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- . ' THE ARGUS, THUKSDAY, J ONB j 18, 1891. ' 1 . MWrm. I - . i i. i ii .i. .. . . i, .I,..,. " TTeZZ TTt" That's the way you feel after one or two of Dr. Pierce's Pleassnt Pellets l;avo lono their work. You feel veil, instead of bilious and consti pated ; your 6ick headache, dizzi lUfS and indigestion arc one. It's c ir.e mildly and easily, too. You don't have to feel worse before rou :Y,1 Letter. That is the trouble w--.h the huge, old-fashioned pilL T!no are small, sugar-coated, eas iest to take. One little Pellet's a laxative, threo to four are cathartic They regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels quickly, but thoroughly. They're the cheapest pill, sold by druggists, because you only Iay for the good you get. They're guaranteed to pvo satis faction, every time, or ycur money is returned. That's the peculiar plan all Dr. Pierce's medicines are fo on. Caa you ask more ? 1Q- 11 15 TAINTED WITH THE CEOGSiFHY CFTH:3 CD JKTKY MU. CBT: LW3i.E iKFoawATioN fs:m a stu:t o- this mw cf the PPllilllfSCS Bsicasjj, Eoct Islani & Pacific Ejj T - ' R.-mte t sad from Cblcagr, Jo'it, Ottawa, I .r. ... La sail. Mnliae, K.vrk Inland in ILLINOIS; I'lK i.; .-j-:, Jlufat.ai-, Otunnwa. Oskaloosa, Dta M ini, Wintrnct, AuJulwn, Harlai and Coancil I'.'uIV la IOWA; Minneapolis and St Paul, In MIX yr.OTA; Watrrtcmn nna Sioux FalLs In DAKOTA; uiiifron, Su Joseph and Kansas City, In MISSOURI; t'ri-hi, L:ncom, Fairburran 1 Ielson, :n NEBRASKA; Ai LeaTCTworth, Hnrron, Topeia, Hutchinson, v. n !;, Belleville, Abllwi. Dodge City, Caldwell, In E .:, JA; Kingfisher. El F.enoand Mlaco.in IXDIAX Till.KITi'RY: Denver. Colorado Spri igs and Pueblo, n CuI.OK.4IiO. Traverse new areas of rich fanning a: I grazing lands, affording the best facilities of Inter rmi.o.uuication to all towna and cities east and vest, rorrhv-cjt and southwest of Chicago aoi to Pacific and tr&vs-oceairlc seaporta. MAGNITICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAP'S L--a.'.:r.g all competitors In splendor of equipment. rwn CHICAGO and DES MOIJ.TS. COUNCIL, ri.rrFS and OMAHA , and between CHICAGO and I'lWVER, COLORAIx SPRINGS ani PUEBLO, via KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and vu ST. JOfEFIT I.:t-lla. HavCoaebes, FREE P.EC1 IN1XG CHAIR CATS, and Palace S!ejrs, with Dining Car Service. ( . e cuimrctioiia at Denver and Colon do Springs with c;c -gun railway lines, now forming the sew and 1 Icuircsque STANDARD GAUC-E TRANS-ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTS Over which superbly-equipped train run daily THKOUGH WITHOUT CHANGE tc and from Salt I.e ( it- fg-le ani San F".ncl3c.. THE ROCK I..Aiy is aiso th Iiirect ana Favcrite Line to and f. n Manltou. Pike's Pena ani all otl.er sanitary and "t ic resrtsand cities andminlcgdist lets In Colorado, DAILY PAST EXPRESS TRAINS Trim St- Joseph and Kansas City to and from all tm tenant towns, cities and sections In Sotthern Nebraska, l: r is and the Indian Territory. Al via ALBERT I.r A Route from Kanw City and Ciicago to Water tLv.n, ioux Falls. MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, roncertinnf for all points north and northwest between t.. lefcc and the Pacific Coast. For Tickets. Mans. Folders, ot desired Information ar rly to any Conpon Ticket Office In the United States or Canada, or address E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN. Genl Manager, GenT Tkt . &. pass. Act, CHICAGO. ILL. COCXTY BllLUISU TRANSFERS . 12 AW Wadswortb to JC II Read trsrt hy mttes hoiI bounds in 32 18 1' flOOO ' Gust Andersnn, by administrator to O uer Oisen, pn of loi 8. block 63 Cbi ctieo adiition, S425. D iy nenocs io S M Scbustrum. lot w, u.ocn i notiock's addition to Mo lir.e, 025. ' P t Mite) ell to Christian church of Rock 11 mil, ptrtof lot 5. block 12 old town .f R ck Is nDd. 1. 13 Anson Candee to Anna E Ander son, lot l, Candee's Grove, South Moline, Albert Barrows to William Nvenhouse part ot owl 23. 16. 6w. 21. " ' W Nvennonse to Charles Page, part of u j, so, io. Off ?Simi x.nen d webber to r O Anderson, lot o. mock s, Webber's addition to Moline f650. Ellen S Webber to F O Tolf, lot 4 piocK 'i, Webber's addition to Moline, Anna J Betty to John Tindall, sw 12. 16, 2 56uO. ross to Oavtr OiseD. trustee cennite tract in 31. 13 2. 1.5(H. J A Udden to A W Williams.part of lot i. LiinaaDi, Carlson, et al, sub division. Heirs of i? Sjiholrr. to S A Sjuholm. 1 a r e. , , .. . io' . useroergs afinition to Moline, fl t li Ve.U u J D Follett. lot 3, Mock 4, Woods nr.-tadd lion to Moline. $5. ijuifa jonson wut L.oicren. tract b metes and bounds in 33, 18, lw, Aooin E Soincrs to A'jnes McMann, irt of lot 3. blork 4. Wood's first addi- on to Moline, $3.5ih). Caroline ThiinnsTn to Ohicegi, Rock lind & Pscilic Riilroid Co., part of sel ai. is. iw, $10(1. 15 WU'iam McGuii.n to Jf hn B'.euer. ot 8, Uuford s Second addition to Rock sland, f S !0 Rufus Walker to J C II Read. w40 feet rt 18, block 2, John Deere's addition. -lolme, 800. lb iy li Mannmc to b f Lverett, part d.ock l, village of lievnouls. 1.500. a tverett to barah A Manning, part b:ock 1, village of Kevnolds. SI. 500. tlianiel Sn.ith to James H Allsbrow, ots3.4. 5. 6, 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. block 40, lnta 1 and 2. block 41. and block 51, WatertowcSSOO. Lydia A Mapt-s to Amanda Shaffer, lot r.ljck 3 McMaster's addition, Rock Siaui!, 1,3011. ueeiocK to a Li jounson, lot J, block 4. S W Wheelock's addition. Mo- ine, S400. William Knost to barah .1 Ganahl, part flits 5 and 6, block 69, Lower addition to Kocfi lrland, 5950. A and C r LiYnrle to li u tvans, e 30 feet lot 2. block 4, Lynde's addition, Rock Is'acd, f 300. E M Brooks et al to L S McCabe and E H Guycr, lot 1. 6, 17, lw, U S plat, nwj 1644.57. T J Robinson to August Eng. lot 12, block 1, Sweeney & Jackson's Third ad dition, Moline, $325. J P Lindstrom to August Sundin, w 25 feet lot 5. block 7. West Moline, 1,200. HOTEL ORLEANS StTUATCO OV hORTH SHORE, iFIRIT LflKE WILL, be tinder the eupejslon of the BurUntrton. Cedar Rapidn i & Northern mil itt t MOPRtsoN. 1 lanatrer, and .T,,r,. i Rt.h in each vear. Visitors wUl nna THE ORLEANS . . n rr tea fmoointments, being supplied with eras, ?t,anfLri? B . KT- hoiia an it all modern water Daiots, t viii..wi improvement, ateam hn.n. bowllna alley, eta. ai d poaitSvey free from annoyance by moijquitos. ROUND-TRIP EXCURSIOfl TICKETS mil t nlaced on Bale at the commence mentf tSSSteeaBon by ths Burlington. S RaDld et Northern Railway and TCecting llnat tow rates to Linolla. tt. Paul and perior point ; xouwwoW, Pl?" 1Ji.i rTT,TT,er Paradise " to dV. Iowa; for hDtel rates to W. J. MOBB1SON. Manaser. spirit ijob-p. TrtTTst. CARTER'S EicV Headache end relieve all tbo troubles lfiCf cent to a bilious state of the system, such as lj2zinoss, Kausea, Drotrairjessi, Distress aftee ca;icg. tain iu the Side, ic Wbilo their most remarkai-le success baa been shown ia cvailig WW ERIYALs. i' Eea8ache, yet Carter's IJttla Tjver Pills are Kjually valuable in Constipation, c uring and pre venting thisannoyiniJCoraplaint.whila they also Correct all tlisordersoftneatomaciitiuiujatdthti l.vcr and regulate the bowels. Evt-n ii they onlj We have just received the first shipment of our new stock ot Aelie they would be almcBt priceless to thosa wlfl euf.Vr from this distressing comijlaint; but f ortu- uatoiy tac-irp.xinesif:ot:s no.eua uero,auatnos3 -hoencctrv them will rind those little rills val i- eblelnt!oii.auy wys that they will not bo wil licg to do without them. ButaftoroiisicItLsac iHlATScAIFS flatliebace of so many Uvea that torn Js whr omakectirfTeatboaat. Our pillactudtwhila ctners ao net. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small an4 vry easy to tiic. One or t-rc pills n2.)a dutu. They art strictly vtttabletaJ do not nr:?o or Iurs, Urtl y their gatlo acuou plunseall use them. In vialsrf 2"ci'nta; livcif r ?i. Soivl Ly druggists everj-ft-larc, cr t.i.nt by CARTER KESIC1NE CO.. New York. SMALL Fll L. SMALL DOSE. SMALL FP.iCr For Sale, Rent, Exchange and Miscel laneous wants inserted one day at lc per word; three days at Ho per word and one week at Ho per word. Situations wanted and local "Help wants not exceeding three lines in serted one week in the DAILY ARGUS free- FOR THE EARLY- Spring" season of 1891. Si?-We invit- r-vrybody to call and examine them. w ANTED A pirl for general 1C21 rteond avenue. housework at 10 w ANTED-Sitnallon es 1 oueketner; call nt M James hotel. w ANTED Traveling nun: salary; rtferences. io 1 Hues bui.uaig. Chicago. 1 17 ANTED A good strong woman n gecoml "cookKtJ.J. rlvnn's ref tanrunt, Stli Fifth avenue; good wages to rignl party. in M EX WANTED Salary and ciiK-nci-s : j.er- manent place; apply alouce. limn j Ijbiis. Nurservmen. t. hicago. 14 TV TONEY TO LOAN On chattel tnortcaires. XVX watcl,e. diamonds, jewelry, and aUarticies of valne. J. W. Jonerv, 1H14 Second avenue, a-tf WASTED Two or three pood men to repre sent onrwell kDown hou-e for town and city trade: local and traveller, flio and expenses per month to the richt man. Apply quick, stat ing age. L. LSUYiCo. Nurserymen, r'lorista lid Seedsmen. St. rul, Minn. iThis house is responsible. OBT. krause; The Pioneer Clothier and Hatter, 115 aad 117 West Second Street, DAVENPORT, IA.' SPRING LOCAL NOTICES. Or&nce ice at Krell & Maths; trv a dish . Wanted By,George Blck, five good carpenters. DaTenport vs. Rockford Monday, Tues day and Wednesday. The Crown dining room serves a belter meal for 25 cents than any other place in the citv. Milk shake, lemonade and all other temperance drinks at Kreu JC aiatn e; when thirsty stop in. Vanilla aDd chocolate ice cream ana orange ice at Krell & Math's; 9top when passing and try a dish. Lost A email sKy ternor. answers to the name of "Tag-tag. Please return tn fill Eichteenth street and receive re ward. Trv our orange ice and then pass your opinion on it. v e mae u extra ncu nd fine, usine nothing but the fruit mice. Krell watn s ice cream pnut. J.J. Liercn, ine wen Known paimer. Darer haneer. crainer, kalsominer, etc.. is prepared to do all kinds of work in his .. r - .. . c?l X' , line in Drst class manner, cuun 309 Eighteenth street. WALL PAPER NOW IS THE SEASON FOR Xow cady, NEW PATTERNS, NEW COLORINGS For Parlors, Libraries, Chambers, Halls, Dining Rooms Frieze and Ceiling to Match. 2 CD CO T3 rs era C3 CD CT5 Oxfords Do Ton Congkl Don't delav. Take Kemp's Balsam, the best cough cure. It will cure your eouchs and colds. It will cure pains in the cbest. It will cure influenza and hronchitis and all diseases pertaining to the lungs because it is a pure balsam. Hold i:"to the light and see how clear and thick it is. You will see the excellent effect after taking the first dose. L.rge bottles 50c andfl- A Keal Balaam n Kemp'a Baliarn The dictionery says, "a balsam is a thick, pure, aromatic auostance nowing frnm trepa. Kemo s Balsam ior ine throat and lungs is the only cough medi cine that is a real balsam. Many thin, watery cough remedies are called balsam a bnt euch are not. LooR tnrougn a ooiue nflvemn'B Balsam and notice what a pure, thick nreDaration it is. If you cough ' . . . n J : use Kemp s Balsam. At ail aruKMBia . Large bottles 50c and SI. In almost every neishborhood there is some one or more persons whose lives r,.. h n saved bv Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy, or who have been cured of chronic diarrhoea by it. Such persons take special pleasure in T-or-nmmt-ndinE? the remedy to others. Th nraise that follows the introduction onH n at mutes it verv rjoDular. 25 and 50 cent tottles for sale by Hartz & Bahn- sen, druggists. 1rr ratarrh was verv bad. For 30 years I have been troubled with it have trirl a number of remedies without re lief A drucpist advised Ely's Cream tt.iln T have used onlv one bottle and t r.n t T feel like a new man. I made this voluntary statement that others may trmw of the Balm., J. vv. aiamewson. (Lawyer,) Pawtucket. R. I. ir .Tnhn Caraehar. a merchant at r-rohBx. Fulton county, Ohio. sayB that St. Patrick's Pills are the best selling pills be handles. The reason is that they pro duce a pleasant cathartic tflect and are cartain and thorougn m uieir bcuuu. Trv them when you want a reliable ca thartic. For sale by Hartz & Bahnsen, We have arranged with the I es: Paper Hangers and Paintera in the city to take charge of onr work. Satisfactory resnlte can be relUd on. R. CRAMPTON & CO. FOURTH AVENUE AND LOW SHOES. Drug: Store. HORST VON KCECKRITZ, Pharmacist PaiscBirnoss a Specialty. Fourth Ave. and Twentv-Third St. John Yolk Sc Co., GENERAL V CONTRACTORS HOUSE BUILDERS. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors. Blinds, Biding. Flooring, Wainscoating. and all kinds of wood work for builders. Eighteenth St., bet. Third and Fourth aves. BOCK ISLAD. HENRY 0. SCHAfTER, DEALER IN SOFT AND HARD CARSE & CO., have just what you want in a comfortable, shapely, durable and cheap shoe. -WE INVITE- INSPECTION: CARSE & CO., 1622 Second Avenue lozzorvirs COMPLEXION KINDLING WOOD. Office 143 Second avenue, corner Fifteenth at. "t . w-t . Krii:iAntrranKtiartlcvtutbe9klu. R- r. u nin.n.M. frM-iclei. and diM-oloraOons- For I sal. bj all iiit-ip uri:iri- or mailed for SO eta in siBinire ' J a.a.puzzOH VALELTINE'S tSs SCHOOL OF Bend for circnlars. jAXKeVILXE. WIS. OWDER TELEGRAPHY J. T. TDIXOJST, MERCHANT. TAILOR. And Dealer in Mens Fine Woolens. 1706 Second Avenue. Telephone No. 1089. druggists.