Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-23

be paid during this month If not
paid by Dec. water will be turned
off without further notice.
The Eagles Nest will be the
opening bill of the Imperial Stock
company, which begins weeks en-
gagement at Harper's theatre next
Sunday night
The Home Tea company. now To-
Gated at 1910 Third avenue. will move
to 1918 Second avenue, opposite the
Harper house block. about Dec. q.
CoPP & Gadient, proprietors-
IL you are subject to headache. ner-
vousness or failing sight don't ne
glect the opportunity to consult DIR.
LeGrange Saturday at Bleuer's jewel
ry store. Consultation free and salts
faction guaranteed.
The large hall in Industrial Home
building has been refitted and refur-
nished. Parties desiring to rent the
same for invitation dances or social
entertainments can do SO by applying
to T. H. Thomas.
Everybody wants to see Rock Island
run up big score against Davenport,
and the way to get it is to buy your
self a megaphone and use it. Every
one used will count a score. % and
so cents at Spencer's.
Money loaned on personal property
such as household furniture. horses,
wagons, buggies. etc., without pub
licity or removal. Eastman q Co. =,
17123 Second avenue. Office open
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
nights only.
All who have so kindly assisted the
Industrial Relief Sewing school at
Lincoln school building and any others
who are willing so to do, are invited
to Mrs. Wadsworth's home. 1881
Second avenue, Monday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
A very large crowd attended the
Sacred Heart bazaar last evening.
The music was of a superior order
and there were a number of distin-
guished visitors VINO aided verv
generously by their presence and
material support.
Invitations have bsen issued for the
Iron Molders' union ball which &C.
ours at Industrial hall Thanksgiving
eve. Preparations have been made
which insures it being a success in
every way. A stove will be disposed
of during the evening.
Why experiment with ordinary OPP
ticians when you may consult a
specialist and have an absolute guar
antee of correctly fitted glasses or
your money refunded? DIR. La Grange
will be at Bleuer's Jewelry store Satur-
day. Consultation free.
Although not officially announced
as to who will succeed j. c. Pugh as
freight agent for the Rock Island here,
it is not at all improbable that j. p.
Mckennon, agent for the company at
Washington Heights, ILL.,, will be the
man, according to depot gossip.
Harnessmakers employed at Rock
Island arsenal held a mass meeting at
the Industrial Home in this city last
night for the purpose of discussing
an ARGUS reporter was informed,
grievances that the men claim to have
concerning the conditions under which
they work at the island.
T. j. Hickey, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
whose efforts TO organize a baseball
league have been heretofore extern
sively alluded to in The ARGUS, is
writing letters to admirers of the
game in the three cities asking their
opinion as to the placing of 4 fran
chise here next season.
Davenport has two presiding police
magistrates at the present time. j.
l.. lie Claire, whose appointment was
recently ratified by the city council of
that city, has taken up quarters in
the city hall in the office of his prede-
cessor, c. ii. Hubbell, whose title is
supposed to be cancelled. But the
latter is still doing business at an
other stand. Each is looked upon as
the rightful occupant, but the offend
er of the law who has to dig up for
a compound fine will swear a big
blue streak.
Holiday Goods at the Boston Store, Dav-