Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-07-18

spencer has a fine line of those grass
green jersey sweaters.
Hull & Co. for real estate and in.
surance. Read their ad.
| Order Huesing's soda and minera
waters. Telephone 1888.
Dance at Huber's garden every
Tuesday. Everybody invited
Orange and black Jersey sweaters al
lSpencer's. They are all the rage.
Call and see those Andrae grass
green jersey sweaters at Spencer's.
Columbia blue and white Jersey
sweaters at Spencer's. Call and see
them.
Tonight occurs the o. E S. excur-
sion. Boat leaves at 8 and $40 p. m.
Street cars after the excursion.
The internal revenue receipts in the
Rock Island, for the fiscal year ending
June 80, were $21. 922, 964.69.
Call for and drink Carse & Orwell
er's bottled goods. They are not only
made of the purest water but the best
material that the world produces.
w. A. Martindale, 420O5 Fifth ave-
nue., mourns the loss of his valuable
bulldog. The dog bit an S-year-old
boy and was shot by an officer yester-
day.
At the clearing sale of Rock Island
factory shoes. you now get any pair
in the store for 81. so. in either mems
or women's. Hurst, He Cuts the
Price.
The store room at 225 Eighteenth
street has been remodeled and is in
first-class shape for occupancy. APP
ply of George Wagner. Jr., Eigh-
teenth street and Second avenue.
o. c. Knox. who for the past year
has been on the Rock Island staff of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany, has been promoted to assistant
superintendent with headquarters in
Moline.
w. b. Lucas and Samuel Justus,
representatives of the Penn Oil Sup
ply company, are here today from Oil
City, Pa, assisting in a settlement
with the insurance companies for last
weeks fire.
To parties having money to invest
800, $50, 5000, $3.50, $500 to $500
and up-can place same in an invest
msnt absolutely secured and paying
per cent. Apply to E. j. Burns, room
u, Mitchell & Lynde building.
Two of the county Jail prisoners
who are paying the penalty for their
wrongdoings by laboring on the streets
were moved into the business dis
trict today, tied to each other with
heavy chain, and provided with brooms |
with which TO sweep the streets.
A picnic will be held at Huber's |
garden next Thursday afternoon and |
evening, under the auspices of the |
Rock Island Maennerchor. There will |
be vocal and instrumental music ga
lore, and dancing and other diver
sions. A pleasant time for all.
The Winona and barge leave at 7:10
sharp tomorrow morning for Wood
wards grove, above Port Byron. with
he Methodist church and Sunday
school. All who wish to take pleas
INT outing are invited to attend The
are is % cents for the round trip.
Health Commissioner Craig reports
tinued Improvement in the condi-
ion of Mrs. A. G.. Ament, the small
,oX patient. John Shelley has been
as guard. There are now
hree guards, who serve in relays, as
ollows: Philip Stombs, Martin Kim
Ter and Dennis Mccarthy.
The first of the present seasons Sc
les of open air concerts in city parks
" Bleuers's band will be given in
spencer square tomorrow evening.
The concert will be followed by 9TH
RS by the same popular musical or
.anization to be given at the three
public squares in succession, as here |
ofore referred to in THE ARGUS.
Tomorrow is the day set for the
earring at Davenport of Charles
took and Charles Ney, the
'rincetin youths accused of as
ault and battery and riot. in ston-
ny the deck hands of the Verne Swain, '
wo weeks ago last Saturday. Both
Dung men secured bail yesterday af- I
ernoon. Four others accused of COM :
licity in the affair have promised
Y letter to Sheriff Macarthur to be
n hand foI the trial.