Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-21
CITY CHAT.

For insura ce, Z. j. Burns.
Guns at 1909 Second avenue.
For real estate, E. j. Burns.
Garden seeds at Cash & Sons.
For garden seeds-Cash & Sons.
Patee Crest bicycles at SPencer's.
Telephone 44S3. z. Z. Mangold.
List your property with Reidy Bros
Bulk garden seeds at Cash & Sons
Special salvage sale. Young & Nc,
Combs.
All prices hold good as advertised
Young d McCombs.
Attend the free cooking school al
Young & McCombs'.
Rainy day and walking skirts special
features at McCabe's sale.
Stop and see our beautiful patterns
in dinnerware. Eckhart.
The new petticuats arc proving a
great attraction at McCabe's.
DIR. 0. f. McFadon, osteopath, 124
West Third street. Davenport.
You can always tell a pair OF Ram
ser's eve glasses. They tit perfectly
Stcarns and Patee Crest bicycles at
Spencer's new store, 1909 Second ave-
nue..
A good dairy farm can be re nted on
reasonable terms by applying to f. j.
Burns.
Merchants dinner at Harms res
taurant. Quick service. Private sup
Pers a speciality.
Quick buyers will find great chance
i -. Il l.. a
coats at McCIbe's.
Ladies. you are cordially invited to
attend the free cooking school at
Young e McCOmb,'.
Special lot of photograph frames
35-cent kind for - cents as long as
they last at Eckhart's.
Remember we have bnt a few pair
left of the Rock Island 81 80 shoes at
S1.65. Opposite Harper house.
If YOU would be happy Patronize
the Gem laundry; the result will
please you. 1924 Third avenue.
Our business men are invited to an
oyster supper tomorrow evening at
the United Prcsby tcIian church.
We have mems shoes, childrcn's
shoes and the Rock Island Nethersole
$3.50 shoes. Opposite Harper house.
Oyster soup and trimmings served
by the men at the United Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening. % cents
The only stock OF roller skates in
the three cities, full ball bearing lever
skates, full nickeled, only So, at Spen-
GERS.
Mile. lara, the most gifted paImist
and clairvoyant, has met with big
success. See ad in miscellaneous. At
1914 Third avenue, up stairs.
Do not grumble if You do not re-
spond promptly to McCabe's ad on
dress skirts and petticoats, as the
carly choosers are picking them out
lively.
The men of the United Pres bvterian
church will serve oysters to their
friends Friday evening from $50 to ,
o'clock, and charge % cents for the
privilege.
A mum Der OF young men IN the west
end of the city are arranging to give
dance March 20 for the benefit of
Thomas Cn!tman, a disabled shoe
maker on Ninth street.
Money loaned on personal property
Ich as household furniture. horses,
wagons. etc, without publicity or
removal Eastman IL Co, l712I
Second avenue. Office open Monday
Wednesday and Saturday nights.
Fred A. Smith has taken charge of
the entertainment features for the In
dustrial home fair. which opens at
Armory hall next Monday. He is ar
ranging n fine program for every
night TO be given by home talent.
II. a. Barnard, of Moline, refuses to !
accept from the insurance companies |
$4,000 in settlement for the destruc- |
ton bv fire of his residence. The |
companies say they will build him a |
new house rather than pay him any |
more.
The will of John Mulqueen. the late |
eN-ppliceman, has been admitted to |
probate. Testator leaves all his prop |
erty. real and personal to his niece. |
Miss Kate Brinn. who was his house
keeper. She ! also named cNecutriN |
of the will, which was drawn MAY 10. /
1898.
Engineer c. f. Dearborn and +. {. !
Faust left Yesterday afternoon for
Peoria. and this morning started out
from that end of the proposed extern
sion of the Davenport, Rock Island Il
Northwestern with n surveying party.
Thursday morning third party will
he sent out from Gale>hurC. Engin-
eer Van Watto. of the latter CITY, was
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