The Evening Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 4

i TAMMANY; AT WORK. Th Meeting-To-Xlsht Republicans are reminded of ihe What is this HAVB A EIUOUS DAILY JOURNAL BY TELEGRAPH; GRAND AVOID COFKKB YOU OR TEA Xs a mot delicious substitute, not only a stimulant but nourlsher and Highly Digestible. G-reat Bargain House Otr strictly pash and One Price for everybody system recommends itself to every thoughtful buyer. It a sure sign that we must do things abont right; for while on every hand you are offered credit, and a second price of ten made to you, our trade has Almost doubled itself from month to momb. This tells the story.

See that you get'the best your money will, buy. See OR KR VOl'S TKJUPEJiAMKNT Great, Bargains in Table Oil Cloth. Fancies, all colors, goat 14c Yard. Greaf Sale Saturday in Gents Underwear and Top heavy grey undershirts go at 15c. Men's double breasted natural wool shirts and drawers to match, special bargain: at 49c each.

Men's extra heavy ribbed shirts and drawers in fldih cV.ors, eacV, would be cheap at $1-25. One lot of outln shirts will go Sit- urday for 17c each. A well-made madras cloth shirt, double stitched seams, will le sold at 35c: regular 50c quality. Men's Suspenders. We carry the largestsortraent of these goods in the city aed at mod popular prices.

Gents Neckwear. Y'ou can find In our line of men's scarfs all the new shades and shapes that a gentleman require. -Men's Socks. Men's ceavy all wool socks at 14c per pair. Men's heavy hand knit wool half the best line in the city, in all colors, for 25c per, pair." Muscatine, Iowa.

Is Not to be Compared with the Elegant JJeds at meeting to-olght in Olds' opera house. Ir Funk' is a fluent and, eloquent tat cer nd will edify all who hear him in regard to the political issues of the TIIEV. say. That "me and Bob" had better look out, some one will steal their thunder. That -somebody has told the njob organ editor, to I yntii after election.

1 1 That then the cork Bcrei will be produced and the vials of i rath vrill be emptied on somebody. That to-morrow is your tast oppor tunity to register if you want to vote next Tuesday. That If the people had It their way we would have a little more rain. That stili nothing is done toproci re evidence or cause the arrest of the rioterB. The the bar at Turner opera hot se had a big patronage last ty -ning.

That the street car men vere here to-day and closed the That if certain officers at the Court House some years ago were acles," the people would like; to a ik "Bob" what some of the present ci officials may be called. That the "tariff reformed," undfer the leadership of the thin that the best way to save expense to the county is to not prosecute mob leaders. That if this is the case why are those drunks arrested and tiled be fore justices of the peace? I That thi is easily solvett4-the lat tcr arrests furnish fees to the Ma shal and his force. That the Council failed, to meet last evening but meets to-night That the school board al so mee to-night. That several Muscatine; families have received legacies recently That one man was arrested last evening for using insulting; language on the streets.

i. 6 T' That the police were on jthe alert last evening taking tin tOrna fron That when incomes tp affairs lit that of last night, the Ma rsfcal believes in protection to his ow partjjrl That ought to make the balance of the joint owners tote up now or make them teetotalers. That some of the officials of th City seem to be using their prlvileg or cloak of office for more things than one That Ir. Funk ought td have large crowd out to hear hirb. That Doran says it's the! first he knew that he was out to help defeat Warner and elect Hazlett.

That he says he is out ai date to try to elect himself. That some of the milkmen la candl- say the State tests are not correct; thriy don't compare with tests made by local chemist. i.ljon That "roe too and Bob' ourned Council meeting last evening before any of the other members got around That Cameron was on hand lak evening to talk gas. That Grover will leave I BuzzardTs Bay next Tuesday for trip up Salt river; an extended That Bills beard some of the take 'boys" were riled land woulda't much stock In what he said. That the Democratic eommltte had some difficulty In keeping that bass drum quiet down in the bar- room.

HA Social Session" Saturday, NoV 5th. Four out of bacco. every six ra en use to Only one person in 10,000 llvfes to be a centenarian. The fur seal and' fur otter trade ox Alaska is worth 300,000 a yeii I Flanty of Literature. 'J I yon a Shakespeare in thai doubtfully i inquired a young woman of her boarding landlady.

'Oh, job," replied the good soil, -witbJ i II 111 tne air or poHsesmng au oi x.ngiisa iiier-j atnre worth having, "we've liofc th Shskepeare and the Byron bothLT -Newf York Times. I' Profeaaor Calvin Remember the lecture to-n ght at the y. M. C. A.

rooms on Geology and the Geologic Record. Prof A toalvin has been Professor of Geology and Structural Zoology at the State University since 1874 He isia mem ber, of the- American society of Microscopists, fellow of American society for advancement of science, fellow oi Geological society of Amer ica, contributor to I bulletin u. Geologist survey; one of the editors of American Geologist, and the Geologist of Iowa. i State Moaeatlaa MUk Agent Kranz has received returns from Des Moines on samples of milk collected on October 31st and Novem ber 1st from Muscatine milk dealers and sent, in by him for the otQclal test. The reports are very satisfac tory, alt containing an excess of the three per cent of butter fat required by law: 1 OCTOBBB 31.

John Pankert Cbarle Lelendecker Win. Green away Thornton ...4.10 B. W. Lord 4.40 H. R.

Charles L. ...4.70 Mitt man V. Can 14 was not screwed up Uffct and leaked and tne sample spoiled. VOVBMBSB 1. Jobn ...4.40 ...8.80 ..7.40 ...4.40 40 ...4.19 Harris Charles Lelendecker H.

R. Will Al.Segel.,.. W. Mlttmaa Cnarles L. i Cbas.

Slnnett returned yesterday from Chicago and reports politics at a white heat there He is just Ini receipt of a letter from his brother, Dr. Harry J. Slnnett, of New York, who writes that Tammany Democrats as well as all others' are work-lncrforthe success) of; the national ticket as they nevel- worked before. 4. This Information about Tammany Democrats "working as they never worked suggests ood for thought, Tammany is a synonym for political corruptlort.

Its fruition wis Boss Tweed and his asoc late plunderers of the public treasury, who kept themselves in power! by their peculiar imethods till the; old Boss asked defiantly Of those who sought to bring him account "what are you going to do! about it?" "Tam many is at wqrk It does pot scruple to regieter paupers and other illegal voters and proposes to knock down and drair out U. S. Marshals who shall Interfere inndr the Federal election laws. 'Tammany Is at work as It never worked by fraud and intlroiditlon for Cleveland's election. It is his only hope.

Eliminate either jthis fraudulent work of Tammany or the bull dozing and fraudulent methods practiced in the South in the (in terest of Cleveland and he would have no' show whatever, These two props, both of them, are absolutely neces sary. With either; of them knocked out Cleveland 'could po more be elected than he-could make a voyage to the We repeat, these facts are food for thought, All good citi zens should ponder over them la riala; Hetzel will teU you that he aUiys has the finest and sausages in the I -t AMUSEMENTS TfMORKOW KlQHT'S. "Something dCffereut'" Is said to ap ply In comparing A Social Session" with the average farcq comedy. It is' said to be different Inasmuch as there Is a threat of a plot and a general cohflUtencyj a reason for everything that Is done that jobviates the necessity for. bflirsei pliy, and does away with that jtralnlng-for-a-laugh effect so noticeable! In the majority of popular farce'-jcomedies.

The dialogue is bright add funny, and the sit uations and sceieB so unusual that the audience is kept1 continually con- yulsea with laugater1, and the fun is of a quality tbatldoei not require any hard thinking io appreciate. The play was writtejn for laughing purposes only, and can be aptly and correctly termed laughing success. At! Turner opera' house to-morrow night." I rf 'v baser. i Pete Baker has peen before the public as a dialect i comedian many ears, and his popularity seems not to have waned in the least since i he left bis old partherJ Farron, several seasons ago. 1 "Chris andLeha, the comedy with which Mr.

Baker has been identified so long, came to the Bijou last night with some new songs and plenty of fun for lovers 1 of this class of entertainments.lt i The comedy has been brightened last season, and the burnishing up since it has received has improved it very mater ially; Mr. Baker's voice was in good trim last nightj land ihe had to re spond to numeroas encores. Messrs. Baker and Kennedy caught the house with their burlesques military drill, in the third act, and it certainlv was one of the funniest features of the play Ane jrittsourgn t-rssj i At Turner Opera House next Tues day night. Moal, Insure with Munroe.

i I I. i 1 1 1 1 i I New Caontarfalt. i The secret service division has dis covered a counterfeit of the new issue of the 2 sllfer certificate, 1886, check letter S. Rosecrans, register, James Hyatt, treasurer. The most marked difference between this note and the 'genuine Is that the upper "loop of 3 In James in the signature," James jHyatt points dlrefcUy between the i D.

C. after Washington in the genuine, while in he counterfeit It is about one-eighth if an inch to the left of. Immediately joder the letter i I Rnl Kstata, K. U. Hair.AttBt.

In addition to my Island farms and Wllton'township farms, I have some bargains in houses in; Muscatine. 1 have one for 11,800 that its located in a fihe'part bf the city and Only four blocks from the bank corner. I hare a new house, good size well at a very reasonable price. have also a farm to trade for city Drorertv. I have an Improved: 80 acres, with living water and eight years last past in pasture within nine miles of Muscatine for 12,000.

A good home in Letts for $1,000. RI b. Btrr, Agent. Telephone 118. 109 Wj Second st i ii i i i Cholera (tea raw A reported outbreak! bf cholera at Helmetta, N.

created much ex citement in that vicinity. Investigation showed that the disease was not cholera but a violent dysentery, which is almost as severe and dan- fferous as cholera. I Mr. Walter WU-ardj a prominent merchant of James-burg, two miles from Helmetta, says Chamberlain's Colic, I Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy; has given great qatlsfactlon in the most severe cases of dysentery. It is certainly one of the best thing ever made.

For sale by Reppert Co. aad W. C. A. Busch, druggists.

i Cheap Trip to California Spaelal Car aad Spatial arty Vary Law Rt November 11th, a special touT; 1st car will leave Des Moines at 8:18 a. and. will iota anotner at Omaha, leaving there at 1:20 p. xn. the 8ame jday.

These Car will one to San Franc iscoi and one to; Angeles without change. They are the Pull man tourist "arid have a porter and. conductor iilli the way. Any one expecting to visit California should meet this date. or their trip, as at low rate of fare can go speedily for the Tears will be carried on the fastest express trains running.

Route is via Llacolnj, Phll'lps-burg, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake, Ogden iand 'j I I ForreservatlonB In the sleeping car and foil particulars, address or call on Chas. Kennedy, Gen'l N. Pass. Aeent, Omaha. jl Geo.

L. Refpert, jTrav. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Jno. G. P.

A Chicago HI. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 41802, WANT COLUMN. LX)It RENT A Bix-roorn cottage, near Iowa avenue. Inquire of Uw.

Schmidt ai Schmidt Bros' 4 store TTOK SAL.1S oc i No. street, and one house. ircn. next street car biro. Wia.

orownawell, Sweetland, P. O. i i i EXR SALE Mf three-quarter Ament JC bugjry. COHt 2Ctt and used but Uttle. Can be ueen at Howtnan's bara.

Make cash Lee Mahin. ALKHELP WANTKD 4to 15 per day ill. at borne, selling Lightning Plater aed plating jewelry, tableware, Plates the finest of Jewelry good as new, on all kinds of metal with gold, stiver or nickel No experience; No capital. Every house has goods needing plating. i ,11.

K. rKUo Columbus, WANTED A man with small family to work on farm. Enquire of T. li. Hol-comb.

front street. i WANTED Boy to learn barnesa trade; IT to 18 years old. Van Nostrand Saddlery Co. i i TANTED. Bono jrood carpenter.

in-' lde work; until fcj.OO paid for good tlnlahern. Address C. J. Andrew, Contractor and lluiMer, West Liberty. For reference on Frank Freeman, of this city- j.

Get your mutton at Hicbards'. Register to-morrow without fall. I Register to-morrow if jrou have not yet done so. I i I Prof. Calvin speaks to-night at the V.

M. C. A. rooms. Gordon has the best oysters.

Have you registered? If hot do so to-morrow without fail. Ceology and the Geological Record by Prof. Calvin to-night. Dr. W.

D. of Conesville, was a Muscatine visitor to-day. Revi E. C. Paget, returned home this morning from Burlington.

jil Buy a sugar-cured ham at C. E. Richards'. Last chance' to register to-morrow. Mrs.

J. T. Kuechman was a morning passenger for Bennett, Iowa, to vis it relatiyes. Cornel to the t- M. C.

A. rooms to- night at 8 o'cldok and hear an inter esting lecture. Auction prices on goods till Nor. 10. 1 i Waide Co.

If any; of your Republican acquaintances have not yet registered see that they bo to-morrow. Veal, pork aod sausages at I E. Richards', 1 Zeidler, of the McColm Dry Goods Company, has returned from a purchasing trip to Chicago. 1 Charles Stone arrived this morning from Chicagoj with his pony teams and buggies and will spend the winter at home. The ladies of Trinity parish will have a sale of useful and fancy ar ticles with a supper on Wednesday, December 14th.

The Republican meeting, i Council meeting, World-Making lecture and Acadian party are some of Musca tine attractions to-mgnt. Buy oysters ai i -i GORjDON'S Mrs. Anna Cander, who has been the guest of her; sister, Mrsl (Thomas Winnemore, was a morning passenger for her home in Ottawa, Ills. -i Mrs. W.

W. Shearer, of Jlngle-wood, 11L, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sawyer return ed home on this morning's Firefly. Paint and paper nicely applied has madei Sherman Springer's East 2nd street, meat market; the, neatest in the city and the best meats, of all kinds make it the popular place to leave orders, i Social Sa turday Nov. 5th; John D.

Chicago Cameron came over from yestei-day to attend last night's Council which was adjourned by Mayor Wallace until no quorum being present. Mr. Cameron returned last- evening to Chlcago-r Democrats will be welcomed tonight at the Republican headquarters in Olds'; opera! house. Everybody should come out and listen to the words of truth from Hon. J.

H. Funk, the Republican orator. Elchoffs band and the Republican Glee Clab will furnish music. -7; Moral, Insure with Munroe Wilton Review: A. C.

Uopkinson and family, of Muscatine, visited over Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. H. Boyd. Frank Walker, Clyde Dove and Harry Horet, were up from the county seat Monday evening to attend the old fashioned party given by Fj F. Club.

TraveUngmen keep the hotel clerks rustling these days to furnish sample rooms and tables for-the display of their holiday wares. One traveling man representing a Chicago book and stationery house brought 27 trunks to Muscatine hotel this week, his samples being worth over 12,000. Adjutant General Greene is in Chicago attending a meeting of the adjutant generals of the northwest! who will confer with General Miles In regard to the military display at the World's; Fair neit year. The adjutant generals from Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Minnesota will be present. General Miles proposes to have all the troops from these states present at the same time.

i Bemoved to Kecond Street. Slaughter Bros.t have removed their dye works to 202 East Second street, Freeman's building. The Elwtrio 8trt Car Llac i i "Mr. Seevers, of pskalooea, Is Id the city to-day and will present the bond for the? fulfillment of the tenr of the Winder Seevert street car franchise to the Council at tonight's meeting." it la stated on good the material for the extension to Park Place has been ordered and that if the transfer from theold company is satisfactorily made, the material will be on the ground and fifteen days. work 1 begun of i WhenNatare Needs assistance it may be best to render it promptly but one should re member to use even the most perfect remedies only when needed.

The best and most. simple and gentlf remedy Is the Syrup of Fies, manu Latest vp to 4:30 P. ELECTION FRAUDS. Furtjr Mora tndletment Taumaayltea. New York.

November 4.iUSreciai to the Musca ine Journal. United States grand jury, it' the jini stigation of John Davidpori, handed up forty more election ind ctmeots this morning. Indian Leara Ttielr Krratka. Nov. 4 Special; to Muscatine Journal-j A large bapd of Sioux'Indlans who have left their reservation are camped near here.

They are all armed and provided with provisions. Much; alarm is caused in consequence. f7 i Nw York Bottar aad Kgg Markat, (Special to Jocrhai, from S. Rowland, is Harrlnon atreet.) New Yerk, November; 4. Receipts.

Butter, 2,000 tubs; western extras', SO cents and firm; ladles, 18 and firm. Eggs, 5,200 cases; western fresh gathered, 25 cents. west" imed. ern ice house, 19 cents; western 19 cents, 1 SHOULDN'T COUNT ON LISTS. the; POPU- Pcinoerati Barking- ip ba Wroog; Traa Whan They Talk of a Hhta Klectloa.

Washington, D. C. Nov. '21 -Spe cial to Chicago Tribune. Unless the word received here from third tartr leaders misleading the Democratic calculations of throwing the election intoHbe House are at fault, The Weaverltes are accepting fusion In all the Western States for jthe pur pose of strengthening their own or ganization and weakening the; Demo crats.

.1 Editor Dunnlng.Xwbo edit a Peo- Dle's Dartv national ortran and is their principal man all around, said: Mr Harrison going to oe elected as sure as you are alive, and our folks are going to have the balance of power in the House. The Democrats have carried the thing too far. The way they treated our folks in the House and their attempts to lover- ride us lu the South by bribery and fraud are going to cause them the loss of New York and Mr. Cleveland's defeat is already assured, i I think Harrison will carry. New York.

Con necticut, Indiana, 1 Virginia, North Carolina and possibly Alabama; our folks will-carry Kansas and; Nebraska and some of the sliver States for Weaver, but that will not) throw the election into the House, as Har--ison will have enough to elect! him without those States. We do not in tend that the election of the Presl- dent shall go into the House. Banks wilt C'loaa. All the banks iu the city will re main closed on election day, Tuesday, November 8. Ellaa 1 taxi -Iaath's Visit Eliza, 3.

The grim reaper, death, has again been in our midst, and has taken an; inmate from three of our homes. i i Charles Frelze, died at hiB tome in the northeastern part of the town- snip last rriday evening, ox crop-y, He bad been a sufferer for several months. The funeral took place Sun day aiterooon at Z.JO ociockJ The deceased was well uon in years and leaves a wife and a large family of children to mourn his loss 4 I On Saturday morning at about 8:30 o'clock, A. P. Mannon, more (gener ally known as Fret.

Mannon, I died suddenly in his chair. The immediate cause of death was heart-failure. The funeral was held on i Monday at 11 a. and the earthly! remains of the aged resident were carried (from the old me, where he; had resided for many years, to the Eliza Creek cemetery for interment. 14 Anj aged wife and a eon survive him.

Mrs. Harriet Irvin Noble, after a long Illness, was called to rest last Saturday. The funeral service! wa conducted by Rev. Puffef, from Eliza Union ohurch, Monday morning. I And as the grave of the other neighbor; was being filled, the churchj door; opened and the sad procession wended its way across the road to the JKllza cemetery, where the last rites were performed.

Deceased leaves seven! children, all grown excepting one'son Her husband, Jonathan Noblel baa been dead several Three new residents in the Corn- tmmlty have: reached our noticeJ little daughter at the home of and Mary Young and twin sons born to John and Mattle Setver on the 25tb ult. i L. Schrader was in Iowa jUsV week attending business, relative the sale of bis Harrison Bishop I Is. transcctlr;) business In the north, I i j.j. ana wiie oep; ri to-; morrow xor a visit in hock: uia Coneard.

Comsohrs, Tsksy Grapes, apples, pears, banana Adam Hild No Cateh or ftahama. Goods at cot tilt November 10 CIVIC societV nojes. G. A. R.

Steadman Commander has issued the following general order: The department commander has the sad I duty to announce the 'death at Grande, Arizona, of our dlstingu (Casa shed comrade, General James M. Tuttle, past department commander, and a member of Crocker Post NoJ 12, de partment cf Iowa Grand Army of he Republic. The sturdy, uncomprpmis- jing patriotism and military record of this eminent comrade is so well known that it requires no recital. One of the first to tender his services in the cause of our country, fame of achievements at Fort jj Doaelson, Shlloh, Vlcksburg, and many other hard fought fields has become a pat of the imperishable history of our state and nation. He has won great) distinction as a soldier, a citizen, and a comrade of the Grand Army of the Republic: and his comrades and 'countrymen will ever honor his name, 'and revere his memory with pride and affection.

As a mark of respect to his memory the colors of each post in ithe department will be drape4ln mourning, and all department land jpost officers will forthlrty days, after the receipt of this order, when on duty wear the usual badge of mourn tog. A Cura for Rheumatism. Dr. P. A.

Skinner, Texarkanki an enthusiast In the praise of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He used It for rheumatism, and says: "I found It to be a moft excellent, local remedy." For sale by Reppert ind C. Busen, aruggtt. i A correspondent writes; to know what he ought to get for "kicking We should say about a year if he does it habitually. I Mamma, may we play at keeping i store in here?" "Yes, but you must be very, very quiet." "Well," said wise Tommy, "we pretend we don't RepublibbN MASSlEETIN 'tIx Gifted Orator, OF-ILLINOIS; it-, Will deliver an address on i tlonal Issues at Olds' Opera House FRIDAY AT fliSO Let everyone attend pecially invited, Ladies Muslo by Elchofr's Band and the Republican Glee Club, I I A typptle Davenportar.

A dyspeptic individual -connectpd with the Davenport Times jumps3 onto the Journal because' of a statetnept made In a recent issue of this "there is more freight ha4dlei in Muscatine by the Rock Island Via than is handled in Davenport, IloCk Island or Mollne by the same rdad," The dyspeptic copies the entire kri-cle rom the Journal and then lt Remarking on it misquotes the Journal, saying "Davenport, Rock.Island and instead of Daenpoijt, Rock Island or Moline, as the: Journal had it, meaning either of tie three cities, and so any thinking man would read it. The Journal's authority for such statement, "A Silly Statement' the dyspeptic labels It, was1 M. Gould, freight agent for the Roik Island road. in Muecatlne. He says that there is more freight, includlrjg lumber, received at and shipped away from Muscatine over Ithe Rocklslarjd road than there is by! the same road In any one of the thjee cities above mentioned.

And. the Journal still De- lie ves jt, the; Davenport dyspeptic "to the contrary, notwithstanding. lf Tha Lack of ShlDDlac FaolUtlaa According! to a Ties Mblnes change the office of the State Rai road Commissioners fa flooded wUfa complaints from Iowa shippers covering all western territory in regard to lack of shipping facilities, i Cars cannot be procured to handle freight and shippers are becoming desperat The outlook Is much wor8e, than fat this time last add Iowa shippers have had difficulty of serious nature befor. Never, however): has the famine been so general and evidently serious as at present. jThe complaints are widely scattered over western Iowa.

Special telegrams froU agents in the northwest at Sloijx uny ana tjnerpiree, ten. ox the san)e serious state of affairs in northern Iwa and the States to the west. Last year the board of commissioners suggested the railroad that the people had jright to expect better service land should demand it, but companies replied that they did not ft propose to omia cars to serve xor on or two monies tne year to ue idle all the remainder. Tha Ktw Dairy Law. At the meeting of the State Public Health association in Des Molne4, last week, I Dairy Commlsslonei: Tupper read; a paperj on the new dairy law in among othe things he said: "You will notice that the -law didj not come into effect luguit until July 4, VOn the-4th of Au I had visited -the eleten cities of Iowa of first'1 class and hid appointed agents and them as to their duties, Usually tx days were spent with each, iln flve'oi the largest cities the 'State bough tj Babcock tests.

This provided for the testing of the milk" atl homt and; gave the milkmen a chance to wit ness the operation, The good people of the cities have taken? a great interest ia the matter: and Invariably assisted me in finding honest, copable men for agents. Three dollars Is allowed the agent for gathering a batch of samples and we are allowed to test the milk on an faverag'e of thirty timee per year In cities of the first class. The followlng are the number of samples in each city that have fallen below the standard of three pounds of butter fat to 100 pounds of milk; Des Moines 3, Cedar Rapids 5, Clinton 9, Dubuque 11, Sloux City 3, Council Bluffs 8, Ottum- wa Burlington 10, Keokuk enport 11, Muscatine 1. "The agents are improving1 In their work and are being imposed on less frequently than at first. Very little cream is beiag worked off on thent now by unprincipled dealers.

Th milk supply of the city is as rich in quality as the milk delivered: to the separator creameries where jthe patrons are paid on the relative value plan, I am satisfied that hundreds of babies are fat and healthy because theyj are being fed on pure milk. This condition of things would not have been if it had not been for the passage of the new dairy Jaw." It doesn't; follow that a man approves, of a cyclone even if he is completely carried away with it, i 1 Keep your money at home and pat-) ronlze the Muscatine Building andTI Loan It is an organiza tion backed by the representative business men of and offers Inducements that no similar institution 1 I Geo. W. Bawben, Sec'y. 4-i A 1- i 0 Vears the Standard.

Nriif'Alh O'CLOCK. 1 4 if lie A anyhow It 13 the only bow (ring) which cannot be pul led from the watch. To be had 6nlv with Tas. Boss Filled and oth watch cases stamped with lis trade mirk. XL2 Ask your je veler for pimphlet.

ICeystoneYatch Cake C6.j PHILADELPHIA, i Is provoking and generally disagree able, even- If the clothes ire of the finest material and fashioned after the latest styles. Just a little wrong in this respect mikes all, wrong-. We pride ourselves cm our ability to fit any man who leii 't an absolute mon. atrocity. If you arms: or are long; your body too fat or too thin.

and you have ne ver been able to get a fit, let U3 show you we can do It. OneiPrice Clothiers. MUSCATINE 1 STEAM and Cleaning East 2nd St. rks. Slaughter Brothers.

i iarenteed. Ve have for sa the Hubacher property, one of the most desirable suburban places about ithe city. Acres of ground covered with till kinds of fruit A large o-rpom house, besides summer, kitchen, ood house, ice house and stable; all good repair. This-place will be sold at a lirgain ilvdisposea of soon. We kill be glAd to shd the property ht any time.

Kemble Prosser. 'HQ IowaAvenuo. lciennone iiii --hi He Only Invests ntelligently who nnuerstands the na re of his Investme tudlea your wants iercy of any glib-totngue that comes loflg; be able to judge fori yourself. Ve tell you John's Best is jthej best luron earth, and say it in capital iters; that don't make It so. Be able judge for yourself and If we are about it, make us take It Uck.

That's what we promise to do, 1. M. Appel. i fl Miss-Pit! 'it WwM r-. I .1 S1LG0HN the goods and be your own judges.

Ladies and Children's Underwear. Ladles' heavy ribbed, long vests at 33c each. Ladies' swlss ribbed gray vests a i Ladles'. extra heavy natural vests and pants at 49c each. Children's natural wool vests pantelettes, Boft finish and at 15c each.

eeve 30c wool and non- I' Ladies and Children's Hosiery Ladles black derby ribbed wool ose, full regular, special price worth 25c. Ladles' black cashmere hose worth 33c; your choice for F.iday jand Saturday 2Tc. A special bargain. Children's all wool ribbed and plain, your choice for, 10c pair. Misses black all wool, regular made, go special at 15c pair.

Ask to Bee our full-boned, long waUted corset at 49c. Special Bargains in Ladies' Jack ets: An elegant finish' serce reefer at considered cheap at tj. jV i MUSCATINE MARKETS. i McsCATon, Iowa, NOTetol)er 4, ISM Wheat, oats, corn and rye are slow pale at present quotations, i Batter and eggs are In good demand at present prices. ij Trade at 'present! from the country Is rather slim, owing to farmers being busy at home.

Merchants are working on a ilow margin, which makes this city a good pi ice to Carefully corrected. -j Corrected bv J. H. St Joha. Butter Grocers pa 1 Cheese Sells at Dried Beef Per t.

l.VGJOc Beeswax Bright, lo.l4c; dark, Olaic Kees Urocers nay Hooey la lk. and sections. aims i-iac. i Lard Grocers pay Si Potatoes Grocers pay per bu: new (tabic alt Retail, per bbl. at II J6.

Tallow Per X. SHC. Poultry Spring chickens, pay 2.9b3t.T8 per dote u. iorghcm sells at 4V.Wc per bweet potatoes, per bushel. i MAIM.

Wheat No. I winter. a9c; B0C.1 Corn Old, i newi 3oc. Oata awe 1 kt -vmvic. Mar I i un rOtTLTMV.

Oc free ted by JUchle A Son Chicken-6l4c i Turkeys, He per poond. 1 UTiirocit Hogs 15.00. i Sheep Per hundred. S3 wt 00. Cattle Butcftr-rs' stock.

H-6uC2-V Calves S3.40i3J.oa i sr.Ds, Timothy 1 SO. retail. OROCIHIIS, WHOI.tS.4LB. Coffees Klo, good, per Cholc Sic Jar a. i Bugar Granulated." per 6Sc; A sugmJ.

extra C. bQiAc; yellow, 4 e. boapa Kirk A wbHe Ruaslau, Babbitt's bent, 4c; Castile, Uil3c Kice Carolina, 7ca7Hc. i Corrected by Klepper Hill Flour Minnesota flour, patent, 11. rofjej process, SI.

10 per sack; wfuter wheat, Sl.lO; jobbers pricr jr ham it Corn meal family, per lUupouDds, retaL 11.50; corn feed, Sl.50 Bran per cwt. i5c: short. 11.10. bhip stuff i.oa Oat raeal per bbl. S450: rolled oats, S4.30 pel barrel; oat meal feed, chop, per too, 1)4.

oat dat per too. 4T.U. i jbt ooooa. Prints 6c. Bleached fotton6a3 Heavy br wn muslina S5Sc Pine broa a muslina MLkc Carpets -st ingrain, fcyTOc! best tape I iayurueis.

si.wasi.sd HAMOWAMB cut ttaiis, taia i Wire nails, ti ts. Barb wire, gatvanlied, t3.soCa.7B Mack.sa.ou 1 1 RlPrS AMD LMTSIl Green. No. Sc per No. ac; cured an trimmed, 4Hc; calf, 4c; sole leather, Jr harness, Ji3c; upper, isc.

'i wxi. Cnwashed lSci wahel. SlGJSc. Kof coal 1 It l.sc rxr bu. Hard coal S7 .60 per tun.

Lime Sugar Creek, per barrel, blk. 86 li barrel, li. Cement LouidTlUe rr barTeU reta'l ll.f LooitTUle, wholesale, li.Ja First and second clear 1U. IK. and S-lncV dressed one side, 1 inch 1 foot, drese; one side, Stt; 1 Inch, dressed one side IS and 14, i THE htXT MORNING i FFPI RBin NtWANa MV COMPLEXION IS My rtnrtrraTtlt tuyn eenttT on th.ntotnih, lint aI kUlwv.

rwl Is picMct llrlv. "rai, dnnt tamwie Ipi h-ri, m) la itn-paral for one uewir asH. ltKi.e-l LJUIE'S-nEDIGIOE 11 dnurRlsta sell It at Je. and $1 a parkafm. If rom cbdo4 iett Itwutl n.lr a tre mm-Pte.

Imkt' Fam'ly MetilHne mn tb- kmrl, each a In cflrr to ib ttu to iwbmiw. Aiijrew. 0lAl-' t. UOuVi AiUJ, hot. -S.

i i-iil ytm'A at a ST I I ir 122 EAST I 1 Solid Comfort! A BED OF EOSES See the Splendid Stock of FURNITURE! Boston Maid 'In Boston even the bootblacks, some of them, have studied Latin." New Yorker "In New York nearly all are proficient In Italian." i The Sea's treacherous the is full of craft." Treachery. "How ocean is. it A Cora for Choien. There is no use of any one suffering with the cholera when Chamberlain Colic, Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy can be procure1-. It will give relief in a few minutes and cure in a short time.

I have tried it and know. W. II. Helmetta, N. J.

The epidemic at Helmetta was at first believed to Je cholera, but subsequent Investigation proved It to be a violent form of dysentery, almost as dangerous as cholera. This Remedy was used there with treat success. For sale by Reopert ACo.and W.C. A. Busch, drugelat.

GRIST GRINDING FLOUR AND FEED. Cora Tileali GrahamFIonr Baled 'Hay, BEE HIVES AND SUPPLIES. B. HUNT, Save Your Money! While You Have a Chance. FLOUR PILLS BUR Y'S BEST.

WASHBURN'S 2,000 Bushels of Choice Minnesota Potatoes Hose and Burbank varieties. A select stock of Dried and Canned Fruits kept constantly on hand. F. GIESENIIAUS, 227 East Second Strre PUMPS, WATER ELEVATORS, Washing Machines, i Fare.TroujMng, Wind Mills, and Bee Hives. C.

W. MATH IS, cor2ndand Mulberry- J. H. SELDEN, Contractor I Builder, Plar and Given; STlOf Corner'Iowa Arenue and street. WASHBURN Cui.ari, tUndoUns Zithe-t is and qualttjr if luer the e-t ths ti Wat riilrl try wear In aby dlnsats 6ld i a lloit llful iiloatrsiMii at-UTrnlr cat aloao'! wt'tt ponim of fm aniM, will ba Waliad rRK aara.

CHICACO. LYON A MEALY, 163 to J64 6Mt6u. Cbloarw. If f.u lfWiMA.m. lief ua men InrtJiylMH nfiu If r- k.

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