Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-17
yer, brought an excursion from Men,
dota yesterday, numbering about $50.

yer. brought an excursion from Men,
dota yesterday, numbering about $50.
The w. c. T. U. will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. build
ing. All members are requested to
he present.
Stamp Deputy James Lamont's re-
ctipts for the week ending Sept. Is
are: Cigars and tobacco. $l25.40:
beer. 1855; playing cards, 1882; to-
tai, 1882.
The Armenian, who quit the Mid
way at the Tower this summer, and
located in Rock Island until a short
time ago. is now with the Barnum &
Bailey aggregation.
Needle Toes-We haye Just re-
ceived quite shipment of these
shoes, and ladies that have been
waiting for them, will probably find
what they want. They are beauties.
The Boston.
The Rock Island Stove company is
prepared to do all kinds of nickel
plating on short notice. Old stoves
made to look AS good as new. Do
not wait until cold weather, but send
your work to US at once.
Parlor furniture made up in all
the wonders Of designers and up
holsters art, in all the shades of the
rainbow-lots and lots of new artis-
tic styles. Good enough for the first
lady Of the land-call and see the
enormous display at Clemann & Salz-
mann's.
Thousands Of people arc looking
Californiaward. They want to know
where to 60 to raise fruit and how to
travel cheaply and comfortably. For
full information to these questions,
address, California Bureau of In
formation. lock box No. l, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Secretary Lardner, of the Daven-
port Il Rock Island Railway, this
morning put out another Of those
handsome trailers of his own design,
completely matching the new bridge
motor cars. and which make as pref
~ street car train as there is in the
United States.
Mrs. Rosen9uist, residing on Forty
sixth street. while CARVING a gaso-
line stove which had suddenly be-
come enveloped in flames. outside.
had her right arm pretty badly
burned. A curtain also caught fire
and some of the kitchen woodwork
was somewhat charred.
For the first time in 16 years Mrs.
Elizabeth McEniry, of Moline. ate her
dinner yesterday surrounded by all
her six children. Those present
were: Mrs. T. 7. Dryer, St. Louis;
Nj. F. McEniry, of Lennox, Iowa; NJ
D., John and Miss MoIlie McEniry,
OF Moline. and William, of Rock Isl
and.
Circus in town today-too busy to
write ads, but will be in the push
just the same with the patented
special sales. You know us-under-
selling everybody on everything.
We are going to supply the town
with suspenders. Watch daily pa
pers for announcements Lon
don.
| sOu NrOu btSt = 10 II.
wife, ask her to look at the As diff
ferent styles in bed room suits dis
played al the big furniture establish
ment Of Clemann d Salzmann. Re-
mem Der As different designs to select
from-the largest assortment in the
chamber suit line ever on exhibition
west OF Chicago.
the board of education held its
adjourned meeting Saturday evening
with all the members present. A
set Of relief maps was ordered On
recommendation of the supply COM
mittee for each of schools Nos. /, 4,
D, 6 and Z. The contract for flush.
ing the closet and sewer connec-
ton of No. 6 school was allowed to
M. Yerbury for S275, which includes
all outside sewers, connection with
all the down spouting, an outfit Of
Wulff's flush closets and all carpen-
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