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Rock Island Daily Argus.
ROCK ISLAND, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30, 18S6.
PKICE FIVE CENTS
VOL. XXXV. NO. U.
Second Avenue
corner of y
Eighteenth StX
f 2r x comparison in our
S line of Hats and Men'8
Furnishing'Goods generally
rr VMS
rxM V i,''i:ir tntvc cvitt on- perfuft. imil will tend Cnp.,
L... tw.ntvda trie!, to resKn.ihle parties.
i f Vf Safety Heating Boilers, and Contrac
(t tors for furnishing; and Laying
Dkeke's Block,
Moline, 111.
Telephone
FALL '80.
HOPPE, TAILOR,
(successor to and lute Cutter for I. I-iberman )
1803 Second Ave., Rock Island.
FINE WOOLENS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Worsteds, London Suiting and Trouserings.
Largest nm most complete stuck '. the Lowest 1'rircs.
Particular Attention given to Good Work.
AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS MACHINES.
S. H. MOORE'S
ewing Machine Room
7ji:d Are., and Twentieth St., Rock Island, 111., and 326
Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa.
jgFTerms and prices defy competition.
All kinds of Machines Repaired and Warranted.
Oil, V ll'M 11 1 ii.i;ilie. fir all kiii u of H i- jin-;.
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First-Glass
rfr fwk BENNETT'S STOCK
Sigh Big Glove.
J. T. DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealei in Mens' Fine Woolens,
1706 Second avenue.
HAWTHORNE'S
OYSTER PARLOR,
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY,
No. 1611 Second Avenue.
tSpecial attention paidjto furnishing picnic?, partle., etc.
E. WILCOX,
DEALER
FLOUR AND FEED,
DAVIS & CO.,
PLUMBERS
Steam Fitters.
A complete torfc of
Pipe. Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Stc.
Sole a en!, for-
Vl Deane Steam Pumps,
-ii SICHT PEER r.HRRK'ATORS.
Water, Gas and Sewer Pipe.
1712 Fiest Ave.,
Rock Island, Illinois.
TulwDhone 1148. Hi eideoce Telephone 11.17
-WINTER '87.-
kciit in ntoctc.
PATRONIZE
W. P. Tindall's
SALE AND FEED
1 ji vfirv ;smh ft
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1013 and 1615 Tliird avsnue,
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
Turn-Outs.
Gloves I Gloves!
Fur alt kimis of Gloves and SliMcns call and
in8ie!t
Over 5U0 different styles, warranted
to fit and will cot rip; glomes
for everybody, and no shoddy.
tSlnvea cut to order mid repaired.
GKORUE BENNETT,
No. Iflflj Second avpiiu, Hock lalnnd.
IN
SPECIAL
IPS'
iwnmM.Fwn
1 FLAVORS
MOST PERFECT MADE
PrprM with irr4"t rptmrt tTnrltT.mTtt(rth and
Hcalthfiilnwtt. Dr. priN Ilnkinir Powder rontntnn
nr Ammonl,Lime,Alnm or Phospnnte! Hr Prirr'a
Ertracto, Vamlia, Luioon, etc., flavor deliriously.
PRKX BAKIHG POWDER CO. Chkmja art SI LmUL
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
" In tue winter ot 187S I was attacked with
Scrofula in one of tlie most aggravating forms.
At one time I had no less than thirteen large
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. ,T.
Huntley, drurgist, of Lockport, I was induced
to try flood's Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months, the scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and the abscesses have all
disappeared. except the unsightly Ream, which
are daily Iwcomiug ' smaller by degrees, and
beantiliilly less.- I do not know what it may
have done for others, hut I do know that In
my case, Hood s Sarsaparilla has proved an
effective specific indeed. As an evidence of
?ny gratitude 1 send these facts unsolicited,
and I am ready to verify the authenticity of
this cure, by personal correspondence with
any one who doubts it." Ciiaulks A. ltoa
KRTB, East Wilson, N. Y.
This statement is confirmed by W. J. Hunt
ley, druggist, of Lockport. N. Y., w ho calls the
rure a grcnt vietory for Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Send for book giving statements ot many cures.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. $ ; six for $5. Mado
only by C. I. IHHio & CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO "Doses One Dollar.
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Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON, MASS.
Capital - - f 400,000
Surplus - hOOfiOO
Accounts of Daokc. Bankers and Corporations
collated.
Our facilities forCOlXFCTIONS are excellent
and we re-dlecount for Banks when balances
warrant it.
Boston Is a Reserve Oirr. and balances with ns
from Hanks mot located m otber Reserve cities)
count an reserve.
We draw our own Eschanire on London and the
vnntwent, ana miiKe uso e trinrerit nan place
money by tt'legraph tbroiiKbout the United States
and Canada.
4;overnmint BondB n uirht and sold, and Kx
chnnfos in Wanhington nutdc for Banks without
extra cnarpe.
we nave a marKCi ior prime nrai-cinss invest
ment 6cciiritlc, and invite proriottaln from states.
ijimntiesand ;ities wnen issumtz oonus.
f do a cencral Banking bumuess, and ittvttc
correspondence,
ASA TV POTTER, Trwldcn.
-?OH. W. WOBK, rashier.
ort-) dw&stim
Buiord & Loosley,
GENERAL
Insurance Agents.
The old Fire and Tltne-Trlvd com pan iw Re
lr;entcU
LOSSES PROMPTLY PA III.
ales ns lew an an Relmhle tVmivinv (Tunt
Your Patron spe- ts 8-ilicit
W?omre n Arcns Ulk.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
W. H. LUNDY,
AUCTIONEER
W1J.L
Attend Sales
tM KITBRR
CITY OR COUNTRY,
at moderate chnrsce, or
Receive'Consignments
and make prompt returns
weondAvenoa SOCK ILL.
Men Think
they know all about Mustang Lie
imeht. Few dc. Not to know is
P9t to he?;
THE COMING ELECTIONS.
THIHTY-FIVE STATES TO VOTE FOR
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Tbe Standing of tbe Forty-Ninth Con
irresa 1 be Mayoralty Content in New
York A Petition to CoTernov Hill
O'Donovan Rosams Little fkheme to
KalM Boodle Xlilch Did Hot Work.
Washivoton City, Oct. 10 On Tuesrlay
next, Nov. 2, election, will he held for TTVTTi
bers of the Fiftieth con press in thirty -five
statps, in which 813 members of the lower
house will be chosen. The bouse of represen
tatives is composed of 32 members, of which
seven have already been chosen, viz., four in
Maine, two in Vermont and one in Oregon,
all Republicans, As tbe present representa
tives from these states are Republican, there
will be no ehanpe in their political represen
tation. The Forty-ninth wnpmw is com
posed of 184 Democrat and 141 Republicans;
hence, in order to secure a majority of
1 the latter party will have to
make a net gain of twenty -two members.
Seven states Rhode Island, Oregon, Aln
bama, Arkansas, Vermont, Maine and
Georgia have already elected governora this
year, of whom four are Democrats and three
Republican. Seventeen states will choose
gowwwors next. Tneaday. Of these nirw have
Republican governors, vit: Colorado. Con
necticut. Kansas. MasnachuKPttR, Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and
Wisconsin. The eight states having Demo
cratic governors are California, Deleware.
Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South
Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas Besides
electing state onVers, several states will vote
on constitutional amendments.
NEW YORK MAYORALTY CONTEST.
Petition ot the Central Labor Union to
Ctov. Rill Mr. Hewitt's WorVm-n.
New York, Oi-t . The Central Ibor
union campaign rommit tee Thursday sent a
ietition to Oovernor Hill, setting forth that
it is reported that laie sums of money have
on.n c-dlccted for tjie pnrpe of corruptly
titfliincing votes at the coming election, an
praying that he issue a pronlnmation wan .
ing all persons ngainst such practices, auu
calling attention to the provisions of law
governing such offences, namely, partyi, arti
cle lft3, title 4, stxrtion .'t, revised statutes.
In a speech at the 'fraud opera hon$e
Thursday night Mr. Uonevelt iid that k
thought Henry (jeorgewoii Id i will 7.ii HI votes.
The mayoralty contest developed no new
f as rure Friday. A Knight of Labor news
paper at Trenton ak'vl permission to have
the workmen as they passed into the iron
works of Mr. Hewitt's at Trenton, give a
ballot Saturday, so as to sw how many wtp
in favor of Hewitt an! how many of George,
MHewitt replied that the firm had for
forty years refused to allow any interfer
ence in the politics of tbe workmen, and that
iule would be rigidly adhered to under all
circumstnaees, for the pnrpose of protecting
the workmen from any intimidation from
owners, managers, or outsiders. A number
f mwtings were held ii the various dis
tri'ts Friday evening by all the parties.
Kohmi's Overtures to Koosevelt.
New York, Oct Tbe Commercial
Advertiser Friiiiy afternoon says: The fol
lowing story, fT the truth of which Mr.
Roosevelt will vouch, is in circulation : On
last Friday O'Donovan Rossa called upon
Mr. Roosevelt and offored to furnish him the
hearty support of his paper and tbe vote of
the secret societies under his control if Mr.
Roosevelt would give him two checks, a
small one for the cause of Ireland, and a
much larger one for the personal use of Mr.
Rokw. The check for the catise was to be
dated after eloetton, si that Mr. Roosevelt
might cancel it if be were not elected, but
the check for Rossa, on the contrary, was to
be dated properly, so that it could be used at
once. Mr. Rcssa was shown the door.
Blaine to Visit New Jersey.
New York, Oct a Mr. Blaine has en
gaged to speak Saturday evening at Newark
and Monday evening at Camden, N. J.
A Modern Tton Tnmn.
Londos, Oct SO It is now whispered,
and the story finds many believers, that the
rxar's reason for killing his ai'.te, Count Reu
tern, was that he supecjed the count of
maintaining a liason with a female member
of the imperial family. Count Routurn had
earned the reputation of possessing in a high
degree the era tic propensities of Don Juan,
and the cur's suspicions t hat his aide had not
held the household of his imperial master in
violate are said to have be so well founded.
ttaptlned a Read Woman.
Khoxviixk, Tenn., Oct Sit Rev. J. F.
Austin was put on trial Thursday before the
Holston conference of the M. E. church
(south) for baptising a woman. after she was
dead. It was proved th at the ceremony was
performed over the dead holy. Dr. Austin
claimed that it was doue at the request of the
woman's relatives, and merely to soothe their
feelings. The conference, however, suspect
him of heretical notions on the subject The
matter was finally referred to a committal
A Hollow Mockery.
New York, Oct . Eighteen of the
thirty-six compositors ot Tue Tribune struck
Thursday night by ordsrof Typographical
Union No. 1. Thmeu claim tint though
The Tribune pi ys more nor em for couiiiosi
tion than any ofch-jr paper in the city 50
instead of the union rut;, 41. cents per l,0vM),
yet by renwi of not-b in continuously cm
ployed, they can not mkj oo much as under
the common system. Tbuy say th; .V) cent
rate is a hollow mockery.
The Iwportnnee of KntM.in lnnbfii.
Sofia. O-t. Kaulbars has snnt n
fresh note to the F-nlnmn for'ign iiiittistt r
in which he says: "in view of the f net of
the arrival t Varna of cmissm w-s of tl
piovisional government of Rulgnrii. a id tlw
Hpiradmg r pjrlH that the amval of Kus jai
gunUwts at that yrt is without importance,
I am cuniiielit-d to inl'm u t-mt the sai l
Hun In wis will tigorousli iillimi thiir import
ance U event should reu i.Tsuchm tiun neoes
sn ry.
Catling the Rate nt Ht. Lonta.
St. Lotis, O- t '. -First-class tickets to
Washrnxtoii and Biltim-ir winv sold o H-niy
ben; Thurs lay by the Vandal h, and perhaps
bv oth.Tronds, tir !4.'it, which is a rcluc
tion of tft.Tri fiom the tegular rate. Tickets
to Fhilaiielphia were also sold Ht lti, a reduc
tion of 1."5.
No Civ. I Kervlee onnine In llls'n.
Bitfalo, N. Y., lct ;K. Hon. Daniel
Lock wood, when ask" J Thnrsday if he in
tendo l to subje ct his apfmintoes in the dis
trict attorney's office to a civil service ex
amination replied. "Not much. There's
going to Ik no civil service nonsense about
my office.'
Hale of a Railway.
Chicago, Oct :). The Toledo, Peoria &
Western railroad was sold Friday by Master
in Chancery Henry W. Bishop, of tbe United
States court, for $4,790,0011. The road van
bid in by the mortgage bondboldera
Public
Anyone having busioeM with tbe Argus
office after 6 p. m. (in tbe event that the
office is ciosed) will please call at WiK
mans a uait newt stand in the poctofflce
building, who are authorized to transact
buaineaa of cvott nature for the ARsca.
Cheap KaU
The Sheet mail and paper box ever In
vented la for aale at tha A antra nfflr t
be te f tin trf li wh. Tbe etttt bnt
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
One hotel in Washington is entertaining
ten bridal couples, and another has twenty in
charge.
The notion firm of Meyers, Thieman &
Co., of Cincinnnti, failed Thnrsday, owing
Darling, the phenomenal catcher of the
Toroiitoclub, has been signed by the Chicago
management for next season.
At Rock ford. Ills., Thnrwlay, the widow of
Professor Arnoli was married to Rev. E. K.
Chandler, of Cambridge, Mass.
Maurice, a son of Sarah Bernhardt, fought
a due! with M. Langlois for exhibiting a
painting of the actress, and gave him a slight
wound.
A man who registered Wednesday night in
a St Paul hotel as D. L. Blackstone, of
Adrian, Mich., cut his throat after retiring
to his room.
Jy the caving in of a tunnel along the new
Croton aqueduct, near New York, the Chi
cago firm of Brown, Howard & Co., suffered
a loss of fso,000.
For the last fiscal year there were 14.4-1-1,-153
money-orders issued, reprewntin'r 13i,
717,317, for which fees aggregating f 1,214,
50ft were received.
It is estimate! that the expenses of the
postal service for the next fiscal year will
aggregate f.-l-V). an increase of y7n,33tt
over the current year.
Thomas "Walsh, the lay delegate from
northern California to the Episcopal general
convention, died at the Palmer house, Chi
cago, Thursday of heart diseas?.
The Illinois Association of ex-Prisoners ol
War closed its reunion at Centralis Thurs
day, and decided to meet next year at Ptvria.
Gen. C. W. Pavey, of Mt Nemon, was re
elected president.
Tbe French vice consul at Montreal, having
Irst heavily by the absconding of Kothsrhild
ot Toi onto, is an active advocate of reform
ui the extradition system between Canada
and the United States.
Maj. William L Hunter, who served in th"
patriot army of Texas in IK 6, died Thurs
day. He was tbe father of ex-Post master
Huuter, of Elgin, Ills., and wa3 well known
throughout the northwest.
Two druggists hi Guafetnila were re-ntly
put to death tor giving poiwtn and a briK oi
f&ooo toa servant of the president to 'It-pi's-of
that official. The servant h-mdM the vial
and the money .tojiis ro:?ter.
The operations of the Salvation Army in
Chiiago have d-ehpc! insanity in Mr. C.
L. Clnnr-ey, of MS West Van liuren streeet.
who d-'sei-t-d her hu.land and children. She
is contind in the county jnil awaiting exam
ination. At lltapon, Ky.. Thursday afternoon,
Capt. N. H. Ouitie and William Mill
quarreled and bgan firing at each oih-T.
A Iwill from Christie's revolver hit and in
stantly killed William . Turner, a u innocent
spt-tatr of th difficulty.
FmtirlH, Hie Olilo C onvict.
OnxMm-s, Oiuo, tnt. . The further
tesiimmyof Convict Fraiuis in t lie cele
brated election foivery uih; prove conclu
sively that h? was as-'isted in his flight U
Sain Crouch, a nottnicoiun'iln an and alon
kecT of Columbus, t.'roueh drove Francis
from a Ijaguto to a plact or refuse in the
country. Crotn-h promise 1 to get Francis a
revolver, and U bring out sjme of the de
fendants to make terms for escaiie. This
confession was made in the cross -exaiuina-tiou.
Crouch is to be prosecuted forabbetting
the escape of a prisoner, for which the law
pT-eacril severe penultius. Other corrolwr
ative testimony was given Thursday impli
cating ex-Representative Young with the
forgery, he being a candidate for re-election.
Subpoenas have been issued for Oovernor
Foraker and his clerks to give t-stmvny re
lat ve to a sworn statement by Fraucis
John I- SollIvans Hon Dead.
Providence, R, I., Oct 30 John L.
Sullivan, Jr., the 2-year-old son of the Bos
ton pugilist, died here Thursday ai Mrs.
Sullivan's horn-- in North Centcrville. H s
mother attended his illnes and death, al
though a hotel register in Milwaukee lit
other day read: "John L. Sulliven snd
WltiJ."
Mmrk HI In New York.
WntTNEVs Point. N. Y., Oct SO. There
is great excitement h- rc over the fact that
oii ha Wen struck a hort distance from thi
village. Drilling has t-oon in progress in the
well for some time, and was finally struck at
a depth of 1,675 feet Whitney's Point is
sixteen miles north of Pinghamton.
Ituatiiet Tatlure.
New York, Oct to. The busin failures
throughout the United Statos and Canada re
lented by telegraph during the seven day;
number 215.
A Cull for 1 ,0 O.OOO.
Washington Citv, .so. Secretary Man
wire Frifiay afternoon issnod a call for 10,
0lH),vUXt a per cent bonds to maturt3 Iec. 1.
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, Or;t. 9.
Onthelvarlof (rule to-day tUTin:is in
priiin Bii.i pIo iwous w. re n-; lollown Wheat
- No. ( toiler, ejH-ned '.:1H)C iiominal, floned
78-Vji'' non-.ina'; Nov jubvr. eiened t-'l1;,
cloel r'-H"; D-'cemhtT, oH'nvl 7.V. clv i
75y h'rt. Co n-Ni.2ivnN.-r, enfd
nuininal. i Ute 1 :iV.; nomi-tal: Nowm. tT
oer.' i .m c.i lowt l.id; lw'iiih r, ojK-m-d
tl'H-tl :7tau at (k'UtVr,
1h'.eli-V n uiii-iH', o--l :.,V- noninul.
Novemb-r. vyv i d ', cl-isd .; lw-m-U-r
i-,.. and -Imiel 7c. Porl; OrtoVr.
ie'n I S nomiiia-. HiHd no!.iMi;
.N-M-. 'nh T. r.p-Mi-i dosed f!MKt; It-
ce-iilter. ni,i -.1 IV i, r-l'wed VW.iKi. Ird
Mo'i-'i-. o-entl aii. ,-lue 1 ei.H nominal.
Lve Mm -The to! ovtinj itrte werj r.
eeived fro n t!i t ,i ij sl-vk y ir fi-lav;
i-irk-f a henn.1 rirm. with vai-kei
, :?. i : ,iip.i.'is hnyiiu-. and 1'ii-e 5 rl- bibber,
drill g--i... in ronjrh pack in :t.fn
.i;'.7; !tvnvv f'fcm? .oil 'npIt'l t t-i.
"i f" t'ntil - M ; i:..! i ii,1. sH-aily m
-4 .'t; i!vm-i,i:i.(-;ik, ;Jt 40 . 4Ti, stockero.
l-rv: h.er, :ri.!.H w;i-M4d; cutu-iij-ii!.
if ! r. :d. HIT "i.'W.
rimlUfU. liUtw ii.-: ir.MI-'!)-, Ui-ii;
lTh; gjiht da ry. ' .:, pv:ki'u, .ati-.
1-Kt STrMty .V,J. l' ; !;; ;er d it. i'jul
try - t'hM ! H. 7c p,v lh; ducks. Hv;
turkeys. p-ere, ST.AKi.Sl ner do
PntaUiea- K-rly Kw and Ikuly ot HehTon,
ii&!n; ie: 1m. on track; Burtmiik. 44Hj.
New Vork.
Nfw YofiK.Ort.
Wheat- No. I red state., do No. 2, HC4C;
No. !? do rwi winter, N-'Vi-mV-r, fit'-; d' IV-teml-er.
tftw. for 11 - No. 2 mijun coi-U. 4f.
NoveiiOvf, 4'-; do lttv(nil.r, 47 ihiU
No. 1 white stat. 7c: do No. 2. no k live -Dull.
H-irley - Nominal. Fork t,'uit: new
mess, 9iO.iKMMll.rni. Kurd Still N'ovnnWr;
Si,17 Ikembur.
Ht. Ixiuia.
St. IrfHTis, fVt. XT.
Wheat-Weak and 4(3.; lower: No. red
rttflh, 744t Novemlier, ior; TteLomber. J'.!:
May. wV- fom Weak; No. 2 mixed ca-ti.
!Tl4(l,;t4c; Novc'ldier, ;4; lie ember. 'M
May, atfi.' hi l. t'a!h Firm: No. 2 intxl cn-th.
November. hid: 1wendier, 27c bid;
May. 81c. Kye Firnier; 4M,r(M Whiskv
91.UL Poik- Kasy; Ird--M M v. ?ff.H0
Miinaukee.
MlfjWAITKRE, Oct. 2P.
Vlient-I'ull; cNh,7J'c; N-v moer. 71" tic:
December, T-bc. Com !i or-1 ; N..
t'aus-V'iirt; ah. a, s5,. Nominal.
No. 1. foe. Barley - Lower; No, ftifuc.
ROCK ISLAND.
0w- ?nr
H jy Ti motny f 10 . ff
Hay Wild Jw.ilit
Rye-46-.
Com -Old 42c: New 88c.
Potatoes S&43e.
Onkms fYk".
o,Mii-Moi liic : ha.d as an
Cord Wood -fc4.00.
mraw-95 09.
Offemai Islaafl Plcnw Grounds
Chun hei.an ancltiira riesiHnff ij?dl
MALARIA.
,lIf people could only know .
what a splendid medicine
Simmons Liver Regulator is
there would be many a phy
sician without a patient and
many an interminable doc
tor bill saved. 1 consider it
infallible in malarial infec
tion. I had for many years
been a perfect physical
wreck from a combination
of complaints, all the out
growth of malaria in my
system, and even under the '
skillful hand of Dr. J. P.
Jones, of this city, I had de
spaired of ever beinK a well
woman again. Simmons
Siver Regulator was recom
mended to me. I tried it;
it helped me, and it is the
only thing that ever did me
any good. I persevered in
its use, and I am now in per
fect health. I know the
medicine cured me, and I
always keep it as a reliable
'standby' in my family."
Respectfully,
Mrs. Makv Kay,
Ciinvlm, Ala.
ONLY CENUINE
hap our letter Z stamp In red on front of wraiX't
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietor., PIUt.ADm.rillA, PA.
MUCK J! (W.
LOANS
On Promlssokv Notks.
WANTEi Nole of well rami b--n- ' nu n
for ne month to twelve month--. Amount- Jl.i'OO
to 91,uki.()oj. fcisriuly tnii'butiil ami ki(c.
Bondf jriven, Ffttlcmfnln n-:" - i',irr' -iu,ivni-wanled.
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sepft-Srn !' ttrMi(vv;i . Nt vuk.
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T wo -ftory brick biii-hn1 bou-i-. f:.nt; two main
ttnets. Crowfnt? County Soat. Kan
gas. 5 OOO tomlli)ii Will f 11 hardware
anil imp mrnt bin-ineHt i'-trt cu.-h. j-nrt l-'iif
time. Kf-tabll-b'i -ii:ht mts. Ami'i:.! nv
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KANSAS HARPWsHKt
Box 654 ST. Jo.sEril, mo.
MAKE MONEY
Fortnnc an yesrlv mn1' by "nrri-sfiftil oi-era-
tor in stocks, grain and ol.
Th'PV UlVfBtiL.iUle fr .il. liilj p- liom $"iHlto
or more on each fuu) invited.
Keliahle correiiondrntt war.ietl. Allr? for
circular, WILLIAM K KK'H AliUS,
Bunker ami Broker,
lnn-3-(tw SI, 40 A 43 Broiwav. Nt w Tndt.
JOHN
r ----- ST,'. .
COOK STOVES!
RADIANT HOME
- HARD COAL STOVES,
AT
WILLARD BAKER & CO.'S,
Opposite Hwrjier Hour
Rock Island, - Illinois.
I lmv just received my tirst installment of my
Foreign importations of
FINE WOOLENS,
FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
And extend a cordial invitation to my patr ns for an inspection
of the same. Veiy finest work, Lowest piices, and
perfect tit guaranteed.
J. 33. ZIMMEE,
No. 1810 Second Avenue. Koek IsliD, ID.
tLW"Sn-c!al attention paid to fine Custom Work.
T. NOFTSKEB.
his
On exhibition and for sole by
David Don,
FIRST-GLASS
SHOTS SHOP
(E hte i-nlh gircM J&i" IWck fttrad KM. Bnk.
JOHN 0. FREED, Proprietor.
Repairing done neatly and yromptry .
is an entirely New Pattern of
oft Coal Stove.
-ITS SUCCKSS-
Ilas gone far beyond our expectations.
Over Seven Biiirei
Have been put out this Beason, and it
has been all the Fonndrj could
do to till ordeis.