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'la THK ARGtTS, MONDAY, OOTOBEli 24, 1892. v i M. ARNOLD'S Cash Grocery I take pleasure in mentioning a few articles in the Cheese and Fish line. CHEESE. Fromage de Neufchatel, " de Brie, d Camembrt, " de Roquefort, Cream de Brie, Club House, Limberger, Green, Edam, Swiss, Brick, Full Cream. FISH. Hamburger Eels, Black Woods, Choice Scaled, Kirperel, Placentia Bloater, Russian Caviar. Herring 20c per box. 14 25c " A fnll line of domestic and imported Sardines, "all brands" and the fint-t display of can ned Salmon aid Lobsters. 1620 Second Ave. THIS WEEK ONLY To any lady purchasing a pair of Shoes costing S3.00 or more, we will present a bottle of Polish v either Giltedge or Glycerole. "THE BOSTON," 1623 Second Ave., under Rock Island House. j. B. ZIMMER, THE WfcLL KNOWN M ERCHANT TAILOR and Leader in Styles and workmanship, has received his FALL STOCK of SuitiDgs and Overcoatings. gSTC.ALL and leave your order. Stab Block Opposite Harper Housk. CONRAD SCHNEIDER DKAIER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Flour, Etc. Telephone 1098. 231 Twentieth street. DAVIS CO. Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Gas and Steam Fitting, SANITARY PLUMBING. A complete line of Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing Hose, Fire Brick, Etc. Largest and best equipped establishment west of Chicago. DAVIS BLOCK, Moline, HL I 1 12 'I 14 West Seventeenth st. Telephone 2053. Telephone:: 1148. Rockiaiand Residenoe TeleDhone 1169 CAN NOT VOTE. Women Not Entitled to Vote at the Coming Election. INTERPRETATION OF THE LAW. It Does Not Provide For Ticket For Vnl Terslty Trustee Conditions Under Which the Indies May Exercise tbe Right of Suffrage. Cip'ain J M. Adair, of tbe secretarj of state's office, at Sprinafleld. in speak ing of the registration of women baying been permitted by tbe judges of election in some localities with tbe expectation of voting for trustees of the university at the next election, said: "lean not un derstand bow tbe impression got abroad that women would be entitled to vote for trustees of tbe uuiversity at the election on Nov.. 8 The office of trustees of tbe university is not one of tbe offices ex empted by the first section of tbe Aus tralian ballot law from the operation of that law, and for all offices not ex empted tbere can be but one bal lot, and women can not vote that ballot. No separate ballot can be printed aDd cast for any office to be filled Nov. 8, 1892, on the general ballot. The law authorizing women to vote for school officers specially provides that the ballot Cast by women shall be a sep arate ballot on which 'he nami s of school offlctrs shall appear none other, and that it shall be deposited in a separate box. The Australian law of 1891 is the latest law on the statute bock on the subject of eli'ctions. and rf-penla all other laws in conflict I notice that in some localities women have beeD permitted to reenter, with tbe expectation of bting permitted to vote; but they will be disap pointed if they expect to vote for trus tees of the university, for there is no au thority of law for printing such ballots, and the judges of election can not accept any but official ballots, on which appears the office of trustee of the university. "Women can vote for trustees of schools. school directors, h nd members of boards of education where any of these school officers are to be elected at the next elec tion, but to none other, and the judges of election may accept the b-ht for such local school c ffloers of such women as are entitled to register and vote under the provision of the law entitling women to vote at any election held for the pur pose of choosing school officers " COWDEN AND COLLINS. A Challenge for the Rock Island Sprinter from Billy Gibson The Conditions. HotSfrngs Ark., Oct. 16 Editob Argus: I see through your valuable pa per that Jack Cowden, Rock Island's famous sprinter, has made a race with one Harry Hill, and 1 also see that be bas many frien-'s who will back him against Jim Collins. Let me say just a few words: The quicker tbev start, put ting up their money the quicker they cn have the race. Here are my terms: Seven hundred Tarda pistol phot Start; Shef- fi Id rules to govern; 120 yards I will allow one yard start; 150 yards, three yards start; 300yar1s, six yards start; 440 yards. 10 yards start, for $250 to S300 a side. Now. as fsr as Cowdea's ability as a champion is concerned, I know of a half dozen runners who would like a match with Cowden; such class men as Camp bell and Copplc. and to be sure to name enough men tor mm to pick Irom, 1 will say that I will match a new man who never ran s half dozen races in bis life. against bim 120 yards for f 250 or $300 a side. I will further state that my new man shall give h m eight yards start in 440 yards. Any time uowaen mases nis win ir.gness to run known by placing a for feit for either or one nail a aoz n matrn es I will promptly cover it. It is gener ally understood that champions concede sterns, but here is a champion I will give a start to. If it is as easy for the Hock Island sports to win money in reality as through news papertalk they will at once acceDt this challenge. As Collins will soon be in New York with a view of getting on a match with some of the eastern cracks, we will allow ex lenses to Cowden to run in New York. George Turner official pistol nrerer or will run in Rock Island and ask no ex penses race to be run four to six weeks frrm i nin j articles. 1 nis ie a business transaction with me. If they tbink it a bluff let them place their forfeit and see how long it will re main uncovered. W. H. Gibson. A Commendable Undertaking. The ladies of the sewing society of the First Methodist church have taken upon themselves tbe work of furnishing tbe reading room of the Y. M. C. A. bui fl ing. The record of this society is some thing remarkable, and this new project is to be highly commended, and will add to the laurels ot this organization. - It is hoped' that other societies in tbe churches of this community will follow this un se!3sh example and g' a den and encour age the workers in tnis important enter prise in behalf of the young men of this city. JClles" Nerve and Liver Pilla. Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Un equalled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest! 60 doses 25 cents. Samples free at Hartz & Bahn sen'a. ' Denver and Keturn. Oct. 20 to 25 the C, R. I. & P railway will sell tickets to Denver with return limit of 30 days at rate of (35 account -nual emvention W. C. T. U. F. H. Plummbb, ' Ticket Agent. BRIEF MENTION; Bberwood tomorrow evening H. P. Stoddard of Edgington waa in the city today. The greatest Americanapianist at Har per's theatre tomorrow evening. Frank Raible came down from Chica go to spend Sunday with his folks. Messrs. O. J. Dimick and J. C. Adams of Chicago spent Sunday in the city. Wanted Man to trayel. 3ood salary to right man. Address box 641 city. Cohn'o grocery store, Beecher's old stand, will be open for business Wednes day morning. The Rodman R fles returned last niitht from Chicago after several days there at tending the dedicatory services. Have you secured your ticket for tbe Sherwood concert? Tickets and reserved seats at the Harper bouse drug store. If you want a good seat at the Sher wood conctrt, you bad better go to the Harper bouse drug store at once and re erve it. Another Davenport citizen has sued the street railway company. He asks $2,000, alleging that in crossing tbe car tracks at Fifth and Harrison streets.Dav- enport, he was bumped off the cars and that his rigbt arm waa disabled. Q. V. Pettit, principal of the Reynolds public schools, wag in the city Saturday accompanied by 25 of his students They visited Rock Inland arsenal, the Acad emy of Science in Davenport, and other points of interest in tbe three cities. Secretary of tbe Treasury Foster ex pounded republican doctrines at Turner hfli at Divenport Saturday nigbt. He was accompanied by A M. Fox, his busi ness partner, and manager of Mr. Fos ter's great protected window glass fac tory at Fostoria, O. A lodge of a new secret order, known as the Home Forum, will be instituted tomorrow evening a, the fflce of Drs. Meyer & Wneeler in tbe Krell & Math building. Its starts out with a member ship of 80, its objects being for social benefit and insurance. Charles Oswald and Elmer Lloyd have probably made the best record of any sportsmen in this vicinity this year. They went out in the vicinity of Cable bright and early Saturday morning, and when tbey came back in the evening an inventory of their game bags showed a total of 22 squirr. Is and four coons. The latter are of tbe large species known as swamp coons. This is the best so far this fall. Who has done better? Manager Albright of tbe Postal Tele graph company has u letter from S. J. Nail 7, assistant general superintendant at Chicago. in which it is stated, "you are authorized to emphatically deny the ab surd rumor that the Western Uuion bas absurbed, on is goiig to absorb this com-. pany It was started for stock jobbing purposes and we shall probably be called upon periodically to deny similar rum ors. Tne Poatal Telegraph Company is here to story . " Fall to do Our Duty. Everybody has at times failed to do heir duty towm-d tbemselves. Hun dreds of lady readers suffer from sick headache, nervousness, sleeplesness and female troubles. Let them follow the example of Mrs. H. Herbechter, Stevens Point. Wis,, who for five years suffered greatly from nervous prostration and sleeplessness, tried physicians and differ ent medicines without success. Bat one bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine caused sound eleep every night and she is feeling like a new person. Mrs. Elizabeth Wfceeler, Laramie City, Wyoming, who - tried all other remedies, declares that after three weeks' use of the Nervine for headache, nervous prostration, etc., she was en tirely relieved. S Id by Hartz Jb Bahn- sen. Trial bottle free. Fits All tits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after tbe first day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and $2 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch ttreet, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all diuggists; call on jours. , When Nature Needs assistance it may be well to ren der it promptly, but one should rouierr ber to use only tbe most perfect reme dies only when needed. Tbe best and most siinp'e and gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the Cal ifornia Fig 8yrup Co K QUICK AN O POITIl fMstararat MAM&.V VIGOR mnd th, O.I. Htltimatt !L?Mt !tK X UAL DEBILITY Ss-T VITALITY Known. A Mtritlleui raior.flntmlT binll J!"!iii J- t2f3J tfnf .wofi DISEASES i. Sj4 nttiJ our a vain a ABSOLUTELY ctTBES. Ul II 1 ttiLTi I Tb inT. TTM""'" "f " STV Otwmirr' without ' , toti-mal uirticine. win cure mny ok of Tttr. Smi Hhcum Ktorworm. Fll.Hch. fimm. PioipM.KrjrilA,. r- matter foo- olntiole or lone Mndlnit. Sold h dniKgiau, .t b lr Bom. $1.15. , 1 wTvki 14'. "hillelpoi. P- A,K rourdruxRUt4. YOUR Will Cur any kind of IT WILL K0T ftf YOU TAKB KRAUOtTO HeadacbeCapsnles SOO Kwmr4 for an Maxims h busses tins I , as ta CsaI ACHE 1 B rm 1 IA SSTBSBIS, if omv wmtnnAmti iff not as ws ssv. Ssat Dostpslat a raoslpt oi prisa, 1 XwwBtv-1 v Caata. NORMAN '.IOHTY. FAMILY OftMl Dm Molnas, lwav. For sale bv all drogRistt. 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