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HT7BBKLL HUBBELL HUBBELL. A Xo. 118 Went Third Street. Davenport, IB. I LlSCHER.

A for German Savings Bank. TranBBctn a general lawLoalnoss. Ofilce la Uorman Savings bank. GT.O. Ecorr WM.

TIIE-H-UII us. SCOTT I AWYERS. Trnnsict gpncral law business anil pr.irtlc- courts. Sonihneat corner Mn ii iind Thlnl streotrf. Davenport.

Iowa Ttlcphono 455. DR. C. R. BAKER.

Kmnns 01 ntul 02 I I Hlock I McCOWEN. OFFICE TTOMKX'S lladleyllelgh'B. 8 to 10 a.m. Telephone 440. CITY OFFICK.

310 Brady St. 1 to 5 m. Telephone 417. IVIuntH In ItatroHt. llepnbllcnn Platform.

Tlio folio priests are ID attendance I Wo, tlierppre.pcntatl-.es of the nepubllcan par- ul I i i ri.irt.nl i i i i wiiirliii-tprl in i l0 1 iHHGinbleil ru.ifllrni our nl lire rctrenl Deing LOiiouueci in Uila a i i to tliccrpat iirlnclpli-H wlilch enir nailuiml eiiy jmil) I 01 ii Its birth bus steadfastly proclaimed ui tlm luce 01 nn vhlfllug lor We Vary Revs. A. i 0 a i i J. JCri-ckL-l. Y.F.

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Nudlei, K.ilr!leld; ,1. J. Casaidy, Arlalr; T. DollsriJ, a T. i Violn; J.

Koley, J. fa. i a Vullcy i i i A len, Missouri a J. Klbjaiie, Meu I i i P. J.

Long 1 lIolTmaii, Ft. Alarilion; P. Feelev, Ddveripoit; B. J. Slifri'ian, A.

J. Drexler, i i Bulger, a ,1. JJaueler, Jilt a a Nolan. S. i a Kiv, fci le; J.

McCurniclc, i I I liclly, Klnreiigit; J. M. Dan-u'nvi, i J. i J. KdiipLT, W.

Burlington; F. J. Warri, i a J. Flanuery, a i J. FlaimigaD.

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Ambrose; M. a a St. Amoroso; P. Kern, Ft. a i a J.

W. jBcub.v, West Point; J. Daly, i i i M. 0' Carroll, Onkaloosa; J. P.

Ryan, a II. a i Dalian Conter; M. Glov A Hunger. a Cret-k; P. Uulluf-y, Wlrnt Cheer; J.

Cloary, a i J. Fid I B. Flnofl, iMai'iioliela; P. 1 nk' i i i i i E. Hayes, I i i "RG a a F.

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L. De Callly, Fi. a i O'Farroll' I i a Cny; J. Oavig, a i J. OrrelaT, Musca- lirir-; II.

Grollie, Hicbmoucl; F. Hopp- Bl. Paul Telephone 3So. Dn. cii MATTUF.Y.

Tuli-phone 316. DRS. MATTHEY I I A AND SU KG block norlbojM corner nntlSecoii'l streets looms 23, 20 mill SO. Onica Lours- 8 to 12 in 'i to i in. OfllcB telephone No.

SCO W. H. RECKORD, OUSK, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL tliiK anil hanging. G13 Avonllc. FBBD M.

FIBUBH HEINZ FISHER. LAWYERS. 226-228 WEST THIRD STREET First Mortgage Loans on Improved Jowi Farmn noeoHntnil nnrl nn Tfiiintv Business College. J. C.

A rrop. 112 114 Second St, Davenport, Jown. Book-keeping, Phonography ana Typewriting Taught. college orn of tlm most Ihoraugli od- ncMlonal Institutions In the west. LINDSAY ft PHELPS, ilANCTFiCTCJEERS OF Gang-Sawed LUMBER.

Mill anil yards East onport OiHce LoClalro imcl Tlilrd streets. IA. Tho lady bird, BO n.imiutly markid that It 13 hard to tn oof them jusl, alike, la one of the gardpnoi'e best friends, yet of them are killed because ppoplo lu tlieir Ignoraiiro don't know what a helper they Lavo in (his pretty, buxom lUlle ineoot A few days a writer In tlio York i i visi'ed a i who bus a garden of nil sorts of llowere, and buck of these iherc Is iho kitchen garden, i rows of rnls and raspberry buabeB. The es of bulb, ihcso were covered blight or lice that were as greeu as the leaves on which they lived and thrived. Hunting ubout tbe bushes were a ber of ludy birds.

The woman i-i liar ignorance was lulling those right auil left, i i i tliey woie (Icing all damage, and they were her frioncla wna incredulous. A few minutes' careful watching, showed the yellow bug buay eu iLg 1h smaller greon pestu. binull yellow pyramids showed alie Imd laid her 'gf, which in a duy or Iwo would hutcu The ludy a and belioved, and iu ture the lady bird Ims a sure it'fuge nnd vs'uluorne in her pulcli uf (lowers aud i Another insect a is forever being killed owing to the ignorance of general public id the dragon fly, also as the needlecaae. IIo is one of the most iubecta of tliH In his larval nlata lie eubeisls almost entirely on lliwse i i tlneida which can be seen diirtiug about in any still water, nnd wLich hatch out into tho fot i i iJioHcuitu, As soon as the diagon lly i h'H walery i aiid, i i scim- i reed, i away tjld shell and III auny, ho is helping nuin ar aia. llis is Ihe llj'.

JSTot long ngo iho i saw one of three Insects hnonked a i i where he bad beeu do.ug yeomau'd service, and Ihe i seemed delighted, a thoy i a back from ibo poor wounded d-ngmi lly. 'Ihey all thdughl, lie hud HU uvvful ainig at the end of h.s loijg body--n i injustice llio i i took the infect up there was geoersl which was increased a captured fly was offered him nucl he ate it i i i i The boys of that household will never barm a dragon fly again. nn 1 llio ui'oplii ol the cumi'D lie L-VI duiiM of ri'tuinlns iiroiipuilly. unu rejoice Iu KichlnxiiLnccof iJLior re einplojcd, H.iges in- stored lucusLry le-t'biiiljlifllifcU ujtou jiios IIITOIK busli. In thu rbconl Iho bu Ming or our IfidiLsl, Ji'S ii.idt'r licpublkftn pulley, tln-lr unucr liuniocrjitlc; yowtr anl Uiclr re- vivni tlix reiiuilliitlo i of the Democratic wirty iniil the dissolution or tne Dmnocratlc liLiUrie BiicceetleiJ by OMH cjcu-il upon tha plaUorm of Hie Ileiiubllcun the vlnUlcuLlon of ILu pollt: of protetLion I't complete.

Hemocr.utic purty li convicted of (ihtiilnlng power in 1WZ umlor pretenses In It9 plutfoim It declarwl the principle of pro- to be uiic'inMltutlOFiiil ai.d In Its ciin- I a Ibe lollcy js Bui nltn Liimplete In Its liitt-uiakeis li.ivo uitcrlj Iall-il to earn out ibe pulley to uliluh they were, pledgcrt i It, f.iulul pro- tenw Ccmoiriitlc Pdrty to cliilin credit now for a meiifiurii from which Tilno TnonLlis ago Us idtisident wlthbol'l his approval and ae- noiiiiLBd ah a liumlllntlng abandonment of their cardinal principle. The senate bill, substituted for the wl son bill, l.snotu mraiuro whltb the Itcpubllcan party woulil falhti, It reduces thn ii'Vwinesupon luxuile, a i of leiy more fllt-ctlve thctn any Income lax, It restorer llon to sug.ir. a In every home; It re- ducns tbe wuKeraiP In many Industries In whIUi lubor Is tlie chief element of cost; but It maln- ilns In nianr of It3 jiarU tbe pilnclple which the Demicnillc purty declared to bu unconstitutional. To claim credit under It Is to claim credit for ahMiiLlunlng own pjjlcy and adopting ihe pimclplus It hud denounced WB deplore tlie ra-t thdt the Dernocnillc i arty, while profcsblni; especial Interest In piilargcnipiit ol our export trdds, dn-stroyed the roclty ostiibllshed by Iteuubllcan nd- mlnl.strLtIon Its solicitude for foreign trtulo hiia been exhibited only In tlm a'lnils'lon of furrlgn Binds, to our market without obtaining a reciprocal f.tvors from furelun n.itlona. We, believe In the policy of rccljiioclty the polity or pr.icilcrU olliilrs, and tbe admission of foreign traders to the rich murkeU of tlie United ttates should obtain for our people squill opportunities In forelKii iiinrkeii Wo bolleve that tho compensation ol labor la tlio truek'uugeotcjvlllzjtlon nnd tbo wolfdre ot tho luboier been the constant care oE elm Republican p.iny fioin Us birth.

We aie unutterably opiraseil to leduclufe tlie American workmen to open LOU petition In our own inaiket with the poorly paid Uboiar of the old world. Ws denounce tho doctrine that a tiiriff i-honUl be levied with a view to revenue only, and re.illlrm tho doo i which wrought In America the most iiiiuvelouslndusti'Iul development ever known In the worUl. viz. The' adoption ot protection to Home Industry. WB ball-vu In maintaining not only the highest v.age rate lor laboro-, DuL thr Intcgrltj ol moiin)' lu whlcb ho Is paid nUlim the declnniLlons of tbo Republican nntloiMl pL.tfoi'iii of 1802, adopled nt Jllnnedpo- i a "The American poople.

from tradition and Interest, fnvor blraetulllrfm. and Lln Itepubll- cun party demdiids tbe USB ol both gold dnfi silver us utauiliird money, with auch reb rlctloiii nnd imdor ituch piovlslons, to lie determined bj ab will secuie llio innlnteiirnce of the i of the value ol the mettils. tluit tlie purchasing nnd tbe debt pining power of the i whHlior otgild, silver or p.iper. be ill all times eqiidl '1 he Interest of the producers ol Its runners the norklng men dwn.inili that eveiy dolldr. paper or coin, issued Iv tbo government faluill bo as good as onj other We tin, t'-o United St tns I Influence to esubllsh vilth the Inipoiiant commprii il ot tho world "-ucn a i I iteinatloi al ai; i as will p.iiiblR this country to reopen Us mi ils to the and i i coinage, ol inelalb without loan of onu or the other i.oin Hie volume of our money.

J.i'solveil, that LLoho lest and In'lusttlouh Iiu- i i i who comes tooi.r land i iho Intent LO become In good fnlth an clilzen Is a i eu. Mm other be perinlc- ti'il tn We Ijivor the a i i moro strhifccjnL i of tlio Imir.lgrallon lawi so i'ii to exclude) crlinlii.il, pauper, and all olht." 1 inn i a classes wh'S'j presenct 1 tends lu i i Ameilcan l.ibor and Incltr cll.souler J'he Kopiibllcan part), cvei mlii'lf 1 of the pi Uliitlc si'ivcfsand "acrlllces of the vrteian dliTs of tlie nbilc, le.illlrms Its position in of llbert) to the nallojr.s defenders We tavor I i he KI i i i of pennons to all honoiably (lls- chaigeil union soldiers whose dlsabilHles or nc- U'ssltlcs justly entitle. Iheiii th leto. a a i the fact lh.it Ihe state, ol Iowa will br represented In the Klltj- A REMARKABLE CURE. CASE OF P.LES OF EIGHTEEN STANDING Cured by the 1'yrainid Pile Cure.

Thert- are plenty of pile cures which give relief and sometimes cure a mild rase u( pilpe, but. iLtre is only one i can be depended upon with certainty to cura obsiirjttp, long aianding ami that is the Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsements and testimonials are received daily from men and women integrity Hud reliability are above que-iion and in this connection a letter received from tlie Rev. Jas, H. WeB- hruok of may be of interest to pile sufferers who have Bought in vain for a cure. Fie says: have used ihe Pyramid Pile Cure and I know that it is all that is claimed lor it.

1 had been troubled willi piles more nr h-ss for about eighteen years and hart tried other remedies, but the piles grew woreo uulil about ten months ago 1 used tho Pyramid Pile Cure. It KAVK almost instant relief and I have been free from piles ever since. Rev. Jaa. II.

Wesbrnok. The remedy seems to act well in every form, of piles, blind, bleeding, protruding or Itching. It stops all pain almost immedlatPly, slliys irritation and re- ves constipation, and anyone who has suffered the annoyance and pain of a reclal trouble will appreciate the excellent results w'jich Invariably follow the first application of the Pyramid. The Pyramid Pile Cure Is prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co, of Albion, and for enle by druggists evarywhere. Two cents and Sold by all I I I THINAGURA FOR THIN PEOPLE.

Are You Thin? Flesh mmlew.tli Thinncura Tiihlets by a sclen- tinc procesN Tliej cirace perfect otblinlhulon uf eierj Jonn or food, secreting the valuable parts a.id Ihe worthier. They make ibln faces jilump nnd round ont tho figure They are the STANDARD for containing and absolutely liLirmlo5-. Price, prepiilil, SI per box, for S5 Pamphlet, "How to del Jfat," free Tlie I A A U1U Broadway, T. "FLY-FIEND." will positively protect horses nnd cattle from any annoyance troni Files, gnats anil Insects ot every Kind, Improves aprearance of the coat, dispensing with fly nets Recommended by thousands. Try It and be convinced.

Price of "Fly-fiend," Including brush, quart cans, $1.00, hall gallon, 81.75; one gallon, $2.00. One gallon willInst head of horses or cattle tin entire season. Beware ol Imitations. Address Crescent S100 Indiana Fliln THE I TO 4 DAY COBS. "preyenU nil prlralo dlneaaen, eorec a I onlicaUhj z- clinrecB.

Is or wlJmi.1 Sold drngijfjti. Beet syrinco In mj ft far Si 00, Rnljilor me brat uf i'l eliullur DH RFVY, I i CO LAKOAS1 Ml. i TF. Ju PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM njci and beaatlfici the lulr. Promote! luxuriant growth.

I2I070F Falls to neetore Hair to Its Touthful Color. Cures sen lp dumes ft hair falllDff, nnd 9 100 it Droggiste field bj ill LocH Draniiltt. Hcd and txei. mlcd vlib Woe Toko Other. Jlefiut dangfrotu ntbultu- Katiena AiDragglHii, orwnd4c.

for riarilcuUra, tesHmonliJs and ICcllef for in Utter, tj rot am TMtltoonWa. A'ajxt Paper. aper. uarb- fS. Toronto depot.

i HEAD NOISES CURED, bulur CushloVa help wbcp all rtiHi. Bailor Help tutyn es Whli- B' Patrono'a Unckcrs Want to See "Wheels Go Around, or Sclzo His Quicksilver. Michael Patrono, says the New York Hyrald, has a perpetual motor. It has not developed fast enough to please his backers, who are some dozens of. Italians who live in and near Newark, and who were pioud at first that a compatriot had, as It seemed, solved the puzzle of inventors They took stock in his company and dreamed of Its appreciating as did Bell telephone shares, with which some of the faint-hearted once papered their walls.

The company's name was "Socleta Industrial Umvcr- sale." About sixty of these believers became skeptical. They met Friday night In Blanchl's Columbia hall, in Market street, Newark, cmd unanimously wanted to know several things-- first, a had been done with SG.OOO or thereabouts for which they had been assessed without so much as getting a glimpse of the perpetual-motion machine To this Patrono replied that drawing paper was 0 11 to say nothing of hi. time spent in preparing his papers for the patent Republlean pilnclples, and whos-) services In tlio p.ist we heartily oinmend. With prldeilo WP remember dlstniBUl.sbed service-sot diirst-nloi 1 se lalor vrhoio loi and honorable servant ol 'he strtte "niltles him to etpre.sslons of onr lull conlidence and our piidurlni'iirrpctlon Jiall wllhs.iilh'actlon the iimvpisnl deske the Republicans of the to continue him In Ills present Meld of usefulness until illpd to the larger services of the nation A o( for 10 cents fie Largest piece of GOOD tobacco ever sold for the Ki-Unltotl Stales Senator Conger Michigan Destitute. From position antl power to penury and want is an epitome of the life of ex- Senator Congor, of Michigan, who has for many yeais resided in Washington.

Fifteen years ago he was one of the great leadei ol the republican party, yet to-day his name is almost unkuown to the readers of the daily papers. In the Chicago convention in 1SSO, when tho Grant contingent, led by Roscoe ConkUng, apparently hart possession of the organization of the convention, Senator Conger, of Michigan, delivered a speech of such impregnable, logical force that the report of the committee on credentials was defeated, and thereby the Grant forces were ultimately routed. For two hours Senator Conger held thai vast concourse spellbound by his eloquence, and his effort has never been paralleled in any national convention save by Bourke Cockran in 1892, but Cockran failed, while Conger triumphed. Senator Conger is now 74 years old, and has long" been in feeble health. Two years ago his wife died, leaving him an annuity of a month, Her brother, James rey, is executor of the estate, 'and for more year he has withheld the payments of the legacy.

The agecl senator has brought suit for this stipend, and has fought it through several couits, receiving favorable decisions on every occasion In court a day or two ngo Senator Conger's lawyer stated that Humphrey is'withholding payments with the manifest hope that the figed senator may die, when the amount due him would revert to Humphrey. The lawyer said, however, that the hope Is in vain, as Senator Conger is daily swinging dumbbells and is as determined to live as his brother-in-law appears to be determined that he shall lie. office and guarding his secret from emissaries of monopolies, who would be glad to filch the child of his brain, which was to revolutionize all Industry. He enlarged upon this point and asked for moie money, for he wished to hire a room in which he could hide his machine more securely But visions of shares at sixteen times par and dividends every month had been growing dimmer. Patriotic sympathy i the lllustrlous-to-be Patrono had ebbed.

These unsympathetic-subscribers made this cold, hard, businesslike proposition. "Show us something for our money and we'll put up more dollars." "Then this company Is Insolvent?" said Patrono tentatively. A storm of noes flatttened out this proposition. Then someone proposed, and had carried, a motion that a committee be sent to Pattono'a shop to carry away 500 pounds of mercury, said to be essential to the working of his motor. Patrono, protesting that the quicksilver wag his own property, strode out of the hall.

The shareholders decided by vote that they would continue the organization The committee called at Patrono's shop yesterday and demanded the mercury. Patrono urbanely Invited them to eave him to his own medittlons. He wrote to the society that he would not do any more inventing for it, as its members had broken their agreement. He told me that he had a revolver and would use it If anyone came after the quicksilver. WANTS ICYCLE RIDERS NOTICE--Every one wheel slrultl we M.un'slm- solid comfort, non't pull oil bu tons; bv mall 60 cents SUSPENDER 312 Perry St.

USTEES at cost. Cell and get a nice duster cheap nt J. Ungeboeck's, 109 OR SALE--Span of bluck carrinire 1 orses, luqnlroot G. II Kuoslman, 207-201 Kast Second street. RENT--A fine 4 room flat, steam -T heated, lu tho Schilcker-Eodler building, corner Thlrtl niuTRlpley.

OR RENT--A flat building. Inquire ot Third street. in Ilagebnei Uagehoeclc, 109 E. OE SALK--A second baud "surrey with Jump sent. Will be sola Address X.

cure Tribune. EN who will wort for $75 month sa'ar or large commission selling stiu-lo goods sample to dealers Experience unnecessary. Write us. Household Specialty (73) Cincinnati, 0. MAKE BIG MONEY Belling our Electric Telephone, Best seller on earth Sent all complete ready to set up: lines of any distance.

A practical Electric Telephone. Our agents making S6 to S10 n. day eisv. Everybody buys; big money without work. Prices low.

Any one can make S75 per month. Address W. P. Harrison Co Clerk No. 11, ColnmbHs, Olilo.

"VT7ANTED--Gentlemen roomers. Con- vnlenl' lopatlon. -Befereucos i ddress James, cure Triune. TT7ANTED--Active salesmen to handle onr peddling. Salary J7R ppr month and expenees paid to all.

Goods entirely new. Apply Quicklj, 0. Box 6808, XH(i Cure for Rattlesnake Blte.3. George Lewis, the snake catcher, who captured six rattlers near Port Jarvis, N. two weeks ago, was bitten, in the hantf by a rattlev ivhile moving an old stump in a lot.

He bound a handkerchief tightly around the wrist, and, going home, steeped the leaves of a plant called "pilot master' 1 in water and applied poultices to the, every hour. The arm swelled fo an enormous size as far as the shouU der, but the weed proved a sure cure. Lewis was able to be about tha next in Port Jarvia and exhibited the curative weed. It la like a house plant, spotted, and grows from three to four inches high. 13ccthoven Appreciated, She (at a I Just dote on Beethoven." you?" indeed, Beethoven's sifi is so delicate, so refined, so soulful, It doesn't Interfere with the conversation at i 9 Arnica Salve.

Tlie best Balve the for catg Hruleea, sores', ulpere, salt rhaum. fevei spires, tetter, chapped chilblains corns, and all sin eruptions, and pos timely cures jpUpfl, or no pay required. I 18 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 36 cents pel bottle. For Bale toy B.

Ballord Co. BUFFINGTON'S FRIEND. He Was Almost TOD Friendly on Short Acquaintance to Salt BufT. "The most genial fellow I ever met, 1 said Dave Bufflngton, of the American House, Brookville, the other day, "was a man in a one-horse wagon. I never saw- him before in my life that I know of, but he knew me.

He caught up to me Just above the Iron bridge on the road that leads to the depot. The bridge was being repaired and horses and vehicles had to ford the stream, while foot passengers could pick their way across on planks. 'Hello, Buff, 1 he said cheerily. 'Get In and I'll haul you over. 1 "I didn't altogether like the idea," continued Buffington, "but he greeted me with such hearty cordiality that I accepted his Invitation.

He drove Into the water and not knowing exactly where the best fording place was he soon got up to the hubs and then over the wagon bed. 'Buff, old boy, you'll have to hold your feet he said. "Then the wagon bed was submerged and the water came over the seat. 'Buff, old boy--guess you'll have to stand "I stood up. "The fellow by this time had lost his bearings completely and we went Into a plout hole about ten feet deep and the horse had to swim.

As the wagon box Bank beneath the water he yelled with the same cheerful voice: 'Buff, old boy, I guess you'll have to swim. 1 "We both swam out and after the fellow had his horse safely landed on the other side, he said, as he climbed back Into the wagon: 'Well, Buff, old boy, you got wet, didn't you? Good-bye, Buff, old "I ought really to ha-ve killed the fellow, but fie was so heartily polite that I couldn't even swear at him. Smco that time I am a little wary of people who get too friendly on short acquaintance." A I SHE WAS DEAD. Memoiy is a little treacherous now ind then, an.1 cnusea ono to forget some hicgs worth remembering, unless, ona iaa fm experience like that which came to Mr. D.

E. East, Moflatt'a Greek, who says "I been suffering for years with a torpid liver and found uo relief until I touk Simmons Liver Regulator I was entirely relieved of my roubles. I never Intend being without i a Liver Regulator." Coroner Hooter's Visitor Showed Photograph to Prove She Wna. A thin, middle-aged woman dressed In black went to the coroner's office yesterday afternoon and asked Policeman O'Rourke If she could see Coroner Hoeber, says New York Sun. "What is It you want," inquired the policeman.

"Well, you see, It's this way," said the woman confidentially, as she reached for a button on O'Rourke's coat. "Two months ago I entered Mount Sana! hospital as a patient. Two days ago I was discharged as cured. Here," she continued, pulling out a photograph of a plump-faced woman, "you can see how I looked when I went there. Now, look at my face and see the change." "But, madam," said the policeman, "this Is the coroner's office.

We cannot take cognizance of your case until you are dead "But I am dead," said the stranger, calmly. "In fact, that is my principal business with Coroner Hoeber," "I am sorry we cannot accommodate you," said the policeman. "Coroner Hoeber has Just stepped out." "All right," replied the woman, cheerfully. "I will call again when I get time She left the building without giving her name. Rheumatism Cared In a Day, "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 8 days.

Its action on the system is remarkable and mysterious, removes at once the cause and the disease immediately dis appears. The fiist dose greatly benefits, 75 cents. Sold by, Guatave Schlegel No 220 W. 2nd DruggiBt, Davenport. Act almost instantly, speedily curing the most obstinate cases.

Rheumatism cured in from 1 to 3 days. Dyspepsia nnd all stomach (roubles quickly relieved, Calarrb, positively cured. Headache cured in 0 minutes. fTervoya diseases promptly cured. Kidney troubles, Tiies, Neuralgia, Asthma and all Female.

Complnints quickly cured. Jluuyon'a Yiti'izer Imparts new life and Yisor to weak and debilitated men. Ask your druggist for a 25-cent vial of ono of Nunyon'a Cures, and if yon are not bene- filed your money -vull be refunded. This puts up A cure for every disease WALL PAPER Do you want the Cheapest and Best The undersigned having secured the Agency for tha sale of ALFRED PEATS, Chicago and New York, Wall Paper, has just received, a complete of safnplea displaying over 800 new gatterca, including the fam.ou.8 $1,000 PRIZE DESIGNS. If iu need ot wall paper in any quantity do not fail to see these samples.

They represent the finest and most complete line ever manufactured at prices (marked in plain figures) which, Defy Competition! Qaod paper 3c per roll. Good paper 4c per roll and upwards Samples displayed at your home if desired. Call on or address 515 Brady Street As I will sell you better goods and save yon from 3 to 10 cents per roll, and will also hang it cheaper than any one in the city. Give me a call. JOHN H.

COX, The Duplex Typewriter WHIQH RECEIVED THE WORLD'S FAIR AWARD and whjch is QQntroHed by the trustj is being represente in this, city fop a short time by Mr. Jay Porter, general agen who will be pleased to show the many points in which th machines made by the Duplex Typewriter Company excel a'l others. Mr, Porter will call at your office or residence if yoi will address him, care of general delivery. Noah's Ark, animals, will be sent, postpaid, to any address on receipt of three 2-ct. stamps.

The animals are on cardboard--two aiid three inches high, naturally colored, and will stand alone. They can be arranged in line or groups, making an interesting' object lesson in natural history. This offer is made solely for the purpose of acquainting mothers with the merits of Send Tor a sot for each of tho children. Address WILLIMANT1C THREAD Willimantic. Conn.

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We All Read It! IT COSTS ONLY 10 GENTS A WEEK, The TRIBUNE is the Paper for All the People. Island ftcilc, Trivliu arrive and leave depot, fifth Perry Sti, oik nnd after noon of June 80, 1896. flolng Knit from Iravnnpon. 0-d Dearer. Omaha and Chl- CNto llmlteil 1 Denver, Kt Worth 4 Chlca- KO Mm (via Kunnui Jlty)4 10 am 1 Sl.PauJ, Sioux VallD and Chicago fiut B-b WauhTBurl and Uock Is lon-1 local Omaha and Chicago mall and express CBoam -a DBS Molncs and Chicago local passenger Eldon and Bl local freight 4 pm -b Brooklyn and Bock Island local freight flOOrm -b Kausu City, and Clilcago exnreu 1046pm St taul, Omaha Chl- cairo mall and 01 am last attached, Stuart to Uock 710 pm olng west from Davenport, main line i Northwest, ver limited S2U -b Chicago Omaha St Pan! express 607am I.HATB Uttui 4 10 in 620 UB 1240DB 71C8Q 190pm 4 IB urn 600pm lOCOpn UUGim 716pm i tTM" a 610KB HM 1 1 BK )k 11 1" am 1M am -b Chicago and Des Molnos fastmall 725am -d Chicago and Ornahn nnUI 11201 11 ua)iira Kalln express, local to West Liberty 008pm 909pm -d Fast fr't.

couch attached, Hock Island to 7 40 am 7 46 am Going southwest tram Otvenport. Chicago, Kansas City and Denver express 840 am -b I BorUniton and Washington local 310pm I Chicago, Kan City, Denv ver and Vt Worth pm U14 pm signifies dally, dollr except Snnday. For tickets, sleeping car berthi and In ornjatlon calf at depot jiekrt office or Ulephona o. 216, L. JL ALLEN.Gen'l Agt.

iept. Buliflgton, Cedar Rapids Ionium, Leava Wost Llberty-Qolcg North. I TCOar xproaa No. 6 pm No. it la 30 7 2 4 0 Going South.

all No. 2 1P 40 pm 8 1010am rolghtNo. 14 llOCprn D. DIVISION Leave Davenport. 4 us pm reight No.

55 7 CO pm Arrive at Davenport. No. 60 12 IB Bin W. 8. UNDERDONK.

Agont Chicago, Hilwankee A St. By. onilcallo Duasonger 030 TMm Blfipm icago, Milwaukee, eta i ilcsgo, Mllwaukso, etc 680pm InnesotB, Northern Iowa, inalia aMd Sloui 090pm ilOCK ISLAND. lilcnito. Milwaukee, Baclno.elo 7 00 am reeport 100pm All trains dally wrapt Bandar.

a'so'Sl 716 ara lOCOftm B80lmi flsflain 1060am 980 am 8 80 jm Chicago, Burlington Qnincy, LKAVK HOCK ISLAND. enver Fust Express 740001 Louis Nt. Kx (vlit (iiiloHbiifci 7 4(j nui LoulalJurllx 700am eiirdBtoxyn nnd Qulncy 2C01um Clinton Hiul Suvuuna 7BODin lilcago Piuisengor 765am coila tussongar a 700am Aunivit. T.ouls Nt. Ex.

(vln GiilosburR) C66am (via 730pm cardHtown PooHenger 11 IB inn Clinton tjiivunua SGGpix Paul Night Kxpresa 750am ulciiBO Passongor 8DO pm d-- Dally; dally except Sunday. W. FE3JEUAN. Ticket Agt. 108 W.

Third St. Rock Island Feorii. Time card eRectlve April 2Lst, 1836. Time ol trains at Hock Island. MAIN LINK Depart eorla, Indlunapoila, Cincinnati (The Trilby) 427 am xlO pm eorla, Indianapolis, Cincinnati St.

Louis Mall and Express.x80Gam 640pm 'eorla, Indianapolis, Cincinnati St. Louis Express 1 45 pm 1116am 'eorla way freight 010 am 8 28 pm 'eorla Accommodation 7 10 pm 126am Accommodation $00 am 6 30 pm able 840am 1 325pm 766am Trains Indicated are dally. All other trains ally except Sundayn Ticket and Frlegbt olllce, Room 12 Masonic emple. Davenport, low.i. W.

S. SHOWN, Agent. Now Passenger service Inaugurated April 21 bi lie Bock Jslaml and E'eorla Itallvray TO THE AND SOUTH. Davenirort 410am I i i 130pm -v Eock Island 4 2 0 a 800am 1 40 pin jV city depot 4 27 am 8t5am US pin ArPcorln 7 2 i a i a a 500pm Ar Dloonilngton a 07 am 112pm 025pm ArIndianapolis 260i)in 0 10 pm 335am Ar Louisville 706pm 727am Ar Cincinnati 616pm 905pm 730am Ar Dayton 1020pm 812am ArColumbus 9 6 6 730am Ar Jacksonville 1065am 82fipm Ar Springfield. 1060am 310pm 836pm ArSt.Louls 662pm 652am ArLlncoIn 946am ArDecatur 1110am 300pm 946pm ArMattoon 110pm 1206 n't ArEvansvllle 040pm 320sm ArTerreUauto 700pm Tno Trilby wll' ran dally leurlhg Eock Tsland on Sunday only at 8 05 am (Davenport 7:16 am) and will arrive on ber regular time at 10:43 ni.

All other trains daily except Sunday. Tbrouith car- service from Bock Island to St Louis. Train 1-avlng Rock. Island at 8 am ibrough coach co St. Louis, passing through Pe- kln.

IJavanu. Springfield and LltchTleld. Lines east of Peorln. carry through coaches nod sleeping cars on night trains to principal R. STOCKHOUSE, Gen, Pass.

Rock Island, 111. W. 8. BROWN, Tkt Agt. Masonic Temple.

L. M. ALLEN, Gen. Agt. Perry St.

Depot. The Elegant Electric Light Steamer, W. J. Young, Jr. W.

A. BLAIR, Master. V. SUITEH, Clerk Leaves Davenport for MUSCATINE, NEW BOSTON. KE1THSBURG, OQCAWKA and BTJBLINGTON every Monday, Wednesday.

Friday at 4 p. m. Nlco rooms and good meals. Special rates to parties ol live or more who wish to make the round trip The Young has been Terr recently purchased anS fitted up for this trade and Is not surpassed by anything on the Mississippi for elegance and comfort. JAS OSBOBNE, Diamond Jo Line Warehouse.

semen EXPBESS A TUISFEB co, 184 Bantam St. SOB. FREIGHT DELIVERED TO AND FROV ALL DEPOTS. iggace, foinltnre, planoa, mitt and all kliu of heaTThinUag done on short Uoe of between DaTenport, Book and Mollm. Wagner's Printery.

ENGLISH AND GERMAN JOB PRINTING. DAVENPORT. IOWA-.