Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-07
CITY CHAT.

The city council meets tonight.
Choice Michigan peaches at Longs
Open evenings at 1717 Second ave-
nue..
Eating and cooking apples at Hor-
toms.
Buy your sewing machine at Eek
harris.
Dairy butter Is centz4 pound at
Horizons.
All kinds of sewing machines at
Eckhart's.
For reliable fire insurance en- on
L. J. Burns
All of Adams 50 tan shoes go for
81 this week.
For swell line of ladies' 50 welts
call on Adams.
Trefz & Co. for school books and
school supplies.
Peaches, pears and grapes for can
ming at Horizons.
Summers & Co. is the place to have
your stoves repaired.
The Moline Naval Reserves are ex-
Pected home Saturday.
The SWEETEST line of IS ladies' shoes
can be found at Adams.
The ladies of Sacred Heart parish
give a trolley party tonight.
All kinds of sewing machine needles,
belts, oils, etc, at Eckhart =.
Second hand school books bought and
sold. &C. Taylor, manager.
The Rock Island road is supplying
it's patrons with new guide.
The SWEETEST line of 81 80 ladies'
shoes can be found at Adams.
Our speciality for fall in mems wear
So and $3.50 a pair at Adams.
School supplies, prices will be the
lowest. G. G. Taylor, manager.
Book trust busted; high prices thing
of the past. Taylor, manager.
Tablets, blanks, books, pencils. at
cost prices. c. G. Taylor, manager.
Dr. William Sterling, the osteopath,
GIL West Sixteenth strees, Davenport.
Sweet milk. cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at III and 113 Ninetesnth
street.
Buy your school books at Trefz e
Co.'S. A large line of all kinds of
books.
Ladies' should try the Julia Mar
lowe" shoe. Can only he found at
Adams.
The men at Rock Island arsenal
were paid today. About $50, 900 was
disbursed.
Double slate, 10x12, with pencil box
filled and sponge, % cents, at 1717
Second avenue.
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now promised. will be ready for Oc-
cupancy Nov. 10.
Business property, residence prop
eYty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by K. j. Burns.
Friday is the last day of service for
the September term of the circuit
court. which convenes the 10Th.
Book straps, satchels, baskets. pen
ell boxes, erasers. half price, at 1717
Second avenue. Taylor, manager.
The auditing committee of the town
board will meet at the city clerk
Office at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Benjamin Whitsitt. the we'll
known Presumption stockman, is serv-
ing as Judge of cattle ut the Daven-
port fair.
Good coffee never made any person
feel the worse for having used it. II.
K IT, brand is guaranteed absolutely
pure and the best.
The Rock Island shoe factory's 50
tan shoes go at 81 pair ut the clear
ing sale this week. All sizes and
widths from IA to E Open tonight.
c. A. Hurst, agent.
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nominated bv reclamation for con-
gress by the republicans of the Sec
one Iowa district at their convention
in Davenport today.
A grand excursion to Clinton and
return on the steamer Winona will be
given by Camp 500. NJ. w. A, Sunday.
Sept. II. Fifty cents for the round
trip and a good time for all.
President Mckinley has definitely
promised to attend the Omaha exposi-
ton Oct. II. Now an effort should
be made TO have him include that
promised visit TO Rock Island.
The core makers employed by the
Moline Plov company struck yester
day for the third time in a year. The
men demand a raise in wages from
$1.S5 a day to S1.75 for the lowest
class Of work and $1-S5 for the better
class.
Three fresh Moline youths, with an
overload of hops aboard. cut a wide
swath in Hampton last night. dashing
through the town in a carriage and
colliding with several hitching posts.
They were arrested and fined IS and
costs apiece for fast driving.
The report of Health Commissioner
J. p. Comegys for August shows five
deaths. two between the ages of 5 and
so. aud three over 60. Three cases of
infectious diseases were reported
one of diphtheriz and two OF scarlet
fever. There were IL births, five
bows and six girls.