Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-04

for John Aster. The new structure
completed will cost $1,000.
Either sell or store your goods
with Johnny Jones. He will pay
You more money than anybody.
Opposite The ARGUS office.
The Labor day family excursion
will probably be the last excursion
to Clinton at the 5O-csnt round trip
excursion fare. Take it in.
See the grand Labor day parade
and other big attractions at Clinton
Labor day. Go on the family excur-
sion. Boat leaves at 7:15 q. m.
What pleasure it is to have q
second hand dealer like Johnny
Jones; one that you can always de-
pend on. Opposite THE ARGUS office.
The ladies' military band and other
novel entertainments will make the
Labor day excursion to CLIFTON the
most enjoyable affair Of the season.
Certainly the most wonderful Sec
ond hand stock of goods that was
ever in the city. opposite The ARGUS
Office. 1923 Second avenue. Leave
all orders. Johnny Jones.
Labor day occurs the grand family
excursion to Clinton on the steamer.
Winona. and barge. Boat leaves at
7:15 q. m. Ticke,s so cents.
The fast mail on the Rock Island
arrived hour and 20 minutes lat
this morning. the engine breaking
down. It is something unusual for
the fast mail train to be behind time.
The fourth subscription promenade
concert given by Albert Petersen's
orchestra, assisted by Joe. L. Hebert,
vocalist, will be given at Black Hawk
Watch Tower Thursday evening
next.
H. H. Lohse delivers Black Hawk
spring and artesian water daily. At
moderate rates families may have
these pure waters instead of taking
their drinks from the city mains.
Telephone 1918.
Beach & Bowers who appear at
the ,hestre tomorrow night, gave o
parade this afternoon They have q
hot band. and they play warm tunes.
The parade was dav in advance of
the performance. on account Of
tomorrow being Sunday.
Christine Ekman. of Moline, has
beg un suit in the circuit court
th' ongh her attorney. J. B Oaklesf.
for $1,000 damages against l.. F.
CralIe & Co., one of hose livery
rigs. che alleges. run her down and
seriously injured her last May.
Extra arrangements have been
made by the Moline Central Street
Railway company to accommodate
Rock leland patrons going to Pros.
pect Park Labor day. by running
extra cars to connect with the f m
street line at Thirty-eighth street.
A social is to be given at Indus
trial hall next Tuesday evening by
Tri-City lodge No. SSS. International
Association Of Machinists and the
ladies' auxiliary Of that organization.
James O'Connell, master macbiuist
OF the association. has promised to
be present and deliver an address,.
Frank T. Casey and Miss Eta
Smith. Of Davenport. Aug. II left
Davenport ost-nsibly for a wheeling
trip. In Rock Island they took the
train for Gslesburg. where they were
married by Rev. Lv man, Of the First
NJ. E. church. They returned to
their homes. but told no one of the
happy event until now.
Observer Hunts meteorological
summary for the month OF August
shows that the mean temperature
was IL; the highest having been sc on
the 1st, and the lowest so on the
S0th. There were IS clear days, 10
partly cloudy days and 8 cloudy
days. Thunderstorms occurred on
the Sd, 4th. 9th. Path and 2Sth.
Elmer M. Suffer. the 19-year-old
son Of Capt lack Suffer, the rapids
pilot. was seriously injured last even
ing in q runaway at Clinton, where
he Is employed at Houston's drug
store. Capt. Suffer went to Clinton
last night. He returned today and
reports shat his boy is getting along
as we'll as can be expected. He was
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