The Daily Times from Davenport, Iowa • 3

THE DAVENPORT DAILY TIMES: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1892. BANKS. Nerve Seeds." mill 00D RESTORED The A Sad Stage of Thing's. Mrs. O'Eafferty And how is Pathrick the wonderful remedy 1h sold with writ- THE NATIONAL, GAME.

George Wood has been released to Pittsburgh by Baltimore. The National league clubs will pay The Wonderful New York Central. The New York Central Hudson River Railroad is our road. We don't mean to sav we own it. but it's our3 to "SOME MEN ARE BORN DRUNKARDS SOME ACHIEVE DRUNKENNESS, tea rasmatrc ficnre all nerrooa ulseases.

such as vvenK memory. Lmi of Ural Power. Ilendufhe, iik.r rnlnp. UnlMu-hood, Kmli.lonm Jul-kn-. fcvll Drbbu, l.acW of ConltdcDee, SentuifU, LaMllade, all drains and liwii of power of the Generative Orcans iu either sex caused byoverexei- inni wtit-h xinti Knn to any address for rt vr a written BEFORE ADD AFTER USING.

C1UCLLAU AdUreea A -K For Sale in Davenport by H. A. EMEIS, Third and Perry Sta til THE Capital and commercial metropolis of South Dakota, offers finer chances for profitable real estate investments than any other point. nr ia vrtr lnw in nrinft. Ac.tota QrionTirr in valnA Tw(, nftw others are surveying.

Coal has been discoveied on the new opened of Pierre, and is being devoloped. EVERY other State the Union has at least one large city, and wny should not South Dakota produce one? She will, and there can be no question but that Pierre is to be to this new State what Denver is to Colorada. GOOD residence lots withm a few minutes walk of the State Capital Building can now be had at $100 each. For maps and special quotations address Pierre, Sontla. DDaJrota, And So in Hare WrunkenneM Throat Upon Thein" lr.

Carpenter. An eminent physician says: "The curability of drunkenness becomes a question of the application of scientific measures and means to conduct or assist back to health again. The condition to treat that of progressive brain and nerve exhaustation, lowered vitality.with damaged and perverted functual activities. Enthusiastic appeals to the emotional powers and will are not curative, because the emotions and will are diseased; the higher moral faculties are perverted and cannot act normally. Th drunkard has been switched off the main line of healthy life and living upon a side-track of progressive dissolution, the opposite of evolution." One of the great difficulties curing the drunkard of his disease is to convince him that he stands in need of help.

Little by little the disease fastens itself upon a man so that he is never willing to recognize his true condition, and he is never willing to help himself or to be helped by others. Who among our friends are willing to be called a drunkard or a slave to strong drink? Man boasts of his will power: "lean take it or leave it but man's will power, when his body and mind are enslaved by the demon of drink is as helpless and weak a.3 a willow tree in the path of a cyclone. One thing is sure, the drunk-aid must be helped by b'13 friends, left to himself, the end is brielly told a drunkard's grave. Upon those who have drunken relatives and friends a grave responsibility rests when the virtues of llaine's Golden Sjweifie are brought to their notice. This remedy in the hands of the drunkard's friend, administrated in his tea, coffee or food, will effectively do the work.

A wife writes: "I received the package of Golden Specific some time since and 1 am now giving it to my husband who is a hard drinker. He does not know he is taking it. Have heard him say several times since taking it that he is getting that he does not care for whisky for which I have to thank God and the Golden Specific Company." Mother, wife, sister, it is not necessary that your son, husband or brother thould go to a sanitarium to die, while within your reach is an infallible remedy, guaranteed to cure. Write Golden Specific Cincinnati, for particulars. Ladle who Sew or do housework will find "Leauhelle On.

Halm" a delisrhtful article for in- stantiy softening the kin and allaying roughness; acts at once. When applied dries in quickly, need not be washed off nor covered up. Its use does not interfere with the handling of the finest ribbons, silks or satins. Will tint rrrnafft nor soil anvthmsr. 50c, and 1.00 at Druggists; large size prepaid by express for $1.00.

JS. S. Wells, Jersey City, N. J. Direct to Weak Spots.

of neonle in decline are being restored by Wills' Health Keneweu. It goes direct to weak spots. Try it. 1.00 at Druggists. luHiglj on Corns.

Salve anil masters. Tin box 10c Ilandaouie Features are of no avail if the nose is red, com- nlrtxion cloud v. skin coarse grained or iloltud with Pimples. Blotches or Freck les. Laitkelle Oil Balm, the great Wutitier will smooth and clear the most annoying skin or complexion, fives a rosv tince.

a nealthful glow and freshness, prevents tendency to Wrinkles. Atreins or Withering of the skin, drying up of the Uesh. 50c. and $1.00 at Druggists. Large size pre- imid hvexnress for $1.00.

E. Itoush on toothache. Ski Gives Instant relief. 15c. Humors, Vi tuples.

Flesh Worms, King Worn Tetter, Salt llheuni, Frosted Feet, Chi King Worm, 1- l.hiins. Itch. Eczema. Ivy Poison, llar- Ws Itch. Scald Head, cured by "ivougn on Itch" Ointment.

50c. Druggists or mail. E. S. Wells, Jersey City.

Closing of Mails. For the convenience of the public we rtiihlish the hours of closing the mails at the postofiice and their arrival. CLOSES. For the west. Northern points South western points St.

Louis and south A. M. p. 7 M. 4:40 4:40 5:40 0.O0 30 10:40 cm Tfucina and Rock Island 6:00 Chicago and the east 6:30 12:00 Chicago direct mail 11:40 Sterling and Rock Island.

6:36 Rock Island and Pooria. 6:36 Rock Island direct 6:30 4 1:00 7:00 12:00 Mohne 4:30 6:30 11:46 12:00 3J0 10:40 3:30 3:30 Mt. Washington Burlington and south. Wheatland, Oxford Junction, Dixon, Dunham and Big Rock, direct. DeWitt and Maquoketa ARRIVES.

A. M. From the west .12:35 Northern points Southwestern points St. Louis and south 5 :00 7:15 Chicago and east 4:35 i it jjew. York.

.11:45 Rock 4:35 7:15 Moline. 4:35 tt Wheatland, Oxford Junction, Durham and Big Rock, direct De Witt and Maquoketa 11 :45 3:40 5:15 P. M. 6:40 10:45 10:45 8.00 12:15 8-00 3:45 8:00 11:05 2:00 a 15,000 for balls used this season. President Temple says that Capt-'j Burns has power to sign any player he j.

chooses. Pitcher Herman, of Racine, Wis-, was; fined 17 at that place for playing ball; on Sunday. Getzein has been signed by President; Von der Ahe. The ex-Detroiter is said; to be in his old-time form. Michael J.

Mahoney has resigned his position as umpire on tie National, league staff on account of ill health. A new league, embracing Xenia, Newark, Dayton, Belief ontaino and, four other Ohio cities, is to be organized. Von dcr Ahe broke Jack Glasscock's heart by telling him that he could pick boys off the street at fifty cents a game who could play better ball than he. Capt. Comiskey has given Halligan his release.

lie played right field until the signing of Browning, and was re-i leased to make room for the gladiator. The suspended pitcher Rhines says he is not compelled to play ball for a livelihood, as his father is well to do, operating three sawmills at Ridge way, Pa. John M. Ward, who is one of the most observant ball players in the country, says that, so far this season, he has noticed a better attendance and healthier interest in the game than has been the case for a long time. President Frank Robinson, of the Cleveland elub, says that in deference to the wishes of the club's constituents the Clevelands wjjl play no more Sunday games, canceling three of their engagements.

Capt. Comiskey has intimated that ho will shortly sign Jack Dolan. The probabilities are that Jack Do lan, the Newport cyclone, who was released by Washington, will be a colonel in the near future. Manager Chapman has made him an offer and he will probably accept it. Dolan at the begin ning of the season was oca of the best pitehers in the league.

President N. E. Young sayst "Anson and Galvin are living witnesses of the good results of temperance In all things. They are as valuable to-day as they were a dozen years ago. 'Phenomena have arisen, dazzled the public for a brief season by their brilliancy, but in a few short months they have outlived their usefulness and faded away." The franchiso in the Western Base ball league held by St.

Paul has been transferred to Fort Wayne on account of the unsatisfactory financial arrange ments made by St. Paul. FortYvayne will take tho St. Panl club as it r.tands and play the dates of tho Milwaukee club, while the latter club will play the games scheduled to St. PauL The Peoria baseball club has been transferred to Aurora.

The Peoria officers, by mismanagement, ran short of funds, and when called upon by Secretary McCaull for league dues they were unable to raise the necessary money. They were given a couple of days to consider the matter and then decided to pull out, although the Peoria sports are worked up over the transfer. The Aurora officials have raised Aurora will hold Teoria's percentage and the same players. THE LATEST SCHEDULE. Plan of Operation of the New Michigan- Wisconsin League.

The schedule of the new Michigan- Wisconsin league as adopted begins May 27 and closes September 23. The schedule is as follows: a a a a a nf "rt B. (5 a I ft CO r-r a a fc tc t3 X-ie-i Sec rt I 5- te i CC-i-i a Sec ft 2 ft P. a "3 35 i FVS! po jc SPSS? 5SVJS J3 rs S3 a Ok i 2 J3 Haddock's Expensive Trick. The sitrninsr of Pitcher Haddock by Brooklyn for $3,250 brings to a close a curious and laughable incident wmcn grew from the flgfct between the league and the association last fall.

At the close of the season Ward went to Bos ton and met Haddock in the United States hotel. After some talk terms were agreed on and naddock signed a contract fori $3,850. The next morning he called at the hotel and asked to see the contract, saying there were some clauses in it he did not understand. When Ward handed it to him he thrust it in his pocket and ran out of le hotel When the league and association settled their differences Haddock was assigned to Brooklyn and was offered a contract for $3,250, which he refused to sign. He has finally succumbed.

His trick cost him $600. A Crowning Misfortune. Excited Individual-Omcer, I've been robbed. I left a paper parcel, containing five poems, on that seat, and now it's gonel Officer Well, you can write 'em over ag'in, can't you? Excited Individual Yes; but there was a sandwich in the parcel too. Puck.

is a UNION SAVINGS BANK. WITH DAVEKPOUT RATIONAL DANK, E. Cor. Third and Brady, Davenport, Iowa. Opened October I.

1891. Paid VIva iwriwDt IntrKst until nn (It'IXXtHg. Money to loan on real estate and other security OFFICERS. C. TlAWAiin.

rresident. Kumi It NiuimN. Vfcn-Trid1eDt. A. F.

CUTTKit, UasJUer, DIRECTORS. S. F. fmlth, Uriah Roraback. M.

Kauai, O. "Whltaker. Fred R. haroa, A. K.

Cutter, llenry Egbe't, W. Snider, W. C. Hayward. DAVENPORT NATIONAL BANK.

DAVENrOET, IOWA. Capital Hurulua $40,000 KaUtl'abed In! 1864. OFFICERS. F. Smith.

Vrexldent. iirnhv KniiKKT. 8. I. Bawdkn.

Cashle DIRECTORS. F. Smith. A F. Cnttr.

Rornbark, W. C. Hayward, K. Nu'tiug. M.

B. I'hvlps, W. lU8uidr, Henry Acoiunts. collections and otlifr lnslne of banks, hankers, coruoratujns and lndiv.duals respectfully no1i'Ud. CiTIZEliS5 NATIONAL BANK, DAVENFORT, IOWA.

United States Depositor? iapltal, $300,000 1 Surplus, $100,000. OFFICERS; II. ORirtoii, Frestdent. llOBT. Kb ausb, Vice-Preslcent K.H.

Carl. Cashier. Auolpu Aast. Cashier iOIRECTORS: W. MoCLKt ljAND, P.

N. RlCHARDBOK, Kort. Kkaurs, w. O. Wadbwomiu, tiTTO ALiHKRCHT, K.

H.OUKMia, LOHRHZItN, I. OOCLD, KfKlH. A treneralbanklnir business transacted. For Iitn exchange sold at the lowest rate. We Issue bur own dralts on all principal clues or Kurope Scott Go.

Savings Bank. Bank Third and Brady streets. lla.nk KhcoiiiI and Harrison streots. UMh Capital, I 20i OO" (IFFICE1U. I.

n. KitARa, President, IIxkkv K. Pktkuhbn, Vice-President. J. II.

lLAHtf, Cashier. O. A. Kicks, Attorney. DIRKCTOU.

f. IT. Hkara. C. A.

Kickp. J. II. Hash. Henkt K.

PrriBBW J. B. PHBtiH. W. 11.

WlLHOW. A. P. Dob. T.

.1. O'Mkaka. "Otto i.tn. TIva nAr ant Intrii-HMt. i.ll on lnrlllf Money loaned on real estate and persona.

security. Oilice open from 9 a. to 3 P. and on Bat urday until p. m.

German Savings Bank Office 204 and 203 West Second 8t, Paid up Capital, loom Listener, rresnent, L. Vlce-Pre1dent, II. 11. J. V.

Uredow, Asmntani Cashlet. LHliEUTOESi Uto Albrecht, Jen Iorenxen 11.11. Andresen. If. OrhnM.

laniel Gould, Nicholas Kuliueu llenry Liscuer, T. XeuUeutiu- Wahle. MONEY LOANED On real estate and personal necurltT, Offee hours Irom 9 a. M. to 3 r.

u.i Saturday. tO 8 V. M. pt cent Interen rall tin rtroMlM. THE TOST NATIONAL BASK.

DAVENPOKT, IOWA. The first National Bank I a Operation In the U.S Capital ('4 00,000 Sarplun iludivnted frofita, ao.ooo James Thomphok, President. A. Bobwick, Vice-President. jhn 1).

Kidlah. Cashier. Qmo. IIoeun, Assistant Cashier, DIKKCTOIM. JOHW P.

VANPATTKN CHRrBT MCCLLM, jAMKrl THOMPBOIT, JO B. LANK, 8. F. Oilman. ko.

W. Cahlk, A. BUKDlOiC, M. N.1 KlOHARUHOW, IUnhy W. Kibrek, Arrouai HTirrui JohxL.

Dow. Ienenl hanking biimiiHnt.i nr(ict1 IOWA NATIONAL BASS, DAVENPOKT. IOWA. Corner cf Second and Harrison streets. Capital Stock, $100,000 Surplus, S7.000 OKFICE1W.

CUAS. BlDKBBitCKF, lTesldent, A. P. Uojc. Vice-President.

it. II. VittTiis, Cashlet DIRFC10R3. "lhas.Belrterbecke.A.P. Ooe.

M. I. I'etersen. W.C.Putnam, C.A.Flcke, W. Schmidt.

P.J.Paulsen, J. II. I lass, J.D.I'.rockniaDn. W.P.Ilalligan. llenry Schroeder.

rwK teneral bankimt business transacted. Foreign exchange sold at the lowest rates. We Issue our own dralts on all principal cities In Kurope. Davenport Savings Bank. Office S.

W. corner Second and Sts Davenport. Iowa. PId op Capital $200,004 Sarplua utrivi.r..iij A. Bcbdick, President.

Lotis II ai lib, Vlce-Iresident. Wm. O. Schmidt, Attorney, J.H. Mkykk, Cashier.

Otto L. LAiKNnrKomt, Teller. UlBECTOlLSt F.T. Frx-TfCK, Hkvkt Xoum, Louih Halur. A.

UliRUICir. Jamas Thompson, Wm. Schmidt, K. II. I1AWCOOK.

Five per cent Interest, paid 03 deposit. Money loaned on real estate and personal entity mice open from A. m. to 3 p. and on Ha ordaytos r.

TK0FESSI0XAL CAEDS. JU8T1CK OF THE FEACH. 11LKIK PKTEKS. Attorney-at-Iaw and antice of the Feaee. 327 West Second Street, Davenport, Iowa.

LAWYERS. J. A. IIANLfcV, Civil and Criminal Lawyer, Rooms 2 and 3, Whitaker Building, 8. Vt.

cor Third and Krady Sts. Iavenjxrt Iowa, GJKO. E. HDBBF.LL. CH AS.

H. l5 li X1 HIHIIKLL UUIinELL, A i toruey a-at-la 118 West Thwd Stieet. lMvenpjrt la. i. v.

aw. a. p. n'ooiaa. GANNON McOClUK.

Attorneya-W Law. Boutnwest corner Third and Brady streets. Liavenport, ia. Money to loan on real estate. DETECTIVE ACENCr.

wTANDARD DKTKCTIVE AKCY, N. Ajiara t-, Chicago, xiL: coniiueiiai, rename PHYSICIANS. WM. L. AJLLKN, M.

Ji. fltyniclan and Surgeon Whitaker JJiock. Itesideuce lltli and Grand Avenue. Telephone 441 OAYKNPOltr STEAlI dye works. All kinds of coloring'and cleaning done, J.

Muster. Prop'r. 326 Brady. K.M. BAX.ZIXI., Practical Plumber, Gas Steam Fitter, J28 r.

Ihird St. this morning, Mrs. Doolihan? Mrs. Doolihan He is no better, ne is laid up wid the rumatics. Whin he goes to slape he lays awake all night, and his toes are swelled up as big as a goose egg, so when he stands up he falls down immediately.

Texas Siftings. The "Way They Take "Why do you keep the butcher knife by the side of the water cooler?" asked a man who was making his first visit to Cincinnati of the hotel clerk. "To cut tho water into slices, sir," replied the clerk, with some surprise- Life. Productive of Heat. Glanders It is said that paper can be used effectively in keeping a person warm.

Gazlay That is very true. I remem ber a thirty-day note of mine once kept me in a sweat for a month. Jury. Embarrassing. Laura I had to part with my chap eron, 1 sorry to say.

Flora Why, dear? "My latestr ah conquest used to be her husband." Detroit Free Press. No Style About Her. Marguerite Why did you drop Carrie Gasket's acquaintance? Mae Oh, she's too utterly old-fash ioned. She won't spell her name "Carolyn." Truth. A New Ilawkgliaw.

First Detective How did you dis cover that English defaulter's identity? Second Detective I got off a pun and he was the only man in the crowd who laughed at it. Puck. HOX. WM. F.

CODY. "Buffalo BUI." Rrftmr ara familiar with tlio famOTfl Buffalo Bill's wonderful wild west show. Prior to Ins venture abroad, Mr. Cody exhibited at Staten Island, in New York Harbor, where lie became afflicted witu JHaiaria. Knowinj? the virtues of Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, Mr.

Cody sent to the agents lor this wonderful Iudiau remedy, and after using a few bottles was permanently cured. It is a remarkable medicine," said Mr. Cody, and I have known of its virtues a long time. You may use my name and say that for what it claims to do it has no equal. and for malaria and chills it is lar superior t.r nninine in manv wavs.

This, from tho leaoxng piamsman Amer ican history, a man wuose micgruv ia uu- mipstioned. should Ttrove bevond a shadow of doubt that Kickapoo Indian Sagwa is just what is claimed tot it an honest medicine of superior curative qualities, combining the best of the vegetable kingdom gathered from the forests and gardens of nature. WEAK, NERVOUS QB IN PAIN Froir some long-standing ailment, or feel that your constitution (nervous system) Is failing, or that some affliction has taken, or Is taking, permanent hold of you, which you have been, and are still, unable to throw off or control, whether In the first or last stage remember tlat Ir. Gregg's Electric Belt and Appli ances a iijl system of Hume Treatment -will cure yon. No medical Dr other mode of Electric Treat ment can at all compare with them.

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The Gregg Electric Foot Wanner, price $1,00, keeps the feet warm and dry and is the only lne Electric Insole. nle who have paid their money and been cured can tell you what has beenioone lor tnem a way that will convince you. Complete cata logue of testimonials, prices, Cc.aCircular free. Inducements to Good Agents Address. THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE 501 Inter Ocean Chicago, 111 and mention this paper.

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Address THE STERLING REMEDY 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Indiana Mineral Springs, Warden Ind. 311 Harrison Street MERCHANT TAILORS. The Finest Custom Work'at Libera! Prices. A Large Variety of Samples always on Hand. Cleaning and liepalring.rrmptly Done.

Ii sf fe- Fact That J. S. Faris Sells Plain And Fancy Groceries At The Lowest Prices Is Wel1 Known. Order Your Teas, Coffees, utter, Eggs, Fruits, Vegetable Etc And Save Money Telephone No. .1213 Harrison Street J.

S. Faris. ride on. It is known the. world over; as "America's Greateit Railroad" the noted four-track trunk line.

Seventeen splendidly equipped passenger trains, north and west bound, roll out daily from its magnificent Grand Central Station. Fourth Avenue and Forty- second Street, in the very heart of New York Uity. It make3 connections wiiu all the nrmcinal northern and western points of travel, while its Hudson River route to and from Buffalo and Niagara Falls is a marvel for scenic beauty. The fine roadbed insure3 comfort and ease, its thorough construction making possible the fact that the New lork Central trains have beat the world the record for fast time. The passenger coaches are models, and more than comfortable; in style and finish they everywhere reflect the taste and skill of their builders.

As to the parlor and sleeping cars well, thi3 road appears to have a patent there on everything cosy and attractive and luxurious, the traveler at once sinking into blissful repose by day and utter oblivion at night as he literally is whirled to a sound, sweet sleep, in a visit to the land of dreams. Add to this the conveniences, common to a vestibuled train, to be found in a buffet, the delightful smoker, the lunch and the more imposing dining tables, and what is there to wish for? Then, if you are landed at the metropolis, there a street car under the Grand Central Station roof, on a side track, waiting to carry you exactly where you wish to go. Take the New York Central for Falls, and sure, next year, on tnn to Chicaso. From Daily and Weekly Item, Lynn, Mass. Weakness.

Weakness of itself is not a disease and vet. it i3 an ailment that is most distressing. We admire strength but we ritv weakness. Weakness is tne effect of disease. It is the last weapon nf t.h rrrim monster before he lavs his victim in the grave.

Weakness, like rain. is a warning that the system is out cf order, that the machinery of life is being tampered with and does tint run smoothlv. Weakness means the blood is impoverished, the digestion is roor. the appetite is gone, the system is clogged and the various functions nf thH bod are disordered. JNature 13 calling for aid- Obey the call.

Assist nature bv using a few bottles of Dr. liuli Karsaparilla. xou will be surprised to feel to much better Ynnr dieestion will improve, lour blood will become vitalized and made pure. You can exercise without fatigue. You can sleep and feel refreshed, a wnrrl.

vnn will feel altogether like a 7 new person. writes from Louisville, Ky. "Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla is the very best medicine in all tne worm. 1 have tried bitters and tonics, but no remedy ever done me so much good and made me feel so strong and wen as ur.

John Bull's Sarsaparilla. John D. Park Sons wholesale agents, 175, 177 and 179 Sycamore Cincinnati, Ohio. Memphis Boat. NEW FAST TRAIN SOUTH.

On Saturdav. November. 8th, the Kansas City, Fort Scott Memphis R. Tt. Co.

will further improve its passenger train service to the South and Southeast bv the addition of a fast train running through solid. Kansas Citv to Birmingham with through Pullman Buffet bleeping Car Kansas City to Atlanta, making a saving of nearly twelve hours over present schedule to Birmingham, Atlanta and points beyond. The fast train will leave Kansas Citv daily, at 6:15 p. arriving at Hoxie 7:30 a. Memphis a.m.

Birmingham 10:15 p. m. and Atlanta via Georgia racihe Railway at a. at which latter point sure connec tions will be made with the througn trains of diverging lines, thus making but one change of cars Kansas City to Jacksonville and other Mints Florida. Dav mail trains leaving Kansas City will run only as fai as connecting closely at Nichols for points on the Frisco line.

Night express leaving at p. will run through to Memphis, connect ing with K. C. M. through bleep ing Car line for Atlanta and carrying through Buffet Sleeper Kansas City to New Orleans, as heretofore.

For map of route and time table folder, address J.E. Lockwood, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Kansas City. i Reduced Kates. nilhnois State Prohibition Convention.

Springfield, 111., May 31 June 1. 1892. For above occasion tickets will be placed on sale at all offices of the R. 1. P.

Rv. at one fare for round trip. Tickets on sale May 30, 31, and June 1, 1892. Good returning until and including June 2, '92. Special attention is called to connection made at Peoria with S.

E. train, R. it P. train arriving at 5:40 and J. S.

E. tram leaving at p. m. Arrives in Springfield at 10:20 p. m.

1C. bTOCKHOUSE, Gen'l Pass, Republican National Convention, Minneapolis, Minn. COMMENCING JUSE 7, 1892. For above the "Burlington C. B.

0. IL R. will sell tickets to Minneapolis and return at a round tnn rate of one lowest nrst-ciass rare. Tickets on sale June 2d to 6th inclu sive: return limit to and including June 2oth, lby-, inclusive. II.

D. Mack, Division Passenger Agen t. What, no Wh certainly, you can get The Times, Davenport's brightest and most readable paper, delivered at your door anywhere in Davenport every evening by carrier tor only ten cents a week. Dr. John Bull's.

"WOrm 3Destr3rer SAFE. SURE AND TASTE GOOD. Guaranteed to completely remove all worms from either children or grown people. II your child is cross, peevish or s'ckly, or if you your self feel bad. try the as and good health will ainekjy loiiow.

'lm-y eradicate tne germs 01 lisease, increase the appetite, improve the digestion, and strengthen the system. Ask your druggist for them. Friee 25 cents. Sent mi reeetnt of price by Jotri 1). rarK Sons tk, wholesale agents, 175, 117 179, Sycamore bt.

load to innrmiiy. luiwum iimu nu inanity. 1'ut enrrv In vest porkeu by mall tn plain piU'Knto 1. or for HA. (With every order we Kuiimntrr to enre or rrfBiid monrv.

I hilt the Citv 13 crrowinr fast and real railways are buildmr ana several lands west FINANCIAL. SAFESTSlEINVESTMENTS. HEAL ESTATE L0AXS On Improved Farms in Iowa and Northern Missourri. Over THREE MILIJOXS In such-loans handl4 by us without loss of any client. Every Loan Cio1im1 by and Papers Cona-Ilete Betore.tlflfered to Investors.

II. M. HEHLEY, Attorney. MASONIC TEMl'LE KOOMS30, 31 and 32, Maturing Results -OF- Equitable Life cf New York. All 20-Year Tontine Endowments, maturing in 1892, show a return of the premiums -paid, with interest at rates between 6 and 7 per cent, per annum.

J. F. WRIGHT, Gen'l Agent. Room 02, Whitaker Block, Davenport. GREAT HIT! A HAPPY MEDIUM I Keep your ears open when riding with the wind; it will increase your speed.

Also keep your eyes open when buying a Bicycle; it will pay you to do so. THE DAVENPORT CYCLE are now offering 1892 Couriers at 105.00. See their line at 225 west Second Street. IS. JK Wagner of Grlnnell, Iowa, Well-known throughout the United States, as wholesale Binder Twine dealers, have made one of the greatest discoveries of the century.

Their Kareka Ualr Betoratlve and OanUruf Cure is growing the hair on bald heads. It Id curing all scalp diseases and will also stop the hair from coming out. It Is harmless ana is Warranted, do all that Is claimed for It or Money Refande after sixty days trial If not satisfactory. For saje bv all leading druggists is ta give our partron the very BEST FRESH SALT MEATS In the market at the lowest prices. Telephone No.

27. 1531 Harrinon Street, Iavenport, la. r-I' urm try UNA0QOAINTIO WITH THE OSOOBAPMY Of TMI COUNTAV WIU OBTAIN MUCH IWFCIMATIOH FBOM A TUDy Of THIfl MAP Of TMI CMcap.JMIslaii&PacificEy. tncludtoK tinea 2wt and Wert of thfl M'eeourl Biver. The Street Srr-TTfsrtTH WATKSTOWS.

6IOUX and PIT'ELO. Free RcHnlnK Chair Cart to and from cmoAw, rrj: SScAOO-WKSliAl HOXCHlUaOIJ. SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS Thrxneh Coacbee. Bleepem, Trea Fecnnmf Chair Cara and (East cf Mo. divert rnmnf Jt" oaLV uctwoou 1 CIL SIAHcSB and OMAHA, wltn inTchair Oar to HOKTH PIATTB N.b..

an6 between CHICAGO and HT. r5T. flnlendid Uioiru? Hott west of BtWh and Kansa. City. Ej-curaloo wltii Choice of Houtea to and from Bait t-a Goda.

the BaniUrluma. and Bcealc GraadourB of Coloraoo. ui. Tints Albert Lea Route. Solid Epree8 Train, daily weenCicMO and Mlnneapousanaou and f7om tboil Vlrtte to wlrtowri.

Sioux yalla. tho Hunting aad yiahlng Grounaa 01 The BhortX.ine via Beneaand icti nnti other Southern polnta. ForTiefceta. Maps, Folder or 3 ion, at any Coupon Taiet Office, Vvul tion, E.ST. JOHN, JCHH SEBASTIAfli asal Oenl Tkt.

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J. i i i I II. II. HUBDT, -DEALER IN- Channel Ice Residence 1030 West Front St. Orders left at W.

Lilhs' Grocery, 42 Brady street, or at Huebinger's Restaurant, 315 Brady street, and Coleman Daily's Grocery, loOl Brady street, Davenport, Iowa. SITZ NORdORDT, DEALKKS IX apids Ice Orders left at Busch's Drug Store, 307 west Second street, or at 151G west Spcond street, and at foot of Bridge will receive prompt attention. W. F. SITZ, E.

II. SITZ, SAM K0RG0RDT. Telephone 401. Are You a Catholic? Are you unemployed? Will you work for $18.00 per week? Write to me at once. J.

It. GAY, IQ4 Madison CHICAGO, ILL. These tiny Capsulesare superior to I Balsam of Copaiba, Cubcbs and Injections. (jfJDYj They cure in 48 hours the Jvi. same diseases without any incon venience.

SUL0UT flULUr.UUlil51! JOIN OUll CJjASS. Prepare Yourselves For a Lucrative Profession. Enlist for a Course of Book-keep ing and Arithmetic, or a Course of Short-hand, With the Leavenworth Business College In order t3 further popularize out department of iustrucling by mail, we will give a thorough course of Instruction In double and single entry Bookkeeping and Commercial Arithmetic, or a thorough course ot instruction in Short-hand (Benn Pitman's stem,) by mail for only ten dollars. Tuition to be paid at the time of No charge for diplomas. Success ab solutely guaranteed.

Classes formed the lath ol each month. Our May class comprises students. Iluudreds of graduates, now holding remunerative positions, testify ta the superiority of our instruction. This marvelous success attainded by a strict adherence to the principles ot thoroughness, a high order of tuition, the use of the best of systems and the most progressive methods, combined with clearness of expression and absolute accuracy, is what made the Leavenworth Eusit.ess College the most famous of all the western colleges. Our mail department is under the supervision of an able instructor.

Join our class, ana prom bv our experience. Fnranv desired intormatiOP. aaaress, witn stamp- 1 ICUr J. a. Pres.

LEAVENWORTH BUSINESS COLLfcOL, Lock Box 180. LEAVEN WOM II, KANSAS. IVHY IS THE LAS SHOE r.EMTLEMEM tuc accr cunPiM iHf WQR1 FDH THE MONEY? lib fcfa.W I 7 vnn it is a shoe, wnn Doiarnw to hurt the feet; maue 01 ine tcbi. iinu 1 -nV mjirf. Klutes Of tLlS araAe tluln any other It equals hand-wwpl bIkk-s costing trtnn frlAA) to $-JW.

wm 1 1 aiul-wt-n cd, the finest calf t-h'e ever tor 5.a; eiials rrenca WF 11.,.. vlt nf. ana oair. tf sty lisii. corafurtabV and arable.

The bt hoe evfr ca. rl at this price same cua- TtSroad Men ttt Curriers all wear them; fine calf, Inside, heary three eoles, eiton- S2 "hU price- will eoavinca tkosa .1 Ki.mi iVcrkmiman's shoe Birc.DK aril durable. Ibosa win) i.o tuom a Will wear Bootnermako. LsGyS Vorn tlie boys everywnere; fit-yseU ta tbtir merits, a- the ni reas.lT,(r sales snow. VmViti CS "linsola.

very styliah; equaUfrencb shoo for and dnrabie. i' naiuo ami vfice are stamped oa the bottom cf ca shoa. rs-wAKi! tvO on loer I nv, rtfa(l iit-aleri m.jiiyins i on. MU7 FOE SALK BY S. B.

Sn RoTittivrest Cor. Second and llarrisos -Si IieduceJ Bailroad Kate. To Minneapolis and return for $9.13, on account of Republican National Convention June 2d to June 6th inclusive, fia G. R. I.

P. iiway (Albert Lea route). Tickets good to return until June The only direct through line from Davenport. Two fast express trains daily in each direction. No change of cars.

h. M. Allen, Agent. i Two Ways. Teacher Don't you know what s-u-g-a-r spells? What does your mother give you when you won't take your medicine? Little StudentA "pankin'." Good News.

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