Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-14

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Silverware, chains. rugs, crockery
, and lamps given away Saturday at
Young & McCombs'
See our $3.50 mems suits and over
coats. Extra good goods for little
money. The London.
George Bausch, baker, died sud-
denly in Moline this morning. He
weighed $50 pounds.
Gentlemen, you should see that line
of dress, street and driving gloves at
lStewart's, the halter.
Be sure and see H. Tremann's Sons
grand display of choice dressed meats
and poultry tomorrow.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by Z. j. Burns.
| Serge suits for men. single and
double breasted, so and $15. Extra
well made. The London.
An ounce of prevention is worth a
IpOund of cure. Investigate NJ. & X. s
fall and winter underwear.
Next to the skin comes that perfect
fitting underwear sold by Stewart, the
halter. 1t is solid comfort.
Johnston & Murphy fine mems
shoes in Wei kid, tan and patent
leather, So pair at Adams.
The lady that was looking for her
friend was found at Young & Nc
Combs buying a new cloak.
All the latest styles in dress and
street gloves. The best 81 kid gloves
in Rock Island. The London.
The best IS hat that can be made.
Stewart, the halter. has them. Try
one. We guarantee satisfaction.
A shoe that wears right, fits right
and looks natty is what NJ. & X. are
are showing in tan and black box calf.
A large shipment of ladies' fine
shoes made by Gray Brothers for Dol
ly Bros. just received at prices, $3.50
and 81.
Yesterdays races at the Davenport
Mile Track were postponed until to-
day because of the condition of the
| weather.
Coal hods, coal shovels, wash boil
ers, water pals and all kinds of house
furnishing goods sold very cheap at
Beecher's.
Adler's suits, Alfred Benjamin's
lovercoats, equal in make and fit to any
merchant tailor's; only difference is
price. The London.
That stove will look like new if you
! have it nickel-plated by Griswold &
Co. 1t don't cost much. Telephone
4244 or call at 1910 Second avenue.
You are cordially ipvited to call at
Thursday, Friday or Saturday and
try cup of Runkel's delicious cocoa
free.
Every well dressed gentleman
should wear pair of Strong & Gar
field shoes-oXide kid, box calf or
patent leather. NJ. IL X. have them.
They are the best.
The football elevens of Augustana
and the Moline High school will play
a game at the college campus tomor-
row afternoon. The game will be
called at 3 o'clock.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Glovine. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale
only at Harper house pharmacy.
John Cannon, of Davenport, an en-
ploye in the equipment department at
Rock Island arsenal, had a section of
his left thumb crushed yesterday af-
ternoon while at work in the shops.
FROSTY, Ell? Do not allow the chills
to 90 sailing through your thin sum-
mer suit-buy one of NJ. & KS cele-
brated topcoats-$4.50 to $1S-black
and blue meltons, satin Innings $3.50.
Kramer and Co., 1908 Second ave-
nue., have as fine a line of calendars
for advertising purposes as has ever
been brought to the city. Over 800
designs to select from. Call and see
| them.
You never know what will hap
pen to a boy. Whatever it is, gem
orally happens to his clothes first.
When you buy boys clothes, get the
kind that things can happen to with
the least ruin. You'll find them at
NJ. & Ks.
The Davenport Times has followed
the example of The ARGUS and put in
Cox Perfecting press, which makes
the second one in the three cities
since The ARGUS installed one, the
Davenport Leader having likewise
equipped itself. The Cox perfecting
press has demonstrated its utility to
papers of extensive circulation in
cities the size of Rock Island and Dav-
export.
Benjamin c. Els, a brakeman for
the Rock Island road, residing at 1922
Seventh avenue. while setting brake
on moving freight train at Brook
Ign. Iowa. yesterday. fell between
two cars, alighting on his head on the
rail, sustainings cash above the right
eve and being quite severely bruised
Fortunately the train was not moving
fast, and allowed him to get ont of
the way of the wheels. His wounds