Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-10

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A list of criminal cases has beer
ARRANGED for trial in the county cour
next week. r W. Olmsted will rep
resent States Attorney Searle as pros
ecutor.
Chicago is elated over having Sc
cured the services of Bert Cunning
ham, the old Moline boy. for years
the star twirler of the Louisville base
ball team.
Ladies can assure themselves OF
correct styles and perfect fitting gar
ments at Treffer company's, 2O7-2O9
West second street, Davenport Tele-
phone 1852.
Spring is here. Be in style, ladies.
| by wearing a tailor-made garment
this year. See Dorn's line on display
over 1912 Second avenue, lady tailor
ing department.
Hello, Tom. Who made those mob
by trousers for you? Why, Gus Eng
lin. of course. Gus Englin? Where
is his tailor shop? Why, 1702 Third
avenue. Phone 1893.
Ladies who are interested in tailor
made suits can find what they want
-
tailors, -207-209 West Second street.
Telephone 762, Davenport
Fine suitings for fastidious fellows
may be seen in bright array at Dorn's
The choicest of the seasons patterns
are on display there and your selec-
ton should be made at once.
Ladies who are in need of tailol-
made suits call at Treffer company's,
exclusive ladies' tailors, as they are
sure to please you - 207-209 West Sec
ond street. Telephone 1872, Daven-
port.
Treffer company have added to their
well known establishment n Vienna
ladies' tailor and model maker, backed
by the best city references; 207-209
West Second street. Telephone 762,
Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Coyne wish to
thank the neighbors and friends and
also Fay Hayes camp 2Sl for the kind
ness bestowed in THEN late beresve-
ment, and also for the many hand
some floral designs.
Come early and get your carpets
and furniture. Those prices will pre-
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be produced at that price. | have to
make room for four car loads that |
have coming. H. F.SCordes.
Money loaned on personal property
such as household furniture. horses,
wagons. etc, without publicity ar
removal. Eastman & Co., 1712!
Second avenue. Office open Monday
Wednesday and Saturday nights.
Ladies who are in need of tailor
capes, reception gowns, riding Prin- |
cess suits. etc, can find what they |
want at Tretfer company's, 207-209 |
West Second street, Davenport. Tele- |
phone 762.
The program ut the Industrial fair |
last night was good one aud well |
carried out. Tonight there will be an |
by the Down Town !
club, including sparring and
other events under the management |
Of IL. Holdorf.
Roy Downing. who was arrested on
60 mplaint of Mrs. G.. II. German
for the theft of a small sum of money,
was placed under 800 bonds by JUS
fault. His case will be heard next |
The reported candidacy of Edward |
for the democratic alder
manic nomination in the Third ward |
has become a reality, and what is
more, with Mr.. Bauersfeld's consent. |
and it is likely he will make good |
showing at the caucus tonight.
James Courtney Gipe has returned
from the Pontiac reformatOry, having |
mis- term. James has been /
much improved by the moral atmos-
phere of the Pontiac institution, which |
be praises highly. and says he will try |
to be better boy hereafter.
: A big snow slide came down from
Henry Darts Sons building and went
right through the second story win
dow of II. +. Cordes' furniture
house aud damaged considerable iron |
Dads. They will be thrown on the
market at half price at Ii. +. Cordes'.
Spring in all her glory will soon be
here and you will want a becoming
rarb. At j. b. thinner & Cos. you
will find the most exquisite line of
spring snd summer suitings. The
patterns are.exclusive, your hit will be
perfect and the workmanship of high
est grade.
Rev. j. l.. Murphy. until May l.
when his resignation as pastor of
jrace Lutheran church takes effect.
will spend every other Sunday i'll
where he is to be located
permanently after the conclusion of
his work here. Philip Audreen, a
student of Augustaua college. is as
sis;iug Rev. Murphy temporarily at
Grace church. Mr.. Murphy states