Davenport Morning Star from Davenport, Iowa • Page 3

I DAVENPORT MORNING TRIBUNE, SePTeMBoR 25 IribuHf. A. J. Smith Son Fall Stock of Carpets, Furniture, Wood Mantels, Tiles and Grates. given by Mr.

William McPheeters, out 1 of the most successful and distinguished orators of the present campaign. The "fair opened hint night. Sent. 2411), ami WILKORRIST.BUSINESSMANAGK*^ There will bo a free lecture given at the Christian chapel this even nig, by Henry Exley, the evangelist. The lecture wjll be on the Catacombs of Kome, illustrated by diagrams.

The weekly weather crop bulletin which hae been issued with great regularity during the past summer, will be Formal of society meet-1 discontinued from now till next spring. deaths, marriage notices, the last one for this year having been will Kroin Theiiattalion ADVERTISING UATBS. Ueadinff iiiMrtod ia tho daily at 20 cenU par line, Special by contract. Legal Noticet will charged at $1.00 per inch for ftrtt insertion and 50 cento per inch for each iu tort ion. Dlspla inserted at ratee which will a on application.

bo charged at the raw of 50 conts for each insertion of five lines or leas. Advertising of home, charitable and church entertainments will be charged at half the regular ratce. TERMS OP SUBSCHIITION Dally, per week, by carrier received last evening. A young man, Ralph Truckenrniller, formerly of this city, has been sentenced for two years in the penitentiary for stealing $900 from the U. S.

Express cents I Company at Waterloo, account of Daily, per year, by mail $0.00 Weekly, per year, by mall 1.25 Sunday, per year 2.00 which was published In this paper at the time, last November. The Hock Island Union savs there All communications, business letters, was a sore crowd of Davenport sports A. J. Smith $011 Now Store. 125-127 West Third St.

grama, should be addressed simply THE TRIBUNE, Davenport, Iowa. over there on Saturday. They were REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION FINANCIAL. FARM LOANS Complete and ready for sale and delivery. In Sums of $200 and Upward Interest collected without charge and Invest ore righU constantly watched.

RATE 0 NET TO LENDER Experience of 13 and $2,000.000 handled by ns without a loss. No better investments for trustees, societies, corporations or private capitalists. Call or write for H. HENLEY, Attorney-at-Law, Maaonic Temple. Davenport, Iowa.

Citizens' National Bank. DAVENPORT, IOWA. United States Depository. Capital, $100.0001 Surplus, $100,000 OFFICERS: F. H.

GKIOOS, President. KOIJT. Vice President, K. a. CARI, Cashier.

PICIBST 21, Aast. Cashier. T. W. MCCLM.I-AND.

D. JUoiunnsow. KQIW, KitAUbB. 0. WAIWWOHTH.

OTTO AutKECiiT. F. II. GRIOOS. J.

IX GOULD. N. KUUNKN. U. ANIHESKN.

T. Kocn. A general banking buainoHs transacted. Foreign exchange aold Rt tho lowest rate. We issue our own drafts on ull principal cities of Earopt, The First National Bank DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Tho first National Bank in operation In tho United tttatas. capital, forpJtUL undlrldcd tfrofltfl, 50,000 OFFICERS. President, OnfiKSOX, Vice-President Jon B. FIOLAK, Cashier. HOEIIN, Asst.

Cashier IT. VanPatten. Christ Mnollei. Jama tiumpaon. J.

K. Stevenson. 8. F. G- Goo.

Cable, A. Bupd: Nathl. French. Henry ker. Angnat Stoffen, G.

M. Schmidt General banking business transacted. E. G. LIME, Fifth end Brady Streets.

Cream Balm Cleanses the Nasal Passages Allays pain and Infl -Tarnation. Heals the sores Restores manses of taste and smell. Try the Cure A particle Applied iuto each nostril an3 IP Prioo 50 at riroffgifltn, br mail, 60 BLYjBROTHBRin'M Warren St. Now York. Union Pacific Railway.

"The Overland Boute." The only line Carrying the 0. Ovortai Through Pullman Sleepcw and Modern Caches from tho Missouri river, Making Diiect Connections Denver, Cheyenne, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, and all Nebraska, TJtak, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Nevada, California, Washington Territory, and Pacific Coaat Points. Baggago GhecMbd Through from all Points in tho East to Points Named; Family Sleepers FREE on all Through Trains. For further information rogardlnK tho tor- tory trareriftd, of fare, doecripttvo araphleu, apply to the noanwt Agent of ho Union Pftolflo or connecting roads, or addreM K. M.

FORD, T. P. Molnee. Iowa. At Uatcnjiort, October C.

A convention of the Republicans of Scott county will be held at the Kink, Republican headquarters, Davenport, Saturday afternoon, October 6, at 2 o'clock r. for the purpose of nominating a County Clerk, Ilecorder, Attorney, and two Supervisors, Delegates as follows: Davenport--first ward, second ward. third ward, fourth ward, fifth ward, sixth ward, lirst precinct, 4 second precinct, 2. Grove, JJlue Grass, Butler Jiuf falo, Cleoua, Hickory Grove, 1 LeCJaire, Lincoln, 2 Pleasant Valley, Princeton Rock ingham The township primaries will be hc! at the usual places, the previous, October 3, at 2 p. 31., and ij the wards at 7:30 r.

unless ordered by township and ward secretaries. All voters intending to support Hiu and Morton and the protection home industries, are invited to atten- the primaries. ADD. 11. SANDKRS, Cluu Co.

Ceii. Con GKO. MKTXGKK, Sec. JIltKVlTIKS. backing a young man named Wilson, who has been arouud here for a week or so, against Harry Creigier, of Streator, in a 100 yard foot race.

Creiger two feet in niue and half seconds, and the Davenporters who had about $4,000 up, were greatly disgusted. The recent act of Congress providing for an increase of pension ou account of total or partial "deafness having been approved by the President, the Commissioner of Tensions gives notice to all those now pensioned for total or partial deaf ness that no formal cation will be required to secure t-i 1 increase. It will only be necessary that such pensioners v.rils letter to 'the Commissioner, giving name, certificate number nad service, aud suci. casss will be settled at the earliest practicable moment. The Rock Island Lumber Manufacturing of Rock Island, will shut down its mills next at noon in order to give its army of employes an opportunity to attend the Fifer demonstration and industrial parade to be held in that city.

What a Firerb industrial feature tin's great mcM might the pine made valuable with labor-- from a tion of the rough log, fresh frou; he raft through its various stages of do velopment until it becomes the sush, doors and bliuUs. F. F. Downs, dentist, cor. 3d, Pen3 Harrison's pharmacy, 305 IJrady St.

See that nice Lehigh coal at An important sale was eiTectcd by U. A. L. Dahnis, through Mr. Kmmons, a prominent attorney of 111., wnrreby tlie property known as Liuwjod was transferred to to Dr.

It. Alexander, of Quincy. The considenitio'i way Dr. Alexander wili at once renovate the building, and in a few weeks will open it to the public' aw a paiiitarhnn. Messrs.

Dahms have dono xrcll returning to the of Da.vcnporl a resort that was a few years ago KC popular among pleasure seekers. drive to Linwood along the river road is delightful. i'olico J'ointH. Cavanaugh was before Justice Kramer yesterday afternoon, charged assault aud battery. Ht was found gailty and lined $100 and costs, but being unable to raise that amount was sent to jail for thirty days.

Y'esterdayJacobSfinean was arrested and tried bofore Justice Kramer for striking his wife. He was found guilty and sentenced to pay a line of $100 and costs; but as ho did not have that amount of money, nor any way of getting it, he went to jail for thirty days. A drunk was up before Police Magistrate Kramer yesterday lined $2 aud costs, which was paid at once, A Democratic marching club formed last evening in the Sixth ward The couuty clerk of Rock Island county Saturday licensed Isaac Westphal and Alvina Pappe of this city to wed. Tfoe collections at the county treasurer's ofiice last week amounted to 1'esterday's collections The Husiness Alen's rooms were in demand yesterday. Five important meets were held there, and two new companies organized.

Yesterday Joseph Hicks and Mary J. McPhail, A. W. Estendorf and J. Rab- belinff, Charles 1C.

Loen and Nellie L- Marrinan were licensed to wed. McSorley, who was solicited to join the new Davenport club, declined yesterday on account of ill health. lie will not play again this season. Cinders are being: placed between the rails of the Central track. As mules have been abandoned the roadway can now be kept level with the street.

The directors of the Magazine and Match Company met yesterday to consider the advisability of increasing the out-pnt. The demand for magazines is very large. Invitations are out for a receptioa to be given at the Armory Ilall in Rock Island, Tuesday evening, October 2, by the Elms social club. The music will be furnished by Bleur's orchestra. Yesterday afternoon the stockholders of the Belding Motor Company met for permanent organization.

The attendance was not and the meeting adjourned until next Monday afternoon. The Sixth ward Harrison and Morton club will hold a meeting at Kuehl's Hall this evening at o'clock, to complete their organization. Thero will be an address by II. C. Fulton, and music by a martial band.

The Friendly Visitors of the D. A. C. held their usual monthly meeting at the Ackley House parlors yesterday afternoon with the usual exchange of experience and helpful ideas for practical work among the destitute. The stockholders of the Davenport Manufacturing Company met yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of electing directors, but for some reason i tiij ly This is an induce- A I ff An Old Settlor Home Last week at the Pioneer Association's annual festival, held the 10th.

the death of Mrs. Susan. liobeson on the 17th was announced, and thut hei remains would arrive the next day. With them cam a her husband, Thomas Hobeson, who is slill in the city, and will probably remain with his sou David during tho winter. Mr.

K. is S3 years old. lie came here in 18-14, tool; a farm at; Jersey and lived there over thirty years, finally removing to Davsnport, and five years ago changed to Dakota. Ilo was married before he came here, and his wife was buried last week. i i i Tho meeting of the was largely attended last evening.

Tin- reports made by several committees appointed at the last meeting showed considerable good work beinjT done the association in the 01'organiz- ing new companies for iniinnfa'jturiug 1 purposes. The question of new members came before the meeting, and a resolution was offered whereby all persons joining the association between now aud Jan. 1, 'SO, and paying $35 should be entitled all the privileges of the association was not Uoue. Another meeting will be held soon when it will be accomplished. Some new refrigerator cars have been put on the Hock Island road painted in a very appropriate manner.

They are a bright yellow with the top pure white and at first glance they look as though ment that should increase the membership rapidly. Mr. Smith, of Milwaukee, representing the American Publishing company, was asked to exhibit a map of Davenport which his company had prepared. The association deemed it advisable to take a certain number of them, and tho they had just come through a suow matter was referred to the advertising committee for The new directory was subject of discussion. It had been examined by the committee and other members of storm.

1 estarday afternoon at o'clock occured the death Jf Frank Palmer, aged fourteen years and living in Ilyan's block. The cause of death ws i the association and commented upon typhus fever from which the child bail favorably. The following resolution suffered for ihree weeks. The funeral takes place today with interment in Oakdale. The trustees of the Academy of sciences had abusiness meeting yesterday afternoon in Pr.Prcston's ofllce, with a full attendance.

The committee tho proposed lecture course made, a partial report, which promises well for the project. At the Armory hall in Kock Island a rare treat bo enjoyed on a night this week at St. Joseph's fair held itoniio. A Republican Breech will be was offered and carried unanimously: Resolved, Thai ilio business Men's Association of regard favor the new directory of our city published by If. X.

Stono and it as tho most book of kind ever published hero. At the iH'Xt meeting the question of city pavinjf wi'l 1s discussed, and public genftniiiy unMuvited to attond tho nuetinjc ami offer any suggestions on this subject. Donahue, 21 i otreet, now organized and I HUIOCK otiiceraarc at work putting recruits HOW iu nt The Rock Island Union of last Sunday had live extracts from the Daven- through sett i ng up tocermes andmanouvers. As soon as the men canbegot under decipline will port Dem. every one designed present a line appearance, as they are and used to make the citizens of Rock of goodly number and under eillcieut oilicers.

Drill is obligatory, every able bodiod collegiate student being required to shoulder his musket and take his Island believe, that if the street railway project across the bridge is carried through, it will greatly injure the business of that city-- that Rock Island place in the ranks. Thoso in other will receive no benefit from it, "but departments are more fortuuate as they are exempt from this requirement. We were sorry to learn last week that the wife of Prof. Oilman of the Law Department, of the University, was the victim of scarlet fever, and that the Professor would be uuable to attend to his duties for some weeks. Judge Adams at present Oils his place in an able manner, but can remain only a short time, when nearly the entire labor will devolve ou Prof.

JMc- Claiu. Judge Dunstou not being expected till Oct. 1st, whea he will take his place as one of the regular professors. We hope to see Prof. Gilman in his usual placa before many days.

The iirst ball came of the season came off yesterday between a nine from the University and one from the city, neiluer 113 yet being lly organized. The University nine won by a score of to 2, seven innings; game called ou account oC darkness. Batteries--Lindsay aud Friend, city; Cook and Uerryhill, University. Hits--city UMivcriity 3. Errors--city 1, Uai- versity 1.

Bsrryhill is still holdiug up to the place he took ia Davenport the past summer, and will probably be the University pitcher this year, as his trial game was satisfactory. The social season opens this week with Fraternity parties, aud a party at Hani's Hall on Thursday night. Tho opera house also opened for the season on Friday night last, Mattio Vickers playing Jacquine to a small but enthusiastic audience. The committee cu sports has leased the Iowa City ball park for the school year, and it will be used for foot ball and base ball games, when weather aud work will permit, till the University closes in the spring. Davenport trade will be "diverted to other Island will be the loser from the Island will not "be helped in any net degree," but it is almost certain that its fate leans to the other will hurt Rock Island trade, you say--granted.

It will. It is useless for Rock Island to talk otherwise, or Davenport either. Now there are live quotations taken separately from the live extracts published by the Union aud credited to Dem. and this just before the Rock Island city council are to decide (tonight) on ordinances, the right ol way secured, enabling the company now owning tho street railroads on both sides, to connect them by a railway across the bridges and island, as they have a government charter to do if approaches can be secured on the Rock Island city side. This project has been opposed and delayed for many years, through the influence of the ferry company.

Why did not the Union in making these extracts, explain they were all taken from a paper whose pro- prietoisare stockholders in this ferry company? Because it would have de stroyed the very purpose of their origin and of the Union's copying. That pur pose is to alarm the people of Rock Island about an imaginary loss of trade, and thus affect the votes of aldermen. This idea or design is certainly cou- tined to the Daeeuport stockholders in the ferry company. The people here have nothing to do with it. They are grossly misrepresented.

PKK3ONAL. have home of Is the delightful liquid laxative, and the only true remedy for habitual constipation and the many ills depending on a weak or inactive condition of the kidneys, liver acd It is a pleasant remedy to take, both to old and younp; it is gentle in its action aiic! effective; it is acceptable to the stomach, and strengthens the organs on which it acts. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Trancisco. Cal. Tor sale by Stevenson Streeper.

for Clutrlty's Sunday at the Davenport Cathedral the offering was devoted to the yellow fever fund, and amounted to $27.25, At i i Cflurch the offering at the morning service was devoted to the same good purpose, and amounted to Kev. D. C. Ciarretfc announced at tho evening service that thoso who had not contributed and desired to do so could leave the money at his residence on Monday morning. Several contributed in thut w.iy, so that the amount was swelled to nearh from Trinity Church.

K. of Last evening at the regular meeting of Union Assembly No. 2179, K.of the following was reported by a special committe and unanimously adopted, and a committee appointed to give it to the morning papers for publication: To JSferchants, Workingtnen and Frieuds of the working classes: Whereas, The newspaper called the Davenport Daily Times has heretofore received subscriptions and advertise znents on account of its reputed character as a workiiigmeu's organ. Whereas, It has ceased in any nor to represent or support tlie known principles of labor organization; be it Resolved, That we hereby repudiate tho Daily Times as labor organ, will neitr er endorse or in any way be hold responsible for any of its utte'ences. A Ni-Klurtvil Work.

The condition of Sixth tweeu Kock Island and simply one that ought not to be borne any whether it can be or not. i wet summer this much traveled block it was, have been impassable for months from "improvements," which were wrong in the conception, have boon outrageous in conduct. call the attention of the Street ('oinmirsioner. the street committee, the Fifth ward aklernien, and thecon- tractur, to this block, and to the or want of iheoi at Terry and Hock Island streets. Reminding them of how long this neglect oijmiserable condition of things lasted, they cannot remain so much without chal- JJeiuke is again buying corn and barley, and paying all the market will stand.

Miss Cosette Xeil commences school in District No. 0, today. O. J. Fellon is visllinc: with his brother, U.

for a few days, O. J. has been through Indiana and says politics are running high for Harrison and Morton. Miss Alters from the summer is the guest of liirdie McDowell. Mr.

A. M.irtie and daughter are visiting at Mr. tt'm. Murrisoifs and other relatives. A good number of the people in this vicinity attended the Clinton county DcWitt fair last week and returned highly pleased it.

Why can't have sitting exercises at the church again this fall? Jt would be instructive and pleasure for our young people. are to have another game of ball here next Saturday between a picked up nine and the Green Tree Coys, Susie Knouse i3 visiting friends at Vernon, Iowa. C. J. Tlio District Court.

Thero was but little business done in the district court yesterday although Judge lirnnnan was on hand all day long. In the afternoon the criminal docket was called again aud the case of the- State vs. .1. Flenker, for willful and malicious mischief was again con tinned. In the CJise of the State vs.

Kate Smith for keeping a house of ill fame, the bonds of the defendant were forfeited as Kate failed to appear and answer to the charges. The attorney for the defendant in the case of the State vs. J. R. Myers for obtaining property under false pretenses, withdrew his plea of not guilty and entered a plea of guilty, throwing himself on the mercy of the court.

Tin court after a few moments thought sentenced the culprit to twelve months the penstentiary at Anamosa. John Itemiett, indicted for grand lurceny was also sentenced to the pen- etentiary but for only three months. The jury in the case of Willie Jones colored, for breaking and entering, returned a verdict of guilty charged. Jones was sentenced to thirty days iu thy county jail. The calendar will be called again this morning at 0 o'clock and if there are no more jury cases, the jury will be dis- Dr.

T. Itiffby, deutist, 2d Bnuly. Miss May JJryion is in St. Louis visiting friends. Dn W.

F. Peck has arrived home from his trip east. The Faloon injunction cases been set for Thursday. A. P.

McGuirk has arrived firm his trip to Mew Tork. W. S. Chenoweth leaves this ing for Clinton on business. Joseph Ochs left last evening for Western Nebraska on Randolph Bloom, of Tipton, spent Sunday in the city with his relatives.

Mr. Case, of MinueapoFs, is in the city visiting his cousin, Horace Earle. Yesterday afternoon check No. 1203 was sold by City Collector Struck. Geo, W.

LeFever, representing the Uuiou Type Foundry of Chicago, is in the city. Mrs. Walcott and family left last evening for Muscatine for a visit with latives. Miss Kate Jones, who has been visiting friends in Cfiicago, returned home last evening. Dr.

Parker has arrived home from Washington where he has been attend ing a medical convention. Robert Baker, of Horton, Kansas, who has been here some time visiting friends, has returned home. Misses Anna and Eunma Berger, of Towa City, have returned home after a short visit with rinds iu this city. Mrs, O. P.

Jones, of San Francisco, returned to this city yesterday from Clinton, where she has been visitinp friends. Miss Clara and Master Freddie Wein berg, of Chicago, are in the city, the guests of their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W.

Btller. E. Greenabaum recently of Spring field, Ohio, is in the city making arrangements to go into business 01: Main street, just below Second. Capt. A.

It. Williams, for thirty-five years engineer and captain of steamboats on the Mississippi river, died in St. Louis yesterday, aged 73 R. Ruth, manager for the Consoli dated Tank Line Co. here, leaves to night to go to Davenport.

W. Bai ley will have charge of tho (Vs business C. It. Gaz. 24th.

G. H. R. Treble of the Sprague Motor Company, left last evening for Chi go from where he will go to Cleveland, Ohio, there to superintend putting in of an electric street car sei- vice. r.

C. Pomeroy has just arrived hom after a six week's tour iu the West Lie says that the clear, bracing air ot Colorado has completely relieved hiu of hay fever from which he has been sufferer. Maywood Maxon, who was agent of the Standard Oil Company here foi some time past, who was sent to De catur last fall has been recalled hen and will resume his old position Mr. M. E.

Booth who has been during Mr. Maxon's stay in Decatui has again resumed his position ft travelling agent for the company. Mr. Maxon has many friends here who will gladly welcome has return. For Sale.

A good horse, fourteen years old. sound and gentle anyone can drive him. At It. T. Miller's.

Price, Toe teat salve in the world for bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, corns, and all skm eruptions, and tively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 99 cents per box. For sale by E. 9.

JJal- Pecu I iar peculiar potato make Hood's superior to other mMlriMfc Peculiar In combination, and preparation of Hood's fiaraapartlla the ull euratire value of theyr best known of the rcgetable Peculiar in 0 and 8ar- saparilla only medicine can truly be One Hundred Medicines la and smaller bottte larger dosea, and do not as good results as Hood's. Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's SorapariUa accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, and has won for ItstU the title of "The greatest blood purifier erer discorered." Peculiar In Us "good name is now of Hood's SarsaDarOlA TMM Lowell, JCJ-'V'It made, than of Bother Wood purifiers. in its record of sales other preparation attained such popularity in so short time, and retained its popularity and confidence emong all classes of people so steadfastly. Do not be Induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparllla by C. I.

HOOD A Apothecaries, lowaH, IOO Doses One Dollar CONSUMPTIV R'S CIHOCR TONIO wlthoatdelv many writ ii the best remedy Cor affections of tho Utroftt and Imtss, aod diiniea trotn hnpuro Uood and rrhinttmn. Iheteeblo ttck. Inc aexlnst dUrapn. and drlfttns: tbo niTO, w)n im many caaec rvoorer their by of bat delay tida- Tako 1C la It Invahzanle for alt pahts KXSSKLAEi: POIiYTKCHMC IN- STJTUTK, Troy, X. Y.

Tiio of in the Next term begins Sept. la. The list yf graduates for 02 with their nUo coarse of On- liviaar ac a ristanco may be at their redress, IJAV1I) M. UUKENE. Director.

DAVENPORT Vt ST. PAUL Championship A Saturday, Sunday Tuesday. sept. 22, 23 and 25. as A KANSAS CITY 20.

in Games Called at o'clock. City team 11 apt. River The gauge marks 22.0 feet and rising The Mary Morton came down yes terday with a good freight and fan passenger list. The Helen Mar came down with 8 strings of lumber, and wa- helped over tho rapids by the Ramb and Lotus! Still water, strings logc, and Jo Long, strings logs, also cam down. The Golden Gote, Sam Atlee, Ki Carson and erne Swain went north.

McDonld and Davidson say the; Jiave business for thoir boats for th balance of the season. The McDonnl. fleet is all below except the Dexter which vriSl probably go below after dr livcring her SUllwater ratt here. They will all make two trips more at least and those making the shortest three. is on the assumption tha tho river will jjo no lower, and the bal nice of tha season be average.

Are you weak and aud tiied? Hold's Sarsaparillu is jus the medicine to purify your blood anf give you strength. comfort on Cure to IvC. at Thobotof rciuHirt lor InwanJ Pains Colic, tion. Exhaustion atnl all and Bowel AUo the most effective cur? CoMs an5 affections of the breathing It promotes sleep, improves the overcomes new life and strength to the and 500 $1,00, BOOK AGEVTS WANTED FOR MY STORY OF THE WAR ByMaryA. Jjwermore Hcrovn of Personal Field tuttd It or ol WM.

iu Ujch a tcomm tcrte tJkem," Bn-ht, Parr. tnU tuUof fatgUer ami cf thriHinclntMttUndtoac It JT at ifcAt to a Spleadld okl rtchljr colorrU in nrart book forHen TV omen AstnU, AlOOta month made. no toe We fajf Frrtgltt ttd Kxtra TVrwj. fordrcolsn to A. n.

WORTHiNBTON A Cttu. Sunday was a nice large day for the St. Paul club and a very cold and frosty one for Davenport. The St. Pauls on- 31 race Up.

Tou are feeling depressed, you petite is poor, you are bothered iv xvhilp navftnnort I headache, you are Udgety, nervous maae i.iree en ors wnne Davenport generally out of sorts, aud wa i run up live anil all of them at the most Tele i mf p. Yoonc men women a for 1 with competent pojioa. Uwi newspaper discussion of the I critical points. The following is the whole thing, with names, dates, score by innings: may be hard to meet. May 1'cvcr.

I have beon afflicted with hay fevur from early in August until frost. My would run a stream of water and 1 5 (5 St. Paul Davenport 2 3 4 ft 7 i) 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 two clubs will contest this afternoon. The positions for 11 continually. I was advised to day game are as Ely's Cream Jialm.

It has worked like a charm aud I can say 1 am entirely Emeliiie Johnson, Chester, Conn. have been for several years a sufferer from hay fever and severe head colds. I have found nothing that can compare with Ely's Cream halm. I for any consideration. It is simply wonderful in ils tlfect upon the nasal A.

Duitc. Wilmington. N.C. Davenport--Kernmler Klofp Fisher ss, McCauley Ib, Forster 2b, iiizrquin Tredwaylf, Mayer cf, Mc- Cuiloin rf. St.

Paul--Earle Tuckerman ss, Morrissey Ib, Corbett 2 orace up. Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis ver cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave von in worse condition than before. What you want is an alterative that will purify your blood, start healthy of liver and kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will fhsd in Electric Hitters, aud only -SO cents a bottle at K. S.

Ballord Co's. drug store. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTS, Lost, Found, For Rent, For Sale and similar notices not exceeding (oar lines Inserted In this colaxnn at 95 cents fdr the Insertion or 50 cents for ODO week. MONEY to loan on real cstato, wltuont commission, Parties having money to loan can be promptly applied with choice farm or city real estate mortgages.

C. A. FICKJE, 313 Main etroet S-ilc. Six good horses at very low figures. Youxo HAKKOUD.

Tho JJurliiiRtou Route, C. 15. Q. K. will sell from principal stations on its lines, on Tuesdays, 21st, llthatid and Oct.

9th and Harvest Excursion Tickets at half rates to the Farming Regions of the West, Southwest and Northwest. For uid further con- tliesc call on your noaroatC. JJ. Q. Ticket Agent, or S.

Eustis, Gen 1 Pass, and Ticket Chicago. pnilff i ltftll rou lton Cairoll rf. Hurquin, the former short stop for I'coriaand who led the Central Interstate league in that position, has been signed by Manager Lucas and will play third base today. On Wednesday the Kansas Citys and tho Davenports will play a postioiiod Rame. ThU will bo tho last opportunity our imso ballists will havjof seeing team play as their schedule i Davenport has been completed.

In If omo. Thrlr Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at E. Ballord Co's drug store as their giv- DEFY I offer my present stock of pianos at greatly rednoed Call and convince youralf Satisfaction guaranteed. J. XiMMRnmAX, No.

130 Main St If, Murphy cfJ ing away to their customers so many D1SC OUNT of 5 per cont on lots. For 30 free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in Una very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, ronp and all throat and lung diseases uickly cured, -You car.

test it before yiug by getting a trial bottle free, size $1. Every bottlo warranted. days only, discount will be made on prices of lota in Parker's tract. Moat conrcnieftt available property in city. FOR SALE acm of ffood land only fifteen mtnntoe walk from Davenport alroct CAM at flfiO per aero address "Farmw" Tribuoo oflcc.

Is nature's own true laxative. It is tho most easily taken, and the most ef- CHOICE BUSINESS PCOPERTT for bf Packer CWrt, KM Brady Call for It fectlvemnedy known to cleuse Ihe I ro woSffiNB tor system when bilious or costive; to dit-1 blMd wfcoimli Md lot A 'IVn ot'land three and a half pel headaches, colds and fsvtra; to miles from Kast Pleasant cure habitvml cons Valley township, good bo eheAp and ou taay terms. Apply ou the pvemlfleSvJoIm Kvaun, owner. "i etc. Manufactured only by the California Fiff Syrup 8w Fmnclaco, t'ftlitornte.

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