Rock Island Argus., 1899-02-18

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entertain ments worthy of more than
one visit.
Small sizes in Rock Island union
made shoes for $1-25. c. A Hurst.
agent. opposite Harper house Open
tonight.
Remember The ARGUS bicycle con-
test remains open another week. You
can still get your ticket and guess.
The requirements for the contest
appear elsewhere.
The remains of Peter Williamson.
dutch Pete who was killed in Dav-
enport Thursday night, were sent to
Philadelphia today on request of n
telegram from his nephew.
The Hallelujah club will give a
mask ball at Roche's hall Saturday
evening, Feb. Is. 1899. Gents tickets,
80 cents: ladies ID cents. Two prizes
given away. Union music.
Have you tried to estimate The
ARGUS prize puzzle? If not, get your
ticket and try The ARGUS office will
he open from 1870 to $50 tonight for
those who have not yet tried.
Leave your order for moving your
piano at lotions music house. We
have the finest equipments and guar
antee to move without scratch.
References can be given. 1909 Sec
ond avenue.
Mills Ruby, brother of ii. S. Ruby.
of this city. who for many years was
a pilot on the Mississippi river, died
ut his home in Buffalo. Iowa, yester-
day. Funeral services o'cur at Buff
falo tomorrow.
A. W. Vanentine. of this city. is
matched with John Jennings, of Rev
nolds, to play checkers, best in 16
games, for purse of SO ut the hotel
at Sherrard. Feb IS. The contest
will begin at o'clock in the after
noon
City Steam laundry makes a spe-
cialty of shirts and collars and shirt
waists. Try them. All work guar
anteed lirst-class. 226 Seventeenth
street. Phone 14O4. Ried ~ Boil
man. proprietors.
1t is the Davenport Vinegar N
Picking works that prepares the de-
licious Piccallili and Jersey Cream
horse radish that everybody talks
about. Every grocer and butcher
keeps it for sale and recommends it
very highly
Joe Ingersoll, the member of Com
pany +. Moline. who was arrested on
the charge of committing an outrage
on the person of Hampton girl, was
fined SO and costs Thursday by JUS
tice Webb, amounting to $3.50 for a
plain assault, the complaint having
been changed.
The John Mulholland bonds, paying
8 per cent, per cent and per cent,
are especially attractive to parties |
desiring to invest small amounts. |
Bonds issued for 800 and up to anv |
amount desired. Apply to Adlert |
Weldon or Eugene j. Burns, Room ?,
IL Lynde building.
1t is Just possible that Anti-Wash-
board soap may not suit you; don't
condemn home manufactured soaps
on that account. Try the Imperial or
any other brand of Rock Island soap.
The wrappers from any brand are
valuable for premiums. We make
all grades of soap, but Anti-Wash
board is the best.
In this evening" issue of The AR
GUS will he found an exhaustive art
Gle from the Kansas City World giving
in detail the plan of the John Null
holland bonds, Il comparatively new
form of investment that is interesting
investors everywhere. 1t will interest
all who have money to invest.
The attention of the ladies of Rock
Island and vicinity is. called to the fact
that the Treffer Company. of Diven-
port. whose work in lady tailoring
has met with such high commenda-
tion. is making i special Offering this
spring. To all who are interested in
being up to date the Trefrer Company
on page Z, will be more
than interesting.
Eugene j. Burns, dealer in real es-
tate and insurance in connection with
Adlert Weldon. for the sale of the
John Mulholland bonds. form of
which is peculiarly at
tractive. not only to large but small
investors, as bonds are issued in sums
of 800 and up to any amount, bear
ing per cent. per cent and s per
cent interest. The bonds are well Sc
cured and will bear the closest inves-
tigation.
Kelly Il Wynes' Model shoe store,
has been purchased by J. u. Minehan,
an experienced shoe man. Mr.. Nine
han was for six wears salesman at the
). Il. x :. shoe store in Davenport.
He is making extensive arrangements
for big discount sale, when the Peo-