Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-10
The Weather We May Have
Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler
tonight.
Today's temperature SO.
j NJ SBERIER, Observer.
CITY CHAT,
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.

Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Muscatine melons at Longs.
Attend the removal sale. Bennett
California peaches and pears al
Longs.
Kentucky and Michigan peaches at
Longs.
Open tonight-Dolly Bros.
$50 to Peoria and return Sunday,
Aug. IA.
Collarettes at the removal sale at
Benefits.
For reliable fire insurance call on
Z. j. Burns
Don't miss the excursion to Peoria
Sunday, Aug. Il.
Great reduction on all furs at Ben
nett's removal sale.
Cherries and currants by the case at
Hess Bros. tomorrow.
Anew supply of Ideal cigars arrived
today. All druggists sell them.
Why do so many people smoke Ideal
cigars? Because they are the best.
See Glen Oak Park in all its beauty.
Excursion via X. |. Il p. next Sunday.
Pleasant time to make trip to
Peoria. No dust, thanks to recent
rain.
Sweet milk, cream. buttermilk and
leo cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
First excursion of the season to
Peoria and return, Aug II, via X. |. &
p. railway.
Great reductions on all goods at
Beunett's removal sale. Everybody
should attend.
Tri-City Institute of Osteopathy.
Davenport office open afternoons. l24
West Third street.
Grand double opera bill at the Watch
Tower tonight. "Pinafore" and Cav
alleria Rusticana.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by +. j. Burns.
The Rock Island 4 Peoria has ar
ranged for one of its popular excur.
sions to Peoria next Sunday.
The seat sale for Miss Poddie Ross
concert begins today at the Harper
house pharmacy and will continue un-
til next Monday evening.
No lo<er of good music should miss
the fine production of. "Cavalleria
Rusticana," at the Tower to night.
"Pinafore' for curtain raiser.
The Wier Plow company's entire
property in Monmouth is to be sold at
public auction Aug ID. The COM
pany's land in East Moline is also to
be disposed of.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
j. ii. Lamont has received consirn-
ment of documentary and proprietary
revenue stamps of all denomina-
tions at his office.
In letter to his wife at Moline,
Lieut.. Col. Ed. Kittilsen states that he
is in command of the 9th regiment at
Porto Rico, owing to the illness of
Col. ID. Jack Foster.
Boys set fire to a bundle of hay on
the premises of w. 5. Ysrbury, 210a
Third avenue, last evening. An
alarm was turned in and the depart.
ment responded, extinguishing the
blaze before any damage ensued.
Mrs. j. l.. Maslin and Misses Anna
Rinck and Maria Boughton. the re.
lief committee of the Ladies Aid so.
ciety. yesterday shipped box con.
tanning clothing and II 900 stamp.
for the Cuban sufferers.
Thomas Fahey and family desire tC
express their sincere thanks to friend:
for the sympathy shown them in Their
late affection. and to the employees OF
the arsenal carpenter shop for the
beautiful floral tribute con tributed by
them.
F. =. Blair. of the Crescent bridge.
is back from st. Louis, where he let a
1920, 900 contract with the St Loui,
Dredge company for the dredging OF
10000 cubic yards out of the Missis-
sippi in the vicinity of the Terminal
company's proposed docks.
The new war song The Volunteer S
Answer. which was so well received
at the war concert last night, was
written and arranged to music by l..
f. West, Of this city. 1t has a ring,
ing patriotic air and the words are
prettily blended. 1t bids fair to be-
come popular song.
Mrs. II. f.. johnson. of Third ave