Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23

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La Sale. Cable, camel, charcoal,
hard wood and kindling. at Nc.
kown's yard. Telephone 1898.
Miss Jennie Kelly, living on TWEEN.
ty-6rst street, was bitten on the
right arm by . neighborhood dog
yesterday. The wound. though pain.
full, IL not regarded as serious one.
c. w. Macomber. teacher OF math-
ematics at the High school. has been
called to Denmark. Iowa. by the 90
rious illness Of his father. His du.
ties are being filed in the meantime
by W. A. Darling.
For business suits Simon & Mosen.
fielder show line of all wool fabrics,
excellent wearers at from $3.50 to
- IS suit. These suits create any
amount OF astonish ment, the price
being out Of all proportion to the
value.
The funeral of the late William NJ.
Glenn. son Of Judge J. J. Glenn, was
held at Monmouth yesterday and was
largely attended. The tributes in
personal presence and floral offer.
ings from newspaper men all over
the state were many.
Attend Crampton's fire sale of
books. stationery, wall paper, win
dow shades, pictures, frames, mould
ings. pocketbooks, blank books. al
buns and fancy goods. Everything
goes at discounts varying from one
fourth to one-half usual prices.
The republicans of Davenport yes
terday afternoon nominated q city
ticket composed as follows: For
mayor. 8. F. Smith; city clerk, Henry
Coos; Rudolph Rohlfs for city treas
urer; c. II. Hubbell for police mag.
istrate; Jappe Bierring for assessor.
c. G. Coyne, John Schafer. Jr.,
and d. A. Mslarkey. of Port By
ron, came down today and gave
bond for William Ross. confined
in the county jail under bail
for shooting John sullivan, of that
place. and he was released. His bail
was reduced to $500.
Deputy Sheriff Tom T. Keliher, of
North Platte, Neb., arrived during
the night with requisition papers
frem Gov. Tanner for the removal of
J. ID. Wilson Camblin, wanted for
horse stealing. The lad and the
deputy sheriff started for North
Platte early this morning.
Miss L. A. Willis. graduate of
Mrs. S. I. Rorer's cooking school,
will be at Longs grocery. 1910 Sec.
ond avenue, March "a, to demon
ssrate the merits of cottoline to the
ladies of Rock Island. A valuable
cook book by the highest authorities
will be presented to each customer.
The remains Of Mrs. L. H. Barker,
who was taken i'll in Chicago street
car and died shortly afterwsrd in q
hospital, we're buried at Moline,
where she had resided for IS years,
yesterday. Funeral services were
held at the Unitarian church, of
which the deceased was q charter
member.
The Central Union Telephone
company last evening finished the
stretching Of cable betweea Rock
Island and Davenport. A force of
men have been at work on the lob
for some time. The cable carries loo
wires. so additional ones having been
put in between the two cities on &C.
count Of increased patronage.
In boys suits Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's stock offers great variety of
every grade of goods, one wishes to
see. Their boys clothing has al
ways been known for the excellent
fit and workmanship and only fabrics
OF the best wearing qualities are
used. Present prices show q reduc-
ton of from S35 to so per cent.
Davenport has let its paving con-
tracts for the coming year. Fiji
teenth street goes to the Flick &
johnson Construction company ON q
bid of SIG, 539.32 Main street to Will
liam Harrabon, OF Iowa City. at 81
9lS.09; Third avenue to the Edwards
q Walsh Construction company at
$2.9a1.sS, aud Locust street to Har-
radon at &3,775S2.
In mems suits Simon & Mosenfeld-
er still have a complete line. Here
you find the genuine clay wors,ed,
in black. blue or oxford, made in
sack and cutaway frock. Also the
fancy wesves in foreign worsted for
fine dress suits. These suits are
marvels in fit and workmanship and
to buy them at a discount of rs DER
cent, and is an opportunity not likely
to present itself again.
John Buiord Post 2l3. GAR.
had its first meeting in its new quar-
tiers in memorial hall in the new
court house last night. The meeting
was well attended, the old soldiers
being very much pleased with the
cozy place set aside for them by the
county board. Capt. A. M. Blakes-
ley was in attendance and presented
the post with rebel flag which he
secured at the dedication of the ma
tional park at the Chickamauea bat
tlefield two years ago.
Simon & Mosenfelder were kent
busy YESTERDAY rearrauoinp their