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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31


GENTS WANTED IocsI or fravefirr
age = ? ruaneni work gffct sfn.rG
speclait-ts. stock Warranted. jos j. WHIT
ny. Nurseiy yman, kochester, s. lf
AGtNJc should write for ulustfafed r.rrsIsr
terms and two weeks free TRIAL 20 Missouri
asher. " ashes Qirfifsf clothes clean hy haf
steam without rubbing easily sold rroftahIe
j. orfh. r. louis So
\IAN1ED-A fe~ good enrrzefIc agents
" ladies preferred. io sell "Eifcnif's IUi.
yCrSai silver Polish If be- rot = silver
soap. paste. or "p0vdcr" bat chenlcaU "
pure liquid silver polish. II is 2 fsrorife uifh
people vbo have silver ware and good seller.
fer terms AID particulars address g. r.
Mir1le, geHeler alQ Ma ulacturer, Hopkins
station. N'cn. I4.t
g. To f17J month can he made working
't' for us. Agents preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time 60 The
business. pare moments may be prof istv
employed also. = feW vacancies in towns and
cities r. i. Johnson io.. ! 90 Man. ST.
Richmond. Va y. B.-pease state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
ins stamp lor leg.y. T. j.. q. 4 GO. oci
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
Sealed PrOpOSals.

Office Board of Public Works.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.. July -. 1874
Sealed proposals VIII be received AT the
ONCE Of the Board until Saturday.
August 3. ls.9 20 1.o0 p IN. tor deep
eliug and cleaning the lso-ca.e1f
ives. side ditch according 10 the plans and
specifications on file 81 the Office OF The Board
The Board reserve the night TO reject any or
al bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
The sum oi 500 TO be forfeited 10 The CITY OF
1I@n0 Rapids IN case he shall fali 10 enter into
contract, IN accordance with his proposal. -.
should ms said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks
That VIII be furnished upon application az the
Office of the Board
aug GEO. C. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
Sealed PronOSalS.

VFlce D0ard d puhNo N0rks.
t'RsNp kArIDs. Mich. july -. l.s'.
sealed proposals VIII be received 40 the
Office 0f The Board until Saturday. Angus &
ls,l. at f..l1 ?. In. Tor the Improvement of last
ieonard-sI.. from the enl of tht bridge
70 the r.. q. II. s. NJ railway tracks. accord
ing u the Plans and specifications on file ar
the Office Of the Beard. The Board reserve the
richt 70 reject ans or All bids.
bach bildei snail deposit with his proposal
the sum of $4,000. % D. forfeited - the City Of
Grand Rapids in case he shall fan % enter
into contract I'm accordance with his proposal.
should h5 said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public WORKS.
Au proposals must be made upon blanks that
VIII be furnished upon application al the
oflce of the Board
aug GEO. G.. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

ht ..tasss 81 t4e l.r Die 41e l0e4sss Aasr
&et-l fS.Ast la.sAt- aaH<eo 4el - kAiEks
tH.H t.ttaf 1Fr Nu~t rArl1 therefore i
A@tt selst lets lQr z.i2 ss thai VII oaaas
- at3 81 B ilal Lt4 - 44y t1lnk n ne
tits 1 e. frpslE.
IN1h .4At-Af A KAkeAIS-Fe oner =
Aee tfttata hrA.s ur A.4 lsoL ave. a. lz.l<
- ts hee@ tsi se-I a1s a4s.efl ssi
fca- tstait DEALER 81 4rsl ~
laa H9N fAnpl IA Orana kapids. ana
A'NfNN| Aae sal 80 oUl solI hanaaS 60
stitirlli a. AZ aAo1. slaeais alle yo1I business
90 hfN-at 3 % ei o Aotse 2Eo iol - euf hlFl-
81 I'D 81 al Llsht- V4rc HlAI fl4c< sd terms
reasonable luTaei Csrreii New hoa~alaAD
t-Il-l4@. oce. \. Aafts = Aonloe-st-
"a have sust hso t~o geoa lots places \
- e.l hands Is kAAAf kas about - seaRa
tie Nilt, N.t I, NiltAS L. sell Tor lsss ta4a
SOS. eAeXsaf sko easy terlas I4ttlS broth
rr> over Arcaes iSeu
Ls9k SAL s-I.ai dirt cheap must ls - Al
outs. o0oa cbAnce Tor speculation oF 10
Sci e1fap ll4af iuf Avnlt- Southeast part 81
eigs- pfies SlAl Address Il. AcD-. IeleErem-
Herald ls,tf
L'oR SAfF-A house sna lot easy teru,s
fu,i fni>hrc ~ CeuteI-st 3l7
le0h sam ok hENI-Ne~ house GA Tie hli
ha1 ClocA freu cattle ro4a house has
modern improvements Alsu me baGl Sl4s
o-Aisaee ~ SIT hv~ boase. &llsN ca nisnllis
payments I've houses a. rent SIC kuo s.
tWo blocks ffom briaEc.sf. % nof tai 81 look
alter tbs. a. J can Ki}c sou bsr2klAa j. ~.
tUfus ~ lesi lrlese 81 lasu
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Any sabscribsr 70 EHE rELKGRAH-
HERALD UAO raiis % receive the paper
regularly, or who may haze reason 10
sa1i plata of late delivery, viii confer
snael a. favor Dy iarorniBs this once or
ta, f--el az oare. seud postal card 0r cal
up teiep ph8as 53l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

In the warm weather you may get all
tired Out and run down, and affections
OF the blood may trouble you. Hood S
Sarsaparilla Is Just the medicine TO give
YOU strength and health.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
GRAND RAPIDS As TT is.


We hsye population ~ Tte09
Nr have THE largest factories. and are the
largest lurAituiV manufacturing center in Tie
- e have he largest carpet sweeper factory
Boz f.e world
" s have the largest shsngle machine factory
Ne have the largest tub sno pa.l factory Ia
The world.
WeAa,e he largest plaster deposits 10 the
Me have as factories employing 1900 peo.
rle. .lna several lev enes iA process 81 con
our factories sold g.. .0,c. .ooeoo worth OF goods
in isss
Mehave seven railroads ana more comma.
y e have - miles 81 street railway aud
~ les al cable
erana river nows through the city snc Is
nafiglblr 10 LAKE Michigan.
We have Two gas and no electric light CON-
paAlts.
our new city hall and court house are worth
Ne have q public schools snd two libraries.
Ne nave D. churches. embraClns al deasml-
nations.
Ne have TIE Masonic Home. oostingslol.
0)0.00.
Ns have 20 joAblng houses whs sold sl8.ea-
600 worth ~ goods iu 1885,
Grand Rap.esis the center of The famous
fruit belt 81 Michigan.
Sfond Rapids IS headquarters flT many ~
NicAis4n's heaviest pine lumber nllli4e-
iurers
Grand Rapids has the lowest ocaia rate 81
arN city H. the Union
W. Naat men oi brains and canl q. e. locate
here and establish new enterprise.
We have goo lots one and Oue-half niles
from the cert p Of the city.
TIE RIOS b esutful property and finest resi-
denrfs are east and solfLra.l.
These OTIS are southeast. with plenty Of
shade. Graded siree5s aid good water.
None Of them over two blocks som The street
ears. au0 - cf Them face the ifaf *.
sixteen minutes roe from Cai.al-st. ioT I've
cents.
VIII sel - ~ them. 70 parties who VIII
build. for ssAf1 each
They are worth 500 now. and VIII bring fSlJ
inside Of Two years.
GRO. T.. DffNTON
1i Isou-st.
0rice oTcn Thursday and saturday evenings
until p. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

fNkll>lN6-Iae sl0op yacht Nordcn. with
accommodations for party 81 ten can be-
chartered OF reasonable terms for cruising ou
the lakes. Apply 10 /. ". Einchen. penf-
water. Mich. 1871
MAGNETIC healing and clariy0yani sltiings
III s'l OTTAWA. cor. Hastings. VI. +. lree.
'AANIED-Lyery consumer of Stove Case
" line 10 know that am selling Stove Gas.
oline IN any quantity, AT . cents. delivered 10
any part of the city. T. q. Lliinw0Od- Ieie-
N IL u . IL. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved eA-
pert packers sent on short notice hv haa-
Gin Holt. Jll o0u,h Division. 81. Ielephoue
SO. sVJ iog your moving vans. Jan J.. go
\ NlgNE desiring furniture moved and
stored, VIII receive liberal inducements hv
calling a. =. !. walkers. T. south Divison-st
q sprriaIiy ls made of renting tables ami
cLis.is Tor dances public halls etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
Real Estate For Sale.

IDsiness blocks on Canal street.
iHfooiu house ou Cherry street. ft.s'N. worth
A.ffl Pour 1rT +feum houses Uf Afa isfI
near East y 1Ee street. fi.su ie t-a11 eant
easy terms ter sreorr house in north paft
q TIE city, o.. fffI Casfs fhfrr 81 & Iff
Lots or fhe IfiI stt fn SO each. I.af on Veto
street S4t. So raeE. Aew Groom teufa tlst
= aorrs. H - from posf0ffee. fyH an arfe.
inc farms ard verr choice 40 frf sa nf r.fF
property iff SAFE Can ra re II vru ~ iet -
fur. e. = ~ trade and vnu .l secure reuffeai
attention SID sruarf ffsina
PERCY SN Y DE T..
7s - rssri Street
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
LOST


%DNLN HIRE on Ghefy-st.. a iady's real
AandheTcllcf, Under return same 20 h il-
Hams x N oOdburn, - Monroe-St, and Let re-
ward
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
FOR HORSES.

ssse@Yr~ REsr FOR HORSES.
81 q No BARBED WIRE.
FEAHTY Al horses taken up IN Box Stalls
szr sthr0ugb the heat OF the day ana are
IA 20 AthLe Or GOOD PASTURE mornings
aui nights, aud az same price per week that Is
charged Tor pasture alone near the city. when
flies are severe some horses do not keep In As
good order ia good feed as when al work with
some rest from flies.
Inquire at AutiKalsomine cos Office g
North Divisi0n-st.. or teiephon" my residence.
51l. where / keep man WHO viii take horses
on short notice. Horses wlniere1.
" J.. CHURCH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
ToR REgT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENl-A cottage OF rooms, hard and
soft water and good ceil9r; street ears 70
by the door Also. tenement OF rooms and
one oi j rooms, with modern convenience.
Inquire OF b. ". Barnard. - Allen. corner sit.
Ntruon-sI. Also. house OF : rooms. within 3
minutes walk OF SWeesS Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Ia Chicago and some other large
cites the vacation IN the schools is
extended % the mouth of October.
Would not similar action on the part
Of Grand Rapids school Board De u
wise one2
September, and particularly the first
half Of the month, Is one Of the most
de6iAAtng OF the year, as the heat Is
frequently az intense and the ground
more parched than IN July. The lassi-
tude and relaxation consequent from
the summer heat units the pupil for
close application 10 study. and should
b. overcome before the schools are
opened in the fall. The loss of few
days time, would De much more than
compensated by the added energy and
strength Of both teacher and pupil.
secured by another months vacation.
Even though i few less arithmencal
and alcehraic problems were solved,
few less pages of French,
German and Latin read. little less
botany and Bookkeeping passed over In
any one year, II in tins way, we can
secure to our children stronger bodies.
clearer minds. and more of the energy
and hope which springs from health,
and leads @ practical success in life,
much good would be accomplished.
Such a change would be welcome 10
both teacher and pupil, and also we
believe by the average parent who has
the good Of his child more than his own
really at -eart.
We havc heard this question fre-
qucnily suggested by parents whose
OPINIONS are valued in the community,
and We commend the same u the care
I'll consideration of our school board
->-s
IHE lack Of uniform grade for the
sidewalks Of our city = an ofense 10
TIE eve and a peril 10 the people who
use them. Grand Rapids q the only
place larger than @ country four corn
ers Which has no lawrequlr.ng property
owners 70 conform 10 a grade estab-
lsael by the official surveyor. An
ordnance has a. last been introduced
lu Tire c0urcil % institute o reform. but
IT'S ikely 20 be- lost. or 50 emasculated
$50 be of lttlo practical value. As
originally drafted il provided that all
persons building new walks should
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

AkAAltll-Ie exchange modern rcsieonoe
" 30 Inside fAcA0l itd uf = RAJ near The
clN Heacs io iosa- Lois ifaIA sia AZ, vel
lefafe- Aa- ctoN 44a I.iiAli. ul4tI cd
Aa3ulai LsEk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
FOR KRET-R0OXs.

KCOMS TO KENI-Smt..bie for Offices oT
IL light Housekeeping in Porter block. corner
Il Monroe and Division SIS yl1
E0B hENI-Furnlsaed room With board at
lG bowery-st. pa
EOR RENT furnished rooms for house.
keeping viii take tie rent n board. ta.
dress Board. Box = IA
EOR RENI-Ihree uniurnisaed rooms. o.
Crescent ave n
E'OH KEAI-koOms. slngly and en suite. fur
nisned or unfinished. al Pack Place.
Mrs. A. J.. Smith.
rOR RENI-Large. elegantly furui shed rooms
facing tresc AZ ave. and Canal, with
gas. newly furnished and rcdttcd. Evcrythiuy
strictly nrst-cass. Entrance. Crescent ave:
also. - Canai-st. ErGuire Al Room a. a5iv
EOk RENT Furnished rooms. steam heated.
and furnished rooms for light housekerp-
ing. Apply at Room l03. New hOuseman block.
Elevator from n 10 III J. ni. Dee. l5tl
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Calts1 press Rsssrta. promst snd s4si,
Cs4ssrf. Az ths Lo1@i Ns-s. ana ths
cfsanast and MOST Plainly Printsa Paper
F--iIshsl a. 0r4aa a4pi4s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Circulation Guaranteed To Es the
largest Ok Al Michigan Dalllss Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
M0AEY 10 L0LR

: PER CENT NoNLl 10 loan. H. A Joha
stoa. ~ canal So nsf
MONEY IO LOAN far the Norihucsiern
IA Mutual Lie insgfanoe Company 81 ldlI.
aa4kts. ga sums ~ 9 sel uHd upt ards ca farm
aaa ciiS property. al lowest current rates 10
interest security iaaai bs 1rsl-clAs2 Aogs
Wilson. ledy@ra b'ech-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
ruE seHOOI VACATION

GRAND RAPIDS. WEDNESDAY,. JULY 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
eIIUATIoEs wANrRp- rFNALr.

klANlLD-A lady in each cify, town aud
TOW Ashlp 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine conducted by Mrs john A.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
thces required. Address The Bg0dlx Publish
ing Company, Wa,iiiugton. ID. e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
HELP WANTED FEkALE.

NANIt d competent gln Tor genera
" Aou,lacrs. Apply 60 Ms " n " Mlsntf
laNior, lla lltlls lsstoA-st- "a
NAAIED-A Eif! lor house~ ora. J. SpTl ne
W sI IA
WANTED laly ~ good address who cau
" deposit S. aud elkc security salary
per- mHurA J. d WILCOX rooms u and le
hrrmii axe building. Grand Rapids ls
ktANlED-6 ainin room E.fis ch amber.
" maids ssTi5 laI Er4erl Eou~eNork
Kitchen girls. aad girls jog i4ll4Ty work. Val
ley Ciiy Employment Exchange. rooms q and
-sfuu block. .1I
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
SITUATIONS wtYTrD- -,ftf

SITUATION WANIED-Auy Eln. k11
- store. by young mal u years sf ...s. cau
speas Laglsh AID German. Al4ress-A.. boa
4. this Office l8
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16

Robt Kuschman, the old, reliable
-four and. feed merchant at No. 800
Fourth avenue. has just added nice
fresh line of staple and fancy groceries
to his -four and feed stock, which he will
sell as low as the lowest. He invites his
friends to call and see him, when in need
of anything in his line.
As the st. Louis passenger train was
going out on the c.. B & Q. road last
night the engine struck man, named
Fred Blomquist. at the Eleventh street
crossing in Moline-tossed him up as
high as the smoke stack, and he landed
on the cow-catcher in such a manner as
to throw him from the track. His head
and breast were badly injured, but no
bones were broken.
Mr.. Frank Wheaton, Of Beaver Falls,
Pa, was in the city today on business.
Mr.. Wheaton was called to his old home
at Geneseo last week by the death of his
father, Geo. NJ. Wheaton. which occurred
Friday, and who was buried Sunday un-
der the auspices of the Odd Fellows, of
which he had been a member for thirty
fivS years. The deceased was ffty.five
years of age and leaves six children: F.
M. of Beaver Falls, Pa. George, of Omaha;
Charles, of Albany. H.. and Helen, Jessie
and Stella, at Geneseo.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16

of settling his election, but by this tims
the council was so absorbed in the move
operation that it paid no heed to the pro
test.
All being ready. John dived into the
hat and pulled out blank.
Again he went down, and two slips
came out, one blank and the other Hetter.
They were put back and the blind folded
marshal brought forth another blank.
One more thrust and the slip came out
with Hetter's name on 1t. John was 30
dumfounded that he stammered out,
"What. Hetter again"
"Hetter again." was Clerk Koehler's
reply, and John sat down on the step
near the mayors desk and wept, while
the republicans rejoicsd over their acci-
dental alderman. Ulam will contest for
his rights, which he has been denied by
the mayors ruling.
THE MAYORS $1,000.
The mayors salary. as the official
record shows, was raised to $1,000-but
the office Of street superintendent was
not abolished-as was proposed in the
original ordinance. In other words, the
city raises the salary of its chief execu-
tive.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
Mr.. KoMman,s Accounts.

States Attorney O'Mara had an inter
view with Ex-circuit Clerk Bowman the
other day as to the differences in his &C
counts and those Of the finance commits
tee of the county board, showing $3.50
as due the county. the amount being the
witness fees. master in chancery costs
and clerks costs. As a result MIR. Bow
man paid into the hands of County
Treasurer Schafer SAT, the amount of his
clerk costs and will probably make satis>
factory arrangement as to the rest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
False Alarm .

Boss Wells was in an ecstasy of de-
light Saturday night over his reported
appointment as postmaster Of Rock ISL
and. The csnard was let loose in the
upper end OF the city aud pirouetted
around like ballet dancer until it was
common gossip. The boss remained up
town longer than usual in the hope that
the report would be verified. but of no
avail. The dictum had not been issued
at ALL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
Ball Players Visit the President.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 16-The call.
ers at the executive mansion Monday morn
ing were few The Chicago aud All Ameri
can BASE Ball clubs, who played in Washing.
ton Monday, called early to pay their re-
spects to the president They were headed
10y A. q. Spalding, of Chicago, who was in
PRODUCED to the president by Secretary Hal
ford and no in turn introduced the base
baliiSts to President Harrison An invitation
to attenl the game in tine afternoon was ex-
tended to the president He informed them
he enjoyed witnessing good game of ball
and had occasionally witnessed games at In.
dianapoiis and Chicago, but owing to a
previous engagement he would be unable to
attend.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
BRIEFLETS.

Hosiery sale at McCabe Bros.
See the new puzzle at the Fair.
Easter bonnets at McCabe Bros
Pigs in Glover" at McCabe Bros.
Easter millinery at McCsbe Bros.
Get one of the new puzzles at the Fair.
Notice our change of sd. Kingsbury
& son.
A fine line of vegetables at F. G.
Youngs.
Hats and caps at the glove store, q,
Benefits.
St. Michael paper skin oranges at F.
G. Young's.
W. L. Vetter. of Illinois City. was in
the city today
Easter bonnets on display all this week
at McOabe Bros.
The latest puzzle Cows in the Corn
field, at the Fair.
Hon. E. w. Hurst left for Springfield
last night via Chicago.
Remember those five-hook S5-cent
gloves. at Benefits.
Supervisor VIM. Atkinson has
gone to Peoria for weeks visit.
Ladies' undressed kid glove only 81,
worth 81. 25 per pair. at Benefits.
Stop at the Fair and get the new
puzzle at cents, Cows in the Corn
field.
Stock can now be had in the twenty
eighth series of Rock Island Building
association.
The government beacon light on Big
Island has been moved down one hun
hundred yards.
The great hosiery sale at McOabe
Bros. is unprecedented in their business
career Watch the crowd.
For Sale-A small building with glass
front, corner of Second avenue and Ninth
street, cheap Inquire of John Cru
baugh.
Mrs. Johanna Anderson died last night
at the residence of her son ,in-law, Peter
johnson, s19 Twenty first street, aged
sixty.seven.
The great scramble for hosiery at Nc
Cabe Bros. first days sale made 1t neces-
sary for them to telegraph for duplicate
orders to be filed on several styles.
The executive committee of the Rock
Island Citizens Improvement association
meets at the rooms tonight to consider
the centennial anniversary plans.
Miss Rats display of Easter bonnets
at McCabe Bros. at present especially
delighting the ladies who always want
the latest and most approved styles.
Cheap loans by the Rock Island Build
ing association. Tuesday evening, April
IS. Premiums from nineteen to seven
teen per cent. E. Fl. Guyer, secretary.
President Looney. of the Island City
club. has called meeting at 7:S0 Thurs
day evening when he urges full attends
ance, as matters of importance are to be
attended to.
Clocksi clocksli You cannot afford to
be without one ut prices we quote; any
number of styles to select from at the c.
F. Adams home furnishing house. 322
Brady street, Davenport.
Clothes wringers. best made; q good
one at $1.97, and many styles and prices;
it will pay you to call at the G. F. Adam Q
Home Furnishing House. 322 Brady
street. Davenport.
called and was surprised to know
how cheap you can furnish home with
best makes of carpets, furniture. and in
fact everything necessary TO 60 into q
house at the G. F. Adams home furnish
ing house, 322 Brady street. Davenport.
Jos. Schroeder. the enterprising har>
ness manufacturer Of No. 225 Twentieth
street. 10 doing rushing business be,
cause Of the fine workmanship and reason.
able prices Of the products Of his shop.
When you want . new harness give Mr.,
Schroeder call.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
Probable xLone-Fe,t Want

WASHINGTON CITY, April l6-Commis
sioner of Patents Mitchell has issued an or
der intended TO put an end TO a practice long
In vogue about the office--that of clerks Dor.
rowing moneyfrom local patent ATTORNEYS
The commissioner in his urie.. directs clark,
to pay back all loans of money made them by
solicitors and attorneys VINO practice befor.
the Office BY the Both inst. Attorneys who per
mt delay on the part vi clerks by non-com
pliance with the order the commissions
threatens to disbar from practice
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16

George Bennett. the glove manufac-
turer, has just received direct from
Europe-made especially for him-a
large assortment of the only genuine i'm
ported st. Marie kid glove, in all colors
and styles
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.

Carpets, carpets, carpets. You can
save from 10 to 25 per cent on carpets by
buying your carpets of US. We have the
largest, best selected stock west of Chi
csgo. none excepted. The c. F. Adams
Home Furnishing House, 322 Brady
street, Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine in the
peculiar way in which the proprietor OF
Kemp's Balsam for coughs and colds
does Is indeed wonderful. He authorizes
all druggists to give those who call for il
sample bottle free. that they may try it
before purchasing. The large bottles are
SOC and 81. We certainly would advise
trial. 1t may save you from consump>
tiun
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16

The popular blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsaparilla, is having a tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes it.
Try it yourself.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-16
THE GREATEST
HOSIERY SALE

over attempted. More genuine
we nav ,;ns in one sale than you have
oalg sar seen in one exhibit for years.
eve g"d;es, min stripe and fancy full reg
La ds English hose lie and 14c, al
uIar i" "ore gsc and 25c. Good pin stripe
ways VIZ hose &c. Unbleached bal
Amen .ar full regular English hose 14c.
Tia colors and black hose &c per pair.
rai" .o,ulsr made ladies' black ingram
run tsn per pair. Ladies' black stain
nos hose 19c guaranteed. fast color.
, H,s. e. ribbed, guaranteed. fast black.
MIS- H -, fade or soil the feet, or money
WIZ nded all SKIES IL and lac. Misses
rslu nn rim and boys bicycle hose. 8 cents.
@ %h;,ir,n and Misses full regular made
T" hose. 10 to 90c, according TO
,u A big Job. assorted colors. all sizes
s sln ,e,ular made. Misses extra long
I n;ae derby ribbed hose. only 12c per
VIZ" Ladies' full regular made English
pa F,sncb brilliant Isle hose at 25c.
, ,me,icsn and German Isle hose Omitted
snsn,ity) Tic per pair. Ladies' genuine
4uL hose. extra nice, only in blacks. at
We have upwards of 800 choice bar
,,,ips in this department which we know
SxilI be appreciated on sight.
We will open gross of the pigs 10
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