Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-07

sewed shoes now go for 81. 80 pair.
At the clearing sale you now get your
choice of any pair in the store for
$3.50. Hurst, He Cuts the Price.
| Black Hawk court No. 523, Court of
Honor, will give an entertainment and
social at Beselin's hall Monday even
ing, Jan. Q, at s O'Clock. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend. Ad-
mission - cents.
a great chance for bargains. Dom
miss the opportunity. The PinDeo
dry goods and household effects will
| be sold at auction. afternoons and
Evenings, commencing Saturday of
this week. Goods will go cheap for
cash.
The three cities seldom witness
such an array of gorgeousness as will
be seen at the great masquerade of the
Ivy Leaf S&ial club at Davenport in
the Turner Grand opera house to-
night A stage performance, a grand
military band and cash prizes will be
features of the evenings entertain
ment.
Drs. w. ID. Middleton, of Davenport,
and G. L. Eyster, c. c. Carter, and
j. r. ,HOllOwbush. in behalf of the
city of Rock Island, today made an
expert examination of the in juries of
Belle Starkey, who has instituted suit
in the circuit court against the munich
pality for damages.
Mrs. Mathilda Jordan, of Moline,
was aijudged insane by jury in the
mt do off nd
was taken to the Watertown asylum
by her husband. Mrs. Jordan is %
years of age. She has been subject
duced her present condition.
The annual report of the seasons
output of the Rock Island Lumber
com pany Zone milD is as follows:
Mum Der of feet of lumber cut, 80, 300
900; mum Der of feet of lath, 800, 600:
pieces of shingles, $4,000 $780,
900 feet of lumber sold; ears loaded,
$500. The mill run 172 days.
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.
Dr. F. r. Haley, at one time a resi-
dent of Rock Island, but since gradu-
ating from the dental department of
the Iowa State university, has located
in the city. After graduating he
practiced in New York, but later de-
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pleasant offices at 1915 Second avenue,
over David Don's.
A thing that must be stopped. says
Johnny Jones. did YOU ever stop |
to think that the enormous sum of |
from $50. 900 to 800, 900 of our good |
old Rock Island money is left in Dav-
EXPORT, Iowa, every year. Let US
n little better from this on |
and keep more of the money at home,
and contribute to the upbuilding of |
our own beautiful city. am still do
ng business at the old stand, next |
ioor to the Rock Island house"
Johnny Jones, the greatest second
hand friend on earth.
Prof. c. A. Wendell, instructor in
English history at the High school,
mas arranged a literary contest in
which alfthe members of his class
ire expected to participate 1t will
consist in the writing of letter based
IN English history. describing the
condition of the people of that coun-
ry beginning with 1914, the informa-
ion to be drawn from the Magma
Jharta. The contest will close Jan.
81. Prof. +. V. Robinson, Mrs.
Eastman and Miss Alice Rush have
been selected as judges.
The will of the late Andreas
Schultze, of Hampton. has been pro-
)ated in the county court The tes-
ator names his wife, Amelia. as exc
,utriX and bequeaths to her 81, 900 in
ash and all his personal property.
lie leaves all his real estate to his son,
Franz, on condition that he first pay
o deceased's sons, Andreas, Henry
md Fritz, 1925 each; to Edward, an
,ther son, 1925; Henry Little, a grand
ION, $500; and Anna Schultze, grand
laughter, 5000. If Franz shall fail TO
lccept the property on the conditions
FAMED it is ordered that it be sold and
he proceeds divided among the
leirs. The testator also makes a be-
quest of team of horses and Il set
# double harness to Albert Lewien.