Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-23
CITY CHAT.

Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Plums for canning at Horizons.
Wild plums by the basket at Hess
Bros.
For reliable fire insurance call on
L J. Burns
You can save 800 at Eberhart' s
piano sale.
No rePosed nor shopworn pianos
at Eberhart's piano sale.
Canvas cots 65 cents at the Elem
ming Furniture conn any.
fine line of cameras and camera
supplies at lowest prices at Bowlby's
Sweet milk, cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
Safer than stealing and nearly as
cheap. August clearing sale prices
at McCabes'.
One hundred piano boxes for sale
at IS cents each. All right for coal
or grain, at Bowlby's.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by f. J. Burns.
McCabe's August clearing sale
prices in the annex this week are just
enough to relieve from suspicion of
theft.
Eberhart's pianos are going. Why?
Because they are the best goods ever
offered in this city for the money
500 saved.
The weather bureau has come to
our relief at last. Showers and cooler
are the indications announced for the
next "a hours.
Fruit jars and jelly glasses are 60
ing out by the wagon loads every day
now. No one else sells them at the
McCabe low prices.
Second and last week of the great
est August clearing event this section
has ever witnessed and the lowest of
the McCabe low prices.
Passenger train No. 2. of the Rock
Island, was delayed an hour and
twenty min utes in arriving this
morning, the engine breaking down
at Des Moines.
The strike situation at the Rock
Island Shoe factory is practically un-
changed. A few men and girls are
working, there being no material in
crease in the force.
Robbie Koeppel fell from a swing at
his home on Thirty-fifth street yester-
day afternoon. alighting on his head
and sustaining severe scalp wound.
DIR. DE Silva attended him.
The stock and merchant tailoring
business at 1903 Second avenue has
been sold by Porter Skinner to Gus
Englin. who has managed the estab-
lishment successfully for several
months.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat of
Sunday followed the Chicago Times
Herald of a few DAYS ago and
presents to its readers the picture of
Uncle Sans double. Supt. of Schools
Young. of Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. McCabe have is
sued invitations for reception at
Black Hawk Inn Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Pauline Woltmann,
who assumes her new duties as a
member of the faculty of the New
England Conservatory of Music next
week.
The president is going to Omaha in
October. Inasmuch as the executive
owes Rock Island n visit, why not
have him stop here and see the big
war material shop that kept him |
going while the war was onP Rock |
Island arsenal should interest him |
quite as much As the great Trans |
Mississippi exposition.
Cards have been issued for the we'd |
ding of Francis John Baptist Marie |
HuOt and Catherine Anna Janauschek |
Burda, to be celebrated at st. Jo- |
seph's church. Davenport, Wednes-
dav, Sept. Z. at s O'Clock a. m, Rev. |
Anton Niermann officiating. Mr..
Huot is one of the genial newsgath- |
erers for the Davenport Times.
Over three hundred New Scale Kim
ball pianos have been sold in the tri- |
cities to the very best musical critics
and piano players, and all are well |
pleased. They give perfect satisfac- |
ton. The Chicago musical college.
the largest of its kind in the world. |
has just put in 50 New Scale Kim ball |
pianos. taking out Steinways. Chick |
erings and all other makes. ID. Roy |
Bowlby, agent. Rock Island.
The remains of Walter Nagel, of
Company b. of Davenport, who died |
in camp mt Jacksonville, Fla, will |
arrive over the c., b. n q. in charge |
of the father of the deceased. Prof. |
j. J. Nagel, at 1920 this evening, and |
will be taken to Davenport. where |
the funeral viii occur tomorrow
afternoon NJ 4:SO O'Clock from the gal |
liant boys late home. A delegation
of Representatives of the Davenport |