Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

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street this morning in which buggy
WAS smashed. but no injuries to life
were sustained.
An assortment of Christmas goods
that are fair to look upon may be
seen at Bleuer Bros. Drop in and
view the array.
j. p. Clark & Co. are more deter.
mined than ever, the balance OF the
stock must 60; 126 West Second
street. Davenport.
In your Christmas rush do not
pass By Bleuer Bros. without view
ing their handsome line. Both the
goods and prices are right.
For Christmas presents see the
pretty neckwear and shirts, caps or
suspenders in neat boxes, at Rich.
ter's, 219 West Second street, Daven-
port.
The celebrated Camp Greek soft
coal. union mined, for sale at Smith
& Schillinger's, 1921 Second avenue.
Use it once and you will have no
other.
Valentine Fuhr. . Buffalo Prairie
lad. received yesterday from the
county clerk s. 80 for the heads of
166 sparrovs. which he said he
killed.
Oar candy furnace is red kot day
and night. making those pure, fresh
candies for your Christmas. The
White Palace of Sweets in the Bengs-
ton block.
Lucky buying, low buying, cash
buying, where cash was badly needed,
has helped to make this year the
greatest merchandising year of Nc
Cabe's history.
An abundance Of tender Christmas
poultry and everything else in the
market line for your Christmas din
ner at Mattausch's market, 6l2 Sew.
enteenth street.
Twenty-Five cents for q 1.pound
box of the finest bon bons and choco-
lates at Krell & Maths. Cream
almonds 20 cents . pound. caramels,
10 cents pound.
Friends in Black Hawk and Coal
Valley townships of Steward W. H.
II. Dow, Of the poor farm, carried
ont successful surprise on him to-
day as q token Of their good feeling
toward him and his family.
A genuine bargains one pound
box OF French chocolates and bon
bons, only IS cents. Compare i.
with those candies bearing highs
SCUM ding names at 40 and 80 cent?
per pound. The White Palace of
Sweets.
Deputy United States Marshal
Richard Voris yesterday arrested
John Grady and Jake Golden. the
two men wko run Anderson &
Co.'S" liquor store in Moline. They
are charged with violating the reve-
nue. law.
r G. Summers still has few sec.
ond hand hard coal stoves, aud also
new and second hand soft coal stoves.
They are all in good order. Call and
see them before purchasing else.
where. Prices within reach OF all,
1925 Twentieth street. ..,..-.
Christmas umbrellas, Christmas
linens, Christmas candies and nuts,
Christmas books, toys, games, etc.
are being shipped out from McCabe
Bros. by the wagon load and almos,
by the car load lots. This exsrsor-
binary selling is due to many cir
cumstsnces not explainable in an
advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauptmann left
this morning for Ga!esburg to at
tend the funeral OF MIR. Haupt
maun's brother, j. w. Haupt
mann, who was killed on the
Galesburg division of the Burlington
road yesterday. He was q brake
man. 20 years Of age, and leaves 9
wife and three children.
Buy your Xmas cakes. pies. plum
puddings and home. made candies a,
the sale to be given by the ladies o.
Trinity church Thursday, Dec. %, a,
Woodyatt's music store on Twentieth
street, from 10 q. m. to 5 p. m. All
pictures left over from the recen,
sale will 60 at uniform price Of IL
cents; also kitchen aprons for sale.
Edward T. Warn, one of the Mo
line Ccrnplanter works painters
) who struck, and on returning to the
shop the next morning was refused
employment, has determined to
sue the Moline Federation Of Labor
His contention is that that organize.
ton. of which he is mem Der. failec
to do its duty in seeing that justice
was done BY the cornplanter man
agement to the locked-out painters
Jedge James W. Bollinger, of Dav
export. made his fret appearance OF
the bench yesterday, and his first ju
dicial act was to grant q divorce
Then he overruled the motion Of Ma j
j. NJ. Beards!ey, Of this city, counse
for Henry Bendt. accused OF com
plicity with Mrs. Christine BshIen
: in the murder OF her husband, {,
have A. p. McGuirk associated will
him at the expense Of Scott county
. {, defend Bendt. owing to the ma
jor's impaired health. 1t is proba
ple that Mr.. McGuirk will be in tn,