Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-05

urday night.
At Ehleb's there 10 always . fine
assortment Of vegetables and tho
markets seasonsble offerings. Or
der BY telephone.
Don't miss the fun at the industrial
fair tonight. Many of the articles
upon which chance books are out
will b disposed Of.
Seeing 10 free. Ssndow knee
pants, age 4 to 9, double seat and
knee. 40 cents. regular price 20 cents.
Sommers & La Velle.
Any housewife may have her fav-
orite brand Of -four, but Big Joe or
Snow Flake never fails to please.
For sale by W. A. Ehleb.
The London has added more extra
good values In our 81 cent underwear
for IS cents. You know Us. Big
blae front. The London.
1t will be the same as putting your
money in the bank to lay away .
pair Of those $3.50 pants for future
wear. Sommers & La Velle.
First grand masq uerads Of the sea-
sen, given BY Yellowstone camp TO-
morrow evening at Turner hall.
Tickets 80 cents. Ladies free.
John Sexton, formerly OF Moline.
has purchased Bruins saloon, 81
Seventeenth street. and will have ON
opening lunch Saturday night.
Good, first class underwear costs
You NO more than cheap. inferior
grades. You will be easily con-
vinced Of this by examining the un-
derwear at Stewards. the halter.
James O'Donnell, third vice presi-
dent Of the American Federation of
Labor, addresses a public meeting of
laborlng men at the Wagner opera
house. Moline, Sunday afternoon at
2:yO.
The mems pants that we offer at
e1.50 are out of our regular stock
that sold at 81, $3.50 and Is. The
assortment Of sizes is broken, so you
have your choice at $3.50. Sommers
& La Velle.
Oscar l.. Anderson has engaged in
the real estate and insurance bust
ness, having opened an office in Bs.
ford block. He was for several years
employed in the Office of States At
torney Searle.
Tom Won Hecke has moved his
saloon from Fourth street and Fourth
avenue to Fourth avenue and Twen-
ty-second street, where he will serve
lunch every Saturday night. He will
be pleased to see his friends.
Last night was a lively night at
the fair. The attendance was unus-
ually large and there was much
interest manifested in the sale of
articles, especially those being dis
Eposed of at the ladies' bazaar.
An sxel on Ed Jens' dairy wagon
broke on Twentieth street this alter
noon. The wagon toppled over, the
milk rolled out; so did the driver,
Arthur Jens. and the milk flowed
down the street. Nobody hurt.
Harry Moore. Frank Phillips, ]. B.
INLAND, James Reed, and Thomas
Gallagher. hobos, were before Mag.
istrate Stafford today, all charged
with vagrancy. They we're sent to
ths county jail, Moore for 20 days,
Phillips for Is. and the other three
for 10 apiece.
The hard times dance given by The
Ladies' Turner society at Tarnel
hail last evening proved q novel and
delightful affair. Tho guests came
in costumes of oil descriptions. many
Of them ridiculously funny. All had
q merry time, dancing away the
hours to the music Of Blsuer's or
chestrs.
President +. P. Blair of the Davsn.
port & Rock Island Bridge 4 Terminal
company had o conference with
Mayor Medill this morning with thu
result that the council will probably
give Mr.. Blair an opportunity to be
heard tomorrow afternoon on thu
subject OF his recent open letter t
the council.
Additional saloon licenses hav,
been issued to William Imhof, Jane,
McElroy. Henry Ehrhorn. Henri
Deisenroth, johnson & Miller, Henry
Hancq. Chris Schatz, Joseph Dietz
Victor Beck. H. Holdorf. S. McMa
hon, P. P. Pfaff. John Sexton. JOSEPH
Huber. John Joers. John Grogan
The number Of licenses thus far 10
sued is s..
| The redistricting of the city o.
davenport into II wards is beips
sgitated. Davenport has now sill
wards. and with two aldermen from
each ward, has ~ Representatives il
its council beside the mayor. A new
law adopted BY the Iowa legislator,
provides that cities can only have
one alderman from q ward and two
at large. Even II Davenport redis
tricts she will only have as many
aldermen as Book Island-l4.
l The Davenport council has author
lied its finance committee to accent
the offer Of ex-Clerk N. C. Martin
who was willing to pay t404 OF i,
full settlement of the $685. IL, du,
the city, according to the recent ex
pert's report. The difference notst
includes some Of the claims apains