Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-04

CURLY, terms reasonable, and no de-
.sy. Apply to George F. Roth 1t
Jackson 4 Hurst's office.
Popcorn fritters, the newest fad.
made in our own cream shop. fresh
every day. The White Palace Of
Sweets, 1706 Second avenue.
The active and chorus members of
the Amateur Musical club are re.
quested to be prompt at the business
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The Moline High school foot ball
team defeated the Davenport team
Saturday at the Davenport fair
grounds by . score Of 20 to o.
Low rate excursion to Chicago
Oct. 6. z and 8 over c.. 4. 1. & P. at
IS. 60 for round trip. Good on all
trains. Return limit Oct. IL.
F. W. Wilson, of Rural, brought
The ARGUS today some samples of
his orchard in the way of late Rus
sian apples. They are beauties.
A feature Of the plan of entertain
ment of the waterway convention at
Davenport this week will be parade
Of tri.city launches tomorrow after
noon.
McCabe Bros. closed Q wrapper
deal some days ago. which they tell
all about in their ad. It's dollars for
you to read their whole ad in this
paper.
No back alleys connected with our
Ice cream and candy shop. Every
thing bright, neat and clean. The
White Palace Of Sweets, 17O6 Second
avenue.
Don't miss the grand display of
the latest and most beautiful French
designs At Byrnes & Co.'S. Tuesday
and Wednesday. To see them means
. purchase.
Here is good investment 900
for business property in . very
good location; rent for $50 per
month. Call on E. J. Burns, 1920
Harper house block.
A large consignment of choice
Turkish rugs and Bagdad curtains
just received by A. j. Smith & Son.
Davenport, are offered at low prices.
Don't fail to see them.
Fresh popcorn fritters, the newest
thing out, our own make, fresh
every day. The White Palace of
Sweets, 1905 Second avenue.
Toques and Victoria hats are much
in vogue thi. season. You'll find
them in variety at McCabe Bros.
exhibit Tuesday and Wednesday.
The stock of Col. William Glen.
DENNIS defunct drug store at Moline
was bid in today for $4,000 by cred
itors. whose claims aggregate IS. 400,
and who will dispose Of the stock.
On account Of St. Louis exposition
at st. Louis, c., B. & Q. will sell
round trip tickets at one and one
third fare on Sept. 80, Oct. s, z, IL,
IA. 10 and 81. limited good for re-
tutn five days from date Of sale.
Oct. IS, IL, 10 and 16 occurs the
great coursing event at the Daven-
port Mile track. Hounds are arriv-
ing right along and the event
promises to be one of the most inter-
esting ever held in the west.
The Cafe Richelieu, the culinary
department of which is now under
the direction of Mrs. Herkert. is pre-
pared to furnish table board or short
orders to the best advantage. Every
thing first GLASS and quick service.
Mrs. g. F. Kramer, Mrs. GLIB.
kinyon and Mrs. j. NJ. Elliott have
gone to Chicago to attend the grand
chapter Of the Easter Star as repre-
sentatives of the Rock Island lodge.
On account of St. Louis fair and
Yelled Prophets display at St. Louis.
c.. B. & Q. will sell round trip tick
cts at one fare for the round trip,
Oct. 8 to 8 inclusive. Same is linn
tied good for return to and includ-
ing Oct. II.
The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday
contains q photograph Of Miss Pau
line Woltmann, Of this city, winner
Of the Eben d. Jordan scholarship at
the new England Conservatory of
Music, Boston. A nice compliment
is also paid the young lady.
On account of the Illinois state
fair at Springfield, c., B. & Q. will
sell round trip tickets to Springfield
at one fare for the round trip, Sept. rs
to Oct. 2 inclusive. Ticket good for
return to and including Oct. 4, 1897.
The strike at the Sylvan steel
works has been settled and the men
have returned to work. Now trou-
BILE is brewing at the Moline Mallea-
BILE iron works. and there is q pros
pect for q general strike at the Corn
planter works.
Miss Emma Davis, OF Twentieth
street. while bicy cling on Moline av.
snue Saturday, collided with single
rig and barely escaped being tram.
Piled down by the fria htened horse.
The young lady was struck by the
shafts Of the buggy. but not serious
~ hurt
A game Of foot ball was played Sat-
urday afternoon on the college cam