Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-31


from st. Joseph's church.
It really does not pay to repair the
old CT othes. NJ. & K. are selling
school suits much cheaper.
Children's suits, age to Is, worth
81 to g, only $3.50. Just the thing
for school wear. The London.
Band concert at the Watch Tower
Labor day. Free dancing III the main
pavilion afternoon and evening.
Take the street cars to the Labor
day picnic, Moline, either Red or Blue
line Third or Fourth avenue).
Band concert at the Watch Tower
Labor day. Free dancing in the main
pavilion afternoon and evening.
Remem Der the old fashioned colored
camp meeting at Prospect park to-
night. All are invited to attend.
Band concert at the Watch Tower
Labor day. Free dancing in the main
pavilion afternoon aud evening.
There is nothing so refreshing as
one of those nice ice cream sodas that
you get at the PALACE cigar store.
Take the street cars to the Labor
day picnic. Moline either the red or
blue line, Third or Fourth avenue.
Some special values in boys school
suits. We say special because they
are better than the ordinary. NJ. & X.
Free dancing at Prospect park La
Dor day from p. IN. until midnight.
Freed's orchestra.
s7.77 for mems suits worth $12 to
1880. This is your last chance for
fine all wool suits at half price. The
London.
If you need any wiring or electric
work of any kind don't fail to call on
Fiebig d Robb and get prices. All
work is first-clas5.
Take the Third or Fourth avenue
cars for the Labor picnic grounds.
Moline. Both lines run within a few
blocks of the grounds.
Take the Third or Fourth avenue
cars for the Labor day picnic grounds,
| Moline. Both lines run within a few
blocks of the grounds.
Don't forget the "ole time camp
meetin' now in progress at Prospect
park. Big crowds in attendance every
afternoon and evening.
Stop at the fountain of health-the
Palace cigar stores soda fountain,
and have them draw therefrom one of
those refreshing sodas.
Tomorrow at p. III. DIR. Stanley,
who has fitted glasses at WOltmann's
this week, leaves the city. He will
test your eyes free tomorrow.
The colored camp meeting is now
on at Prospect park. Fine jubilee
singing and preaching every afternoon
and evening. Don't miss it.
Leo Benninghoven. representing the
Frieie Presse, Chicago's ably con-
Quoted German newspaper, was a
caller at The ARGUS Office today.
Before hiring livery rig come and
look over our outfits. We can please
the most fastidious. Half hundred
vehicles to choose from. Cralle IL Co.
Yesterday the work of putting the
pioneers memorial tablets in place at
the third floor landing in the court
house was completed by Iglehart &
Co.
S. F. Baker wishes to publicly
thank friends and neighbors for their
many acts of kindness and sympathy
during the illness and at the death of
his wife.
Just the kind of weather for one of
those electric fans that Fiebig 6 Robb
are selling. They are the most sue
cessful fans that have ever been put on
the market.
Have you heard those colored iubi-
lee singers and shouters at the camp
meeting now in progress at Prospect
park? You will regret 1t if you don't
attend. Big time.
j. K Herman, state lecturer of the
Illinois Single Tax league, speaks on
Market square tomorrow night on
Why l, as a Single Taxer, Intend
Voting for Bryan"
Get your supper Labor day at the
Sacred Heart grounds, Fifth avenue
and Twenty eighth street. The ladies
will have fine spread and you will be
served any time from 3 to 9 o'clock.
If you pursue course in Gregg
shorthand at the Gustus school you
will save $50 in tuition and three
months time. Best system of touch !
typewriting and business practice. !
Enroll now.
a Belgian laborer was il jured about |!
the arm in an accident at Rock Island |
arsenal Yesterday afternoon and was |
taken to his home. At Fourteenth ave-
nue. and r'-npty-ffth street in the |
ambulance.
David Cooper, of Rock Island, was
quit painfully injured in this city ,
thus week. He is employed by the
l. wi Roofing company and was work
ing on a Job between Perry and Brady
and Third and Fourth streets, when
he accidentally had his hand badly
crushed by having his wagon back up
against building. Mr.. Cooper man
aged to get his hand between the
wagon and the building. The large
bone in his hand was broken.-Dav-