Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-20
CITY CHAT.

Garden seeds at Cash & Sons.
For garden sesds-Cash & Sons.
Patee Crest bicycles at Spencer's.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Bulk garden seeds at Cash & Sons.
No roller skating until Friday
night.
Special salvage sale. Young & Nc
Combs.
All prices hold good as advertised.
Young q McCombs.
Vaudeville show at Turner hall
palm garden tonight.
Attend the free cooking school at
Young Il McConbs'.
DIR. o. f. McFadon, osteopath, 12i
West Third street, Davenport.
A good dairy farm can be rented on
reasonable terms by applying to Z. j.
Burns.
Beecher is gSing out of business.
and is closing out his stock OF goods
very cheap.
Potatoes. 10 cents a peck; tomatoes.
corn and baked beans, cents a can,
at Beecher's.
Merchants dinner at Harms res
taurant. Quick service. Private sup
pers a speciality.
Ladies, you are cordially invited to
attend the free cooking school at
Young & McCombs'.
More hay was sold yesterday on
Market square than during any pre-
viOus day for over a year.
loft of the Rock Island 81 80 shoes at
$l.65. Opposite Harper house.
Secure complimentary ladies' tick
cts for Friday night at the roller rink.
Bleuer's band. Ballbcaring skates.
We have mems shoes. children's
shoe, and the Rock Island Nethe-sole
$3.50 shoes. Opposite Harper house.
A grand private masquerade is to
be given at Turner hall Saturday
evening, March 10, by the Rock Island
Turner society.
Charles Ullerueycr. the druggist,
has just shipped LOCO hotties of Ullo-
MEYERS Celery Kola to South Africa 10
be used by the Beers.
Mr.. and MIS-. BISON wish to pub
licly express their gratitude to friends
and neighbors for assistance and
sympathy shown them in their late
bereavement.
Albert Spence, aged -, while work
ing for John Seigrist, who j. harvest
ing ice below tho Kahlke boat yard. ,
fell in the channel this morning and |
narrowly escaped drowning.
MIR. and Mrs. f. l. Taylor desire to
cXpIess thanks to all who showed acts
of kindness and sympathy during the
illness aud at the death of their be-
loved daughter, Bertha NJ. Marshall |
Manager Larducr, of the Tri-City
Railway company. has given orders
that the colored disks on the cars
designating the different routes be re-
painted and frightened in order to
make them more distinguishable.
f. G. Eberhart has enlarged his
piano house and had the walls re-
tinted. This is now the largest and
brightest store of its kind in the CITY.
Mr.. Eberhart expects to double his
stock, kheping at least 40 pianos on
the floor at all times.
Now comes a clairvovant. who states
that Miss Helen q. Trip resided,
under an assumed name. up to two |
weeks ago, at the home of another
clairvOyant in the lower end of town. |
She also claims to know of Miss !
Trips present whereabouts.
A children'S masquerade will be !
given at the Turner palm garden next !
Friday evening from ) to 10 o'clock. |
Manager Pfstr has also arranged to |
serve 4 lunch for the children at |
O'Clock. The admission will be Is |
cents and tickets can be procured at |
the hall.
County Treasurer Cox received a
telegram this afternoon from A. ID. |
Cox, of Springfield, III, stating that
the latter's son, Ralph, who was at
work on the court house at that place,
had fallen and was badly hurt. and
asking that the other relatives be in
formed
The European Speciality company |
has been reengaged to appear at the
Turner palm garden tonight, Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. The COM
pany includes NoveIlO, cOntortionist;
Anna Eferodt, songs and Swiss warb-
Ter; Paul 4. Mann, German dialects
and impersonator. and Hirschhorn,
either virtuoso. Evenings Of rare en-
Ioyment are promised.
The Davenport Volunteer Firemen's
association is 10 celebrate the 2ith an
niversary of Davenport's big fire,
which destroyed the Hill block (now
the Ditto block, en- which occasion