Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-01
IA. 10 and 81. limited COOL fer re-
tutn five days from date Of sale.


81 50 stiff or fedora hat ever offered.
The people know the London is the
best place to trade.
Here is good investment-S2, 600
for business property in q very
good location; rent for $50 per
month. Call on Z. ]. Burns, 1929
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.
Simon & Mosenfelder are now
ready to show the seasons novelties
IN Juvenile wearing apparel. An in
spection of their new fall stock will
prove very interesting.
Children's suits from s to 16 years
are wonders this season. We have
not said much about our knee pant
suits. When ready for suit prices
will do the talking. The London.
On account Of the Illinois state
fair at Springfield, c., B. & Q. will
sellround trip tickets to Springfield
at one fare for the round trip, Sept. 25
to Oct. 2 inclusive. Ticket good for
return to and including Oct. 4, 1897.
Spending the entire month OF July
in the eastern markets and buying of
Americas foremost manufacturers
enables Simon & Mo,enfelder to offer
their patrons the choicest, nobbiest
and finest tailored clothing that it is
possible to obtain.
We have placed on sale q line Of
ladies' hand-welt shoes. new coin
toe, with kid tip, lace. It is not fire
sale. but we do say there has never
been such an offer made at any sale
as those shoes at 81 Dolly Bros.
We mean business.
We sell you up-to-date clothing;
don't try to palm off last seasons
goods, couldn't do it il we wanted to,
as we carry no goods over from one
season to another. See our line of
1923 suits-as good as any $40 suit
IN the tri-cities. The London.
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. to 8 inclusive. Same is linn
tied good for return to and includ-
ing Oct. IL.
Charles johnson and Miss Ida
Swanson mere married last evening
at the parsonage of the Swedish
Lutheran church, Rev. G. E. Slatt
performing the ceremony. The
groom is polisher at the Rock Isl.
and Pillow works, and his bride is q
we'll known lady.
Company A, 1. N. G. was called
upon last night to send ammunition
to Fulton. This gave currency to
the report that the company had
been called to Chicago on account Of
the street railway strike. But such
was not the case, according to the Off
GERS OF the company.
Hon. William McEniry has re-
turned from a two days visit at the
the state fair st Springfield. While
there he also secured license for the
incorporation Of the Black Lion Min.
ing and Milling company. the capt.
tai stock Of which is 100000. The
company. whose head office is in
Rock Island, operates at Idaho
Springs, Col.
Bert, the 12-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wochner, OF Rural,
died last night at o'clock from
blood poison, after q months illness.
The boy endured great suffering.
The sorrow stricken parents have
much sympathy in their bereave-
ment. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
Among the ladies especially en-
gagged for the Germans new play,
'.Mr Beane from Boston," is Louisa
Valentine, the young and pretty
specialist. He banjo and dancing
speciality has been great hit every
where. The other ladies engaged
are Misses Siegel, Winson, Baylies,
Dunmore and Dorothes Decker. The
Germans will appear here Saturday
night.
The Germans, John, James and
George. Of minstrel fame, will be on
the boards at Harper's theatre to-
morrow night, presenting their new
and sparkling comedy. "Mr. Beane
From Boston" The piece was writ
ten by James German. The princi-
pal characters are taken by George
and John. George is Chauncey Mag
giness. and John, Sylvester Beanie, an
inventor. The play is fun from be-
ginning to end. The company con-
sists OF a number of high class
artists-pretty girls, sweet singers,
artistic dancers and funny COM
edians.