Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-10

rest, ana they are In 1t for style, too
For $3.50 we show better one-The
Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. T. S. Silvis. OF Car:
bon Cliff. are the proud parents of a
bouncing boy, who arrived this
morning.
Read the Boston's add, about e..
$3.50 and Is shoes. They offer some
great leaders-price and quality
guaranteed.
On the occasion of the next Daven-
port mile track meeting, Sept. e6-27,
Robert j. and Joe Patchen are among
the bookings.
Albert Nelson. of 1925 Eighth-and-
a-half avenue, has returned home,
after spending some time in Califor
MIA for his health.
$. I. Kent. of Lincoln. Neb. secre-
tary Of the general executive com.
mittee of the National Carpenters
Union. speaks at Turner hall tonight.
Davenport's fair and exposition and
'.Pompeii" attractions open today.
The grand spectacular and pvrotech-
mic display will be presented each
evening.
Big lot OF choice china and glass
ware. bought at one-half less than
regular price, will be closed out this
week at McCabe Bros. See adver-
! tisement.
Time to be thinking of a new
macintosh. McCabe Bros. have
just received lot of them at about
70 per cent under price. Good time
to buy now.
The Misses Ellen Ryan and Alice
Murtaugh. of Chatsworth, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
McEniry the past few days, left for
home this morning.
Style and fit combined with the
finest line Of imported and domestic
woolens. such as J. b. thinner has.
is what people want. Don't fail to
drop in and see for yourself.
Mrs. Morris Rosenfield left this
morning for Chicago, where she
meets Mr.. Rosenfield on his return
from Mackinac. They are expected
to reach home tomorrow night.
The Davenport & Rock Island Rail-
way company will run train
through to Rock Island from the
Davenport fair grounds after each
nights production of .'Pompeii.
Miss Clara Woltmaun's kinderear-
ten has opened successfully, the
morning session being conducted at
CHS Seventeenth street, and the af-
ternoon school At 915 Second avenue.
Talk about your fine display of fall
and winter woolens. Well, if you
want to see display, just drop in
AID see the old pioneer tailor. j. B.
thinner. He has just what YOU
want.
Walter johnson and daughters.
Misses Harriet and Madge. went to
Chicago this morning. the latter to
enter upon her studies in the col
legIate department of the Northwes-
tern university.
A supper will be given By ladies of
Rock Island at the residence of V.
Banding. No. 2s5s Fifth avenue. for
the benefit of St. Anthony's hospital,
Thursday evening. Sept. Is. All are
invited to attend.
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.
August Monaruck, Belgian living
on Fourth avenue. near Sixth street.
died Yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
OF dropsv- He was an unmarried
man about 3S years of age. The fu-
neral occurred this morning.
j. B. thinner. the old reliable mer-
chant tailor. is showing the finest
assortment of fall and winter suit
ings ever displayed in the west. His
experience as cutter is second to
none. You can't miss it by leaving
your order with him.
A team of horses attached to n
hack. containing several people, be-
came frightened at a bridge line car
while going up Third avenue yester-
day, and ran away. taking wheel
off OF the vehicle, but luckily none
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Alteration sale No. is in full swing
at McIntyre-Reck Co. S. Among hum
dred drives we note Sgd. roller tow
els. of heavy crash, 25c each: new
fiannelette skirts at 25c, usually 3Sc:
scarlet. heavy twill. all wool, flannel.
21c; indigo blue prints. Sc yd., ETC.
Stamp Deputy j. H. Lamont has
received official notice that 5000
stamps for playing cards have been
sent and with notice that he instruct
dealers to put on each stamp the in
itials OF their name, and also the
date of affixing the stamp to each
pack.
The republicans of Scott county
met at Davenport Saturday and NOM
mated Cornelius II. Murphy for clerk
of the courts;W. III. Forrest for couu-
ty auditor: Charles f. Hubbell for
| county attorney: II, Bird for record .