The Davenport Weekly Leader from Davenport, Iowa • Page 6

i forttor POWDER Absolutely Pure YORK. SOVAI. i-t-V I 4 THE DAVEtfPORT WEEKLY LEADER. i i Luc-ht. C.

11. W. Lmnje. Margaret K. Lunsarn.

1-. M-aohr. C. Moin- ort. H.

Mclnort. 11. Meyer. Carl Mochow, Allio Mueller. K.

C. Murdoch. H. K. McLaughlin, Henry Nagel.

C. A. Petersen. Potcrsen. Peyser, 3x)Uis Plambock, A a Price, Hich- RICPINKMEXT.

Cannot Hiilc Catarrh. But I'e-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever 'Located, CouRliIng, snoezinjr. a i spitting, wheezing, -blowing, gasglng--all those disagreeable sounds are made a Trese Richie. E. C.

RodUewig, W. or ess continuously by the vie- C. Schlapkohl, M. Springmeier. L.

i of wtarrh. not do it if PropossiJsTor ths Erection (or Repair) of a School- house ii proposals for In is hereby tin- vn'dlun of ii NC No. 4. In ttMMlUiiriot township of Liberty. In 1 1n- county of Scott, i IM- rco'Ivod by i undersigned, ui Ms oflire in am! may In.

1 i Si PI Staby, M. Slender, Fred Thobe. Clias. a Clias. H.

S. Grady. At the Daily offU'o the following members of the force signed the weekly subscription lists: J. E. Halligan, S.

W. Searlc. T. J. Feeney.

Geo. Uavis. W. A. Frewert.

S. QneHe. Henry Herzljerg, C. A. Kellogg.

Grace Leahy. Stella Orendorf. Frank i A Ebcling. Flyaw. K.

Huughton. Charley Lathrop, Ben Flucgel, Fnuu Dcngler. Thos. Behan, George Perry. Fritz Becker.

Otto Behrens, Albert Crouch, Roy Driffill. 'Sam Hirsciil. a i Holtara. Hugo H. Lage, Geo.

Harrison, bouis John H. she could help it. No refinement can Jiido catarrh. No rtiiuion conceals Us symp'toms. There is only one wise ihing to do.

Find a cure. Not a temporary relief, but a a cure. Mrs. J. Reynolds.

Elktoii. 0.. Box 40, says sire has ed -with congestion of the lungs, catarrh of the head and was troubled -a i I o'clock i i i t. i tlmo the contract will Awarded i low ost rt'KponslMu bltUlrr. Tin- heard rcscrvu the to reject any or i bids.

St'mt Secretary of 1lu i Hoard of Uiroctors. I'OITLAR sriiKCRIPTKLV 1'LAS A i'ROXOUSCED SVCCESS. I cough. She had a of physicians, but they JFIoehn. A Kablcr.

A. Hiekey, a failed to cure her. She "was induced to try nnd immediately a marked change took place. Aker using eoush ceas-od. an-d I.ist Sipnetl by Men and AVo- Wm.

J. KHnck. C. Schocaig, F. Hansen.

Alfred Trcsiler, -Edward Vieths. i i i i i i i i i Many Families been and a i i i i i i A Tar at the Windsor hotel. At Sickels. Preston and Balk cash subscriptions were also i a rt time her other ailments were stow-1 made a i to $25, also $3 was a d. She is now completely restored handed in by -William Hughes, staying' and gives all lhe cre(UL lo I Pe-ru-na.

Elizabeth Grau. -New At-h- 1 iMitnngs )S( sa ys: "For two ytfars I had The subscriptions to patriotic there was also a 3isL circulated and the a tarri cf rrose very 'bad. Some- relief are -rapidly growing and the I following are the subscribers: i i was so bad a ceuM noi people in the several shops and stores Thos. Xeuhaus. Henry Demecke, Earl 3 a i lloetore( i ith two are responding nobly to the call for Reynolds, Brandt, Grant H.

physicians, -hut they did noi: help me. weeklv subscriptions to be paid 1 1-. Niels. Dan Marinen, a JCnrL Pe-ru-na hi the paper and A 'Dr. C.

M. Robertson 3s home from Camp McKinley for a few days' visit i in Davenport. Our full line of Crash Suits and Skirts just receiv'd and are now on sale at i which puzzle the i a keeper to See the beautiful line of finished and unfinished Pillow Tops. This is an agents sample line and are marked very cheap, besides the styles are very varied and different from the usual lines. Two million Americans suffer the torturing pangs of dyspepsia.

No nee.l 10. Burdoch Blood i cures. At a drug store. Moline yesterday sent 2" remiits to i Camp Tarnier from men i We place on Sale 50 pieces Organdies in all the late swell effects selected to Lake -the phu-e of those i were rejected before. i Impossible to foresee an.

Not impossible to be prr-pared for it. Thomas Eclcctric Oil--Monarch over pain. as the occasion demands. i Herbert Pasche, Marie Brandt. O.

A. got a of i then Ttle to Blank lists have been left at a num- Smore. L. H. Nutting, O.

Harbeck. R. 2 i a anti lic gaid i should bsr of the factories and stores in the l-arsea. Lydia Harrison. Joseph Dahms U3 to ta took until was en citv and while soms of them have al- Harrison.

F. H. Petersen, A. Fred ready been passed among the employes ersdorf. Fred Kunkel.

At the Bosicn store the list is as fol- i iow a number of others were passed late yesterday afternoon and others will ie passed tomorrow when the men will Lesser. II. EmannelsoB, Harry H. rbal i 3eases of i A tirely well. Whosoever follows Dr.

Hartnian's advic-a i i get well." Soad to 'Dr. Columbus, I Qh-io. for his lates: book on the catar- women entitled V7IU-. RUN NIGHT AND DAY. Flour 'has had its innings for the st few weeks and is now selling at $7.50 per bbl.

The demand even at this price is great and the Phoenix Milling company will put on another crew and run night and day to fill orders. Coughs and colds tfce very borderland of consumption, yield to the soothing, healing influoncss rf Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. 50 dozen elegant cambric 98c SKIRTS with 12 inch umbrella ruffle, tor- chon lace trimmed for 75c each. or 19c Sell line CROCKERY due immense tion 3 I The andies are the 1 ualities.

.1 be paid and the amount for the first call can be collected. D. S. Taylor, E. Walsh.

Alma HeaHh an Pfabe. E. M. Harper. L.

J. Johnson. Already a number of needy families A Bindley. Mildred HelHe. L.

Reek- have been assisted and as fast as P2ulinc Friedhold. Carrie Hall. Geo. Meier. J.

M. Howe. Doroth April IS, 189S. get around to the investigation just so fast are will und to the investigation just so others being helped, and calls Friedhold, Mae Johnson. J.

C. McDon- ly be issued for the payment of a Amanda Lucht, Katie -Smith. H. a 4.0 4.4 the subscriptions as the money is Techentin. Ella Schwente, A.

-M. Bar- veil 4.1 tells. Mae -Bets. Anna Miclot, Mrs. Wade, Margaret Coalan 3 i Goldsmith.

Miss needed. Among the largest lists that will be returned in response to rhis call is Brien Hilda Nicholson, J. M. Nagel. one from the Bettendorf -Metal wheel Maggie Kane.

Lena Frcmm, Emma works. The list of the employes of the works who had subscribed up to yesterday were as fallows: Arnould. E. Stein. The fire depatrmenl was called to CIO west Second street yesterday ternoon about 4:30 o'clock, barn of Henry Koos discovered to be on fire.

It is supposed to have been set on fire by boys, as sMrs. Koos saw a youth run out of the barn just 'before the blaze was discovered. The loss was about $175. Miss Osborne oi Chicago, is a guest 1-f? at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. ting. Other lines for lOc, and 15c. a I CATARRH CAXXOT BE CURED E.

E. EinfeMt, J- J. Arnould. E. LOCAL APPLICATION'S, as they Backus, A.

B. Andholtz, John Behrs.j camvot reni-h seat of the disease, Frank Bennett. P. Berenbunk. Jno.i Catarrh is a blood or constituUonai i FH and in order to cure it you must, uvk-e internal remedies.

Hall's J. W. Harrison 3.9 Sciicsuing Bros 3.4 P. Peterson 3.G Xagel 3.0 April 23. G.

A. Moffai and Bro 3.4 Theo. Bertram 4.1 C. Heucr. No.

2 3.4 Bryscn. Jas. Cannon, H. Carpenter, Geo. Carr, Thos.

Carroll, Thos. Calls- Cavanaugh, J. Cawizell, Joe Clarke. Jno. Conradi, Geo.

Cook, Jno. Catarrh Cure is taken in-ternallv, and acts dirwtlv on the blocxl and mucous Coughlin, C. Dahms, Otto Dolan. Geo. surfaces.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is r.ot Cawiezell. Xo. 4.1 C. 4.1 i Jacob Cavriezell 4.G Eckbardt, James Feeney, Wm. Feeney, a lr.

was prescribed i E. Finefield. J. S. Franey, H.

by one the best physicians in i Ed Gadieat, Henry Gadient, K. Gadi-j country for and is a regular ent. Thos. Gardiner, Thos. Garvey, prerscription." It is composed of the Hazard Thos.

Gaskey. H. J. best ionics known, combined with the Grewe, A. GlaspeJl.

Glaspell. D. J. blooil jmrificrs. acting- clirectly Glynn, F.

Goeisch, Jao. Gcciscli. M. F. on the mucous surf The Gorman, Wm.

Gorman, S. E. Green, conibinaiion iOie two Wm. Green. D.

Harrigan, Dred Hass, Schrocder 3.8 4.1 J. Jurgensen Wm. Buhman O. i Tco rich for milk: too poor i cream. U.

J. Hiirh, Milk Inspector. .4.0 .4.6 for such vrowterful results C. Hause, Jno. Hcnnings.

Paul Her-1 a Catarrh. Send for testliBoa-j man, Jno. Hurley. Pat Hurley, Ed free. 1 Scratch, scratch.

unable to business uie day or Hurst. M. C. Jenkins. Otto Joens, Geo.

K. j. CHiBNBY A 7 O. surins the nis'nt. Iichin W.

KlCg. M. King, Peter druirirLsU. urioe T.V. Dnan's Oinrnn oy Hall's Familv Piils are the best- King.

M. King, Peter Knuth. Kocs, Chas. Kuihs. J.

A. Larkin. Jno. Larkin. Peier Larkins.

C. Latendorf. A. Limburg. A.

Lohmiilcr. Herman' i v. i A A i.lfcl Ol- Oi-1 IjOflse. Lcvi Lwas, Jonn Lynch. Goo.

McAnnica. James. McCoy. Thos. Me-i Guire, H.

Meier. J. L. Micloi. Mir- The poiic? ccuri was a busy horrible plague.

Dean's Ointment cur- Ai any drug store. THE WEATHER. forecast fcr Pavenport 9 field. Dave Meyers. Aug.

Nietaeyers. Bert Norlincr. J. V. O'Conaeli.

Sieve! O'Conaer. Jno. O'Coanell. Jno. O'Con- tmraher cf cases were en bearing is morning as a iarge number of ar- Generally fair lonight bui been made last and Tuesday.

J. M. SHEItlER. Observer and i neil. Ernest Oltn.

Alfred Parks. Arthur O'Duy was arrested on a I 1 Peterson. Paul PurcelL O. Piutencamp. charge of assault C.

Sohrceder. F. Herman 1 met a Ialy friend with anoihor Schultz, Oito Schwoift. Tbos. Sherman Jast ir H.

anJ proceeded io slap K. Smith, Speller. beat her 035 the Ho wa-? fined Toucnes the Spot. White Mountain Refrigerator. Known the world over are sold only by us.

Our object is to furnish the best refrigerator for the; ev smallest amount of mon And We Do It! Just received another ci of tine Bedroom 'Suits. i 1 Suit No. 332 made in i I solid oak, laree French i I plate mirror bevel edge, 1 swell front, price Large Suit finely finished, large glass bcv- i el edge serpentine top No. VJ Thcs i oniv two a a i out of over 6 No. 101 price No.

102 price 7.40 No. 8.90 104 price to 281. Price 10.50. from. Call be to show you.

B. C. Tilion. J. Wei don.

L. Hjssor XVilhams. H. B. Henry on 1 Wm.

Wuiff. D. M. Shcrts. John 'on a broke a an eas vreiK far three days of Van OyUe.

M. Parccll. Fred KtUSng. Col. French.

Judge French. Ai J. H. C. Sons, the loving is of subscribers: I 4 A.

H. Kawor. M. H. Carl- i 3- Jcr.i;;^ Ac- r.fs M.

P. Dur.rnn.' I Krwi. Eishh Amanda Then. H. rr, GriH-nrin.

Amanda 3i n. A. O. 5, This C. O.

oaca r. i rtays on rg and (J public pr-j Savs a Well-Known Daven- 1 port Citizen Who Has Good Reason to Say it. rifijhi thing at the right time io riirhi always "touches the of o'sr Know Mr Extension Tables: Have you seen our large line of tables? Over 2 different stvles. Slvlc No. 6, 6 feet long, top Half Wool Mattresses, fine ones $2.50 Fine Woven Wire Springs any size Fine Black Steel Springs any size $2.00 42 inches square.

Price S-2 Style No. 1 hardwood polished top inch Mwi of o'sr Know Mr. A ih- on Ui-- rC, Van Tuy3. 01 2133 Harrison street, feet loilg, priCC $4.09. Evei'VOnC 01 tllC 2 3 for foriv His' i I i 7 i brai iijji mo II A.

cii.irs?.-, 1 or naorc tt I ot apjifMr to him. few rcrn "rt CT have xho of as ho. lias as is not mtroiy 3ocal over the Vr, Van i st vies are just as a bargain as the named above. Dining Chairs and Rockers; We will give cane seat dinars and cane seat rocker to match for $4.90 Iturrain Carpets, over 100 different SwvaiS 4 ki -a33 arses asis. ol pattCIHS tO Select frOIR.

We are giving as Inxr-s or s. X- For man Krtner HasiJ trenvlv low prices on these joods. No other will give you the value we will for the moacv. Iowa. Nov I ha TO KATUW STSHM Of I Heal i fvr 1 -nh X.

VAN 513th from China and Japan -Matting, over i i different patterns of Ihcse goods- The best assortroent and Jhe prices in the; -1 4 a three This style of refrigerator is immensely popular. Made of hardwood, galvanized iron shelves, and walls thoroughly insulated with charcoal sheathing of high grade. Call and see these and get prices or 1 I On, CON-NJUCHTOM, HEADACHE IN ii HiNUTBS. Dr, all of Pavrnjwrt are ij's Tills JVyr sate Buffalo. N.

V. and take BO a 103-105-107 East Second St. Davenport, la. TM-- 'i.