Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-15
CITY CHAT.

Hynes rents guns.
Golf goods at Spencer's.
Sauer kraut at Horizons.
Dill pickles at Horizons.
Hurst's up-to-date shoes.
Read Hynes' sporting list.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance, E. j. Burns.
For real estate, E. j. Burns.
Telephone 4483. E. E. Mangold.
Patee Crest bicycles at Spencer's.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Try Galaxy flour. Horton is agent.
Phone Huesing for A. B. C. beer.
La Grange, optician, at Bleuer's
Saturday.
For up-to-date millinery go to Mrs.
La Frenz's.
The 5cent milk rate again prevails
in Davenport.
Family groups for Christmas pres
ents at Smiths studio.
Rich ebony brushes, mounted and
warranted at j. Ramser's.
We will have select oysters in bulk
from now on. Passig Bros.
Dance at Turner hall every Friday
evening. Admission % cents.
Clouds last night again obscured
tie promised meteoric display:
Beautiful watches and Marcella
chains in endless variety at j. Ram
seas.
G. f. Smiths photo rooms. Best
work. Prices reasonable. Opposite
Harper house.
DIR. La Grange, the expert optician
will again be at Bleuer's jewelry store
next Saturday.
Special Inducements for Christmas.
Pictures at Smiths photo rooms, op-
posite Harper house.
When your eyes need attention re-
member j. Ramser. We diagnose
your case perfectly.
When YOU see Hurst's shoes you
will say they are the lowest priced on
the market. Ooen tonight.
The Rock Island county teachers
Thanksgiving institute will be held at
Augustana college Dec. l.
Have your feathers and carpets
cleaned and renovated at Kerler Bros.
III Seventeenth street. Telephone
1874
The Rock Island Lum Der and Manu-
featuring company will close it's mill
tomorrow night. having cut 5000, 600
feet of lum Der since Oct. 9.
The relatives of the late Mrs. S.
Fleener desire to acknowledge the
many acts of kindness and sympathy
shown by friends during their late be-
reavement.
A line from Charles Beach, manager
of the Chicago symphony orchestra,
written at Minneapolis, says: I'VE
will give you great concert, Iassure
you. Give US packed house"
The trial of Davis, alias Lin bach
is progressing in the circuit court.
Officer William Lee, whom the de-
PENDANT is accused of having attempt
ed to kill, was on the stand TODAY, but
could not identify the prisoner.
j. II. Brown. the conductor on the
Peoria sand train, who fell from the
Terminal trestle last Monday in the
east end of the city, was today dis
charged from St. Anthony's hospital,
having recovered from his injuries.
Orva Cole and Thomas Martin, BOYS
aged about 10 years, were taken in
early this morning by Officer Henry
Thode. The boys belong at Grinnel,
Iowa. They said they were out seeing
the country. They were released this
afternoon.
William III. Sherwood, the pianist,
is meeting the greatest success on his
tour with the Chicago symphony or
chestra thrOuuh the LARGER cities of
the middle west. ''-Times-H Herald. AT
Rock Island. Thursday, Nov. 10, Har
per's theatre.
The ladies of St. Joseph's church
have arranged social for the ben
eft of the sisters of the parish school
at the school building tomorrow
night. \ vocal and instrumental
program will constitute the evenings
entertainment.
NJ. c. Sands. of this city. fire.
man on the b. c X. IL n. road,
was severely injured at Nichols.
Iowa, the other night by being
squeezed between the locomotive and
a coal shed. Sands is at St. Luke's
hospital. in Davenport.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Hillsdale NJ. w. A. company have
been recorded at the circuit clerks
office. The company is to erect and
maintain building to be used as a
hall for gatherings. The capital stock
is 81 600. divided into 100 shares.
The directors are Hiram Cain, j. II.
Cooley and Robert WOODBURY..
A. p. Graves, for 80 years baggage