The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 3

LAJTD FOB bVbIbb. T1IK GREAT REGULATOR. FINANCIAL. HIDICAL. tNHOBANCB.

RlUUROAD' DAILY DEMOCRAT. ii m.ji)$r. CEOCRAPHV OP THIS OOINTUT, WILL WHO 13 AJNACQUAIMTCD WITH THR 15 BV KXAMININO yteforthlwgrAlbwrtLyn VX IB ilj fr-' rfil CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PAC.FIC RAILWAY By reason of Its central position and close rotation to all principal line East end West, at Initial and terminal point, constitutes the most important xntd-oontt-nontal link in that avatars of through tramtportation whlcli invite and fafl-tatea travel and tralllo botween cities of the Atlantic and Pucitlo ia also tbe favorite and bet route to and fi-orn points Enat. "rtlnari sasst boutbeaat, and oorreapondinfr point eat. Northwest (UicLBoulhwoat, The Hoc it laiand includes in ita main Una linrl branch, Claatra, Jollet, Ottawa, La Sails, Pooria, Crxneaeo, Molina and Boclc Inland, In lUlruiae; Davenport, Muscatine, Waahiniton, FalrnelrL Uttumva OekaUooaa, West Liberty, Iowa City, Da Moinea, Indlunolu.

Wlnterset, Atlantic, Knoxville, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centre and Council Bluff, in Iowa) Oal la tin, Trenton, Cameron and Kanaaa City, in Alleeouri; Leavenworth and Atoblaon. in KanBaa; Albert Lea, Minneapolis and Bt. Paul, in Minnesota; WatarMwA ia Dakota, and hundreds of intermediate cities, towns, vUlatree and atakloa. THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE aruaranteea Its patrons that sense of personal security afforded by a aolkt. thoroughly ballasted road-bod; emootn tracks of continuous steel rati; sub-stevntiallv "built culverts and brtdifes; rolllnir stock sa near perfeoeioa a human skill can make it; the siUety appliances of patent buffers, plaatotnm and air-brakes: and that exactinfr diacipUne which irovern tha practlil operation of all it trains.

Other specialties of thla route ara Tranafara at connecting point in Union Depots, aud the una ur paused umfurka aMl luxuries of its Possensrer Equipment. The Fast Express Trains between Chicago and the Missouri River are nean-posed of well ventilated, flnoly upholstered Pay Coaches, Miumlncent PullBoavn Palace Sleepers of the latest deaUrn, and sumptuous DHiiiiir Cars, In wnicb elaborately cooked meals are leisurely eaten, (rood Dlirostlon waiting" oa Appetite, and Health on both." Between Chlcatra and Kansas may and Atchison, are also run tha Celebrated RecUnlrnr Chair Car. THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Is tha direct and favorite line between Chlcairo and Minneapolis and Paul, where connections are inada In Union Denote for all points In the Territerias and British Provinces. Over this route. Fast Express.

Trains are run to th watering places, summer resorts, picturesque localities, and hunting- and fleams grounds of Iowa and Minnesota. It Is also the most desirable route to the rich wheat fields and pastoral lands of interior Dakota. Still another DIRECT LINE, via Seneca and Kankakee, has been opened between Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, and Lafayette and Council Bluffs. Kansas City, Minneapolis and St.

Paul and Intermediate point. For detailed information see Maps and Folders, obtainable, as wal a Tickets, at all principal Ticket Omoea In tha United States and Canada; or TNIS MAP, THAT THB E. ST. JOHN. Ssnsral Ticks! and Fattsngsr Agsal, Chi B.

O- DES MOINES FT. DODGER. AND CONRBOriONS. Time Table No. 49.

JuB.lt, 'M. oy aaaressinar R. R. CABLE, President and General Manager, Chicago. rfc wmmmmm'S THE ORLEANS Situated on the South Shore of SPIRIT LIKE, Dickinson County, Iowa, the JUinrieeota Line, on th Burlington, Cedar Rapids Northern Railway.

THE ORLEANS will be under tbe personal supervision of J. Hutchinson (ts. the past five your proprietor of Lake Park Tloti 1, Lake Mlnuetonka, and wu. open for the'roccptiun of pucstn June 1st. Visitors will fltul The Orlean 1.

first olasi in alflts appointments, bitntf woll Bupplicd wtth tiaa, Hot and Cold Water Baths, Electric Bells, and all modnrn improvements. Steam Laundry, Billiard II alls. Bowling Allay, and positively free from annoy en by Mosqnitos. Bound Trip Excursion Tickets will be on sale May let, on the Burlington. Cedar Rapids A Northern Roilwny ami all connecting lines, at low rates, to the following points iu Iowa and Minnesota: Spirit LfcJte, Iowa; Albert Lea, St.

Paul, Minneapolis, Lake Minnetonka, White Lake and Duluth, Minnesota; Clear Lake, Iowa; Lake Superior Points, Yellowstone Park and Points In Colorado. Write for a Guide to the Pnrnmer Resorts, and Rplrit Lake anl its attrsctions, to th Genend Ticket and Pusaenger Agent Cedar Ttnpi.ls, Iowa, For Hotel Rates writo to J. HtrrcmmjoN, fiiiirit Lake. Iowa THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK Ottle DonJbwMt curlier Mam and Second rtrsst Lneutort, low. DD t0.fJ(j Barplne.

StM 1v tw cent interest paid on MONYLONID Od ml aerate and oerwonel Mcnril Oftii boar trnro 0 ft. m. to I p. iaturday kb p. n.

otmrrs'iLai W. Lisrlsr. Pidnt. L. Wahls, Vice Pre ri.

M. llliMD, Cashier. J. E. Bredow.

Asst. Casbisv. O.to Albrecht, en Ixjrenseu, r. H. Andreses.

John M. Daniel Onuld, Nicholas Knhnao, Henry I.ianior. H.Tenhentin, WaMe THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK WAVENPOKT. IOWA. Th first National Bank inoperatiun in the TJJS Ca funln (V .) ndivuisd ttrufi 60..

10 OEKKEhS. James Thorn J. E. fteveoson, Pr -silent. Vioe r-rsJsnt John B.

idlar, Cnrl.ier. D1KECT0BS. Walkr Adfimu. hvtl Mn)lw. Jam' on pKa, ntev.nsun, 8 ii lnUl 1.

A Tti rk wn rr-nob. Hsuiy W. terse'. August btetlru, Kehrs Oen.ral harkirg busing trnn-wt1. SCOTT COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, OrHosln Davenport Ktiot.l fcwsk Building Oa Capite! Five per cent lnreif unid oadl oetts Money loaned on rl wtxtc end sorwiuai tj rarity.

OWhiiimi from mm s. to I'r- u. of natordays from tiX) to p-ir. orruisas H. Hatn.

President. Henry Pntew.n, Vice PrealrW.t J. Hui, C. A. Eicke, Attorney.

l)IHMT0Ha. I. H. Bean A. Ktnra J.

H. Has. hoary K. Pet.ritt J. B.

Weo. M. Hcrn-idt. A. P.

Do. John I Mi)M. Otto Klner DAVENPORT SAVINGS BANK, OffiA in Pint Natiow.l Bank Bai.r pj. Cash coiti tiawnr Five per cent Interest paid on deposits. Money loaned ml serai and personal snrity.

Cfhoe ru from It A. M. to P. asrt U1 nrday to 8 P. oifK'Wi.

WsJker AfWme, Prfwidwrt. Ioni Hilf r. vi" Prii1t Whit.M.firant. Attorney. B.

Meyor. 'whir. Otto L. Lwieulxrtrr, Taller. WBBfTOBH.

Wm. O. Hchmidt, Aia. htefftti. Jm.

'J'hniDpson, W) kr A luii Henry Rohra, foais Whit. U.eraot, W. H. Uvcksr. P.

H. Hancock. CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK. OW DAV KNPOBT. IOWA.

Cpitrf filt.V Sarplu 10C.OO liltlUIU. W. K. Grig. i.

8. Vrl. rr Cfcuhier. Robert Itnia, dol( Prieetxr, Vine Preeldettt. Aset.

C'hier. T. W. M(K'lllad. i.

N. Pl-hardrim. W. WiwiKworth. F.

H.frii. r. onld H. H. Andrreen.

Kohert Kmitim, CXto Albrecht. I orenti. p. T. K.h.

A ireneral hAnkinjr buainmw ia transacted. fnreitm eznnanee uie iowei rKie. i We ine our owr dratc on all the princiiMil ol-ti of Knrope DAVENPORT NATIONAL BANK. Capital. moi Burnlne 4ti.l(j DoiTided Protita IB.010 fl.

B. Ballord. ti. F. Uraith.

Prnaidettt. Vioe-ProaiJent. Sao. E. Mai wnU, 8.

D- Bawden, t'aahier. Aaat. Cnahlar. DtBBCTOBB. Robert Sickele.

E. H. Ballord. Oeo. H.

Frecrb, 1. H. bear, H.Prtpe, vnj. Henwick. iohn L.

ilea. H. F. Bmith. Jchn H.

Pheli. rBpaoiaJ attanliun giTan to collection in I hi tat a. ffterlina; bill in loni to nit pnrchaaera Eiohanve oo ell principal pointe in tCurope. A eeneral haolrine hrm4e trMmanted. CAKPKNTFitB AM) Bt'lLDEHB.

P. W. WILLIAMS, CARPENTER And Contractor. Btnall lobe aaoeftlaltv Qnk arork end rr'" omn etoial alley, be-waen Biady i nd fei ry utrwtii. J.

H. WHlTAKtH, CARPENTER BUILDER SHOP VI1H STKAM KlWER ONDKKTA RJLUB iOHNi SILMS, UNDERTAKER. 810 West Third Street, DAVENPORT, IOWA- Price lower than any other plwea in the city. FhOKKMHIOAIi t'AKIW. Ari'OKNKYB.

J.JtMI.NM. Attorney Law, Boom 17 Helloed Huililinn, No. Uld Street, WASHINGTON, D. C. PATENTS! PK.NHiONS CLAIMS! Praetioea in the 8.

hnlnvme Conrt, Court of the lietrii't, Maryland and Virginia, an b. fore the I emrln nm. yaHitf 1. MttBPHT. OBO.

B. OOCLO. JllHPHV AlilUUI, Attorney at Iw, ITeniiort. Itiwa. OtHoe, Sle- jr.

l. ATTOHNKV AT LAW, Otto in MeOelland'e block, onrner Third and Main treet. ttayenport, Iowa. AJUa 0BAST. WHIT.

M. OBAXT. Attorney nd Counsellor tt Law, UaTenport, iowa. 91. T.

IIITl'OK, Attorney and Counaelor at Law. Office, Nichol ltVk. rt. W. corner of Second and Brady tajJtira.

nu.u.MHnuiT, Xttoraey and earner Uarneon and Second feete. MU 0. I1XB. HPKMAH BlOCS. ull.l A ttorney and onnaelor at 814 Main Bt.

K.T.MAMIIOII. r.oomi. A MIAHrM I IA. Attorney, at Law. B.

W. corner Third and Brady elrMMe. DkTentwrt, Iowa. Money tu Lues on real eetafe. A.

J. ltlKf.l L. Lawyer. N. corner Third and Main Btreeta.

joaJur.oBBxn. juurans. Attorney and t'rnnellore at Law. Othoe in taewoomo Mouae Block. Main bt.

Oar an port. Dwaaa oooi. fbahb l. dodab. COOK A DOItlaK.

Attorney and I ounoellor at Law, 218 Main L.JI.1IHHKK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OtHoe at No. til Brady etreet, Veile'a block, lMyandort, Iowa. Mll.ll HKI.XC Attorney and Connaellor at Law. Offioe, N.

E-corner Second and Main treeta, oyer Citi-een National Bank. Dayei)P(irt. amaa. a rtrraaa. joum b.

bosbbb. ri THAM ek K04 KKa Attorney and Connaellore at Law. Office Viele' Block. Oa.end rt, Iowa. PUKSlCLANS.

J.w. WATZkK, H. Homeopathic ytiei and Surgeon, Office: Over Strife; store, 2d and Harrison t. Uttic hoars: 10 lo li, i U. u.

iutiV-dU J. W.M. ttAAKB. physician and Sara-eon. Office in the basement of Oaeenport National Bank.

liesidenceS.W. corner lth and Let iaire Btreeta. J. A. HU1, M.l..

Byaioian and Sure eon. Offioe B06 Brady St. ideno arest lrtth Uayendort, Iowa. asm. bpeoiai siwuuuu svfou viuviu, mm wu acuta disease.

JBHJS. HTKLLA H. IkltHIILK, JH. A. Orncx S12 Bbaot Stbkbt.

fMHoe hoar, 9 to 12 a. m. and to t. and 1 to O'clock, P.m. JUSTICES.

AiKO. HKAllKJt. JuaWiow of tho Poa, Notairy Publioanol polioa Maejiatret. Ottos. 415 went 4th street, l.if ptnue 55.

hseideiice 68 Main street; 1 pnone MO. UEMlsTS. B. BloriAB. B.B.- A.

W. M'CAMPLCaa. D. D. aOKUABJ At HeVASItUWIt, DENTISTS, Ubtety Bnilding.

corner Bixth and Brady Bt. JC.T. UVBK, UBCTITSr. 0wr.CnaTOo. Listen tc Yonr Wife.

I Tbs Manchester Guardian, June loss, say: At one of the "Windows" Lnukiax on the woodland ways! With clomp of rhodooendmm aiul tirm niHaewa of May "Tliwe an interrstiuc croup. It included oiie who had been a "Cotton spinner," but ws now so Paralysed 'That he could only bear to lie in a reclining position. This refers to my case. I was first attacked- twelve years ago with "Locomotor Atxy" (A piralytiodtu-seof nerre fibre rarely erer cared), aud was fur sa.eral year, btreiy able to Bet at'uU And for the Five year not able to attend to my bus ne. allhouun Mauy thm4 have been d'-ne for me.

The last experiment beiotf Nnire tretchinaT. Vwo years aero 1 wm votea into 1 he" Home for Incurables! Near Manchester, ia May. 182. 1 am no "For rntthinf in the shape of patent" Mvdcinee? And made many objection to my dear wife's constant mrg.ng- ta try Hop Bitters, but finally tc pacify her I hsd'oirt quite finished the first bottle when I felt a or ange me oyer me. Inn was Sator.

day, NoyenibiM- Id On Sunday morninar I felt so bin a 1 said to my room companiona, "I was Mire I could "Waik! So started acrw tbe floor and back 1 hardly knew how to contain mvaelf. I was all oyer tt.e noose. 1 sm saining strength eaab day, and walk quite safe without any Or Support. 1 am now at my own house, and bops soon to be able to earn my own ivm again. 1 har been a samber of the Manchester BxiaU Kx.jhsnga" or nMii 1 ihi it Tears, and was mtwt heartily corjftraTolated on into the room on Thursday lavt.

Very grfcUffully yours. f- 4CS)I DUWKSDBa. Manchef-tor ('ng Deo. 2. i83.

wo yetars laUr ata perfectly well. trMciiie If when yon cell for Hop Hit'er (see oreen elvlrr of Hop on the irKite label the druggist bands out any asun CMlii 1. Warner ier-man Hop Bittors or with other Hop same, re-fiKe it and sr ua that druggi-ta you would a vilKo-rand if he ha thkn vour money for the muff indict him for the fraud and tut him for damage, for the wind end we will' reward you liberally for th conviction. Frightful Case of a Colored Man. I contracted a fearful case of blool poison in lhia.

i was tmaterl by some of the best phvsi-cia in Atlanta. They u-d the old reinrtiii- of Mercury and Potash, which brought on rheu- uiKti-ui and my organs, ve ry j-int in me was swollen and full pain. When I given no to die. my physicians thought ir. wo td be cood tiroe to fe-t vir-tnea of Hwif rs Specific.

When 1 cDiroiucel taking S. b. B. the ptiynician oairt 1 could not live two wekH nuder tlio ordiaary treatment. He commenced t--.

a-tv n'etham' lioilieslrictly according direct on, which I com ioued for sv- ral moat lis. 1 tmjg not hug else, ana to improve from tbe ve-y brfct. ioon the rbouioaiiKin leltme, mi epptit berm-all ngr.t, and the ulo-'ri, which he doctor sa were the icoat frightful hid evr fen, bgan to heal, aud bv the h't of Ooeober, IKSI. I was a wll m.n again. am t-trongr now than 1 evr heforf.

and weivh moro. S. rl. 8 has Kaved uie from an ear.y grivn. Lem MoClknik n.

Lem McClendon has bnn in the employ of the Cheee-Carley Company for some years, aud I kaow the above statements to be true. At ihe Lime he began taking Swift foPCinc he was in a horrib condition. I regard his cure as miraculous. W. B.

KOyBf, Manager, Cueea-Carley Atlanta Division. Atlanta, (ia April 1, lr. For sale by all drueg.sts. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. The Swift SryeciAc Co- Drawer 8- Atlanta.

Bi N. er 157 W. 23d St. BITTSBS, AS wTOwlUnt tOBiw rf X-VTUBltw ftWTCr, TXI TMWl Vtvtia wovUl. cure IjjstH psta, XHArrtHsA, Pfrcr rxl Ao.

Aod All laMrtlnw of the OrgxuA. A tew dnp ra)jwt gUbM OI cnnvifnfBB, lin.nw gnnu, n. an jt tintMnuu. Aim tout pwr ur-itr'" tmurn asjiuii J. W.

SCL! 41 XnOAIWAY. X. A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever. DS.T. FELTS GOTJSATO'S i Ke oves TacPioiples Freckles, Moth.

llab and Skin and every blem ish bftinty, and dehes detection. It as toodthe test of thirty years, end is so harmless we taste it to be sure. the orenarati 50, fa properly mace. cpt no counterfeit of similar name. The distioizuiahud Dr.

L. A. Bavre. said to a lady of the haul ton (a patint): "As you Iwtirt will use them, I recommend 'Uouruud't Oram' a the leat harmful of all the Hkin preparaliim: One bottle will last six months, usinif it every day. Also Poudre Subtile removes snperBons hair without injury to the skin.

Mmb- SI. B. T. OOUKAKO, Sole 48 N. X.

For sal hy all DruggisU and tancy uowib Dealers. feTBeware of bane imitations. 1X00 rew-rd for arrest and proof of any one selling the same. febtl-ttsAi'owSoioe Humphreys9 llannal of all By T. HUPHBiYS, B.

D. BIC8LI BOCSD IK CLOT IT anil GOLD Mailed UFT OT PUntCIPAT, MOB. CUBES. ysicc Fevers. Congestion, Infant.

,29 Diarrhea of Ghildrsa or Adults Uysentery, Griping. Bilious .95 Cholera Sforbus, Vomiung .23 Touhs, Cold, bronchitis. euralgla. Toothache, 2.J Headaches, bick Headache, HOMEOPATHIC llyspepsia, biiiou. Stomach .25 riunpfeMea or Painful Croup.

Cougb, Difficult iS Salt Hbeum, Erywplas. Fever and Ague. Chills, in.a Rlinit or bleedina Catarrh. Inilvmr.a, Cold in the Head. Whooping .01 (iencral lt'hlliiyPhaioal WeaknsM Kidney Kervou Irluary akness.Wetting JH Disease of the Heart, Palpitation, l.Wj I ICS.

Sold by rraT9ii. or wnt postpaid on receipt of ptiott. UtarUliKllB' B.WCliEt.lOWFMltw-bw.lS.l- NO FEE i lSSI. i 186 So. Until Better! I CHICAGO, ILL.

Clerk St, The regular old established Physician and Surgeon DIt. LAKhC, at the old number continues to treat with his usual great skill all private, chronic, nervon and special diseases. DR. CI. A KK is the oltlcsi Advertising Physician, as files of Papers show and all old kculcni know.

Ago and experience Important. B4r Ncrroos diseases (with er without dreams,) or debility and loss of nerve power treated scientifically bv new methods with never failing success. EST It makes no difference what you have taken or who has failed to cure you. r7 Toon; moo and miuaie-ageo men and all who suffer should consult the cel.or.tea Dr. Clarke at once.

Pf The terrible poisons of ail bad blood and kin disease of every kind, name and neture completely eradicated. Remeui-ber, that one horrible disease, if neglected ol improperly treated, curses the present and coming generation. t9 Diseased dlscharsres cored prompt-y without hindrance to business. Bolh sexes consul confidentially. If in trouble.

cail or write- uslsys are uanperous. -rnwrwm- atloB Is to tnier or lime. jm. wruieu warranty oa cure given in every case undertaken. E7 Send two amir K-f'r ce! ebrated worst on C'bronlc.

jr.J Drlicate Diseases. on have an exhaustive rjy which to stuC'V case. Consultation, personally or iciicr, tree. Consult the old Itoctor. Tkoun(ft enred.

Office and pcirlors private. You see no one hut the Doctor. Before confiding Your case consult Pr.CLAHKE. A letter or call mav save future suffering and shame, and add frolden years to life. Medicines sent everywhere secure trom exposure.

nours, to Sunday, to ta. Address: r. V. m. 1S8 S.

Clark Chicago, IU. ulaijiicod Restored csoainir Prmvtnre Decay. Herroaa Drybui: "osi Manhood. c. hiiig trid in Ttti tTT -wb niiwdy hJadivrtd a simplemMClof t.t anre, whicb will twnd FREE to hi fVtJO (MuTwrers, AdiAaoV tdLRiiK VKS.

43 UlAthvnit5uJSt)w Vorlc. in Agreeable Aperient This well-known preparation is highly tecoui mended for Dyspepsia, Hbadaohb. Biokoeoi the Ktcmach. Heartburn and all com Plain tc inaj from Acidity. Bilious and Maiarial evea a.

It sool the blood aud regulates the bowei it is favorite medicine for children, and its aoid i tr and sweet taste makes it collinf- and refreshing. Pat ap in bottles. Pre par. 4 by A. liOOKBS' if.

armmxoa 20 BgnnBtl. watbbs, bbipijtt. THE TOWN OF ONTARIO. I a new town lust started in Uie centre of Walla County, Dakota. It ia pleasantly located 01 lake of clear water; ia in the centre of a large belt of the richest wheat country; will be the county aeat of the county, and offer great in- duooruents to new corner.

Also FOR SALE. FIFTY THOUSAND ACKKS OF TUB BKT WHEAT LAND IN AMERICA. 81 to ted in roster and Well Counties, Dakota. Low Prleest a Averaging about five miles from a railroad station. Soil is a deep, rich loam.

Climate is very healthy, cold is winter bat pleasant in aunimar. Tki i the oemt new country im tattBsaat to met- Ue in. For full Particular apply to O. B. NELSON, tS Washington Minneapolis, or to H.

B. cHXJTT, Kurlington, Iowa. LAUNDUI. TRI-CITY LAUNDRY AND- SHIRT FACTORY L. S.

COLLAMF. WAS'tT TH1WO arwrKT. DAVFSPOHF IA KAIlltOAOrt. HA1LKUAU TIJlK TABLK, t'klraa-o. ttoeb Inland a farlUe Kail.

road. TRAIN'S LEA DAVENPORT, tfomo Hast, Chicago fast express Minneapolis St. Paul fast ex pi Chicago accommodation Hock island accommodation Chioaoo night ex pre 75 a. 10)00 a. ft SOp.

vap. lmup. tooina West. Council Bluffs day express 60 a. Minneapolis A tM- Paul day (40a.

Atlantic accommodation 845. Freight accommodation. a. Freight accommodation SOOp. M.nneaPolia k8t.Paul tM p.

Council Blufls night express littp. Minneapolis irjt.Pauluigbteipre.. IM p. 1 Uoing SovthKtst. Kansa City, Leavenworth A Atchison day express.

Viala. ireightacoommodation IJup. ut hanaas City, Leavenworth Atchison night express 740 p. TRAINS ARRIVE AT DA VENPOHT. From the JCeut.

Chicago night Chicago nigbt express 6JUa. Rook island accommodation Minneapolis A Bt.Paul express Chicago accommodation 5:06 p. Chicago fast ex press 7 Jo p. From the West. Council Bluffs night express Minneapolis A St.

Paul night ui Minneapolis ASt. Paul last Freightacoouiuiodation Freight 8:34 Freightacoommoaauoa. p. Atlantic accommodation Council Bluffs day p. Minneapolis AHt.

Paul day 0p. SFrom the Southwest. Kansas City, Leavenworth 4 Atchison night express Freight ..12:55 p. Fi eight accommodation DJtip. freight jn Kansas City.

Leavenworth A Atchison day express viBOp. The Minneapolis A St. Paul fast express and the Kaunas City, Leavenworth A Atchison night express run dally. All other train daily except Sunday. Trains run by Central time.

A. KIMBALL, K.ST. JOHN, (ien.Supt. (Jen. Ticket A Pas.

Agt. H. H. ulLLS. Agent.

Davenport. CHICAGO, BIKLIBUTUS at all'lN-, HAI LKOAII. DEPOT IN ROCK ISLAND. Tim card taking effect June ts, IMS. Leav Arrive.

7 10 a. 11:30 a. Sterling Passenger. lAi p.m. 1:45 p.m.

Sterling Accommodation. 4iM) p. Denver fasaenger. St. Louis Buy Passenger.

St. Louie Night a.m. DftU a. n. 8) p.

ii IM p.m. 8i0a.ru Runs daily. J. B. LOWRY, Agent.

Office. Ill east Id Wadsworth Block- C. II. et NT. JP.

BA1LKOAII KA1UVB AND BOUTHWB8TBBN DIVI8IOR, Urek Island Depot. Leave Arrive Mail and Express 825 a. m. 6:40 p. Night Express 1105 p.m.

4 80 a. St. PaulExpieas 0J2a. m. i p.

M. ST. P. RAILWAY. Davenport Line.

On and after November 9th, 1884, trains will leave and arrive via CM. A St.P. By as follows: LEAVE. No. Passenger, main line 520 p.

No Freight, 7:45 a. No .7 Passenger, Maquoketa 5:25 p. No. 8 Freight, p. ARRIVE.

No. 2 Paasengei, main line 1:15 a. No. 4 Freight, 140 p. No.

8 Passenger, Maauoketa 615 a. No. 10 Freight, THEIOHABOIITK, BDRL1NGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS A NOBTH-ERN RAILWAY. Time table in effect April 1, 1881.

Trains leave West Liberty as follows: Going North. Mail for Minneapolis 8-40 a. Express for Minne-ipolis 10:40 p. 7si p. Passenger, Spirit Lake 8:45 a.

Accommodation for Minneapolis 630 p. Going South. Mail 8:00 p. Express, St. Loni 4 nil a.

Passenger. St. Louis 5:31 p. Accommodation 2:4 p. B.

F. MILLS. Gen. Agent. THE Chicago Milwaukee, St.

Paul RAILWAY COMPANY Owns ana operate nearly B.OOO miles of the oughty equipped road in Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota. It is the Short Line and Best Route between et principal point in the Northwest and Far West For map, time tables, rate of passage anc freight, apply to the nearest station agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Hailw, or to any Railroad Agent anywhere in the nitec States or Canada. 7 B. MILLER, A.

V. H. CARPENTER, (ien'l Manager. CrenT Ticket Art J. F.

TUCKER, GEO. H. HEAFFOHD, UAsa't (ien'l Man. Asa't GenT Pass. A T'kt Agt.

miLWAUKIK, WIS0OH8IH. BSFor notice in reference to Special Ex. ours ions, changes of time, and other item interest in connection with the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway, please refer to t-f local columns oi tnis paper. MOCK AMUASiy fBCUKXA At.

k. Totakeeflaot Sunday, April 5, 1885, TBAINS-ULAVK HuCS IHLAKD Fast Ex orees. b. Mail and lJUp.m TRAINS ARRIVE AT BOCK ISLAND. Mail and 12:0 p.

FastExpreas 5x10 p. tv The mail and express leaving Rook laiand IA) n. in. makes close oonnactiona at Galva witf C-, B. A CJ.

for all points west, making it the pop-'iar route ror uaiasDurg, tjurungron. Keokuk, Uuincy, Hannibal, and points on th MisBoun Pacinc: and at Peoria for Decatur, Mai toon, Hante Evansville, Alton, St. Louis, Indiana po lis, Louik Tille. Cincinnati, and all point southeast ana south or east. The Fast Express, arriving bere at Sx p.

mH connects with the Cannon Ball, of the Albert Lea Route, for Minneapolis and St. Paul with DC depot transfer but a simple change from ot car to another in the same train at Davenport, All trains ran into the New Union Depot RlPeo. i avoiding all delay and transfers at that er4 of the GreatBhort Route to the South and East. W. B.

BROWN, Agent, Booth west corner Second and Brady street. -KOBT. STOCKHOUSE. R. B.

CABLE. Gen. Tkt. Agt. Gan.

Sup't wiwi sxmmocTMM. Take toe B.LP, ml W. ROUTE. K. I.

A and IH B. A ROUTE. R. I. A and 1..

B. A ROUTE. B.L(F, and B. A W. ROU1E.

B.I.4P, and B. A W. ROUTE. B. A P.

and I- B. A W. ROUTE. NO. a.

Leaves Peoria a. Pekin 10:10 tt nm Bloomington-11 JO a. Ci ty l.TOp, Chamnaign liTJ rj. DanvUle ti. m.

Crawf orcUvill4n6 p. m. Arrives at Indianapolis 11) p. Cincinnati 1041 p. nu; Louis viiie UsK p.

nasnviue o'Mj a. uotamBa usua. Wbeelina 810 a. Pitteburg 7 AO a. nu; Baltimore 8 J6 p.

Washington 7,52 p. Philadelphia 6 p. New York 8 JO p. Cleveland 7O0 a. Buffalo 100 p.

Albany 12 JO a. m. Boaton8d0a.m. But ONJt MIGHT out to principal Eastern cities. SO.

A. Leave Book Island IAS p. Peoria 5 p. m. daily; Pekin SIB p.

van p. Farmer tjity wnu p. Ubampaign 11JB p. Danville 1:21 a. Crawf ordrriii 247 a.m.

Arrives at Indianapolis 400a.m.; Cincinnati Sm a.m.; Loutsvilie 1105 a.m.; Nashvill 736 p. Dayton 8 AO a. Colnmboa 120 Wheeling 6H0 p. Pitteburg 7 Jt p. BalU-more 7 JO a.

Washington 6 JO a. Phil -rape Shia 740 a.m.; New York 10 Jt a. Cleveland At p. m-; Buffalo 8 p. Albany 6 dp a.

ton 240 p.m. CA Reclining Chair Sleeping Cars, with Stat Koomu, are run on the No. 4, from Peoria to In dl ana polls. 'Through eoacnes are run la No. 4.

from Burlington to Indianapolis. Close connections are made by No. I and 4 at Danville, reaching Terr Haute, villa, Lafayette, Logans port. Ft- Wayne, Toledo and Detroit in advance of other lines. The B.

A W. Is the only line running Its trains through to Indianapolis without change. When traveling take the shortest rout thai pre ant equal advantage and oonvenlsooea of through cars. Tne B. A W.

is tbs shortest through line, and reaohe all eastern cities on quick time as It competitors, vi thont excessive speed and with th advantage of the finest outfit of through oars ia the Wast. Adrlrea the Genl Pasa. Agent, and get aeopy ot nr new map folder, glrtae; full lafia iiibIIiib "HOW TO REACH THB HOBTH AND WEBT." W. H. piuu waUaaa ATicrl tfrnt, lad BRIC-A-BRAC A3 A BUSINESa raarlea In the Trade and bimstealitle In tbe Collectors of Curio.

fSew Tork A dealer in curiosities was engaged ia sticking some very ancient-looking postage stamps upon a piece of hizblr colored and tiamboyant cardboard, iiis accustomed smile was absent, and his manners seemed to have lost their former elasticity. "Business has been dull," we ren-tured. no, by no means," said the old gentleman: regarding A batch of stamps with a look of extreme disgust; "business was better than usual last winter for general variety curiosities, and the backward spring prolonged its activity, but it was bad business; its nature an tiuality were bad. 1 sold more sham goods last winter in the way of curiosities than in any two seasons for twenty years. Look at these articles, that card are postage stamps supposed to be worth all the way from $3 to $-10 apiece; they include the rare, the very nni )ue.

There are t'fty on the card. 1 sell them at for the lot, and they are dear at that. They are base imitations. They have teen mauled and inked and torn and rubbed in the dust and broken up generally to give them the appearance of high antiquity, but they are fresh from a Nassau street printing press. I can buy a sheet of five $.10 stamps for 2 cents.

eople have grown more immoral about curiosities than anything else. In the line of bric-a-brac in general I say calmly that high society is loose. I suppose you know that in the middle ages oisoners wore rings with cavities in them containing "deadly poisons ready lor use at any moment. Some of the rings were provided with a sharp metal point operated by a spring, so that the wearer ip shaking hands with an intended victim could gently scratch the skin with the envenomed metal and cause hu death. There are two of those rings in the British museum, and a dozen or more in the National museum at Naples.

In all my lists I would find it hard to rake np twenty of them. et witnin a week a collector had the nerve to offer me 50 cents for one of those rings I asked only 1 for it and he insisted on a certificate of its genuineness. I had to let it go for 50 cents. I won't deny that tho rings are made in Birmingham by the thousand." 'Von see, the bogus curiosity trade has now come to be done in defiance of all the laws of artistic decency. Scratch that bron Jap god over there and you will find that, though fair without, he is spelter within.

1 most firmly believe that if 1 were to buy a- dozen calvesfoofc jelly moulds and probably batter and acidulate them, I could dispose of them within a month as baby sarcophagi of the time of llameses II. "The more the fact of the fraudulent nature of bric-a-brac is advertised the more goods we seem to selL Fraudulent goods are cheap goods, and that is whnt people want. These so-called collectors visit each other. Perhaps a friend shows an inkstand that belonged to old Sir Francis Bacon or maybe one of Talleyrand shoe buckles or the comb that Marie Antoinette used before going to execution, 'or an authentic Dr. Johnson teapot owned by Mrs.

all staple articles, you see; why, then, the collector comes to 11s, and we have to furnish a similar article. Now, in the old days we used to make up these things very carefully and get high prices for them; but now the bric-a-brac makers furnish them to us and the market is flooded. As a consequence the prices are almost nothing. Do you know that a dealer can buy Bobby Burns' drinking-cups in New 1 ork at 4 cents each? The original is shown to visitors in Abbotsford; but I know two or three 'brick collectors' that is what we call tbe ordinary bric-a-brac hunter in New York who have a Burns cup, and each of them pretends that his is the original Abbotsford article, which he pocketed when in Soot-land, substituting an imitation in its 'What are the most popular staples!" "The old timers in the line of personal crockery, so called by the trade, historical teapots anJ things, hold their own. Jewelry, weapons, ngs, snuff boxes, bronze monsters, idols by the barrel toilet articles, fans, and all the rest keep on as staples very mui'h as formerly, though now sold at ridiculously low rates.

Kelics can almost be sold by the peck nowadays. The real interest of the trade centers on what we call new staples articles which have a certain vogue for the time bein, and sell rapidly, and are totally forgotten in a few months. For instance, when the revised Testament appeared we did well with so-called literary relics. All of us had samples of uncial manuscript, supposed to be genuine fragments. A London dealer sent us over a lot of very salable palimpsests, and one of our dealers did well in the manufacture of whole leaves of Greek transcripts of Scripture.

The latter were intended to be oiiered only as interesting imitations, but curiously enough, people took to them as genuine, ana we had to put up the price so as to retain the confidence of customers, some matter was prepared, I understand, for the appearance of the revised -Id Testiment, but dealers got soid on it. When Arabi was fighting in Fgypt our Connecticut supply house made a considerable quantity of antique Kgyp-tian curious. The war deluged us with imitation assegais. Home years ago Abyssinian nose rings had a remarkable sale. The last war in Turkey brought up the chronic fraud, elaborate smelling bottles filled with mighty weak attar of roses.

Lvery great excitement seems to have its specialties in some sort of bric-a-brac." A Noted Bsny.il Tree. ti binago H-raM-1: On the banks of the Norbudda, in In dia, stands a celebrated banyan tree, which is supposed to be that described by JS earchus. the admiral of Alexander the Great. This tree once covered an area so immense that it has been known to shelter no fewer than 7,000 men. Though not much reduced in size by tbe destructive power of floods, the re mainder 13 still nearly reet circumference, and the trunks, large and small, exceed 3,000 in number.

Buskin: Every duty we omit obscures some truth we should have known. Patrick's Fills cleanse the svstem and regulate the liver and bowels. They are the moet pleasant, most searching and most reliable physio in use. They are sugar coated. Sold at 25 cents per box, or five boxes for one dollar, by H.

A. Emeis and E. S. Ballord. "Bv the bye," says Geo.

A. Broad bere, editor of the Tongnnoxie (Kas.) Mirror, yoa can say that the bottle of Cham berlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy left me by your agent two years ago, proved to be the beet remedy I have ever used. I have no doubt bnt it saved my oldest son's life." Tbe above shows conclusively that there is nothing like having the great life preserver at hand at the right time. It is pnt np 25 cent, 50 cent and one dollar bottles. Sold by H.

A. Emeis and E. Ballord. Every family should have a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for use during the summer. Its proper ose has saved untold suffering, many lives and many doctor's bills.

It is the acknowledged standard, and can always be depended upon, besides it is pleasant to take. It is pnt np in 25 cent, 50 cent and one dollar bottle. Sold by A. Emeis and E. a Ballord.

Many lives are lost every summer by people not having the necessary medicines at band in eases ot cholera morbus. Can 70a afford to risk your life and those ot yonr family for 25 or 50 cts the prioe of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy KOEHLER 4 LANGE. af anutaot of tbe) oelobrotea ft .19 ltoaad Mrawk Davemnect, Iowa. FIRE. LIFE AG GI DENT IN8URANCE AGENCY.

Bepreeent twenty Fira eompaclaa. alao the MotaaJ Life Inaaraaea Co -of M. orasnised in 1842. and their aaaet are oyer Of-to BTEFFKM'8 block, aortheaat enr. Second Bni Harrtena.

EDDCATIOMAL. DAVENPORT, OOStPUJT IN Write for C'ircnJer or call at the College and M- araine pantonally DUNCAN HA WISH, ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, MneXTlllK. AN INSTITUTION OF THE PROTESTANT tfiBtJIIfAt.UHUUl H. AMAOJ' IFU'KNT n-w baildif m.

elNrnt new fuiDilai and PPJW. Over ee.entM year of ia eefulsdniiriiatration. Bociai. rau. itary.

aud xln- ati nal wlvantas unanriJaaaed N'irtibr-r of pfipi-a limited to one haiidred A II hed-rottm ar oa tKr flrmt and arrond foor. jnr nexi jerm iryyii tan-bi Hept. 1. It fer oce ia rand, pt aud Kreaeut latrt3. til nmriy ctwt citl of tn wet.

'Imt are iriyt-n in thoanmial re.ixtr,acopy of whiili Ker. W. LariawKt4 I), juui ilallin knajcvi lt. Kt'Hg Co. Ill PLlMbKrlH.

JOHN ROWE, Vfriam UMim6 Vanhiatintf Fitting and Piuiiibing. ANDDEALEKHIN STEAM, GAS, WATER SUPPLIES, Sl aaf Slt Kaat Third Htreet. OA VKNPOKT, IOWA. LINDSAY CAMERON, 117 Third PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS MEAT MAttUKTB. IOWA MEAT MARKET TTO ELBIG DEALER IN Fresh and Salt Meats, New brick balldina.

corner Fourth and Iowa etreere- THe beet of Meet eooat ClOAKS. LEOPOLD MILLER MAHDACTTJ11BB AJD DBaXBB IS Fine Cigars Ue ha aleo the hneet brand of elgar in the Northwest. MILLER'S BEST," "HIGHTONED." AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES ISO EAST THIRD STRBET, DAVENPORT, IOWA STEAM OYEINO. DYEING.r AUGUST 8EIJ KLEIN'S IOWA STATE STEAM. DYE AND Cleaning Works and Repairing Establishment- i if-; NO.

223 PERRY STRLET. COT DAVID STEVENS, CONTRACTOR AND DEALER ALL KINDS OF Berea, Ohio. Bad one. Amheret, Ohio, Band tone. Lake Mn Brown Stone.

Anamoea ALBO -n Mason Work. OONE IN ALL BTYLKtf Eoti mate made on all kinds of to a work from plan. Satisfaction soar ntaed. YARD Front street, between Perry nd Kock Inland TAlliOUlNti. THOMPSON BAHLS, 1 18 Biaat Ttoird Street.

Fasblosable Merchant Tailors, AN D. DKALEBALN WOOLEN FABRICS. iii.tb Foreign and Oomestie Manafastore, and latest fat-hionab'e styles. L1VKKY. GIMBLE'S Livery Stable, FOURTH STRBI BkTWKSN BSADI AND MAIN ST BEITS, has nirn Landaus and Easy Garbages, With Horse and Bare! to match.

Also La dies' Phaetons, and safe, (entla horse. Orders will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH SI MBLf 4UMBJUL LINDSAY PHELPS, DEALERS IS LUMBER. Fact ln Ten Port and ljfs'r Btreer. COAL AND LIME.

E. G. FRAZER, OKAJJCB8 IN LIME Corner of Fifth and Brady DAYHPOT, IOWA PIKKLV fcTAH Ut, An effectual Specific for MaiarioM Feverm. Botmel Complain'. It of pres.

ion, Bettletm.iemm. Jaundice, Noumea, Colic, Constipation and Biltouenet. Hick Headaek. AUK the recovered Dyspeptics, Bilious sufferer, victims of Fever and Ague, the Mercurial diseased Patient, how they recovered health, cheerful tptritt and pood appetite they will -ll yon by taking Sim 11 on Lire Keg la-tor. This justly celebrated medic iue emulate the Liver, promote dioe-Jion and fortifies thm nttei.i against Malarial disease.

Hi tract ot a letter from Hon. Alkx. H. fcTBPHMie: "I occasionally use, when my condition require it. Ir.

Simmons Liver Heg.iiator with good It is mild and ms Defer than more active remedies." i OMTIPATIO. PTestimtiy of HiaM Wabkvb, Chief (Justice of Oa. "I havepsd Himmon's Liver Regulator for Constipation of my Bowels oausd by a temporary Dorangemeo' of the Liver, for the last (hree or mr years, and always, wh used according to the with decided benefit. I think it is a good medicine the Derangement of the ver 4t least such has been my Personal experience in the use of it." Only Genuine, Manufactured by 11. KKI Ll ef.

Philadelphia, Ha. LAL.LEMAN'8 SPECIFIC NfcVEK FAILS TOCURE RHEUMATISM GOUT AND NEURALGIA. IT 18 NOT A QUICK MEDICINE. It is the only remedy ever discovered that wi ettectuaily destroy this poison in the dioou. an 1 Produce a Permanent cure.

No good physicia a fails to prexcribe the 8pecihc when he lean what it is composed of no one suffering with rheumatism, gout and neuralgia should heeita a to try it because it is advertised for sale, fiimilar letter to tha following are receive i almost daily: ATKHVILLK, lit. ItOV. 1, 1B7D. John H. Blood, tea.

Dear Sir Having been 1 great sufferer of rheumatism for fifteen years, I was inauoea try your vaiuaeie meuicine known as Lalloman bpeciho. I have been on ed by its use and take great pleasure in recon mending it to the public xoui respecxtuiiy, KOBT. W.PHA1. Union Stotb Yards, I Chicago, III, August 25th, 18S4. Jonn H.

Blood. Eaa.Dear Sir: I have been troubled with rheumatism for years and found nothing to relieve me cm il I tried your pacific It has always driven the pain away inside of forty ight hours. I have tieen the cause of having two dcusgihta at the otock Yards keeping it, and have recommended tt to a great mauy persons, nut in justice to your valuable medicine 1 will say that 1 have never givm it a fair trial, for as soon a the pain left me I would Quit taking it. bnt 1 feel convinced it is all it is claimed to be. I wiuld like to get it direct from you, so please send me with all the stockmen.

If you would like to ose my name yon are welcome to do so. 1 remain Yours respectfully. Direct to JNO. L. A 8 WORTH, Union Btuck Yards.

Chicago. 111. Farneworth House. For sale hy all mmnsts in Davenport. UltATEFUL C0MF0KTIXU.

EPPS'S COCOA! BREAKFAST. 'Bv a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and by a careful application of the tine properties of weil-slected Cocoa, Mr. Eppe has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately Savored beverage hich may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such art icles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every teudeacy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.

VVe may escape many fatal stiar. by Keeping ourselves weu lorunea with pure Dioou ana a properly nourienea fenrrel' fivil Service Oazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Hold only in half pound tint by grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EPPSACO Homoeopathic Chemists London. England.

riec2-ttAwly THE BEST THINS KNOWN Vashingand Bleaching In Hard or Soft, Hot or Cold Water. SAVES LABOR, TIME and SOAP AMAZ-INCLV, and gives universal satisfaction. No family, rich or poor, should be without h. Sold by all Grocers. BEWARE of imitations well de, signed to mislead.

PEARLINE is the ONLY SAFE ttbor-saving compound, and alwnvs hears the above Wnbol and name of JAMES PYLE. NEW YORK. CONTINENTAL OINTMENT AND- ELAINE OIL H. A. Ernies' Mi Stro STERLING'S ROYAL REMEDY a poeitive cure for SYPHILIS.

any stage Hyvhilitic Rheumatism ana alt syphilitic manifeatatirna. Send for Treatise Mailed to any ad drese; contHtning enaay TtlAQCaBBBkivOBBt oo rue ai8oa9s, iwiiltjo- confidential Address The wlha Mte rlins Koyal llem-ily HO I LiS ST. JAiMES HOTEL. DAVE POBT. IOWA.

The mmeroial Han' Hotel. 12.00 per day. OOUQH B. ft BANT. Proprietor.

PARKER HOUSE 3OHOOIi STREET, BOS TIN 1H THE BDBOPBAH FLAB. HABVFV I PABKKH. A Proprietor. MILLERS HOTEL CLAUS MINERT, Proprietor. rurndTMl fevHsd SL, Danenrwri THE EBB ITT.

WASHINGTON. D. 7 ABM AND KAVT ADQt. BTEBU FOTTB TTl Terms 4. anil per day.

TREMONT HOUSE. The Palace Hotel of Chicago JOHN A. BICE A CO, Proprietor. Prices reduced to per day, above parlor floor, excepting front room and rooms with bath, tipecial contracts will be made. BAULE'S HOTEL, Formerly Howard Hons Wm.

Baule, Proprietor, East Third Street, opposite Postofnee, Davenport, Iowa. Rales reasonable, Good Stabling attached. Best tuoo House in the Otty- febtud COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Corner of Chamber' street and West Broadway, NEW YORK. Onus Europsan Plan, pFi rat-class aocom modation for 400 guesta.

Located conveniently to bueiness and places of amnaemenra. all ilMinta nmmm th. Hnnr "Boom from (1 to $5 per day. Newly and hand- someiyTurnisnea ana aeeoratea. N.

AS. J. HUtiiilNS, Proprietors. Huggina, formerly of Manhattan Hotel B.J. Hufgin.

formerly of Lovejoy' Hotel. MALTBY HOUSE. BALTIMORE, MABYLANB 1'hs "MALTBY" is the only hotel in Baltimore conducted on both the American and European Slans. its location, in the commercial centre ot ie city, commend it alike to the commercial traveler, the tourist and tfaebaainee man generally. Rates, pr da on the American plan and 11.

0U to 00 on the European. GEO.P.MOTT, THOS. J. FKFMCH. Cashier.

ASHLAND HOUSE, Fourth Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street. NEW OBK. America maa Europssn Plan, The central location of the Ashland make it a very desirable place for strangers, being one block from Madison Park, eiso Broadway, and only a short distance trom any ol tne principal nlacea of amusement. By taking; either 22d atreet, cross to am or fourth avenue atreet cars, access may be end i4i rmett from the door to any nart of tha eitx H. 4.

woods wii loana in cnarg oi ins Boom and board (X, B2 SOand (I per day. per uarauu npwaxue. a. aWUUKWAV. i 'Tr North.

Trains Uonth. 1 1 "i No. No. 1 'il-ie pi. a No.

J. Ml and Malland Jw gypraw B'I'ATlONH Kxpres Pas. P.V. V. I P.

m. N'MlN 4.40 1 00 D'euU' 4 II t.15 1 ISO n.r- lju a fj 01 til pent bl tJM 1011 0 1 3 28 a ttl 10.SB I i T40 IM i. IM IM 8 1ft 4 18 fl 100 I at 8.4U 0 05 ii. ti Tu i ft P. U- I i A.M.

A. U. IM i IV---. hi list "7 1 IS hnll wn i tO i l.H. i a.

at. 3d in -VS The Line selected by the U.S. Cov't to carry the Fast Mall. ZS9I Th Only Tftnugh Une, with it. own ttsck, brtw.n CHICAGO, PEORIA or St.

LOUIS AND DENVER Either by way ot Omaha, Pacific Junction. Atchison KaoMft City. travaraaa all ol tha 'K Qraat States, ILLINOIS. IOWA, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, COLORADO With branch I ne to then Important cities snri ran. v.ry day la tne yesr ffom one to tht.

equipped through train, aw its ewn track estwMn Chicago and Denver. -Chicago and Omaha Chicago and Cdunell BlutTs, Chicago and 8t. Joseph, Chicago and Atchison Chicago nd Kansas City, Chlcatjaand Topeka, Chicago and St. Louis. ana vunuquw.

Chicago and Sioux City, Peoria and Council BlutTs. Peoria and Kansas City, Peoria and St. Louis, St. Louis and Omaha. St.

Louis and St. Paul, St. Louis and Rock Island, St. Louis and Chloago, Kansas City and Denver, Kansas City and St. Paul, Kansas City and Omaha, Kansas City and Burlington.

Oirsct Connsctloe nd at each et it. Junction paint, with Through Train to and bom points lecetsd en Iu branch. At seen ot it aw. Esstsm and vVsttwa tsnrrlnl conn.ct. in Grand Union Depots with Through Train, to nd ham all points in ths tlnitsd Ststss and Canada, 11 i.

th PnMipal Lin to San Francisco, Portland and City of Mexico For Tickets, R.SM, Oeneral Intormrrtion, rsgsrding ths Burlington Route, il on ny Twkel Agsnt in the United Stste. Canada, or aodms HENRY B. STONE, PERCEVAL tOWttt Ant Gwt'l Manfr, Gm'I Paai. ABent, cnibabru. BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS NORTHERN R'f.

Th direct line across th Stat of Iowa for MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA TOINTS. Connections made with th important line landing North, South, East and West, NOBTH for Minneapolis, Bt. Paul and all points in Minnesota Dakota, Manitoba, Montana, voming and Oregon. HOUTH Bt. Louis auu points in Illinois, Hissonn, Arkansas, 'Texas arid ail point south and southeast.

EA8T for Chicago and all eastern WKST for Council bluff, Kansas City and all points in Nebraska, Vtlorado, flew Mexico, Utah, Nevada, and California. Land Kzplorars' tickets tor sale at all coupon officea, aotn single and round trip, to Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota. Kansas, Nebraska, Mison-ri and Texas land point. SOLID TBAINH WITH PULT MAN PALACE BLEIlPINQ CARS, are run twtw. i CHICAQOANI8T.

L0UI8 i AND MINNKAPOLi-i AND ST. PAUL. Leaving Chioago via ths Chi ago, nock Island A Pacific Hallway. Bt. Louis, via the Ut.

Louis Keokuk A Northwestern Railway, and Mince-apolia A Bt. Paul via tne Minneapolis A fit- Louis THE MAIN LINE Extends from Burlin son, Iowa, to Albert Lea MinnesotaiMuscatine Division from Muscatine, Iowa, to What Cheer and Monteauma. Iowa Clinton Division, Clinton, Iowa, to Elmira, Iowa; Iowa City Division, Elmira to Riverside, Iowa; Deoorab Division, Cedar Manias to Poet-ville and Deoorah, Iowa; Iowa Falls Division-Cedar Haptos to Worthington, and Watertown. Dakota; Belmond Division, Dow, Iowa, to Madison, Iowa. It will be seen from the above that almost any portion of Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota and north, or tbe east, sonrn wu eaet, can be reached by this line and its connections.

atapa. Time Tables and all information furnished npoa application to agents. Tioae'a on sal st all coupon omcee to all po'uts In tha Onltad Ho. tea and Canada. J.

J.1VEB. J. E. HANNEQAN, Bias. uea.

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BiFaaBBBBBBsBBBBBBBysjajrflaBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBIII'1 I n- I oobbbottcbb: a. with I. 4 K. A D. U.

A W. Bt. L. A P. ettat and sonth.

t. with C. BT. A Hi- P. Hi.

Onncll Bio If line. with M. i Si, y. Winnaapolls A St. Paul.

with C. A N. W. y. Counoll BtoATa aaS lb ana line.

ith C. 4 N. W. B. Ike01ty Bmaoii.

with lllinoU Central. Dubuqu. Biona Olt ad Yankton. i a a r. 1 1 i- with C.

A H. W. y. Bionx Baplds Braack, I with CM M. A P.

for points on Iowa a-Jd lakota line. ke Okoboji and Hpirlt tkrs a uirtHiiu irH.ii oexween Ate aioine ax 9lltt-neetil Das Moines at 7 00 via Dans and il. arrive M.Un-'-'l.t75K.w and fit. Paulat8Mp.ni GEO. W.

OOILyiE, Hen. Tickt gent haae hjtie sr tt estera atallway. Formerly La kayette, bloomington A on lot and Lake arte A Louisville Hallways. Th shortest and most direct route, making Immedlsts Oonnections fo passenger East ana West. The shortest and moet direct rout betas Kansas City, Cleveland, Buffalo, Pittsburg.

New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltv more and all points seat making close with all the Trunk Lines 1 first-class equipment, Bteel Ball. Wasting -house Airbrake. Miller Platform and Coupler, elegant new Keclicing Chair and Drawing-room Car attached to all thorough passenger train, free of extra charge to all first-class smangsra holding through tickets. The few changes by this route are all made la Union Depot a Omnibus Transfers. 1 Ask for tiokels to any point East vis th Lak Erie A Western Hallway.

Maps and other infurn a Lion furnished tree upon application to prlnei-cal Tinket. Offices or address O. W. BMTTH. Oeneral Passenger Agent.

Lafayette, Ind. IB ItlKTAST TO BCATK.Ha lAPt. MftAI tjlKAUA. All through express trains tram Davenport majce close connections at Chioago, with the through trains 6f the favorite donbla track MICHIHAN CKNTBAL B. B.

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