Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-31
The Weather We May Have
Toiay's temperature 81
J n SHERER, Observer.
CITY CHAT.
| SHERIKR, Observer.

Gil CHAI.
PIums at Hess Bros
Bartlett pears at Longs.
Choice peaches at Longs.
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Open tenight-Dolly Bros.
800 you save at Eberhart's piano
sale.
Buy your school supplies at Trefz &
Cos.
Fox reliable FIRE insurance call on
L J. Burns
Benefits glove store, new location.
1919 Second avenue.
Call at Trefz & Co.'S and see the line
of school supplies.
Black dress goods Is cents a yard
at Young & MeCombs'.
Full width muslin sale, 81 cents
per yard at Young & McCombs'.
Fall term of all departments of Au-
gustana college will begin Sept. Z.
DR.. William Sterling, the osteopath,
Gil West Sixteenth street, Davenport
New fall dress goods and suits ar
irving daily at Young q McCombs'.
Sweet milk. cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
The fall mile track races occur at
Davenport the four days beginning
Oct l.
A big cake walk is among the pos
sibilities of the near future at the
Watch Tower.
The Augustana evening school be-
gins Sept. z. Arrange to be there the
nrst night.
Bennett's glove store is now open
for business at the new location, 1919
Second avenue.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the atty by L. J. Burns.
Special Thursday sateen duchess
silk, worth 81 per yard, sale price "a
cents. Young Il NcCombs.
Call on Bennett at the new location,
1919 Second avenue. A stock of su-
perior goods at reasonable prices.
Thr Iowa diocesan Episcopal con-
yeption to select a successor to
Bishop Perry assemblies at Davenport |!
mex. Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor society of |
the Aiken street chapel will give an
ice cream and cake social Friday !
evening, Sept 2.
Don't forget that you get a ticket
free to the latest wonder, the ami
mated pictures oftbe late war, with |
purchase of 81 or over at Young " |
McCombs'-
Thomas Mann, of Davenport, at
tenn pied to shoot his wife last evening.
She endeavored to wrest the revolver
from him, whereupOn he hit her. He
was finally overcome and taken in
charge.
Your choice this week of any pair
of Rock Island factory 50 tan shoes
for 81. All sizes and widths from IA
to r.. A lot of broken sizes in ladies
50 black skoes 20 for $3.50 in this
clearing sale. G. A. Hurst, agent.
Ciemann q Salzmann's store has
been renovated throughout. and with
the lowering of the floors and altera-
tions on the west Second avenue front
will add greatly to the inviting ap-
Pearance of their furniture emporium.
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Jackson wish to
thank all friends who rendered assist
anc7 during the sickness and death of
their little son Harold; especially do
they wish to thank the Fraternal
Tribunes and the WoOdmen employees
for their sympathy.
lake the new limited train on the
Rock Island route for Chicago. Leaves
daily except Sunday at II noon; ar
rives at Chicago at $50 p. III. Equip
meEt includes up TO date Pullman car
and famous Rock Island dining car
serving sable de hote lunch for so
cents.
The war tramp is abroad. He
blisters his arm with acid and goes
up - back door with pitiful tale
of hardships he has suffered. At the
same time he exhibits the arm and it
seldom fails to bring something. He
is n fraud and his class are working
all over the country.
Mrs. Peter Swanson. n resident of
the west end of the city, was adjudged
insane in the county court yesterday
afternoon by a jury consisting of DR..
]. F. Myers, j. F.. Fleming. John
Shelly. William Ramskill, j. l..
Hodges and Il. Einfeldt. She was
ordered committed to the hospital at
Mrs. Swanson is rs years
Of age. II has been apparent for sew
eral weeks that she was losing her
reason. and Monday she became so
violent that restraint was necessary.
River RipIets.
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