Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-10

one and you will have no other. All
druggists sell them.
Order your tailor suits and winter
cloaks at Treffer company's. gentle
men lady tailors, 2071 and 209I West
Second street, Davenport.
Now is the time to order your tai
tornado suit at Treffer company's.
gentlemen lady tailors, 2O74 and 2094
West Second street. Davenport.
Before you buy your suit elsewhere
call and see the new line of fall and
winter suitings we have just received
Gus Englin, 1903 Second avenue.
For an artistic tailor-made suit, per-
feet tit and finish, call on Treffer COM
pauy. gentlemen lady tailors, 2072 and
2094 West Second street, Davenport.
Z. Turner, the expert photograph
er. has lOcatedon the lot adjoining the
postoffice, and is ready now to do
anything in his ine-photos, views,
etc.
Winter cloaks made from the cor
rect styles and latest goods at TrefTer
company's, gentlemen lady tailors,
2073 and 2094 West Second street,
Davenport.
If you wish something nobby and
up to date in jacket or cape 90 to
Young & McCombs' No old Stock
carried over. and everything bright
and stylish.
Ladies-If you want an up-to-date
tailor-made suit and winter cloak call
on Treffer Company, gentlemen lady
tailors, 2074 and 2094 West Second
street, Davenport.
Those pretty, durable fabrics that
please the eve and pocketbook as well
are in at J. b. thinner & Co.'S. Drop
in and make your selection for fall
or winter suit.
Ladies-Don't fail to see the latest
designs in cloths for tailor-made suits
and winter cloaks at Treffer company's
gentlemen lady tailors, 2074 and 2092
West Second street, Davenport.
Always ahead in styles and prices,
j. b. thinner & Co.'S stock presents
an attractive array for your fall and
winter suit. No need to tell you that
the fit will be the best.
Jvst received the latest imported
styles for tailor-made suits and win
ter cloaks at Treffer company's. gen
tlemen lady tailors, 207@ and 2O94
West Second street, Davenport.
The city council is holding a special
meeting this afternoon to hear the
report of the street and alley COM
mittee on the improvement of the
levee. let reservoir contracts and in
spect grades.
Ladies who desire to buy the suita-
BILE goods for tailor-made suits and
winter cloaks can find the largest Sc
lection at Treffer company gentlemen
lady tailors, 207I and 2094 West Sec
ond street, Davenport.
There are goods and prices for all !
in Dorn's stock. For business and !
dress wear his selections are of the |
most approved type. Call and look
at the line.
Sam Dart, of this city, lost the Rock |
Island and Davenport single tennis |
championship to Fred Cole, of Daven- !
port, at the Outing club courts. across |
the river, Thursday, losing three !
straight sets, 6-1, 81, rs.
The annual meeting of the Y. W. |
c. T. U. will be held at the home of !
Miss Della Stone, 1907 Sixth avenue,
evening at 7:30. Mrs. Metz
gar, of Moline. will be present, and |
officers will be elected. mbers and /
friends are urged to be present.
Smoke union label cigars and ask
for the cigars manufactured by the
firms of the city. They
are strictly union made: Joseph
Geiger. Emil jacobson, Nicholas
Bleuer, Ed Bleuer, William Salzmann,
Charles Wulff, Nicholas Husemant
Charles EXner and Fred Pfaff.
Some clothing in room in the
second story of the Union bakery
1921 Third avenue, caught
fire from a match. which had been
thrown on the floor. this morning.
An alarm was sent in and the Cen
trails responded. but their services
were not necessary, bucket of water
having done the business.
John Glawe died at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at his home, 1918
Third avenue. of infrmities. aged Il
years. He is survived by his wife
and one daughter, Mrs Charles
Thoms. The funeral will occur to-
morrow afternoon, starting at 1870
from the residence, with services at
, at the German Lutheran church.
Andrew W. Little, the small nephew
Of DIR. 4 W. Bowman, who came all
the way from Pennsylvania alone n
year ago. has left for Oklahoma. He
started on the journey alone and those
who know him will not doubt that he
will make connections all right. For
/ little boy he is one of the best travel
srs that has ever been in Davenport
Davenport Democrat.
William Loesch, a private in Col.
William Bryan's regiment. stationed
It Jacksonville. Fla, passed through
Rock Island today enroute to his home
It Cascade, Iowa. He has been fur
oughed on account of sickness. He
lenies tie story that Col. Bryan is
Inxious to be retired from service now
hat the war Is at an end. He states