Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-09

freshments served on the boat
Tickets. % cents.
Ten coupons of the NJ. w. A. banC
excursion cut from TIE ARGUS anC
presented at Eberhart's piano house
not later than July will entitle &
school girl under II years old to 6
free ticket to the excursion. Nc
adults will be admitted on coupon
ticket.
| George, the 7-year- old son of Frank
Campana, the fruit dealer, while play
ing on the merry-go-round being
erected on the vacant lot opposite the
tured both bones Of mis- left forearm.
DIR. J. +. Myers reduced the fracture.
Another of those great remnant
sales at Young& McCom bs'. Tuesday.
from 9 to IL a. m, we shall clean up
the balance of our wash goods rem
nants, from two to ~ yards lengths.
worth up to 45 cents ayard. for these
two hours your choice per yard 3
cents.
Commencing today, July 6, the D.,
K. I. 81 n. w. railway will inaugurate
through car service between Rock ISL
and and Chicago on trains Nos. and
g. Train No. 3, leaving Chicago at
10 a. m arriving Rock Island at 2:45
p. N. and train No. 6. leaving Rock ISL
and at 1925 p. m. arriving in Chicago
at $50 P. m
Prof. A. Brown, the celebrated tele-
pathic healer, has permanently located
at 14O9 Second avenue, Rock Island.
and will cure all chronic diseases.
also all troublesome habits. Your
relatives cured without their knowl-
edge. No medicines; no charges. Pay
as you please. Hours, II to - a. m.
and to and 6 to p. IN.
All democrats who can possibly do
so should attend tonight's meeting st
Turner hall to assist in the arrange
ments for the ratification next Satur-
day night. The finance con. mittee
has been at work two days and will be
ready to report. Committees are yet
to be named on speakers, music, etc.,
and other details attended to.
II the lall, well-dressed gentle
man of about 25. who was vain
~ trying to find pair of trousers to
tit and please him, will call at the M.
& K, he will learn something to his
advantage. Trousers, Just as neat
and good and swell as your heart can
desire. at $1.95 pair that are worth
s., aud plenty of them to suit any
body and everybody.
The funeral of Frederick TIA will be
held in Davenport tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock from 1922 Brady street,
the services to be in charge of the
na- NJ n nd int
at Riverside cemetery in Moline. The
camp near Cordova, where he was
drowned, was broken up today. An
inquest was held on the body yester-
day by Coroner L. V. Eckhart.
j. NJ. Cotterall, of Des Moines, for
merly of this city, is one of nine
persons owning land in Joplin,
Mo-, on which a rich strike of lead
has been found. 1t is an almost pure
deposit of lead silicate. The compa-
ny will sink a shaft at once and begin |
mining the ore. Lead is much more
paying investment than zinc, which |
has made so many people rich about
Joplin.
Cars for the Davenport Woodmen' s |
trolley party, Thursday, July II, will |
leave Davenport and Moline at 81
p. m, come to Rock Island and 90 |
around the city, then back TO Daven-
port and to ScheutZen park, where a |
fine dancing program will take place. |
Full band on Moline cars. Tickets |
for round trip IS cents. Cars return
ing to all parts of the three cities af-1
ter the dance. Come. You are in
vited. Tickets for sale at w. II.
Marshall drug store.
The NJ. w. A band made it's first |
public appearance Saturday night.
giving parade as prelude to its
steam boat excursion tonight. The
band favored The ARGUS with a sere-
made. 1t is an organization that gives
promise of becoming one of the best
in the three cities. 1t has IS mem
bers. under the leadership of Frank
lin Williams. The boys have only
been together a few weeks, and al
ready play with a snap that would do
credit to band of years of practice.
The NJ. w. A. band will win. The ex-
cursion tonight is to help pay for the
bands new uniforms. 1t will be
largely patronized.