Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-22
CITY CHAT.

Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
Read IAN Artist in Crime"
See Adams ad.. seventh page.
Aid. T. A. Fender is in Chicago.
Try 'em, like 'em-Dolly cigars.
Picked beets at Browner & Co.'S.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
The talk of the town-the Dolly
scent cigar.
Read IAN Artist in Crime" on
second page.
Lettuce and California celery at
Browner & Co.'S.
Drink Carse & Ohweiler's ginger
ale and be healthy.
Dealers will not keep the Dolly
cigar. They sell them.
Ladies, call at Dolly Bros. this
week--something in store for you.
G. F.. Hodgson is back from a 9
days business stay at Cedar Rapids.
The ARGUS subscription list con-
tinues to GROWN one section 25
new names we're added yesterday.
Isaac Webster, an aged and home
less citizen suffering general debili-
ty, was sent to the poor farm today.
Don't be selfish. Have The ARGUS
sent to your home every evening
and let your family in on a good
thing.
John Stopp. the former motorman
on the tri-city lines, has returned
from Chicago and will take a car
again.
Wheelan's undertaking parlors
have been removed from 30S Twen
tieth street to 1921 Second avenue,
opposite Spencer square.
Edward Leins. the wide-awake
local manager for the Adams Express
company, is distributing a new guide
Of much value to those using the
company's shipping route.
The roof of the residence of John
Lauermann. 1900 Sixth avenue.
caught fire this morning. but was ex-
tinguished with a bucket of water
and before much damage resulted.
j. l.. Mingus, formerly of Daven-
port, and who was married at Milan
Jan. 3 to Miss Mary Holm, was
brought back to Davenport from
Burlington today charged with big
amy.
Gentlemen. if you wish to get
pair Of heavy sole, cork sole or
enamel shoes for winter and spring
wear. come quick to Dolly Bros, as
they are going fast at the wonderful
cutting prices.
Never in the history of Rock ISL
and did any brand of cigars receive
such warm welcome from the
lovers of a good Havana as the Dolly
on its first appearance in the city
yesterday. 1t is a mild, sweet s.
cent smoke-none better the world
over.
Rev. II. II. Bell. the evangelist,
and his singer, MIR. McNary, came
in this morning and are stop
ping with Rev. II. c. Marshall,
11l2 Second avenue. The evangelis-
tic meetings at the United Presby
terrain church, under the leadership
of Rev. II. H. Bell, begin this even
ing.
Many expressions of discomfort
have been made over the fact
that arrangements were not made
for train from Davenport at
the conclusion of the entertainment
at the Burtis last evening. Conse-
quently theatre-goers were obliged
to wait until after midnight to get
across, and then foot it a mile or so
afterward.
The ladies of Rock Island who de-
sire to be in touch with spring STYLES
and know what is to be worn the
coming summer. they are invited to
call at Dolly Bros. store before Fri
day and look at sample line of
Baker & Bowman's shoes of Svra-
cuse, n. Y. 1t is an exquisite as.
sortment OF over fifty samples we'll
worth seeing.
For the republican meetingoto be
held at Springfield. ILL.,, Tuesday,
Jan. %. the X. l. & p. railway will
make rate of one and one-third fare
for the round trip. Tickets sold
Jan. 1928, 1896 inclusive. Three
trains daily by this line to Spring.
field leave Rock Island at $50 a.
m. sos a. NJ, las p. m. Arrive at
Springfield at 1880 a. M. sos p. M.
s:S5 p. m. respectively. Equally
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