.ouij hasut lnt broken out into
quarrel, and when the l.-rokel at'e firm dis
solved Mom-iui did not follow the (joulds to
tEeir new olhee. He had Kin a contiilant ol
Jay Gould lor fifteen y.-ais. and cimld not
endure to s-e the tonng man craduallv n.
'bnting him. Monisini's trouble with hi-
laughter has aged liim very much, and made
tiliu cnw. and uglv. All his business asso
laies uisciaiin any acquaintance with his
family altans
Lillian Kussell's Husband
EW OKK. U.-t 4 The Hudson conntv
.ew jers y. grand jury ITidav mdnted Ed
ward Solomon, husicind of Lillian Ru5ll
i.r ingniut , aiwr lu'arliig me tes linonv ol
Motaiken chTgvipan w bo man nil him lo
Jli-s mis
li. an-i in it oi nu ivngllsn lawyer
in regard to ins pivviou., mairl.-t
y lit Kngtund.
age to Lily
In llebalf of Soldier l'liuters.
ASHI.MiTOS CITY. Oct. 4 A .-ommirt,,
of the Cinon Veterans' union ca)kl upon the
puunc pnni. r rnoay in behalf of their com
aoes w-no had been discharged from the gov-
rmnent. printing ofiitv. lr. Benedict, as.
sureil tli-m that tlie union soldiers in his of-
ice need n .f fear discharge, if competent ai-d
iiiennve i iuitv.
Ueriinitiio A ruled by Sfeslrana
WASHlNtiTtis City, Oct. 4 The 1'osi Sat-
unlay morning published a column article in
Inch it is claimed that (Wonimo. tlie
Aiwhe chief, who was recently caniim.l
has lieen equipissl. clotlie 1 ami armed by the
Mexicans in order t hat he iniirht continue bV
jilt against the Cuited States army
Tlie I're.idenl to Visit a Fair.
Kli llM.'M), Va . O t 4 -Mr. Koliert Hv
orly. presidmt of the Virginia state Agri
cultural soc iety lias telegnqied from Wnsh
iugton that President Cleveland will cer
tainly visit tlie fair on the s:lst inst.. and
probably bring Mrs. Cleveland with hiin.
The Knrtliquaka In Oermnnr.
Berlih, Oct. 4 Violent earthauakesf-.ocka
have Yurrod throughout Thuriugia and
wwrr fKtris in eeinrai (iermany.
TltKNIt IK KW.1B f.'t-rs.
The best Mood nnririer and ci.m
ulator ever placed aitliin flic' reach of
ouvioiy uuiiiuuiiy, truiy is leucine Bit
ters. Inactivity of the I.iv. r It;iii.,.
Jaundice, Consumption, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
who ever requires an appetizer, tonic or
mild stimulant, will always fiud Electric
Bitters the best and only certain cure
known. Thcr act snrclv and ooiebi.
every bottle guaranteed to give entire sat
isfactlon or mnnn efm4wi ci
fifty KstBtl fjnUJfl HtlBfchi
Hfii
"My Only Family Medicine."
I Lave been a user of Simmon's Liver
Regulator for many jeare, having made
it my only family medicine. It is a pure
good and reliable medicine. My motbei
before me was very partial to it.
I find the Regulator very safe, harm
less and reliartte as a family medicine,
and have used it for any disorder of tbe
system and found it to act like a charm
I believe if it was used in time it would
prove a great preventative of sickness.
I have often recommended it to my
friends and ?hall continue to do so.
"Ret. Jab. M. Rollins,
g'Pastor M. E. church. South Fairfield Va.
"To J. li. Zeilin & Co.. Philadelphia."
Eight million dollars has been paid
out for pensions at the New York Sub
Treasury during the past quarter.
THE MARKETS.
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On tin- if'hpI "f tuum to-flity lite qtmtHtiima
werca- f-riinw: Wfit-nt Su. (!e'obi r,oH'iie.i
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do Di-ccn r. Cats- No. 1 Mint.- flute.
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tatr 2tc
Hay TinvHhv JltUhr.
Hav-WiM-Ir.-Otl
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OfjioDi
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Cord VxxI-f.t Oil.
LD0flAX
COOK STOVESI
RADIANT HOME
HARD COAL STOVES,
AT
WILLARD BAKER & CO.'S,
Rock Island,
Opposite Harper House.
Illinois.
I hate just leceivtd ruy fust installment of my
Foreign importations of
FINE WOOLENS,
KoK
FALL AND WINTER WEAK,
And exk'iid a cordial invitation to my patrons for an inspection
of tin? saint. Very finest work, Lowest juices, and
perfect lit guaranteed.
J. B. ZIMMER,
No. 1810 Second Avenue Kock Island, 111.
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE
SHOTS SHOP,
4tink'rt,'l"llinis More)
JOHN O. FREED, Proprietor.
fjfwciat altt'iition paid to fi 4'Uf-tom Work. Hopiiirtiifrdone noally and promptly.
JOHN T. NOFTSKEli,
LOOK A.T OTJR NEW
RANGES,
-THE-
FilVJJHMDE!
A slight examination will con
vince vou of the
-0K-
These Ranges
OVElt ALL OTHERS,
We cballenge the world to produce their equal at any pric
ice.
David Bon,
JP.7 8ecih(J ATenfls, JRoek Jnd