Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-17

Il bOOB UOoO VI boO UsBkOoe 80 o0oss
again ~ sspsAt-bsttss 60 this vssk.
The fourth Of the Rock Island uni
vsssisy extension course Of lectures
will b given st the High school a.
ssnbly room Thursdsy evening. the
subject being DUMAS Monte Cris-
TO-" % . Preparatory Study 70
Peovidenos." -
We wish 70 state to our customers
that Ne will have more help 70 wait
on the Numerous customers. % W
did not look tuS sueA . Tush % We
are having. Bat We ere bound to do
- vs said and give . pair Of rubbsrs
vith every pair Of shoes bought for
. man. woman or child. Dolly Bros.
Mrs.. Samuel X. Porter. forme'l "
Of Moline. died yesterday at Gl.
Christ Of rhssmstism. sged 4s years.
6hs 10 survived BY her husband and
three children. The remains were
inferred today Ut Riverside cemetery.
Moline. funeral services being held
ss the residence Of Mrs. Isaac Wssti
There are four reasons why Ebe..,
hart 10 . successful piano tuner.
First, because the system he uses in
tuning 10 considered the best; Sec
ond, because he carriss out his sys-
tenn in tuning; third, because he IL .
conscientious workman, and last Of
al, his work pleases all who employ
him.
Charles Ringstrom. Of Moline. Vas
taken to the Jacksonville insane asy-
lum yesterday BY Baili6 Olmstead.
Ringstrom was sdjudged insane sew
ersl months age, and after brief
treatment Of the Jacksonville asylum
Vas released, bat his old trouble re-
turned. aud the court ordered his
fscommittment.
Davenport had another sample Of
The beauties Of the much-iavored
electric light system in use there
last night, when the city's beacons
went out. and the audience assem-
bled Of thc DuHtis and ut Armory
hall sat In Egyptian darkness. The
old reliable gas had finally to DO re-
sorted to before the prayer for light
Vas answered.
The Harper house was obliged 10
turn away guests last night. With
the presence Of the contractors and
others coming here in connection
With the Woodmen proceedings. in
Guiding the officers Of the order.
Manager McHugh found himself for
once stumped In slowing away all
vhs were DESTROYS OF entrusting
themselves to his keeping.
The comfort % we'll 10 the wear
you &c: out Of the lrderwesr you
buy Of us 10 more than worth the
difference in price. % compared with
chesp. poorly made stun, which Is
not cheap ct any price. Buy your
underwear Of Us once and you will
always be our customer. Oar aim il
TO cell strictly first class goods at the
lowest possible price. Stewart, the
halter.
Sever Sewers, Q farmer living one
mile west Of Erie, killed o hog three
weeks ago. and In the tpssle 6e ami.
nal stuck . tusk into the inside oil
one Of Sewers legs. There was . run.
Ming sore for . time. then healed up,
and he resumed his farm work
Saturday his leg near the hip became
swollen TO the size Of An old-iash'
Toned churn, end has turned BLACK
With intense pain. The worst 10 nov
feared.
Rev. 3. T. Sweet will give up hil
duties at Trinity church for the win
ter. and will leave Dec. for Lot
Angeles. Cal, where he will remAil
until spring IN hopes Of regsinine
bis health. which has been impaired
OF late. The vestry has vstsd him {
leave Of absence, and has arranged
with Kew. Edgar +. Gee OF Indiansp
oils. 10 attend TO the pastoral duties
Of Trinity church during DE-. Sweets
absence.
u The concert given BY the Lille
/ bridge Concert company, Of this city
In Davenport last night, was . trea
, to music lovers. Me-. Lillihridg,
demonstrated his right to be classs,
among the leading pianists Of tn
country. His plaJ Ing 10 clear. &C
, curste and expressive. MIS-. Lille
bridge vss In superb voice. her ricl
tones being heard TO the best sdvan
, tsge In several beautiful numbers
. She shows . complete schooling ate
she best methsd. The program CON
tanned three compositions Of Mr
Lillssridge. showing his talent Il
this direction.
Il The Moline city council has Dc
ieatsd another ordinance for the reg
ulat,on Of dance halls conducted 4
connection with saloons. 1.-THE elias
} Of dances that She ordinance va
aimed ut are those that are held 10
. the purpose Of increasing the r.
0 ceipts Of the saloon 10 which the
!. are attached" says ths Moline D:i
|, patch. They are . nuisance 10 pee
J. pie In their vicinity. and . msnac'
J. to the morals Of the community
, They could be entirely stopped b
the ordinances that have been de
4 ieated. But the dance halls woult
!. b shorn Of some OF their worst ies
|. tsres. II not closed altogether. BY
rigid enforcement Of she ordinance