Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-31

Dr. Z. Z. Carter has gone to Keo-
kuk, Iowa, for few days on profess
sional business.
Michigan peaches bv the basket
and all kinds of California fault at
Browner Il Co.'S.
The Misses Lucia McGuinn and
Lottie Roseniield have returned from
visit to Chicago.
Suppose the Union begins with the
much abused Mary Woods in its re-
formatory crusade.
Combination suits, coat, two pants
and cap. just the thing for school
wcar.-The London.
New styles. new patterns, nobbier
than ever, at Simon & Mosenfelder's
children department.
Your choice of any Mothers Friend
shirt waists QaunderedD in the house
for 50c-the London.
Have you seen the latest in fall
suitings? II not. call at Emig's, the
tailor. and see his line.
Let us have the first link of that
chain. MIR. Union. The public is on
the tiptoc of expectancy.
Harry Smythe and family have re-
turned from n months campinp
about two miles above Cordova.
j. f. Montrose returned from the
seashorc last evening. Mrs. Mont
rose stopped in Chicago for short
visit.
The fall and winter stock of bows,
and mems winter clothing now ready
for inspection at Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
Come and see our suits and extra
pants for boys, 5 to Is wears, for So.
The best goods for school wear-the
London.
The Union disappointed the public
this morning in failing to present
the examination of the first link of
that chain.
Sommers Il LaVelle will have not
only the correct thing in hats. but
also clothing and furnishing goods.
Open Sept. l.
An extra coach adorns the rear of
the Peoria train these DAYS on ac-
count of the fair at Wyoming and the
races ut Peoria.
Emig. the tailor. has just un-
packed the finest line of fall and win
ter woolens that have ever been
shown in the city.
Next Monday school begins. Place
one of Simon & Mosenfelder's nobby
school suits on your boy and have
him look presentable.
Just received large lot of boys
and child's suits, just the thing for
school wear at prices no one can
London.
Rock Island VS. Ouincy-Two
games Monday, Labor day. First
game at p. m. and second game at
4 p. N. Don't fail tie attend.
July to search. August to try Sep
TENDER to tell if you live or die. but
il you do the latter act, you will not
need any of Lloyd & Stewards new
fall hats.
Unclassified pupils in the High
school Will find it to their ADVANTAGE
to report TO the principal on next
Monday afternoon that they NAV
have definite work.
Low rates still prevail on the
steamship lines to Europe, but they
won't very long. Anyone wishing to
take advantage of this should call at
once at George l.. Quist's.
The Misses Marie, Charlotte and
Blanche and Ambrose Plamondia
have returned to their home in Chi
cago, after a most delightful visit
with relatives in Rock Island.
The Union seems to favor gentle
suasion in dealing with the lawless-
ness il SO ferociously condemns. The
Unions idoa would accomplish won
ders with such "defen seless--..yet
notorious" - creatures as Mary
Woods.
Crop Correspondent Campbell's re-
port to the department OF acricul-
ture for August places the average
condition of corn at so per cent; rye.
SO; oats, 80: potatoes, As; apples. 80;
grapes lOo. The shortage of water
for stock is commented upon.
On Monday. Labor day, we will
have two games of ball in the after
noon. The first game will be called
at p. In. Admission for all attend
ing the first game will be SO cents.
Those attending the second game
will be charged the usual admission.
Chris Sarsgard, young man from
Davenport, was riding horse in
Rock Island last evening, and when
near the c.. K. /. & p. depot the ami
nal slipped and fell on him. iniur-
ing him somewhat. The Davenport
patrol wagon took him to his home.
Surveyor of Customs j. X. John
ston, has received directions from
Secretary Carlisle to the effect that
the treasury department has decided
to be governed by the ruling Of the
supreme court, which entities to the
benefit OF the new act all imported
mol IN