Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-05

m, to meet all who wish to see him
regarding lessons.
You can not live and get your full
enjoyment of life without knowing
that the best and purest cigar made
is the Uncle Hiram.
Prof. Clendenin has instructed over
one hundred dancing teachers this
summer. and all speak in the highest
terms of his methods.
You know M. & K, the people who
undersell everybody on everything
every time-that's the place to get
your fall or winter overcoat.
"Hello. Mike! What's that YOU
have in your mouthp" ..Why, the
Uncle Hiram, of course. Do you
suppose l smoke anything else?"
A gold mine found, occasions hap
piness to the finder, but he who
would drive dull care away should
smoke the Uncle Hiram SC cigar.
1--WE may well start the ball a
rollinNin overcoats and underwear"
say M. & X. I'VE have lots of each
and this is the weather. NJ. &K. are
the people who undersell every
time"
Truth needs no color save that of
reason and probability, and when APP
piled to cigars, the Uncle Hiram
proves by the purity and skill of its
manufacture its fitness for first place
in public favor.
j. B. Eckhart will open his new
store at S19 Twentieth street tomor-
row. with large variety Of new
goods, consisting Of notions. tinware,
crockery, toys, ETC., at prices the
very lowest, on strictly cash basis.
The stereoptlcon lecture of Rev. ID.
f. Fink at the Broadway church to-
morrow evening will take the audi
ence on an interesting trip to Alaska.
The lecture is free, and all are in
vited to enjoy it. At the close an
offering for the cause of home mis-
sions will be taken.
A special train of five freight cars
and seven coaches passed through
the city this morning. carrying about
$50 regulars and their paraphernalia.
which are being transferred from
Fort Sill. Oklahoma, to Buffalo, n.
Y. Another section of about the
same size is yet to arrive.
The Rock Island & Peoria road an
nounces that it will run an excursion
to Peoria next Wednesday on the oc-
casion of the Mckinley meeting.
The train leaves Rock Island at a.
M, and leaves Peoria for home at
ALSO in the afternoon. A rate OF only
$l.5O for the round trip will be made.
Ed. Geers left for Sioux City YES
terday with Robert j., Fantasy, Ed.
Easton and Hal Bradden, four of Mr..
Hamlin's speedy horses. and Charles
Lyons. Mr.. Hamlin's second trainer,
left for Lexington, KY, with Night
ingale, Heir-at-Law, Moonstone,
Merry Chimes and Mockingbird
The departure Of this aggregation of
| turf flyers, the swiftest bunch ever in
stables in Iowa under the ownership
OF one man, will be viewed with re-
greet by tri-city horsemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Etzel's little
son, Oscar. met with a painful acct
dent yesterday afternoon at the cor
ner OF Ninth street and Eighth ave-
| nue.. As near as can be learned, Os-
car was hanging on behind a wagon,
and when he dropped off. was
overtaken and knocked down by
a horse attached to buggy
which was right behind the
one he was hanging on, and when
taken to his home on Eleventh ave-
nue. and Eighth street. it was found
that his jaw was dislocated, face
scratched. and gashes in his nose.
chin and forehead. DIR. Kinyon was
summoned and dressed the little fell
lows injuries. He is getting along
all right today.