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THE AKGUfe, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1893. I bpY NEW YEAR Laranteed to any victim of alcoholism who takes The Morrell Cure, sore arms. No lay off from work. All other L , SIlcll.'-'-1 " , uui..? Mc' 11 :.: fact . .-. J u. i i'A, ,rmcr treatment ana permanent imorovement l TQf U" -)- . C ,f general health. Tri-City Institutes Buford Block, Rock Island. Postoftice block, Moline. Hibernian building, Davenport. ,ir,munication and treatment confidential. Send -circulars and testimonials. ECIAL 1893 SPRING7 STYLES. Among the eaily arrivals for spring In Ladies' Fine Footwear, is the f s 9 9 Russet and Black Leath? r. This is the latest," and is suitable for both house and treat wear; fits th fo:t like a glove, being erfectly seamless, and at once combines omfort and style. EN'S SPRING STYLES in Russet and Patent Leather. "THE BOSTON," 1623 Second Ave., under Rock Island House. i Your Money Judiciously. GET THE MOST FOR IT. lies' Shoes. Big Sale - Gents' Shoes, "ttt values for little money. f-----,;:.. , iSJ '01, 03 W. Second St., Davenport. CONRAD SCHNEIDER DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Flour, Etc. floae 1098. 231 Twentieth strr BRIEF MENTION. Order your wedding cake from Krell & Moth. John McDsrrah is home from Spring field 00 a short visit. For sale cheap A good fresh Jersey c w. Apply at this office. Make your own maple syrup and get your maple sugar from Krell & Math. The anti-license people of Moline are talking of uniting on Dr. Sloan as their caadiaate for mayor. Try our hoarbound cacdy for your cough or cold extra strong Krell & Matb, confectioners. Wanted To buy a h.use f six or e'gtt rooms, centrally lo"ated. En quire of Frank Horn, 1517 Second hv.'.nue. Mr. and Mra. Lowrie C. Blanding are rejoicing over the advent of a new son in their borne. They are now proud parents of two future statesmen. Paul S arofsky. a pioneer citiisn of Moline. tubmitted to the trying ordeal at Mercy hospital, Davenport, this week.of having a cancer removed from bis lower lip. There is a rumor afloat that the au thoress of "Beautiful snow" hao el.ped with the man who wanted an old fash ioned winter. It is well that they bate left town Manager Huntoon, of the telephone tz cbange, is armngin? for a new telephone directory which will embrace the three cities and wiil place each rity first in the catalogue tj which it is assigned COO'TI BIII.DING. TranHfer. 20 Walter E Tolles to George W Walker, urd Columbia place, Moline, $800. 20 Ssloma Kercher to Thomas W Quick, und wi, swj. 5. 19 3e, JSW. Jrobate. Ftb. 21 Eilate of D tuil Bjdos. Widow's relinquishment and selection filed and approved itnd order turcinu over property seiecrd 'o widow Ad ministratrix's report fil.;d ami npsrove.i. CoDServator3uip of Simuel Taaticr. Petition for appointmect of conserva tor filed. Insanity of Sophia Binscr. Jury iru punnrleil and aw ra. Hiariui;, verdict, inssne r.nd cot a nnupcr Ordered com mitted to Centril Iasaae huspiul. Insanity and Cioservatorship of li-ir-bata Sitgiist. Shf itrntn W. Senrle p nriinled conservitor uniier hnd of $1. 500. Bond filed and approved and ittters issued . GuardUtsbip of Percy J Itituburn. Le'.Ura of guardianship issued to George W Brink. Bond tiled end approved. Estate of Joa C Adams. Claims al lowed. Estatu of John B Caic. Executor's report filed and approved Guardianship of Eim;r Keed. Guardi an's report aad r sienstiou filed. Esiiic of Samuel Grey. Executor's re pot t Claa and approved. Wedding Cakes, New Style. Who was the inventor of ther.cwivptl- diug cakes? Whoever he was ho de serves immortalizing, for his was a bril liant idea, one I should havn lrn "tp proud of myself had I thought of it. In mo AVL-uuing c:u:e or more ancient type there wus always a thick layer of whito sugar which nobody cared about, a medium layer of almond paste which evcrvbodvwisb.edforn.iHl tint, nlw-m-a got, und an immense quantity of cake oi wincti many only ato a few crumbs. The latest specimen has a thin layer of sugar, only just enough to look pretty, and underneath are alternate layers of cake and almond paste, one as thick as the other. The consequence is that no one is de frauded of their lawful share of almond paste or "love," as it is usually called, and for purposes of distribution it is far better, as the contents of the box do not crumble away nearly so much as they did when the principal portion was cake alouo. If only some one would invent a box which could not be rifled and was bound to reach its lawful destination, we should have nothing left to desire. London Gentlewoman. She Is Black One Tear and WbYte toe Next. A woman appeared in Canton, Miss., Friday who attracted much attention. She bus k, pori'nctly white face and hands and short lanky luiir, with the features of a r.eirro. The woman said that she was born black and remained so until she was 15 years tM. when she suddenly turned white, remaining so for one year, when she turned black again, tfince that time she is alternately white and black, not olouo in spots, but changes color en tirely. She i-j fairly intelligent and says she has never had a spell of sickness and bas tiever taken a dose of medicine. She lives near Sallis station on tbe Canton and Alitrdeeu road. She says she can not stand the sun at ail and wears a double veil end heavy gloves. She says if the sun .shine.-? o:j her skin for one min ute it causes it to blister at once. She bas been examined by physicians, who are unable to account for the change in her color. Cor. Isew Orleans Times Democrat. I he Testimonials Pnhlished on behalf of Hood's Sarsapa rilla re as reliable and as worthy your confidence as if ttey came from your tiPKt and most trusted neighbor. They 9'ate only the simple facts in regard to hit Hood b Sarrsparilla una doau. al vhyB within tru'.b and reason. f!ontiuaHou and all troubles with the d festive organs and the liver are cured Wv Hood's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pill. Inauguration cf Pi (indent-elect Cleveland For this occasion tbe. Burlington, Ce dar Ripids and Northern railway will sell round trio excursion tickets to Washing ton, D. C from ail stations on its line at very low rates. Tickets on sale Feb. 28. March 1 and 2. Rood to return un til and including Merch 12, 1893. For rates, tickets, time of trains and other information, call on or address any scent of this company or J. E. nANKKQAN, Gen. Tkt. and Pass. AgX Cedar Rtpids, Iowa. COAL VALLEY. Coal Vallxt. Feb. 22 Dr. William Myers, from western Iowa, was here last week. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kipple died Monday. J. W. Gordon has moved to Moiice and is going to follow carpentering. Mrs. Beaucamp, of Winfleld, Iowa, Dr. Huston's mother, is visiting her ten. There is no let-up in the coal trade every mine is running to its utmost ca pacity. Invitations are out far the inaugura tion ball on March 8 evening, in the new town hall. The exhibition on Saturday evening wts net so well attended as many enter tainments that are here, bat those present were satisfied. John McKeag brought the finest lot of hogs to the yards here last week that has been offered. They were nine months old and averaged 802 pounds. They brought him oyer tl.OOO. Owing to the severity of tbe winter tbe county house is very full There has been as high as 131 inmates. There are 129 at present. There have been two deaths lately, John Looney and another one who was lately taken there with frocen feet. Thomas H. Paul, who bad bis eyes in jured with molten iron in Moline not long since, is now in the eye and ear in firmary in Chicago. His parents re ceived a postal from him in his own handwriting on the 21st, stating that he has the use of one eye and thinks before long wi.l have the sight restored to the other The butter and cheese company held a meeting on tbe 10th and elected tbe fol lowing directors: Georee W. Buck, William Kelly. T. R. Lees. William W. Bailey. William S Bailey, H. Haupt and Frank M. Pewitt. The directors chose George W. Buck president, William 3. Bailey ice president, T. R.Les. treasurer, acd William W. Bailey, secre tary. They dil not secure a manager and butur maker. GET OUT, That's the word, YOU MUST HELP US TO UNLOAD. A 20 O DISCOUNT SALE O For One Week; Wonia in Hie Telephone. Lo7i?r distance telephoning has becomo slit ile science, on its own account and h?.i called into cslstor.ee a class of oper ators who arc valuable by reason of the eh'an.ie3 and sharpness with which they jan pronoui -e words while speaking rapidly. It has also developod the fact that the French lanpiage is better adapted to the Y purposes of the, telephone than the Eng hsh. Tho ordinary business of the long distance telephone between Paris and London is carried on in the French lan guage. It is stated that the ct ;nsi(lcral)le proportion of sibilant or hissing syllables in English renders it a less easy and ac curate means of communication. Certain English woivls are especially difficult of trjiibUiission by telephone. The- word soMier" is cited as one of tluse. Proper nr.raes frequently occur in th! midst of an otherwi-o p rf-?ctly nt:i!!e end intelligent conversation which tho ear cannot possibly c.i'th. The-.-e ln.'.st lw f-ptlled out, involving tie lay. E-i'.ert telephona oper...ors i- Jlioprcfs service between Paris aa.l Lond-.r.i !-v sueceeue 1 in transmit tir..r i.i-vs.i ;-3 in tho French knruage at t"o r. ve of : o words a minute. This is at uiueh Fwifier rate than i.r'.iu.trv s-..v 1. Youth's Companion. The I'rr.Iit J:i I'ouv.i. Some people 3ep!oro the, w-e of f tra ins preparations in soda water, cixinii-g that such ailuitkms are tot;i!!y uti.:.'.i1 tl for and unwarranted, but it i:su:,t nov. r- theless be conceded xhe.t sl;i foe.in cun bring forward st v. ral ve.iid arguments in its own favor. In the first placo. it aids greatly in keeping the gas from es caping too rapidly from the tumbh r. In the second place, it undoubtedly adds greatly to the dispenser's rn-ofits. f r ir in claimed that by adding two ounces of foaminir rrenaration to a e-allon of the confectioner can draw 50 more glasses than without thesfoam. Thirdly, we must remember that the appearance of any article of food or drink plays fully as important a nart no its taste in increasing the appetite and stimulating the gastric secretions, and when we bear all these facts in mimi urn shall be inclined to look upon the snowy roam wrtu more leniency. And, indeed, however we may look at it, there is no denying the fact that it has and to stay probably for a considerable penou or time, so we must make the best we can of tbe matter. Thomas War wick in Confectioners' Journal. Scientific Calculations. An electrical writer bns r1en1:ial that the firing of a small pistol Bets tree about too foot pounds of energy, while a watch consumes about. 1-S4 nnn . 000th of a horsepower, the energy of the outlet being BUlhcient to keep tbe time for two years. An Edison telephone transmitter requires about 1,000th of the energy in a watch. It would therefore bo worked for 2,000 years on the energy exerted in the of 3,300,000 volts and 12,000 lampheres, lasting l-m ,000th of a second, would run a jou-norsepower engine for 10 seconds. New York Telegram. The Modern Invalid Has tastej cedicinally, in keeping with other luxuries. A rimedy must be pleas antly acceptanie in rorm, purely whole some in composition, truly beneficial in effect hod entirelv free from nmn ob jectionable quality. If really ill he con suns a paysician; it constipated he uses tbe eentle familv laxative j , j . Figs. Great Bargains in Beal Xstate. I want to sell all tbe real estate of the late Dennis Warren, embracing in Rock Island county: 720 acres of land on Warren's creek, 118 acres of land in South Moline, 5 lots in the town of Milan, 6 valuable lots in the city of Rock Island, all of which will be sold cheap and upon accommodating terms. P. L Mitcilkll, Administrator of Dennis Warren, de ceased. Rock Island, Feb. 22, 1893. Beginning Monday, Feb., 20th, you can buyany thing in our North Room at 20 per cent off. Chairs, Tables, Parlor Suits. Albums, Lamps,' Pic ures, EaselsEtc. We are daily receiving new lots of Carpets, Curtains, Bedroom and Parlor Suits, Side Boards, Extension and Parlor TablesCup boards, Office Desks and Chairs. Come at once if you want BARGAINS. EASY PAYMENTS. No Extra Charge. CHA8. A. MEGS: 322 Brady Street, Davenport, It Tkiephonb: 421 Open till 8 o'clock. Saturday's till 10. JAHNS & LRLivE -t c m -i,. ..- - .i v.r. . c C3 C tr a P. o O a a Peoria Cook and Ranges, Tin wars Ajtd Houbk Ftjenishihg Goods. 1812 SECOND AVENUE, ROCK ISLAND, ILL' "A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES 5t A DAI Roek Island Brass Foundry AXD ARCKITECTUSAl IROS WORK. A!' kind of brsc. brccae and aiamlnnui tioue CMtice, U shtfes u.6 iK).ric Ms k a pecialty of brass met pcern and rustic work. Shot iiro Oric At 1811 First innw. n.er l-Vrry nt.dint. BOCK 1SI.ANP J. MAGER, PropriTor. C.J. W. SCHREINER, Contractor and Builder, J121 1123 Fenrth avenue. Eve'idence 1119 r jurth renoe.'" Plana and fpecificatlona furnl'bed on all claws of work; atao aeent tot Wilier'. p.t..t t..,.. Hdini Bllndv, somcUiing new, bi jliei aad desirable. mt. ECHMEIL. JOHN M. PARIDON. 1IEKRT A. PABIDOW. SCHMELL, PARIDON fe SON. Painters and Decorators, Kaisomiuing, pAPEn Hangikg, Kto 419 Seventeenth Street. "WW 4M?:5 F IJV c rnoti r... . t . i'TTL ' . 'y 'Tn aiwJ inl'.aiuuiation. Ileal ; " nvfrrrn lul ann tnifil, and ( urrf 24 SdC X3 a r.a .a fc fir-.S3!i8 OIvcr 1I Iff :X. onoe tor Cct.l ta lltaA. Api'ly inla ft. r it C- .kl-AUtorUd.