Daily Leader from Davenport, Iowa • Page 6

THE DAVKNPOBT LKADEU. TlIUltBDAY, MAY 21, Hifhcst of all in Leavening U. Gor't Report. Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE RIVER Bl'DGET. Matters Lively on the Levee, Though The Off Day.

The new steamer Carrier ot the Carnival City Packet company came up from the submarine ways of Kahlke this morning at 5 o'clock and shortly thereafter left for Keokuk where it will take an excursion on. She is in charge of Capt. Lacock. This steamer is one of the prettiest steamers in the excursion business on the Mississippi she will be in demand from the opening of te season till its close. There is another thing about her that will attract attention along the river and that is her whistle.

It is one, THE BANQUET. Iowa Public Health Association at the Tower. The last of the session of the Iowa Public Health Association was the most interesting not because it was the last but because it catered to the social Qualities of the delegates as well as to that of a number of the good people of Ihis city who lent their assistance to make the occasion an enjoyable one for the visitors. There seemed to an all around enjoyable feeling among all that attended the banquet at Black Hawk's V'atch Tower last night. There were in the neighborhood of of the best people of the city there in of the clearest and most melodious! addition to the visiting members of the whistle of anv boat in the trade.

Association and the reception commit- The steamer W. .1 Young left on her regular trip last night i a good cargo of freight and a fair list of passengers. The steamer Mary Morton arrived in port this morning at 5 o'clock with the returning delegates to the Democratic convention at Dubuque. Her return trip was uneventful and all arrived safe and sound. The steamer Verne Swain came in her usual good trip and left on time this afternoon.

The steamer Jo Long left on time this morning with a good cargo. The Leader's Bulletin. The larger number denotes the danger line, the next smaller the present tee of the Business Men's association, headed by Col. -Donahue, did everything in their power to make the event i most enjoyable affair. James F.

Lardner. of the Tri-City Railway company, was there too and saw that everything, so far as the company's part of he program was concerned was car- ried out to the letter. It was shortly after 4 o'clock when lie delegates and those who were to ac- them took the ferry for the I'linois side of the river. There was a train of electric cars awaiting them at Eighteenth street and not over thirty minutes later when the party was land! at the Watch Tower. There were uany expressions of delight with the surroundings there from the delegates stage of water, and the smallest deci- rom abroad an(1 i ong the light inal the recent change 24 hours: St.

Paul, 14; 10.5; 0.2 rise. Red Wing, Wing, 14, 10.3; 0.2 rise. LaCrosse. 10; 10.4; 0.4 rise. Dubuque.

15; 11.0: 0.1 rise. 15; 9 0 1 fall. Keokuk, 14; 11; 10 St. Louis, 30; 23.8; 3.3 rise. River Forecast.

During the next 24 hours the river they feasted their eyes on the beautiful scenery thereabouts. The Ilennepin canal was tho center of at- and Purser i2. W. Baker was his elements and gave enlightment all of.the interesting features of the ork. The toboggan slide -was also a point if attraction and it for a time was FACETIOUS.

Unitarians Draft Rules for Their Excursion Saturday. J. W. Warr, of Moline, has prepared the following rules governing the Unitarian steamboat excursion and basket picnic for next Saturday: The public generally is invited, but all are not expected, as a sufficient number should remain at home to watch the city council. Worries, cares, dignities and dogs should be left at home.

If any of the passengers commence to discuss the currency question, a cry. "man overboard" will bring the ducking committee to the rescue. The tickets are 50 cents for adults, and 23 cents for children; but those who desire to walk will be admitted to the picnic grounds free of charge. (The route is by water.) There is no restriction regarding style of clothes, except that no one be permitted to wear a trown on his face, or dress his thoughts in too lofty a style. Passengers becoming sleepy and tired are cautioned against lying down on thf bed of the river.

Those having qualms of conscience about getting so much enjoyment for so little money, may. if they wish, make a settlement in full at 10 cents per qualm. THE IDEAL PANACEA. James L. Francis, alderman, Chicago, says: "I regard Dr.

King's New Discovery as an ideal Panacea tor coughs, colds and lung complaints, having used it in my family for the last five years, to the exclusion of physician's prescriptions or other preparations." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk Iowa, writes: "I have been a minister of the Methodist Episcopal church for fifty years or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or that gave me such speedy relief as Dr. King's Nev. Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial bottles free at Ballord drug store.

will rise 0.2 to 0.4 foot as far south as hronged ith members of the party Dubuque, and remain about stationary ome of thc i sUors tak ng a run down at Davenport. The rise i probably begin at Davenport by Saturday morning. the bosom of Rock river a number times just to see, as one gentleman A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION. Editor Morrison of Worthington, "Sun." writes- "You have a valuable prescription in Electric Bitters, and I can cheerfully recommend it for constipation and sick headache, and as a general system tonic it has no equal." Mrs. Annie Stehle.

2625 Cottage Grove Chicago, was all run down, could not eat nor digest food, had a backache which never left her and felt tired and weary, but six bottles of Electric Bit- i ters restored her health and renewed her strength. Prices 50 cents and Get a bottle at Ballord drug store. xpressed himself, what the first sensa- i Ion was like. Ten people out of a dozen are mva- lids." says a recent medical Shortl 6 clock the banquet At least eight of these ten. it is safe to'.

as announced and the guests allow. are suffering from some form of about the board. It was truly a jolly blood-disease which a persistent use -anquet and the serving of courses and of Ayer's Sarsaparilla would be sure to: -very feature of the norel cntertain- cure. Then don't he ati invalid. jient was enjoyed to the fullest ex- itent.

When the guests had shoved back thc board the cigars -were passed settled. Mr. Malloy died intestate hav-1 and President Davis, of the as- ing expressed a desire that his estate -ociation, called the members to order. THE ESTATE CLOSED. The Patrick Malloy estate has been A GREAT REMEDY For Sufferers From Piles.

Dr. Redmond, a specialist in the study and treatment of piles and rectal diseases, recently stated that the Pyramid Pile Cure, the new discovery for the cure of piles, was the most remarkable remedy he had ever seen or tried in one respect; and that was. the instant relief experienced in all cases, no matter how severe, from the moment the remedy was applied; this was the more surprising to he had carefully analyzed the preparation and no trace of opium, cocaine or similar poison could be detected. Physicians look with great favor upon the Pyramid Pile Cure, because is rapidly taking the place of surgical operations and because it is so simple, so easily applied and contains no mineral or other poisons so commonly used in pile cures. Dr.

Esterbrook reports that the Pyramid Pile Cure not only cures the various forms of piles, but never fails to give immediate relief on the first ap- plication.no matter how severe the pain or discomfort may be. People who have suffered from piles for years are often astonished at the instant relief experienced from the first application. Another important advantage is the fact that anyone can use the remedy without detention from business or interference with daily occupation. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per package. Send for Free book on cause and cure of piles.

A PLKA. For thc Tired, Overworked and Still Polite Shop Girl. In thc annual report of the Consumers' League, of New York City, thc lol- lowlng advice is given to shoppers: "Shop during reasonable hours; when possible, early in the morning saleswomen arc fresh and not tired out and ncnous. Avoid making purchases Saturday afternoon, so that thc shops may all give a half holiday If at any time you feel irritated or annoyed by apparent indifference or carelessness of saleswomen, stop and consider what it means to be on one's feet from ten to fourteen hours a day, in a crowded space, shoved and pushed about, lifting heavy boxes at times, waiting on impatient customers who wish to be helped to know their own minds, keeping account ot sales and stock, taking addresses oftrn given hurriedly and carelessly, and fined many instances if written down incor- and all this for salaries ranging from $3 to $8 per week, and obliged to dress neatly and fairly well, and to pay out of it for one's board, lodging and car fare." Chronic constipation is a troublesome and dangerous disorder. The surest and safest remedy is Ayer's Cathartic Pills.

New so-called every day like RECORD PRIZES. Miss Mary 'fugue, of this was awarded a $10 prize by the Chicago Hc- cord of the 20th inst. on the "Sous ami Fathers." Mi s. A. W.

ener, of Chi- remedies spring up cago, takes the prize, Mrb. C. mushrooms; but the i Underwood, of Elgin. the $500 prize people still cling to Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.

CITY COUNCIL. Official Proceedings and Mrs. Cora Votaw, of Chicago, thc $300. Iowa, prize winners arc $100 to May Marrinan. of Ottumwa.

each U. Mary E. Doud, Fairfleld, and Mrs. E. J.

Regular' Scribncr. Council Bluffs: 5-0 each to of the Second May Meeting. Mrs. Al'ce M. Wait, Hampton.

France? Council Chamber, Davenport, Iowa, Lynch. Ottumwa, and Mrs. J. L. Hobin- May 20tb, 189C.

The council met in son a nc of smaller amounts regular session. No quorum being thcrc arc a great I fro)n wl ich we select the following of local interc-t Mrs. A. O. Thompson and Mrs.

Kd Colton. Wapello. Florence C. Cuvrlcs. Al- Mrs.

W. C. Howe, Des Moinrs. goua. Mary Tapue.

cnport $10 caoh: Sadie Bunnell. Mnntezuiua. Mary A. present, on motion of Aid. Bischoff the meeting adjourned until Friday evening, May 22nd, 189C, at 7:30 p.

m. N. C. MARTIN, City Clerk. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Roberts. Washington, and Eunice Mahanna. Wilton. $3 each. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tetter, chapped hands, chilblains the formulation of plans for Labor sores, corns, and all skni eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by E. S.

Ballord fcCo. be divided in a certain way but failed to make a will. The property of the estate was located on what is known as that he thought there was a re- or two to be presented. Dr. Fullerton arose and offered a Belle avenue out near Duck creek and 'cries of resolutions thanking the press was well improved.

In the course of i the courtesies extended to the as- the settlement of the estate it was put rociation which was adopted with a up for sale and knocked off to the -oyal unanimity. The association then highest bidder. John Rusch. The heirs i adjourned to meet at Dubuque on the thought that the price paid was too low i -all of thc proper officials. Prof.

Davis and so a petition nas filed asking that' said that a number would be called RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise on account ot its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female. It relieves hospital in that Word was tele- retention of water and pain in passing graphed his wife and she left this morn: it almost immediately. If you want if FOR LABOR DAY. IOWA'S MORTUARY.

There will be a meeting of the Work- Tfac rccortis Qf lhc sta b(W! of hcalth show lhat raon(h of A therc werc 16 caths in Ccdar men's Industrial Home association Saturday evening at room 12 in the Dito I ftfW ounces for JO cents. You may have ''money to but even so, you needn't throw away 2 ounces of good tobacco. For 5 coits you get almost as much '''Battle Ax" as you do of other iiigh grades for JO cents. Vitality, "nightly THE Uiiititcr- i tlfci pfvlo ami pany Ptronff plrrap. in porkvL.

ft I for By 1 to corn rrteti for VfPlIf p'ain wrapper. c-Jtn I ilVHu 'erenT's. bj C- PR-1 block, for the purpose of taking action Qr 0 ppr thousand tn March lhc Solil ill by K. St. nncl J.

K. Uriicoll. i Day. All of the labor organizations of the city are requested to have representatives at the meeting. This is the year that charge of the celebration and the association is determined to make it a success.

rate was O.S2; in Clinton there were 11 91 deaths, or a. 0 36 rate: Boonc. 5 deaths or 1.8 per thousand; Council Bluffs, 29 deaths, or l.SD per 1.000 in 1 March; April deaths numbered 26; Crcston's April's Davenport Dubuque's 50: Decorah F. 12: Fort Evening Star Lodge. No.

231. A. O. Dodge's. 12: Kcokuk's 12: OskaloosaV has issued invitations for the Ulird 6 ottumwas.

19: DCS Moines' report -Social Evening" to be given May 22 has not yct bccn given to thc board of at the new Columbian hall. E. F. Smith. city, was seriously, injured in a runaway at Des Moines yesterday ard was taken to health.

McCandless and McManus building. Sutpbin, dcntlyts. RIPANS ONE GIVES RELIEF. WM4 IMiMfti quick relief and cure this is your rem- edy. Sold by E.

S. Ballard drug- i gists. 106 West Second street. Daven- Next Wednesday will occur the May- 1 i day festival of Cedar Camp Xo. 1 the sale be reopened and thai the prop- to respond to toasts and introduc- 1 Woodmen of the World.

The members of the camp will march from their ing for that city to be at his side. Mr. Smith is one of the popular salesmen of this city and has a wide acquaintance all over the state. erty be offered again at public "vendue; cd W. H.

Wilson as toastmaster of the guaranteeing that the lowest bid for'evening. the property would be at least four! Then followed a most interesting lot hundred dollars more than the bid of )t addresses, the doctors proving that Schuetzen park. Otto's full band Mr. Rusch. On this representation were capable of delivering them- head the procession.

the former sale was set aside and the i elves of after dinner talks as well as property was sold again and bid in by echnical and learned papers. Toast- Samuel Sawen of Iowa City, the hns-' oiaster Wilson was particularly face- band of one of the hoirs 1 in jous in his opening remarks and among disposed of the property to Helen other things said that he thought that Adams so that estate new closed. Col. Donahue was malicious in his igns in making him toasiroaster and Children Cry fOr hat he understood the colonel was anx- Depend- koejiinjr the blood in a purccomlitiiin. free fmm disease jrcnns.

and jet arc very jK-'Opli; -who' i A BIG CONCERN. The Northern Lumber Co. is the name lodse rooms to Tumor hall a bi concern which has bcin incor lwvt jwrf.vtlv pure' blood. Hood's cars will be in waiting to take them to ra tcd at Chippcwa Falls. with Sarwparilla cleans, and en- a capital stock of $2,000.000.

The di- riches the blood, throwing out 1 rectors of the company are Fred. Wey- that rlo- and irritsite the erhauser. St. Paul. F.

C- Denkmann. vMcm 1 no lod-nycnt of thc, of di-cajje. Head tlie follownisr: Rock Island. George Shaw. Eau Claire and William Irvine and A.

B. McDonald, of Chippcwa Falls. The organization of this company is an outcome of the purchase made by Mr. Weyerhauser. of the C.

Nelson Lumber of Clo- juet. Minn. to get to thc circus CaStOfia. the meeting was delayed so that he miss the wild animals at least- There were responses by President 1 ha-J a fearful at- yavis Dr Thomas, of Council Bluffs. Dr.

Jcnni" McCowen. Dr. J. Humphries, of James K. Charles ali of whom -rere loudly At the fountain was on and afler it the rctuniei to thc oty each hiroscU as havins SCIATIC RHErMATiSM (TRED.

Lv wholesnl" Rich- tnond. says: tack of Sciatic was laid up almost two raonths: lortunate enough to get tistn. This af prescriptions had faii-! liai'- r.ny effect- 1 have also heanJ from others -srho uy'Hi it." Gu.etave JtPor lljir.m^»T-» on PIPES and Tobacco Pouches for coupons with mail Pouch Chewing and Smoking" TdBACCO? A Ccntoe FRENCH BftlKR PIPE ntf TOBACCO PtJWCi? spent one of lh- most cWisblTul ings of Ww3 that tarr3 Hood's SarcapaHiJa 1 and vitaJizcss tho 30owJ. I3f? and increased ipor and vitality. i31; arp easy to to 1 C-OTC infliseslion, hcadarho.

ana mxaecd under lie ctriacent M3NCM.UVS, niaratpbTdd CHTER'S "I cannot recommend Hood's Sarsapa- rillR too highly for it hca done wonders for me. I tvas Sick GRAND EXCURSION To I en hy Plattdutschen Broder, A HIGHER STAGE. The for a subsidence of the stage of trattr in the river, and the prosecuJion of work on cither of the two railroad liridees between Darenport and Rork Island is not the best. a matter of Ttainty that th" further of th" predicted a few days is a sood deal of wator now to roak? much of a of a rif in the river, hat tncrr to mciTf than enwJph watfr' up north to maintain thr i1 is and qiaitc enough to font or two on top of 31- It Ihoijph the Mississippi a5j Jo jrive an riw. I'OLJCE NOTES.

Mina Steamer MARY MORTON, Sunday, May 24. 5n anfl lor firr fmrpm in rarh fi Vt Tetaoco stto jfi C. BarsnichT for assault lo jail Tor DsveaporJ Bock Ulsnd al oVJock; at p. m. Music bv Band.

30 oV'ork. returning, l.ti^fji Haj for ILUIS7IUTC tv KnOft rfoafti. HtAlkvE.Toteoj Co.Wb^mg.wTfi. for a ol six 5ays jn If weal her proves carsion wiH he postpwed lo Sundar. 3an 1 st BnfiVo.

"BOBBIE" AT HOME. who has such a si3crrs'; in "bwk" 3s at honw for a BoWiJc as aw 5s nr.1 at sip Jhr he from Mr. has Swan th- has Snto a xrilra'-l nith his old John O'Dai. and rf Jo to hopH that soraf onr jajjnro-r rr- win hoM this of and all run down and my hcalth tvai 90 poor I could not cct out ol doors. I ivas not nblc to do anything, being troubled Wilh asthma and heart I was nervous and could not -Iccp nightti.

I bad become completely disconraged hen I happened to read an advertisement Hood's Samparilla and concluded to cir- a trial. After takinc the firs; tattle I felt better and since Inking Sxe I am much improved that I leel like a newr nun. I am now able to do a fair day's -svorlt awd sleep Well a) niirM. My heart troaWc me and I have realized great relief him. I Jer! fall of xnmcc onc- more and lite deems briKhtTr and worth living.

I ironid recommend Hwd's all affiiclcd I have faro. lor I it TI them. If thw KtMltTmnt ol will br of bmeflt. jn wrtcrtjn" 1o It yoo HKNRT J. WHKIHT, os302.OxI«rd.

New York- COMING-Dr. H. C. Porter. The home sanitarium and specialist tvill be at the Kitthall Hotel May 26 and 27.

All parties suffering from chronic diseases or diseases, wishing to consult him will rective caroful and honest attention. All chronic diseases suii-wsfuHy treated--Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility. Catarrh. Pilec. Insomnia.

Obesiiv, Liver and Kidney Troubles. Catarrh of and Bowels. Consumptior. Catarrh of the Nose and Throat, Asthma. Uaj Fever, and all allied diseases of the respiratory organs successfully treated by compulsory inhalation.

Medicine applied directly to the parts a Heeled, which devitalizes the germs productive of ail the diseases peculiar to the respiratory organs. Respectfully. DR. H. C.

PORTER. ARE YOU PLEASED with the drink of YOUR COFFEE? If. Ask Your Grocer for Our Pure Quill Java and Mocha, 2 Ibs 750, packed only 2 Ib can. White House Java and Mocba, 350, packed i Ib white bags. Cticnta Coffee, 350 ib, 3 Ib packed i Ib red bags.

Red, While and Blue Bags of Royal Coffee, i Ib 3oc a Ib all the year around. These arc some ot onr finest grades and if yon sist on having them in the original can or bags it assures you of getting thc genuine article, fresh roasted every day, acd delivered to your grocer. Use Half-a-Jiffy COffcc Maker. 2QpartSizc $1 4 Qsart Size $1.25 Hood's Sarsaparilla sorts Tor a Tlie coffof- and to 1 ounr? ooffw to quart of boiling wrier. Extracts all flavor uoi- atxl Mill we it in oper- fttion, and ttj Ike SoM to Utt all IJJ PlIlS Hodacb.

Leadfof Grocers by Washbarn Ha11iM Coffee Conpaay.