Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-17

Call ana see them. Stewart, the
halter.
Swell dressers, attention. M. &
K. are now ready to show the new
fall styles in Strong & Garfield shoes
and Knox hats.
II the Union keeps jumping at con.
illusions. the public will imagine A.
ter awhile that all Sister Payne re-
quires is the band.
Have you seen the enamel shoes,
extension soles. NJ. & X. are selling
at $S-identically the same as Others
advertise at $3.50?
The attention of mothers Is called
to the new stock Of boys clothing at
the two big stores. NJ. & K, Rock
Island and Davenport.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
ourity, terms reasonable. and no de-
.ay. Apply to George F. Roth at
jackson d Hurst's office.
There is no place like the big M.
4 X. to make your fall purchases.
You can find Just what you are look
Ing for in their new fall stock.
H. N. Stone leaves for Quincy to-
night to spend Sunday with his the
atricsl company. which is booked
there for tomorrow and Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff s. S. Hull and his
son, George. have returned to town
after q 2-wesks' camp on the bank
Of the big stream above Moline.
Lieut.. Gov. w. A. Northcott spent
last night in the city, leaving this
morning for Fulton to attend the
meeting Of the Woodmen directors.
Charles McHugh has gone to Hay
ward, Mimi, where he accompanies
j. +. Montrose and George P. Rim,
Of Chicago. on q fishing and hunting
trip.
It's q pleasure to mention our new
stock OF children's blouse waists
you'll find it pleasure seeing them.
NJ. & X.
After all the shouting on the part
Of others it has been thoroughly
demonstrated that M. & X. are head
quarters for a good article as we'll as
low price.
See the clothing on yourself. You
can do this only with ready made.
The best sort cannot but satisfy you;
that's our sort. Our fall stock is
ready. Sommers & La Velle.
It's time to discard that crash suit
and jump into one of NJ. & KS.
nobby new fall overcoate. A splen-
did line at $3.50. $40, 1850 to SIS.
Mrs. Fred Werlich, of Moline. aged
Al years, was adjadged insane in the
county court this afternoon by Drs.
E. L. Kerns and L. d. Dunn. She
was ordered sent to Jacksonville BY
Judge Adams.
The Woodmen attorneys gays no.
tics today that they would move be-
fore Judge Gest in Rock Island next
Wednesday for dissolution of mas
ter in chancery injunction No. 5 in
the Fulton proceedings against the
Modern Woodmen.
Every man rides hobby" they
say. Our hobby is boys clothes and
we've been riding it for years. We
like to get a mans patronage when
he dons his first ''pant suit" and
have him grow up with US, so to speak.
Sommers & La Velle.
DR.. J. r. Hollowbu received
from Pension Commissioner Henry
Clay Evans this morning his COM
mission as pension examiner in place
Of the late DR.. James Cozad, his as.
sociates being Drs. C. C. Carter, OF
this city. and J. H. Gardner, of Mo.
line.
The Union takes it upon itself to
say that MI. Payne speaks good En-.
glish. This is surely a timely argu.
ment in behalf of q statesman who
has been sent to the state legislature
three times and half. and is now
yearning for greater fields to con-
quer.
DR.. z. L. Craig. of Aledo, 81.
preme medical examiner of the Fra.
ternal Tribunes, accompanied BY
Mrs. Craig. is in the city. and will
attend the meeting Of Home Tribunal
this evening. when a number Of new
members will be initiated. A must
cal and literary program will follow
Master Raymond Wilson's little
friends gathered at the home of hi.
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Viii
son. Fourth avenue. to help him eel
citrate his 5th birthday anniversary
yesterday afternoon. The time wa.
pleasantly spent in playing games
and partsking of refreshments.
John U. Oswald, who was injured
the other day at the Rock Island
freight house, is reported to be in {
lprecarious condition, and Their,
seems to be little hope for his recov
cry. DR.. Craig. Who took charge o.
the case Wednesday. says the symp
toms have been serious from thu
first. and have been growing NOR,
alarming since.
TIE ARGUS still insists that it told
only the absolutely correct new
about Sister Payne, and in the Ian
guage attributed to him there wa!
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