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Rock
land Daily Argus.
Largest and Best Pa
per In the Three Cities.
If you want to read
'all" the News take the
Daily Argus.
VOL. XXXYI1I. NO 8.
ROCK ISLAND, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 18S9.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Is
VmrX CHICAGO. s5 1 'Vj
M. YERBURY,
---T-"""- Rock Island, 111.
W. B. BARKER,
hai purchased the well known
Wagner Grocery
Fourth Ave. and Tenth Street,
and hopes to retain thecnstom o! his predecessor.
He wii; nitke a greit effort to perpetuate the good name of this
0!d Established Grocery
1 I. . - - t . J 1 , 1 1 i . . , , .w
tint It has always enjoyed by dealing only in the best goods
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
ROLLIN RUIOK,
Successor to A damson Si Ruick,
m& PRACTICAL
Vgpr MACHINIST,
shop Nineteenth St., bet. First and Second Avenne,
Rock Island, 111.
general Jobbing and Repairing promptly done.
55?8econd Hand Machinery bought, sold and repaired.
New Eim Stree Grocery
GEO. E. BEO OTNER,
(Suris-mr to Panqnaril A Browner)
FLOUR AJNJD FEED
Family Groceries and Provisions,
Fie solicit a share of the trade and will make price? as low
us the lowest. Telephone connections.
GIVE THE NEW STORE A TRIAL.
n
THOMAS
Proprietor of the Old
Cor. Third avenue and Eighth street,
Haa opened with an entire Hock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Flour, Feed, Etc.
WFreib Farm Produce alwayi on hand
M t. smart Mm a renewal of hi old trade and will try and give patrons prices and treatment
it of yort.
PEERLESS DYES best
I or 1ILACK TUt AJLs.
Hal in 4t alnea taat jpeltaar
aaiul, um narjaaa,
Cold by Drutrriits. Also
Prrrleaa Breiue Painta 6 colsra.
reerieaa Laundry Bluing.
Prerleaa Ink Powdera i color.
Piarlaai Shoe Harnaaa Draaaus.
Pearleaa Lf Dyaa S aalaca.
PLUMBER.
-Steam i Gas Fitter-
AND !KALEK IN
Wrought and Cast Iron and Lead Pipe
Hose, Packing, Sewer and Drain Tile.
Steam and Gas Fixtures.
eViTIVst work at fitir prices. Estimates furnished.
Offlce and shop 219 19th St. Telephone 1193.
do not feel well, do you f
have tried all kinds of remedies
without avail.
would give a fortune to regain good
health.
should remember iliat Dr. I 'an Dyk's
Kidney Cordial is bound to cure you.
will try a bottle and recommend it.
know all about it now and wont for
get it. will you ?
trFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS."!
SMART,
and well-known
N. P. F. NELSON,
2119 Fourth Anmra,
for the best custom made
Boots
-AM
Shoes
(Repairing neatly done.
FDR HEtJ ONLY!
JlrUSITIVfcoeralaad HKEVOUS DEBILITT,
atMi.wiT aaWMat aa TaatTaairr-aiaiSai ia
b . ' At Iuih. Tinlfrl,.. aaa atlaaCeaal
taxmaita. a .fllat ,r"'
llll atiaibAi aeM a mm Ate, m.
TO nrJAL ALL BLOOD CONTAGION
TUB MST l TOS, W RI D.
I think Swift's Specific in the b st blood rrau '
In the world. I Imve known li t,. rn .ike some won :
fill cures of patient w !io wrro con iIorl i:utii..l !
I). SI. (iBAYSOK.CroWVinV, l.v.
Tmtiwon Rlond and f kln Discuses mailod fi
Thb Swiit SfETtnc Co., Drawn 8, Atlnnta, .
PURE! PALATABLE! POPULAR!
l tRtSTFr.ll l-wrr B rt innwii.
trti,Ml lorm. Noliu in Jars, llqu d In botups.
HnHimrri find It In -slnnlne lor
Pouim. new, Meat bailees. Hn iillon. eto.
A. RwlTrt. .troiis-lr r wmrnnml hT
laitln plivtlsn. for Invalid... Infants sou.
Wlfr. AppetliMis and strong- beiiius.
A.k your urmigiw or urooer I
Armour's Beef Extract
Or Mod ., for urapl dm mte ami
Uesi ripilT paaipti.ei to
ARMOUR & CO., Chicago.
if .,. 2
Tie Great Restorer !
THE MEDICINE WHICH CURES,
This ia a Medicine that Conquers
ana Eradicates Disease.
It Is the most Ittmarkah e Develop
ment of this Age of Progress
and Sanitttion."
A little tnveatiiration will rnn.-ln.-r Tnn that
mnrb aa ta rlalm. u lor THB OSK&T BK8T0K
fcR the half ia not told.
LA I KM P mm whatjvar frtrm nf rnm.
plalnt-wbateTer malady. Hero I Your
Friend.
For or. nlara conulnlng a blMoirof this Won
dkkpul RaaEOT. and anr remarkable leuara
frtm people well known, addreaa iu below.
Tbf Grtat Erstortr Pkaraiaripial ff.rls,
ISiiti Portland Avenne, Mint hmpoIi. Minn,
"rtice $J.5U per bottle. For sale by crug-
gifte
Wall Pa,per.
CARPETS,
Floor & Table Oil Cloth.
Oil Cloth Stove Patterns
Window Shades.
Oar all wool extra aurora
CARPETS
are the beat erer offered for enV In the city.
L
W. PETERSEN
rrr a a o. a.
v obi iSBwaa ctueet.
DAVENPORT. - - IOWA,
ROCK ISLAND
IRON WORKS.
-ALL KINDS OK--
Cast Iron Work
done; a specialty of furnish
ing all kinds of
Stoves with CastiDgs,
at 8 cents per pcund.
NINTH ST. AND 7ih AVE.
J. E. DOWIXO, Proprietor.
A. D. HUESING,
-Real Estate-
AND
Insurance Agent
Represent, among other time-cried and wall
known Ktre Insurance Companies, the following:
Royal Insurance Company, of England
Weacbester Fire Ins. Co., of N. Y.
Buffalo German Ins. Co . I'.uffalo. N. Y.
Rochester German Ins. Co. Roch'r N T
German Fire Ins. Co.. of Peoria, 111.
Citizens Ins. Co., of Pilteburirh, Pa.
Exchange Fire Ins. Co., of New York.
Offlce No. 1808 SeconI Are..
ROCK ISLwND. ILL.
Brownson lie Hatter,
Second and Main Street, Davenport Iowa,
BBADQCARTEBS f OR
Dunlap Hats,
FUR ROBES
-PLUSH ROBES.
Fur Muffs and Boas
ATB0TT0M PRICES.
Guaranteed Investments
MAD OH
-First Mortgages.-
We confine our Loans x Improred
Farms in the safest e -unties of
lows, and on reqjest
GUARANTEE
Prompt payment ef princip il and interest
EXINZ A KESCHL,
DaTtrport, Iowa.
KG
SOME BLIND WONDERS.
MEN WITHOUT SIGHT WHO HAVE
ACCOMPLISHED GREAT THINGS.
Ono WUe Snrreyrd, Built B.ldcea and
Kodo to Ifonnda A Si-jlitleaa Cricket
Player Illio.l I'orta. Srlentiato and
Theologlana.
Tixlny it Is protxw.-U to dicti the remark
all tliiuRs which have Lwn aivomplisheU
oy perwins doprivvd or sit-ht.
Where the list properly Ix-ins the writer
will not attempt to say. Tbe nesiH of thi
lint will appropriately commence. If not
with, then near, the tx-piiiuiiiff of the Chris
tian era with Luwbius the Wiud theologian
Accounts vary as to the time lie It veil. One
says tnal he was born n.-or the close of the
thinl century, almitt A. D. Sl, and that he
(Iter! at the ageof 44 in ttie year 840. The bulk
ot evidence, however, forces us to the concln
sion th-t he was tMiru about 315 and died in
MO at the a-;eof t!5 years, twenty of wbicb
were sient in total tilimlness. It is preatly to
the criilit of this man, whose light went out
lorover just, as he wn merging from infancy,
that in the few short years he lived, en
hrou.Jtt in ierp..tual darkness, lie should
liecome one of the best known of the earlv
flu iMian writers, aud b known even to this
uay as one or the fathers of ecclesiastical
history.
SOMK tll.rvo POETS.
Henry, the author of the "Poetic Life of
Wallace," a as born hliud. He early exhibit
ed wonderful imaginative faculties, which
were tuniv.l to g,vd account in tlw pro
duction or the iKHik mentioned. The
unique character of the work caused it to
hnvea w ide circulation, making the name of
Henry, the minstrel, more familiar to the
rhyme loving common people of tho British
I-Ira t hun that of the most staudurd prose
writer.
ilermanu Torreiitins, a blind Swiss, born
in 1V-1I, Us-ame one of the principals of the
University of Berue, the nuthor of a poetical
ilictionury of rare merit, liosiiles works on
history and Isitany.
Joim Milton, the great English writer of
prose and verse, best known as the author of
"Paradise Lost," was totally blind during
the bust years of bis life. Properly he may
not belong to this list, having had forty-air
years of daylight in which to complete tils
studies before impenetrable aud perpetual
night shrouded bim in its inky gloom. I bav
only mentioned bim in this connection in
jrder to open the way for a broad assertion
viz. : That two of the greatest poets known
vi History, Aiiiron and Homer, were both
blind.
Thomas Uhit klock, D. D.. one of the most
learned men of the Eighteenth century, was
uorn in i iii ana uieu In l.Tl. He was blind
at the aeof 3 months. Notwithstanding the
discouraging circumstances under which he
labored. Dr. Blacklock became oue of the
unatt eminent men of the times. He was the
trusted frieud of Hume, the free thinker and
of Burns, the Scottish iyrist A conteuiDo-
raueous writer, 8eakiiig of the polished doc
tor, said: "He was a child of humble parent
age, but has now won for himself, before he
nus rcacbe.1 what uieu call the middle atra
the designation of an accomplished scholar, a
cultivated thinker aud a poet of high order.
tits accomplishmeuu, won under the most
oppressive disadvantages, give us a wonder
ful exhibition of the powers of mind to over
come seemingly insurmountable obstacles."
Ur. Blacklock was an ordained minister, but
his friendship for Hume, as mentioned above.
caused the flock to rebel against their ahep-
uoru, wuicn nnanv resuitett in the doctors
expulsion. Had Blacklock never lived the
name of Robert Burns would, perhaps, never
have tweu known in the world of letters.
The embryo poet was on the ioiut of ship
ping for the West Indies, when a letter from
Blacklock caused him to chance his mind.
and saved to the world one ofSts greatest
writers in verse.
A GREAT KATCRALIST.
Francois Huber, the Swiss naturalist, lost
his sight at an early age, became an eminent
entomologist, and wrote ou bees, ants aud
other insects. His son, Pierre, and a servant
named Kurnens aided him in making many
valuable original observations on the habits
of these creatures. Although tbe servant and
son rendered invaluable aid, it was admitted
by both that the elder Huber was the master
mind In tbe preparation of their many books
na papers ou entomology, aoology and me
teorology. Many believe that Huber would
have become as eminent in his special branches
is either HumtKildt or Cuvier could he have
had the use of his eves.
HUNTER, DRIVER AM) SURVEYOR.
John Metcalf, a most wonderful produc
tion of the last century, was born at Enares
borough, Yorkshire, England, in 1717. At
the age of 4 years a hard attack of tbe mea
sles struck him totally blind so blind that
tbe brightest rays of the sun gave him no
perception of light. Yet he did not give ud
in despair. A calamity had overtaken him
which would have benumbed the faculties of
a less courageous man forever. Sot so with
John Metcalf. It seemed only to brighten
his remaining sense. At first be learned
music, and. at the age of 12, was tbe moat
expert violinist in all England. When ha
arrived at man's estate he was owner of a
bouse, a small farm and a horse and car
riage. At the age of 23 be was a well
known carrier, engaged in the occupation
of carrying persons through the crowd
ed streets to and from places of amuse
ment. Besides his street work he fre
quently engaged to carry travelers to
X ork, a distance of sixteen miles. In all
this hazardous work he was aa trusty
as any man with two eyes, and got into but
few dinicultifts from which he could not
easily extricate himself. He became a great
hunter and followed the bounds with as much
pleasure and as surely as the most keen eyed
hunter. He had bis own horse and could tell
tbe baring of his own bounds among hun
dreds. At the age of 40 be began tbe study of
surveying and bridge building. This not for
idle pastime, but for profit. At one time be
was tbe omcial surveyor of 1 orkshire. Even
to this day there are dozens of monuments to
John Metcalf in his native shire iu the shape
of elegant road beds and splendid bridges.
At Huddorslield one of the Uuest and most
sulstantial bridges is knowu to have been
constructed by him. What he-could have ac
complished with organs of sight unimpaired
we can ouly conjecture. John n . Wright
in St. Louis Republic.
A Blind Man Wbo Could See).
A beggar was sitting in a New York street.
holding out a liattered hat. The following
placard was hung about bis tieck: "Please,
good people, help a poor blind man wbo was
once rich, but who has beeu reduced from af
fluence to poverty. You will never regret
it." Preseutly along came a pleasant faced
man with a sharp, shrewd eye. He looked
at tbe poor old beggar curiously for a mo
ment, and then suddenly drew back his arm
as though to strike him a blow in the face.
Tbe movement was only a feint, but it served
the purpose. The beggar jumped back about
yard aud started on a run up the avenue,
winding bis way in and out among tbe pa an
ing vehicles with wonderful skill for a blind
man. New York Star.
An Important Klsmsnt
Of the success of Hood's Sarsaparllla is
tbe fact that every purchaser receives a
fair equivalent for bis money. Theft,
mtltiar headline, "100 Doses One Dol
lar," stolen by imitators, is original with
and true only of Hood's Barsaparllla.
This can easily be proven by any one
who desires to test tbe matter. For
real economy, buy only Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. Sold by all druggists.
When the ctar goes off on s journey
he is careful about taking a route soy
where, because be doesnt want to be
planted.
A tenaiDis Kan.
Would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs. It is curing more cases of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Croup end all Throat and Lang Trobles
than any other medicine. The propries
lor has eutnoruea any druggist to kits
you a sample bottle free to convince yon
of the merit of this great remedy. Large
bottles CO cents ana f 1.
Is Consnmpuon Ioeurabet
Read the following: Mr. C. H. Mor
ris, Newark, Ark., ssys: "Was down
with Abscess of Lnngs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, sm
now on my third bottle, and able to over
see tbe work on my farm. It is the finest
medicine ever made."
Jesse Middle wart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
"Had it not been for Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption I would have
died of lung troubles. Was given up by
aoctors. Am now in best of health
Try it. Sample bottles free at Harts &
tsahnsen s drug store.
ELECTRIC BITTKna.
This remedy is becoming so well known
anil so popular as to Deed no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Ri iters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
ucuiuiuc noes not exist ana it is guaran
teed to do all that ia claimed. RWtric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver
ana kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure
an jnaiartai levers. for cure of head
ache, constipation and indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guar
anteed, or monev refunded. Price sn
cents and tl.00 per bottle at Ham & I
tsannsen s arug store.
BDCKLKN'S ARNICA SALVE
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
doe. tor sale hi Hartz Kahnsen.
Two larere black bears leisurely marched
throuch tbe village of Woolrich, Clinton
county, Pa.. Saturday, and then hied
themselves to the woods, followed by a
crowd of nimroils. Old hnntera nivdict
bears will be unusually plenty this fall.
ADV10X TO mOTHXKI.
Are you disturbed at nieht and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffennu and
crying with pain of cutting teeth T If so,
enu at once ana get a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer im.
mediately. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom
ach and bowels, cures wind colic, soft
ens the gums, reduces inMammation. and
gives tout; and energy to the whole sys
tem. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Srup
for Children Teething is pleasaut to tbe
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and phy
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout tie
orld I'rice 85 cents per bottle.
Keen it dsrk MASter Rohhv Hen necb t
"Papa, what is a bachelor?" P.na
Henpeckt "A bachelor, my son, is a
man to be envied, but don't tell your
mother that I said so."
In tbe pursuit of the eooa things of
'his world we anticipate too much; we
eat out the heart and sweetness of world
ly pleasures by delightful forethought of
them. The results obtained from the use
of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic far exceed
all claims. It cures dyspepsia, and all
stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
troubles. It is a perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and
malarial diseases, fnce, 50 cents, of
druggists.
Woman suffrage baa pone out of fash.
ion in Boston. Tbe ladies must have de
cided that it was not becoming to them.
The best on earth can truly be said of
Gngg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure.
stfe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises,
scalds, burns wounds and all other sores.
Will positively cure piles, tetter and all
skin eruption . Try this wonder healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund-
a . unif cents. Bold bv drupeists
New York ball nlavers nrefer their
aunt to any other relative their pennant,
we mean, or course.
Avoid the doctor's bill before it is too
late, by keeping convenient Salvation
Oil, which is tbe greatest pain destroyer
extant. Price 25 cents.
MeavaVe areaparilla purifies the blood,
builds up weak and debilitated systems,
gives strength to weakened
H OOd nerves, overcomes that tired
ft feeling, toues the digestive
aareapa organs, Invigorates and reg
rilla ulates the kidneys and liver,
expels disease, and gives
vigorous health. Young
people siiy: "It Is the best MakeS
medicine we ever took."
Old people say: It makes the Weak
us feel young again." 8o R
good a medicine may well OtTOIlg
be called "the true Elixir of Life."
1's araaiarUla is sold by all drug
gists, til six for 15- Prepared by C L Hood
Co.. Apothecaries. LowelL Mass.
Cream Balm I Vsriv'V I
cukes
"ay KrUYFEVER
ivrTvrDVa jffA
Cold in HeadgAVlrtrFP
m aas w aseg-fc
A particle la aoDlled tnto each nostril and la
agreeable. Pnoe SO cent at Dragrieu; by mall,
registered, SO cents. XLT BBOTBXitd, M War
tea street New York.
FRED ALTER,
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-317-SiviirnairTH
St., (up stairs.)
AVOID ALL IMITA.
TIONS. THEY MAY
BE DANGEROUS.
FACSIMILE OF
BOTTLE WITH BUFF
WRAPPER
USE
POND'S
Scalds
Piles
Burns
wounds EXTRACT
Insect
Bites
DEMAND PONO'SEX
TRACT. ACCEPT NO
SUBSTITUTE FOR IT
Stings
Sore Feet
INFLAMMATIONS
and
HEMORRHAGES
ALL
Blffswwiffi
PAIN
I 1 '
THIS IS THE ONLY
RIGHT KIND DONOT
TAKE ANY OTHER.
MKDICAL.
Dr. NELSON!
COS. WASH. 3d AVE. 8.
Fmm 911 V -.," .fM-an.. 1.. 1J
nilal and Private nra-rt- i. ...v..
to guarantee radical ore to Chroniri
throat, no e, akin, kidnevs. bladilp:
uu ainureu organs, uravei and stiic
ture rnred witbout pain or cutting.
Hot SnrinffH for ,li tn..in.ni .....
private or blood disaaaeecan oecuruc
for one-third the coat.
LADIES By thi ,'at,pei"
from sailnwnrss, freck'rs, eruption,
etc., brtlliaut eve and perfect health
can be bad. l-That "tired feel
ing ana an reuiaie weakness prompt
ly cured. Kloatine. headachea, Xer
voua Prostration, and SWiUan.
Ovarian tmiil.la Infl.nm.(mn i i , ,
... i"-; ouii weasnesa ana
( hsnge of Life. Consult the old doctor
INCrtVUUb ru",CI1 """o "rgsnlc weak-
. , , ,. " ' miiuir uecay, evil
foreboding aelf- .im.i i. ,
-,(,., T : . i ... (... i memory, pal
pitation of the heart, pimples on the face, specif
threatened con (sumption and every dUqnalificA-
tlOn thi! rend- mamatralmnw... J 1 .
UK1U4 IU ilia aM.r raiarrli
8PK EDILY and PERMANENTLY enred.
BLUUU AND SK N syphi
,,,,. . , iu aaiseasemost
LoVf.K11 ,tt resnlt-compleielv eradicated
WltQOUt the flat nt Vtmfnwu 1- r. .
".eier ? Blotches. Pimple., cicers; piln
tU, "? ?"ne- rTPni"'c Sore Thront and
longue. Ulandolsr enlargement of the Neck.
Kbeumansm. etc , cured wbn others have failed.
RUPTURE Cnred 'h ot pain or taind
. r .nre from baaine-a.
UKINAKY. "recently conirscted or
mrA in a . a a ruji lit aLI
rf . ,j ."""airines mailed or exprese-
.T. J idre" f""e ,rotn observation, thar-
fC? I r,.Tenn,.C,;h- Book Md question Ust
loc. a rrundlv t&ik mt nnthi
SnnySVp.10 " a 'US "d 7 ,0 8 P'
o v.asn.Av.s. MISHEAPOLIS. MIHH.
DR FELLER,
356 Jackson St.,
St. Paul, MinD.
Speedily Cures all Private, Nervous.
Chronic and Blo.ii and Skin Diseases
of both Sexes, without the use
of Mercury or Hindrance
from business.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
S V nh i 1 i ftl,..., Ctplptnu .Tl -1 1 it i
- 1 - . Muu . 1 1 vjiii, iiuKtfruii;
cases, where the blood has become poi-oned
caualng ulcers, blotrbes. sore throat and mouth'
pains in the bead and bones, and all diseases of
the Kidecys and Bladder, and all diseases ac
qnired from exposure are Cl'RED FOR liFE
Si EX OF- AX. I. UI, hn mm anSn .
lible effecu of Seminal weakneas,"Sexual debill-
VT.ki , T. BenJ power aa the rasa it of
Tontnral lndlc ration, or exeeaaea ot matnra
yeara. prodncina exniastona, nerronanese. loaa of
memory, c are thoroughly and permanently
Dr. Feller, who has had many vears experience
in this apeclalty. Is a graduate from one of the
leading" mdiral rnl i nt iK. . . t. i
Mivxa railed in caring any cases that be has un
dertaken. Cases and correspondence ssredly
confidential. Call or write for list of questions.
...wuw.nui wj un ana express everywhere.
BOLD MEDAL, PAE18, 1878.
TV. BAILEE Jt CO.'S
I
I abtolitttlu mtre and
tr u wiaWf.
Xo Chemicals
mr ml In tu prrparatian. Ii liaa
tkaa arm n U. anal at
Curua nunil with etarch. Anuvroot
r Sucsr. and it therrfor far mufv
economical, aantog in Hum m M
a cwp. It it delicious, ivmri.huij;.
itrtncbmlnt. Eastl.T DuicsTru.
and admirably adtntrd Tor invailda
at sul aa tor urrtont in brata.
Sold by Grorat everywhere.
W. BAKER & CO, Dorchester. Mass
LOTOS FACE POWDER
LsELdlies
valuing Uielr cnmplexluo tioukl secure
SAMPLE BOX (GRATIS
f the iHUt ImMuried aitd unrnutuiouiy acknowl
FACE POWDER.
Uu ran teed to be lerfe1lT hnnle-. Iniiwrreitl
''e. tiurunie Kiid inTiible t-ur vt evvrr where.
Prlrc. mmd &Oe er fx. Al your
druuitut lor it ur wnie for p.mtikl ftsmpiv tntr U
J. F. LLOYD it CO.. Sole Importers.
AT and WtihlRffM -li-t-et, C H M'AAO,
LOTOS FACE POWDER
Fob Saxb bt tse Followino Dbcgoibts
Marshall & Fisher,
Hartz & Bah risen,
and Frank Nadler
ROBERT BENNETT
HAS PDB0HABEO THE
-Gennng Grocery-
and has removed to
Third Ave., and Tenth St.
BOCK ISLAND,
tsTHt solicits the trade long enjoyed
bj his predecessor ud as many new
customers as wish to faTor him with
their orders.
Sever Travel srithont a Box of
FOR
Sore Eyes
Catarrh
Lameness
Female
Complaints
Sunburn
Soreness
Sprains
Chafing
Bruises
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THE TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
CUICaGO, BOCK ISLAND PACIFIC MAIL
way Depot corner Firth avenue and Thirty
"rt street, J. F. Cook, agent
TRAINS. tLnvf. ItAaaiva.
Council Blnffs 4 Minueeo-1 ..... .',.-,
ta Day Express f .0amU:5 am
Kansas City Day Express... 5:50 am 11 r0 pro
Oskaloosa Kxpress S SU pm l:06pm
Council Bluffs Mmneso- 1 . '
ta Express f :5pn' 7:10 am
Council Bluffs A Omaha I . .
Limited Ve-tibale Ex.. f :81 nm ,nl
ansae City Limited 10-06 pm H :M am
Denver estlbnle Express.. '10: pm S:6 am
Htoing west. tGolng east. raily.
DUBLINGTON RcniE-C, B. A Q. RAIL
vi t T.,',-DePJt Wrst avenue and Bixwemh St.,
M J. qui g, agent,
TRAINS. i.iii,i taaiv
m iH';." STem .48 am 7 IP am
It YT:;-:-;.:- 8 00 pm ' SS Z
8.. Pul Expre,s ifio'pm
Way Frehht (Monmouth)... 9:0air I:50pm
Way Freight (Sterling) Il:S0pm :40im
Sterling Psssenger B:00iim :58pm
Dally.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEK A ST. PAUL RAIL
. way Rscine 4 Southwestern Division De
pot Twettletb street between First and Second
avenue, E. D. W. Holmes, agent.
TRAINS. LEATJfj. Afrits.
Mai! anubxpree 7V5an e.Uux
St. Paul Expr 8:00(.n- 11 Mam
Accon modati n :0po 10.10am
ft Acmn modation 7 S6 an :10pm
ROCK ISLAND A PEORIA RAILWAY-DE-pot
First avenue and Twentieth street.
TRAINS. I SAT. Aarva.
Fast Kxpri-ss 6m ,m 7:3o"pm
Mall and Express 2:S0 pm J -SO pm
Cable Accommodation 0:10 am 3:00 pm
" " 4 (to pm 8:05 am
MOST DIRECT HOUTR TO THE
:East and South East.
enlNO BAST.
eoiNa wxst.
Mail
Fast
Express!
8 ISO am
01 am
9,V am
Msm
10 81 am
10 54 am
U 45 am
1 15 pm
8 55 pm
7 35 pm
S.57 pm
0.45 ) m
1 KO am
6.W pm
Mall
and Ex.
1 .30 pm
IS 48 pm
12 S5 pm
7.54 am
II 16 am
10.54 am
10 Oil am
7.55 am
10 am
7 55 pm
4.15 am
10 2 s pm
6 05 pm
It 15 pm
8 ou pm
7.m pm
Fast
Express
7.:W pm
S 48 pm
28 pm
5 66 pm
5 17 pm
4 67 pm
4.10 pm
8. 10 pm
1S.15 pm
8 80 am
10.55 am
5 15 am
1 00 am
7.45 am
and Ex.
S.Stl pm
3.i 4 pm
S 27 pm
S 57 pm
4 35 pm
4.57 tm
5.S5 pm
10 pm
IvR. Isl dar
ar.. Orion .lv
.Cambridge..
....Galva....
..Wyoming..
Princevtlle .
. Peoria
Bloomineton.
SpringSeld.
St. Louts. Mo
Danville, Iil.
Terre Hsnte
Evansville..
Indianapolis
.Louisville J
'inciunaii. O
ll.S5pm
(.su am
1 am
00 am
10.40 am
S.40 am
10 am
10 15 pm
' Uam;10S0 pm!
Passenger traina arriT and h , TTnln
depot Peoria.
Accommodation train leaves Rock Island s as
p. ni. arrives at Peoria 4 80 a. m i.u, iw,i.
7:15 p. m. arrives at Hock Island 1 :06 a. m.
CABLE BaANCB.
cross. Ac-om. i
Accom, fAccom.
8.05 ami 8 HO pm
7.10 am j 1.45 pm
6.80 am 1S.50 pm
4.00 pm 9.10 am lv R. Isl'd ar
a ou pm in jo am ar Key Ida lv
5 y pm.'.l' On am ar .Cahle.lv.
Chair car on Fast Exoress between Rv- i.i.nrf
SDd Peoria In both directions
H. B SLDLOW, b. ST.X'KHOUK,
boperlDtendcnt. liea'l TkL Agent.
a AST MAIL TRAIN with Vestlbnled trains be.
ween vDjeago, atuwaukee, bt. faoiand Minna
apolls. rRAN3-CONTIN VNTAL ROUTE between Chi.
kajuuvu diiuls. onuu ana me ricui
Coast.
6RKAT NATIONAL ROCTS between Chlcaga
Kansas City and dl. Joaenh. Mo.
J7O0 MILKS OF ROAD reaching all principal
Tmlnta lea llllnnl ft m . . - '
...- u, ..i....., n wuuu, aainneaoia, lowat
Missouri and Dakota.
For man. m. ,.M. a
hS,tc- PP'T ram-e-t sutloa agent
of the Chicago, Milwaakee A St. Paul Railway, at
to any railroad agent anywhere in tbe world.
BOS WELL MILLER, A. V. H. CAFPENTBB,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. A T. Agt.
tFor Information la reference to Lands and
Towns owned ty by the Chicago . Milwaukee A
fct. Paul Railway Company, write to H. G. Baa.
gen. Land commissioner Milwaukee. WUoonala,
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THE IIICLIHE SAVINGS BAMK
(Charted by the Legislature of IUlaola.)
MOL1NE. - ILT.H.
Open daily from A. M. to I P. M ., and onTaatv
ua ton 3aAraar bveninae iroia T U
S o'clock.
Interest allowed on Dee posits at the rate
or 4 per Cent, per Annum.
Deposits received in amounts of
$1 and Upwards.
iECCRlTT AND ADVANTAGES.
Tbe D rival, nronertv of tbe Tnitttt la ian ,t
slble to the depositors. Tbe orBcere are prohibi
ted from borrowing any of lta moneys. Miaars
and married wom n protected by special law.
raa saiaaaa. Vice President; C. F. Bamaarwax,
C. F. Hfrnenway. J Silas Leas, Q. H. Edwards.
Dim , I . ll .. A b .
l" w.uig, a. o nniiiu, e. s. aveauar. ia.
M. H-mrnway. C. VlUthuia.
a-ar i neoniy coanerea aavings BafiS la Kooa
slana County.
Dr. Tait Butler,
(Asslsunt State Vstsrlnarian of Iowa)
Veterinary Physician,
AND SURGEON
(Socceaaor to Dr. i. D. Rutherford.)
Office hours II a. m. to ? p. m.
Dentistry a Specialty.
Office: Coyne's Feed Stable, Market square,
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
Bit O basgivtu nnive.
sal aattsfartlon In the
enre of Oonorrbo-a and
Gleet. I prescribe It and
feel safe in recommenc
ing It to all sufferers.
L.J.bTOKEB, M.D.,
Deerhtr, III
PRICE. !..
Fold by Bracelets.
Iil mrSealykyab.
F 'jTAjaOuvslailSt
v. S I 1 1
AGENTS WANTED
ij NTKSIST aVTOCML No prwrtoua in
UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GE00BAPHT OF THB 00ITKTKT, WILL OBTAIH
MUOH VALUABLE Df FORMATIOW
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Including main lines, bnuirhu
SLLt Bc,v?,r- ,Th,? D'rect Bouts to and from Chlearo, JoUet, Ottawa.
cZZ'JSfl1?0' ES,C lelsfld, in ILLINOIS-Davenport, j2ucavtlne.
ni,? t??TT?i00' De" Mplnee, Wintersot, Audubonarlanrand Council
fi,"Hit ln IOWA Minneapolis and St. Paul, In MINNESOTA W ate rtown
1iQaA0r!r5TF?J18' ln DAKGTA-Cameron, 8u Jcepband Kanea. City, la
H,,fiITm..PT?VryLftnd Nelson, ln NEBRASKA Horton. Topwka.
SufhV'!onii Y1011!? fellevlUo, Abilene, CaldwelL in KANSAS Poml
Creek, Kintrflsher, Port Reno, ln the INDIAN TERRTTOBT-end Colorado
?ver ?"?bl0' l" COLORADO. FBEE Reclining Chair Cars) to
Kl? iT3 Chlcairo, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dodgre City, and Palace Sleeping-Cars
between Chicero, Wichita, and Hutchinson. Traverses new and
vast areas of rich farming- and grazing lands, affordintr tbe beet facilltlee
-iX rSJ?lnulli5fHon towns and cities east and west, northwest
ana southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and transoceanic Seaports.
MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAIN8,
Leading- all competitors In splendor of equipment, cool, well ventilated, and
free from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE Reclining
Chair- cars, and (east of WQseourt River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago.
ge8 Moinee, OouncU Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Car to
-fTS piSttejL.Ne,D- -lvnd between Chicago and Colorado Springe, Denver,
and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining
J?,lB rniBhlng meals at seasonable bours) west of Missouri River.
California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OP ROUTES to and from Salt
ifSll Ofrder, Portland, i,a Angeles, and San Francisco. The DIRECT
u-fand 8n4nGrlndfuofSario ' the 0od"'
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
E2l?nJpJSa,Jra,inB.aBUy between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul,
?!Jr IHi0JPQJLBocll?1ja? Chair Cars (FREE) to and from those points and
City. Through Chair Car and 81eeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake,
&L81"X vtaBock lBland. The Favorite Line to PipeTtone, Water-
OndoftheNrthwtt111" 8ummop HoBor "d Hunting and Fishing
eJHfH9?Tl;INfS SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to
travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs. St.
Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul.
p,r Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information. bddIv to any Ticket
Office in the United States or Canada, or address
E. ST. JOHN.
General Manager.
THE MOLINE WAGON.
The Moline
HOLIXE, IU.
M mi f 0 PtTIWilK' At PADlf ODD
UlUiiXUlUAiLLUCl lI P rl n. Ill . lirr.llllT I. llll "Kn.lleH'l' VAi n I 'I ITU V
xAeMivx uiaau A XUAlUU lIAVJVltVJ
A Fnll - ' li a n . . .
A fail and complete llac f PLATFORM sad other Pi.rlne Watrons. stwetallv adiMed to tb.
Western trade. of mDcrior wnrkmansbh. and s!,,.h i,.?i.."7l,y, the
application. Sec the MOL1NK
Adams Wall Paper Co.,
LERCH & SUTCLIFFE, Managers.
300 Patterns of New Styles in "Wall Papee.
sSTainting. Graining sod Paper Hangine;.
t)IMICK BLOCK, Twentieth Street,
near Third Avenue.
OLSON &
AND DEALERS IS
Flour, Feed, Baled Hay, Straw, Crockery. Glassware, Cutlery.
0"Stesmship Agency and remittance to any part of Europe.
601 and 608 Ninth Street, Rock Island. HI. .
iCHAS. DANNAOHERz:
Proprietor of Brady Street
AUklnd of CUT FLOWERS conttabliy on hand.
C 43
One Block North of Central Park
A uv irn. SI in lUWt
W. l. GUTHBIE,
(Sncceesor to 3atbrl A Collins,)
Contractor and Builder,
ROCK ISLAND ILL.
tJyPlans and estimates farntshed. A specialty made of fine work . AU ordaia
promptlt and satisfaction gaaranteed. MEau
Office and Whop No. 1818 Third Avenue-
THE FOURTH AVE. HOTEL
has changed hands, having been leased tr? ' a " :' '
W. J". GAMBLE,- -
wbo for many years was tbe efficient superintendent of the Mollae A Rock Ialana at o
way. Tbe bouse baa been ihorooKbly renovated aud rrfnrnUhed throa-hout1 anj 5t'"
run strictly Bran-la-s. bpsclal rates to diy boarders. .
Corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-third street. Rock Island.
GrTJS ENGrLIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 119 Seventeenth 8treet, Rock Ieland. ,
tyCleanipg and repairing done neatly and cheaply.
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE BARBER SHOP
AND BATH ROOMS; r:.r.
par UAroagbout and L b. J.,ftcr.rBgtV
J; T. T3IX03NT,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
And Dealer in Mens Fine Woolens.
1706 Second Avenue.
FROM A 8TTTST OF TSU MAP OF
AI,..in.. tk. .- Wut nf the
JOHN SEBASTIAN,-
CHICAGO. ILU Gen'l Ticket A Pass. Agent-
Wagon Co.,
TXT A t,J rrnTTTlTrm ttt n nvm
WACHtN before purcbaaiaj.
Rock Island, 111.
PETERSON,
FLOWER 8TOHK,
40tJ Brady Street
DATBHPoKt. 10WA.