Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-16

There is a finish, chic touch ABOUT
the NJ. & X. overcoats that distin-
guishes them from all other makes.
Selecting your fruit and vegetables
for your Sunday dinner made easy by
reading Hess Bros. ad on this page
Just received 2 beautiful line Of
mems fancy hose at % cents and so
cents. All latest patterns. The Lon
don.
Special for Saturday-25 boys ul-
sters worth IS to 81 in black and
brown only IS. Great values. The
London.
The body of Fred Kink, found dead
in his wagon at Carbon Cliff, was bur-
led yesterday in Riverside cemetery,
Moline.
Tri-City Regalia company, 324
Twentieth street, is headquarters for
masquerade suits, wigs, boards,
| masks. etc.
Suits and overcoats at $40 that can
not be duplicated for less than $l3 80
You know US. We undersell them all.
| The London.
c. F. Adams and Walter Karr went
to Joslin yesterday hunting rabbits.
| a
of their outing.
Highest grade of work in the laun-
dry line is done by the American
laundry. Ask those who have tried
it. Phone 1886.
If you want the best bread use
Woodlands Choice -four. Maucker &
Tom, sole agents.
The most attractive and amusing
Ievent of the season, The Spinsters'
Convention" at Harper's theatre,
Tuesday, Nov. 81.
The Asetceam Trio and Johnson
Swiss Bell Concert company at Bap-
fist church Saturday evening. Ad-
mission % cents.
Beginning Sunday, Nov. IS, the
Harper serves dinner from 6 to 8 p. m.
Bleuer's orchestra furnishes music
during the evening.
Our underwear at 81 and 43 cents
is as good as others sell at so cents.
Don't buy until you have seen these
goods. The London.
Masquerade suits. The largest and
best line in the three citie-. Rent
them of the Tri-City Regalia COM
panv, 324 Twentieth street.
Masquerade suits. The largest and
best line in the three cities. Rent
them of the Tri-City Regalia COM
pany, 324 Twentieth street.
A house on Twenty-frst street be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues,
owned by F. C. Denkmann, was
slightly damaged by fire this morn
/ ing, spark igniting the roof.
The republican county committee
/ met at the Harper house today and
B. had dinner on the fag end of the
h campaign fund. Afterwari, while
under the influence of the prevailing
=, good cheer, they closed up the cam.
paign accounts and mutually agreed
that they were all good fellows.
Senator J. P. Dolliver at Angus
tana Nov. %. 1900. Have you ever
: heard of Mr.. Dolliver before? O
= course you have, and that too as OF :
s man-an orator that you will never
:. forget, once you have heard him
s Remember next Thursday evening g
s O'Clock Tickets now on sale a
"a Harter house drug store. Cours
r. tickets 81.
The Washington dispatches say tn
IN CELSIUS u6 pal - ONS VIC
e the work on the figures of Illinois
population is rapidly progressing an
that possibly by the latter part of thi
~ week the table giving the number {
NC people in each city may be given out
The officials also declare that the mas
at of material from Illinois is create
u than from any state yet reported OF
The funeral of Miss Alice l. Lawlt
no was held this morning, requiem hig
he mass being celebrated at Sacre
Heart church by Rev. j. F. Lockne.
It's There was large attendance OF so
at rowing friends. The floral tribute
were many and beautiful. lntermel
nd was at Calvary. The pallbearers wei
as Will Mccarthy, Fred Cunningham
Dan Griffin, Frank Meenan, GeorG
g Grogan and Cornelius Meenan.
RS. The grand lodge of Illinois, 1. o.
F. will meet in Springfield Tuesda
NJ Nov. 20. 1t is expected that it w
mr. require until the evening of Thursd'
OF that week to complete the busine
OK of the session. In addition TO t
grand lodge session. the encampme
-! will meet and the Rebekah assemb
will hold its sessions during ne
las week. The sessions of the graz
~ lodge will be held in the hall of re
resentatives IN the state house a.
The the other bodies will meet in the sc
20. ate chamber.