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THE ARGUS, 3IONDAY, JUKE HO, 1902 $47.50 For a Round-Trip Ticket TO Tacoma Portland Seattle and other Puget Sound Points These round-trip ticket will be Rood until September 15, and will be sold as above at this very low rate, is leas than the regular one-way fare, on July 11 to 21, inclusive. A grand opportunity to visit the North Pacific Coast at the lowest possible coet- We sell through tickets, reserve sleeping car bertha, furnish maps and time tables, aud can perhaps be of wrvice in other ways. Kindly write or call. FRANK A. HART, Pass'r Agent C.

B. Q. Depot. Talephon 1 180. 2S7 ONE WORD TO THE SUFFERERS FROM DISEASE The age of miracles has passed.

We know that everything moves by what the scientists call immutable laws. Thev are unvarying from cver- HI 110 X-RAY EXAMINATION FREE lasting. These laws rule alike the heavenly spheres and the actions and lives of those living on those spheres. Al fi i4 rt Iftlil'i rl 1, fit i 1 ilo in fractions of those laws and the usual result is disease or injury or death. It is a law if you overeat that you will suffer.

It is a law that if you fall down in front of a moving train you will suffer. And all of the diseases that afflict mankind come from the conscious or unconscious infraction of some one of the laws that govern the universe. These diseases may be heriditary or acquired. They may be the result of law breaking by home ancestor in the remote past. For the "Sins of the Father Are Visited Upon the Children even unto the Third and Fourth Generation." But if nature provides a penalty for the infraction of the least of her laws bhe has also provided a remedy.

For years I have made a careful study of disease, its cause and effect. And I Lave made a wonderful discovery. I have discovered that nature's remedy for a very large number of diseases is electricity. I use my elecrodes upon the nerve centers of the human system and nature does the rest. If you are suffering from any Female Weakness, have a tumor, cancer or goitre, a victim of kidney or liver troubles, consumption, loss of energy, constipation a myriad of diseases, come and see me.

Consultation is free, and I can tell you whether or not I can be of assistance to you, or whether your disease is in too advanced a stage for any assistance whatever. Do not delay. My method of treatment is perfectly rational and relief is almost instantaneous. I guarantee a cure in all curable cases and cure hundreds that others consider incurable. J.

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PATTERSON, G. P. A Administrator' Hot Ice. Estate of Mandolin Klein, deceased 1 be underlined having been appointed t1-mlmstratrlz of the estate of Mnde)in Klein late of the count of Roek iHlat d. state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notloe ibm she will appear before the county court of Rock Island county at tbe county court room, intbe city of Rock Inland, at the Autrutt term, on the first Monday ta August next, at wblch time ail penona having claim agaiost aaid etate are notllied and rf quoted to attend, for the purpose of having tbe same adjusted All pitoa indebted to aaid estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the under.tgned.

Dated this lltfc day of June A. D. 1902 Leva Ki bin. Administratrix. WILLOW BARKd-.

TREATMENT Habits. nreiy vegeiaDie ueatmcni, thnu.unds: has Inlured none. Incorporated under tho laws of Illi nois. liSiaDiisnca over iwiitb jsub. WILLOW BARK Writ lor literature.

DAT1Vt.K5.m- DAVENPORT DOINGS I. .1. Mi'free, ine of lhe alleped fakirs arrtted durinjf the week, has brought suit against Chief Martens for for false imprisonment. OO Mr. and Mrs.

Herman OtTennann, of lf-' West Seventh street, met with a double affliction Friday. At noon occurred the death of their yon, Frank, from pneumonia, and at 8 o'clock Friday evening1, the 3-year-old daughter, Lillie May, succumbed to the same dread disorder. A third child is also ill with the disease. Jacob M. Nabstedt received a cablegram Friday announcing to him lhe sad fact of the death of his father, Jacob Frederick Nabstedt, which occurred in Dil marscheti.

Germany, at 11 o'clock Friday forenoon, at the age of SO years. OO At a meeting held by the six directors of the Tri-t'ity Racing association, which was held at the office of A. V. Vander Veer in the Masonic temple, Saturday, the July meeting at the Mile Track was declared ofl'. Secretary ike Sears had received only 00 entries for the meeting, and it is impossible, so it is iriven out, to hold the meeting with out between M) or entries.

The 00 horses filtered could not insure the success of the venture, and therefore the races were declared off. oa Four girls ran away from the Soldiers' Orphans' home at 4 o'clock Saturday. Kvidentlv they were headed for the carnival, of which they surely heard from rumor and report at the home. Two of the runaways are 14 years of age ami two lrt years. All wore blue aprons or overdresses when they escaped from the home.

pa A week from yesterday the national business meeting of the North American Turner bund will be under way in this city. The meeting will bring delegates to Davenport from nearly every state in the union, the societies of the country being entitled to l.n delegates, nearly all of whom will come. While unloading; a car load of bananas at the Martin-Woods company's warehouse, Harry Wilkens, one of the employes, discovered a tarantula about the size of a silver dollar in body and with legs two inches long. The insect was inveigh-led into a paper bag and will figure hereafter in some collection in the tri-cities. The other day tins Tetz-ner.

another employe, found one of the virulent insects whose body was about the size of a dime. "The doors are now open for the final performance; "We are closing them out this evening at half price; "Here they are. only few of them left, anil going for a song;" "This is positively your last chace to see the little lady;" "Have you seen her? She leaves in a few minutes and you may never see Minnie, the ild girl, again." These were the burdens of the shouting that for sev eral hours preceded the Hearing awav of the street fair Saturday ev ening. At about 11 o'clock the tent poles were lowered, and during the night the big shows were being loaded onto the trains that bore them to Mankato. their next stand.

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2ScnU. OruggisU. 5 in I I all day, as everybody knows. As a consequence there was rtothing doing until evening. In the evening there whs a ieriod of a couple of hours in which the fair was going again, to the usual Saturday evening crowd.

It will probably require an auditing of the bills to rind out if the local Elks are even on their venture. Friday and Saturday the fair was kept going nt a loss, and the rain cost thousands of dollars. If the fair paid out, its abillity to make money under favorable weather conditicrfns was satisfactorily demonstrated. Maggie llines was subjected to another remarkable operation last week. She had the.

habit of eating her own hair, which Hogged in her stomach, necessitating the use of the surgeon's knife in its removal. Maggie is an orphan. Father Niennann saw that the sister, of which there were several, were given good homes. The Schebler and Werthmann families looked after them. Some three or four years ago Maggie was operated.

upon by Dr. W. S. Allen, and a matted ball of hair, that completely filled her stomach, was extracted at St. Luke's hospital.

She recovered from the operation nicely and was thought to be cured, l'ut the habit with her was second nature. Like tnose who gnaw their ringer nails, Maggie would pluck a hair from her head and nibble nt it as though it were a tidbit. The result was that she grew ill some time ago and was sent to Morbonia hospital for treatment. There it was discovered that she was back at her edd habit again. Dr.

K. S. 1'owman diagonsed the, case and performed the operation last Thursday, taking from her stomach a ball of snarled ami tangled hair of an astonishing size. Still another mass remains in the bowels which will necessitate a second operation in about ten days. According to scientific authority only eight cases of the kind have been known, in only three of which the operation has been a success.

The operation performed upon Miss llines several years ago by Dr. Allen was exploited far and wide at the time as lx'ing unique in surgical practice. Maggie is said to be recovering nicely from the operation. It being the second one. she evidently is becoming used to it.

The police on the Kock Island side of the river had an interesting chase early yesterday morning1 after a colored man wanted for doing1 up a Davenport policeman getting away with his gun. The fugitive crossed to Kock Island tin the Crescent bridge, and although trace of him was secured and followed through the city, he escaped. The officer who allowed the colored man to get the lest of him was Kd. Itrehmer. About 4 o'clock yesterday morning the officer met the colored man, who.

was a powerful fellow and of decidedly suspicious appearance. The latter did not give a very coherent account of himself and Itrehmer decided to take him to the station. While passing an alley the prisoner requested that his captor take him through it. but the latter refused. The colored man started to turn and the officer shoved him back.

Then the prisoner clinched. The officer saw the flash of a razor and broke away just in time, receiving a slight cut on the face. lief ore the darkey could recover llrehmer swung his club and knocked him down. Then, instead of following up his advantage, the officer closed in anil the prisoner again grappled him around the While the officer was trying to get a chance to use his club the negro got hold of his gun and pulling it out reversed the situation by shoving it up under ISrehmer's chin. The colored man.

of course, got away, covering the officer with his own gun till out of reach. He then came on across the bridge, meeting en route a couple of men. The latter say he had a gun in each hand, showing that he hail one of his own. and he told the others to get out of the way, which they did. OO Jocko Manwaring, the king of lluektowii, is under bonds of $300 on a charge of attempting to kill John Stnpleton, aged "0, and his saloon license has been revoked by the mayor.

Manwaring took a shot at Stapleton yesterday, lite injury is not serious, however. OO M. T. McDaniel was held to the grand jury in $.100 bonds for forgery by Justice Finger this morning. G.

W. McCnskrin, of Kock Island, appeared as attorney for the defendant. A Real Friend. "I have suffered from dyspepsia and indigestion for fifteen years," says XV. T.

Sturdevant of Merry Oaks, N. C. "After I had tried many doctors and medicines to no avail one of my friends persuaded me to try Kodol. It gave immediate relief. I can eat almost anything1 I want now and my digestion is good.

I cheerfully recommend Kodol." Don't try to cure stomach trouble by dieting. That only further weakens the system. Lou need wholesome, strengthening1 food. Kodol enables you to assimilate what you eat by digesting it without the stomach's aid. All druggists.

If you Buffer from any form of kidney or bladder trouble, don't to the expense of engaging a physician. Kld-Ne-Olds, at 50 cents per box, are your best and cheapest doctor. Don't suf-tcK don't put off tho cure; get Kld-Xc-Oid to-day. Tablets. Sure to cure.

T. ltv.TH0MAS, Leading Druggist, filO LINE MENTION John Swanson, employed at La'n-dee's grocery store, and Miss Nellie Nordstrom, of the Nordstrom millinery firm, will be married Wednesday evening, July 2. The wedding will take place at the 1201 Fifth avenue, which is to be the home of the couple. Doth parties formerly resided in Des Moinew, and, became acquainted in that citv. Will Stange, who is employed at H.

H. Quick's hanlware store, met with an unfortunate accident Saturday. He was moving a box of scythes when one of the blades slipped and fell upon his right hand, cutting1 an ugly looking gash. OO lu mors are again flying about in xlitical circles that Dr. W.

K. Taylor, superintendent of the Watertown asylum, is to be transferred to the asylum for incurable insane at Dar-tonvillc, near l'coria. OO Mayor Wcssel has about decided to erect three new residences on his property facing Fourteenth street just opposite his own residence. The new houses will be two-story in height and with all modern conveniences. The architecture will be along lines studied'out by the mayor and designed to afford the cosiest sort of homes for small families.

OO A reception will be tendered Kcv. C. JI. lSurdick and bride tomorrow evening at the Second Congregational church. Mr.

and Mrs. IJurtlick have arrived in Moline from Oconomowoc, Wis. OO Announcements, received from Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Charles Daggett bring word of the marriage of their daughter.

Miss May Daggett, to (ieorge ISyron Whitnmre Thursday, lhe -'Oth, Mount Vernon, N. Y. OO Miss Dettie Henson, a long time era-iplove of the D. M. Seehler Carriage 0 company and who leaves today to make her future home with the family of William Frey, of Kock Island, ho 'have purchased the Hotel at Colfax, was the victim of a pleasant and well planned farewell surprise party at the home of Miss Mamie Stephenson.

Eighteenth street and Sixteenth avenue. The party included a number of Miss llenson's intimate lady friends and the evening was spent with cards and various games. Miss Henson was the recipient of a beautiful opal sunburst, as a souvenir of the oeasion and a token of the esteem in which she is held by a large circle of friends. OO The executive committee of the Northwestern Iowa Northwestern Illinois Picnic and Log Kolling association helC a meeting at which they decided to hold the annual picnic Thursday." Aug. 14.

in this city, but it is not decided where it will be held. The committee are in favor of bidding it in the tract of land known as Davenport's pasture in the east end of the city or at l'rospect park. A committee of three was appointed to look into the matter. A committee consisting of M. J.

McKniry, William -ieese and C. W. Schomp was appointed to look after transportation. With the assurance of good rates from various points, they expect to draw people here. Crowds are expected from Cedar Knpids, (ialesburg, Fulton, Clinton, Muscatine, Canton.

Stcrlinir. and Morrison. OO County Clerk Hubbard Friday issued a marriage license to Kdmund Verbiest and l'harailda DeSmet. of this city. It will be remembered that Verbiest was the man who was assaulted by Miss DeSmet's father, who did not want Verbiest to wed his daughter.

However, it seems that everything has been settled satisfactorily to all parties. OO Mrs. Sophie Swanson, whose child was fatally burned by the overturning by its mother of a lamp last week, died at the city hospital this morning of delirium tremens. Happy Time la Old Town. "We felt very happy," writes K.

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Mother Gray, for years a nurse in the Children's Home in New York, treated children successfully with a remedy, now prepared and placed in the drug stores, called Mother Grny's Sweet Fuwders for children. They are harmless as milk, pleasant to take and never fail. A certain cure for feverishness, constipation, headache, teething and stomach disorders, and remove worms. At all druggists. 25c.

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L. Wagner, wholesale druggist, Richmond, says: "I had a fear ful attack of sciatic rheumatism, was laid up almost two montns; was for tunate enough to get Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. Ihis cured me after doctor's prescriptions had failed to have any effect, a have also heard of fine results from others who have used it." Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1501 Second avenue, Kock Island, Gust Schlegel Son, 20 West Second street, Davenport. iwr a pnnp Awful skin disease of this woman cured in a few weeks after fifteen years' terrible affliction. Note the ghastly despair ia the photo before treatment.

vv? tv "fit (Case of ilrt. J. 31. Dartit't of Wincli'tter. Kv.roniptfttlv mretl bu V.

D. P. aIf 1 ivtts' apiUicuticn. tfie had tajferctt JtJUn years.) See the same features but note how different when brightened with hope and happiness, after her freedom from it all. Reader! This is more than medicine talk.

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KOLFS, KOCK ISLAND. Harper House Pharmacy. Enough has been proven to me regarding the ador-e ease znd hundreds nf Others to demonstrate beyond question tchatet'er that any of the known forms of shin disease any eruption or breaking cut must quickly gi'C tcay and disappear under the of this prescription (kaolin as Cases of' A'hcirn, King Worm, ysoriasii, Jlarbcr's Itch, Ame. some of' twenty years' standing hai'e been clean o0' and permanently cured in a fete Zi'eeks. Ji: srz-eral cases from one to three years hove lapsed and there has been returning sign of the disease.

lundreds of eases cured since the preparation has been placed on sate short' no sign at all vf the previous ajjlic- tion and I fultv believe thev arc pcrir.ancni cures Signed I 11. O. KOLFS. Have you been or do you know anyone who has been in a living hell of torture with a skin disease? Dispair usually seizes those so afflicted. Many imagine it is in the blood and too subtle to cure.

Doctors have stood baffled and helpless against Eczema. Half of them think its worte forms are blood poison. Ninety-nine cases out of a hundred of manifestations on the skin are purely local AV.V disease not HLOOD disease. Healthy blooded people break out as often as any one, the blood has nothing to do with it in most cases. It is a parasite in the skin that spreads.

This prescription is today completely clearing away quickly too and permanently Curing every trace of such parasitic trouble and leaves the skin soft, healthy and perfect. Call on the above druggist and investigate the unquestionable proofs in his possession. The prescription is sold in above drug store at $1.00 for a liberal bottle, and comes under authentic label of the D. D. D.

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Dr. WaJsh Cures When Others Fro.il DISEASES That have become chronic; that make Men weak, nervous and despondent; that poison your blood and produce eruptions on your skin; that sap and drain your vitality; that rob you of your ambition and will power, exhaustive drains, sleeplessness; nervous debility and lost manhood; that, cause Women to suffer from neuralgia headache, indigestion, constipation, and nervous exhaustion; that if neglected will permanently destroy your health. VARICOCELE- Is a frequent cause, of nervous debility. Why treat months with others when we can guarantee you a prrfect cure in from 1 to 3 treatments. Electricity scicntfically applied in the treatment of catarrh, paralysis, piles, kidney, stomach and liver diseases.

THE THOUSANDS We have cured during our eight years in Davenport must prove lo you that our cures are permanent. There are few doctors that have the ability to cure chronic diseases. You must remember that over f0 self-called specialists have located during the past few years in the tri-eitics and have made extravagant claims to cure chronic diseases, and they left behind them broken promises and failures. Therefore, if you want to insure yourself against loss of money and obtain health, consult Dr. Walsh, for he has been long tried and has proven a success when others have failed.

Remember it pays to consult the best first. ONLY CURABLE CASES TAKEN. If you cannot call, write. Hundreds cured by mail. Hours: to is a.

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