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other sort of insurance. 1 maintain that
all policies and receipts for premiums
should be matters of record, and tnat the
law should so require.
l disclaim any purpose or intent to I'M
pugn the good faith and honesty OF insur-
ance companies. My critic cannot nave
more faith in them than l have. l carry
life, fire and accident policies myself ana
always did, and show my faith by my
works. Yet today l cannot name or locate
all the companies l am insured in, nor tell
where precisely my policies are deposited,
nor do 1 think half of the policy holders
could do SO.
The point / make is, it Is so easy for all
evidence Of Insurance to be mislaid or lost.
Not only in calamities like those OF Sonns-
town and Galveston, but In the ordinary
ways by fire, flood. mice, at sea or In q
thousand other ways. that the only evil
dence in the world that Is safe and secure
is that Of solemn public record. sucff as we
have with deeds, mortgages and the ike.
and this, contend. would make loss inn
possible Thirty years At the bar taught
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me that 1t Is not the business of inst
companies to go out and hunt up evi
against themselves.
How many persons insure In haste
no policy and lose even the receipt?
is their security notably in that hast
cidental insurance taken hurriedly al
way stations? What of those policies
that are paid for, left with local q
or thrown into drawer or trunk care
and lost one way or another? 1t wi
do to say that in notable cases whel
eyes Of the whole world are on them
moved by common motives OF humanft
pity, the companies do make extraord
efforts to locate the proper heirs. etc
what of the ordinary losses such as l |
PRIVATE DALZE
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remnant accumulation OF High-class Dire
Goods. comprising All-wool Serges. All-wo
Cashmeres, All-wool Homespuns, SILK and Wa
Novelties. ANwool Plaids and AN-wool Stor
Serges, in good lengths and qualities re
sold up to 75c. yard-for. ............ OO&
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A lot of about 40 pairs of Boys and Girls
School Shoes of kid and calfskin-button and
lace styles-good wearing INSURED Ozc
kind Fridays special price. .........> 1S'
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A special lot of the Fall Waists Of Flan-
nellie in neat dark patterns made with new
sleeve and French back; and collar OF same
material. Sizes &c, 3s and 40 only A6r
Offered Friday for. or..-.......-...-. we
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Remnant Lot OF Lad .es' Butt N Shoes. Of BLACK
Wei Kid, with patent leather tip and comfort
able toe; very dressy styles. All sizes. orc
Remnant price. >ISs
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Big Values i'm Dress Good

\ lot of pieces of fine quality Double-wid
Boucle Plaids, In good variety of fall cole
ings. Former price, 49c. yard. To- n Or
morrow only Observation-Disclosures. u ~
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Shirt Waists.

lot of fine quality White India Linen
Waists trimmed with 32 of tucking in
front-which sold at $100-will be Roc
closed out tomorrow at.
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pieces OF All-wool Golf Plaids "a inch
wide, in medium and dark grays, brown, ull
and garnet-which sold at 81 25 yard 2mr
will be closed out tomorrow at. .. C>A
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Eliza Carroll and Edna Richardson
complainants in the Police Court
against George Schrone and his
Agnes. and their daughter, Lena,
they charged with dis0rderly conduct
street southeast. Judge Scott declare
and Mrs. Schrone guilty and fined ed
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Shoe Department.

81 pairs Of Children's Black Wei Kid Shoes.
button and lace, spring heel, with thick ex-
tension soles, fair stitched. Sizes to 2Q%
8. TO FRIDAY al. ~ 49,
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10 Youths 3-piece Knee Pants Suits; sizes
- to 16 years-double- breasted vests finest all
wool cheviots and worsteds-sold at S3 40
IS and $6-for. Observation-Disclosures. VOsT>
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Small lot of Chidrens Null Caps mussed
from handling Some sold for much
7bc. Choice for 8 cents tomorrow.
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Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' soiled and mussed Handkerchiefs OF
finest and sheerest quality Swiss. lace and EN-
broidery trimmed in various styles. These are
all that remain from our recent big Handker-
chief purchase Qualities worth zXHr
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Wsmen's Lace-trimmed Umbrella Drawers,
lace and embroidery trimmed Corset Covers,
Short Skirts with hem and tucks; also Chill
j. dreh 2 Dark Percale Dresses and White Or
Cambric Skirts. 39c. yalues-fOr. I'VE
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Misses and Chldrens Gingham and Dark
Per.ale Dresses, just the sort for school wear
shoulders. sizes 2 to IL years. Sold Roc
up to 81 .69-for. WV
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Isaac Lucas was today convicted in the
Police Court before Judge Kimball of strik-
Ing John Dupkstt in the mouth with his
Asst and vas 6noA o
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Boys All-wool Navy Blue Caps. in golf and
Tam O'Shanter styles-worth 25c. to Sc
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S1 to ST. so Gloves.

Another lot of ''Mended'' Gloves for Fridays
selling-c,mprising $50 pairs of Ladies' Fine
Quality Kid Gloves, all in the latest 2.clasp
STYLE and in black and snch desirable shades
as white tan red gray. mode. etc.-whch sold
regularly at 81 to 81 80 a pair, Will be offered
tomorrow for 49c. a pair. These are mend
ed Gloves and were returned to the factory
to he repaired after having ripped in the seams
or been torn They are practically good as
new-even stouter. in fact. for the weak parts
have been strengthened. There are all sizes
in the lot and these same Gloves sold over the
counters of leading stores at 81 to AQc-
Choice q NJ y So
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Velyets.

A remnant lot of Corners OF finest quail,
All-silk Croise Nelyets all cut on the bias
black and a good assortment Of leading shad5
being qualities which sold up TO SIS
yard-will he offered Friday. per piece. n 6N~
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10 dozen Mems BaIbriggan Drawers full reg
ular made, with double seat, pearl buttons and
suspender tapes-sizes 81. "a and 36 only.
Regular 39c. value, for 10 cents Friday.
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WRAPPERS.

lot of finest quality Navy Blue Percale
Wrappers. tastefully trimmed with braided
capes over shoulder and braid, others with
braid-trimmed yokes, and all have deep
iounces. These come in dark gray, navy blue
and black effects. Every Wrapper Is made and
finished in the most panstaking manner. with
dressmaker- fitted waist lining. full and correct
ly cut in every particular. Sizes somewhat
broken. They are qualities which usually sell
at 81 to S1.25-and choice is offered MDc
n
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Mems Imported Madras String Ties in a va
rfety Of stripes-which sold for 1Oc each-go
tomorrow at 3 for 8 cents
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FIilliraerY.

special lot of Ladies' newest style Ready
to-wear Outing Hats. for fall wear; made of
French felt. and trimmed with polka O2<,
dot bands. Regular 81 80 value for. wv
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About so Puritan" Shirt Waists for chill
dren from to IA years; some with collar at
tached: some without collars-sold ut OSc
Zoe. and 69c.-for. Observation-Disclosures. @OSe
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Children's Department.

Children's Genuine Nazareth Waists, with 2
rows OF buttons, some sizes missing. Regular
25c value, for 15c. tomorrow.
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Odd lot Of Brass Extension Rods. extend to
20 inehes-fstures all complete-re- 2Zac.
duced from 10c. to. O................ @4O~s
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NOT CONTRARY TO LAW.
Attorney DuvalHs Opinion of Pro-
posed Strinsing of Wires.

The Secretary of War was recently re-
quested by the District Commissioners to
| grant permit for the erection of seven
| iron poles on the extension of 18th street
south to the bathing beach. and to string
thereon the necessary wires for the pur-
pose of connecting q patrol box at the
| beach with the police telegraph system. The
Secretary informed them that there is no
objection thereto on the part of the War
Department. provided. in the judg-
ment Of the Commissioners, 1t will not
be in violation of the provisions of the
| act OF Congress approved July Is, 1885, rel
| ative to the erection Of additional telegraph,
telephone or other wires on or over any OF
the streets or avenues of the city.
Thereupon the Commissioners referred the
question to the attorney for the District
M A. B. Duvall who has advised them
that, in his opinion. the erection of the
poles and the stringng of the wires. as
contemplated. will not be violation of the
act mentioned.
1.-The aforesaid act OF July 1s. 1885," says
Mr.. Duvall. provides that the Commission
ers shall not permit any additional tele-
graph. telephone or other wires to be erect
ed or maintained on or over any of the
streets or avenues of the city of Washing
ton. 1t has no application to government
reservation in the city OF Washington over
which the Commissioners have no control.
The poles are not to be erected on nor are
the wires to be strung over any street or
avenue. but on and over the monument
grounds.
'This government reservation is. so far
as the authority OF the Commissioners Is
concerned. in the category of private prop
erty, In reference TO which the Court of
Appeals, in Callum against the District of
Columbia. 15 Appls. D. c.. $40, held that
the police regulation based on the act of
1888 had no application to the case of an
overhead wire run on private property for
| private purposes. without crossing or en-
croaching upon a public street. alley or res
| ervation. peculiarly and properly under the
care and supervision of the Commissioners.
u am Of opinion that the erection of the
poles and the stringing of the wires as con-
| templated. will not be a violation of the
| act of Congress Of July 10, 1885,"
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Mems Iisle Thread Carriers, in a variety OF
fancy patterns-regular 15c. value, for TIC. q
pair
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Bows Clothing.

% Boys Soft Domet Flannel Shirts with
collar and cuffs attached; in sizes 12 121s,
- and IA regular price, 3sc., D3c
IoE . . . . . ~ Oe
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Hosiery.

Several dozen odd pairs Of Hosiery, consisting
Of Ladies' and Misses Fast Black Hose. and
with double heel and toe, worth 121ac. Or
and 15c a pair-go Friday for r......... >Ss
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Remnants Of Yard Percales in 2 to II
yard lengths, in dark and medium XVI n
colorings. Remnant price. only. -. UI2O
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dozen Children's Underwaists with stock
ing clasps and elastic ends; sizes 3 to OM,
10 years-regular Soc yalue-for. @>Ne
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Innings.

A remnant lot of DressIuakers' Cambria an
Lenos, in good lehxths qualities DIX n
sold up to DC. and Sc. yard, for. $50. Z4EN
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The local police have been requested to be
on the lookout for William Reddick, a If
teen-year-old colored boy. who will, 1t Is
Plata, Charles county, Nd The lad was
placed by the board Of children's guardians
short time ago under the care OF H. H.
Lintner. a resident Of La Plata. Some time
during Monday night he left the place. 1t is
stated, with The intention Of coming het1.
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Black Goods.

A remnant accumulation of fine quality Bla
Goods, comprising Plain Black All-wool He
riettas All-wool French Imperial and Stor
Serges, All-wool Cashmeres. Novelty Capur
and GRANTEES. Qualities sold of the 3mr
piece as high as Toe. yd.-for. ......... O>S
remnant lot of Douhle-width Black
Wool Serges goes sale tomorrow, per n &
yafu at. W
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For assaultine Sam Wah and knocking
him down John W. Morris was today sent
70 jail for ninety days by Judge Kmbsll in
the Police Court
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Several dozen odd pairs Of fine nottingham
Lace Curtains, full width and length-which
sold up to $2.25 pair-will be closed O&C.
out
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Cotton Underwear Dept.

We hav'. punched lot of soiled and mussed
Muslin and Cambria Gowns. Drawers. Skirts,
Chemise and Corset Covers, lace and embroid-
ery trimmed which sold up to 81 60 hm~
and offer choice tomorrow at WV
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Remnants Of new Outing Cloths, in (
choicest effects-regular 7lac. quality AK =
II
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Remnants Of fine quality Muslins. OF sue
Fruit of the Loom .Lonsdale," "Androsco
gin" Dwight Anchor" &c.-in good
!engths-worth 1Oc. and 12c. yard, 7N/ ~
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Of Percalines, Silesias and Canyases, qualitis
which sold up to 12ac. yard, Rg/ =
~ />lS
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Remnants of 3S-inch Curtain Scrim, In sheer
'ass .ssorsom ssTps pet ys,d go on sale 2c
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DOr11esticS.

Remnants OF Unbleached Canton Flann,
Friday M Sfls4' psr yars ars quality. at go on sale 3c
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Flanne1s.

remnant lot OF Fine Quality Silk Embroil
cred Flannels. In white and colors some her
stitched effects Sold up to 69c. yd A6Nc|
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Remnants OF new Flannelettes I'm splend
styles and dark colorings. Remnant ST/ =
price, per yard only y........... OTO&
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Mems 4-ply Pure Linen Cuffs. in all sizes
which sell regularly at 15c., go for sc. pair
Friday.
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Remnants Of Bates Seersucker Dress Gin
hams, In good variety of the choicest style
lengths to 10 yards. Remnant QNT/ =
price, onlys.. >Z>lS
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broken lot OF Net and Coutil Corsets, in
short and long styles-and white and
ccfors. Mostly large sizes. Were Soc. OSc
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25 dozen Mems Percale Shirts with laundered
collars and cuffs attached; full regular made,
with gathered yoke and pearl buttons. Sizes
at Soc.. CO. for. . .''a on.. Always so.a Z5C.
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Urn1b 1brellaS.

"a Ladies' and Children's 26 and 24-inch
Twilled Gloria Umbrellas, with steel rod and
strong frame-and natural wood ham Roc
dles-will be closed out tomorrow at. ~ >Ss
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Ribbons.

A big remnant accumulation of Ribbons. sold
up to Ice yard-comprising finest quality
All-silk Washable TafYetas. with bevel edge.
and Plain Taffeta Ribbons, in q good range e.. on
from to inches. Remnant price z.3Mc
per yard. Z1NOe
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8 doz Satin Damask Towels, all pure white;
very fine: strictly all linen: hemstitched ends.
Sold regularly for 29c. each. These
are slightly soied. HENCE, REM 4 Or
NANT PRICE Observation-Disclosures >Se
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Remnant lot of Barber Towels; pure linen
huck: henmed at the ends; finished with neat
red border Regular price is 121ac. M.2Mc
each. REMNANT PRICE. ........... VaI4tSs
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Mems DEPARTMENT.

Mems good quality Working Shirts, made OF
woven cheviot and Bedford cord full regular
made, In almost every size. Regular Dor,
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rS=5@==1 QHQOT DFNRERQHsg o22 9TH s%=$=1
me eUpenhs
aces and EmbrOideries.

Remnants of fine quality All-over Laces, In
half-yard pieces. and a variety of the best
will be closed out Friday, per piece, n 1 n
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Third Floor Bargains.

Lot OF 6-quarter Chenille Table Covers, in
various handsome effects, which sold 70c.
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Linens.

2 to 5-yd. lengths of Cotton Glass Towelng
in white and yellow plaid. full "a inches wide;
fast selvage edges. Sold from the .3lZC
piece for Sc. yd. TO GO. 0/2Ss
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A Miscellaneous Lot.

Odds and ends from the toilet and jewelry
counters, comprising Tooth brushes. Dressing
Combs Brooch Pins,- Hat Pins, card of
Beauty Pins, Stick Pins, &e.-go on sale Sc
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A remnant lot of 800 yards OF Cambria, Swiss
and Nainsook Embneideries in widths up to 8
inches; many handsome, snowy patterns In
cluded. Qualities sold up to 1213c. hH/ n
yaru-10r n
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In bolero. tight fitting and REFER e1ects-jacke
skirts are correctly cut and well tailored. Si
up to $12-for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
special lot of Fashionable Walking Skir
oxfords and all colors. both plain and plaid bac
around bottom. Perfectly tailored and finished
Mems Department.
woven cheviot and Bedford cord; full regular
made, In almost every size. Regular Doc
ooc. values for...... ................... A>Ss
collars and cuns attached; full regular made,
with gathered yoke and pearl buttons. Sizes
a4h "a o 10 m and 15h only. Always sold 2Sc
ut ooc.' LOT. .--....... SOSs
Mems 4-ply Pure Linen Cuffs. in all sizes
which sell regularly at 15e., go for Sc pair
Friday.
10 dozen Mems BaIbriggan Drawers full reg
ssT wss double seat buttons M and
Regular 39c value, for 10 cents Friday.
Mems Imported Madras String Ties, in a va
rfety Of stripes-which sold for 1Oc. each-go
tomorrow at for cents
Mems Lisle Thread Carriers in a variety Of
fancy patterns-regular 15c. value. for NC. a
pair
Boys Clothing.
% Boys soft Domet Flannel Shirts, with
collar and cuffs attached; in sizes IL, 12a,
13 and IA regular price, 39c, , r.
Tor @VSs
dozen Chidren's Cnderwaists with stock
ing clasps and elastic ends; sizes 3 to OM~
10 years-regular Soc value-for. A>Ns
About so Puritan Shirt Waists for chill
dren from to IA years; some with collar at
tached: without collars-sold ut De-
50c. and 69c.-for. r.........-......... @OSe
10 Youths 3-piece Knee Pants Suits; sizes
II to 16 years-double breasted vests; finest all
wool cheviots and worsteds-sold at g IO
IS and $6-for. r................... ~O'u>
Boys All-wool Navy Blue Caps. in golf and
Tam O'Shanter styles-worth 25c. to Sc
boc-for .-....................
Children's Department.
.Children's Genuine Nazareth Waists, with 2
OF buttons some sizes missing Regular
25c. value, for 15c. tomorrow.
Small lot of Children's Null Caps, mussed
from handling. Some sold for much
75c. Choice for cents tomorrow.
Millinery.
to-wear Outing Hats. for fall wear made of
French felt and trimmed with polka O2c
dot bands Regular 81 80 value for. wv
Wrappers.
A lot of finest quality Navy Blue Percale
Wrappers. tastefully trimmed with braided
capes over shoulder and braid. others with
founces- These come in dark gray. navy blue
and black effects Every Wrapper is made and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
Police PoInts

Officer Barney McCabe this morn
ing arrested Robert Malitz, wanted in
Omaha or the alleged theft of bicy-
Gle and an overcoat. The property
was found in his possession.
Malitz said he had bought the
wheel but was still owing $l5 for il.
AS the offense under tie Nebraska
law would not amount to grand lar
cenv Chief Miller shipped the wheel
back to Omaha and released the
prisoner.
Chief Miller yesterday received the
reqUisitiOn for Frank Howard and
Charles Weaver. who are held at
Musratine for tSe theft of a horse
and Buggy belonging to John Lorenz.
of Rig Island. The instruments were
forwarded to Governor Shaw, of
lows
William d Daley and Thomas Ryan.
riv"rmen. were engaged in settling a
d ference on Second avenue, north of
Snnncer square .Rast night. when OIL
ce~ Barney McCabe took them in.
k";h was fined $50 by Magistrate
Stafford, and sent to Jail in default.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03


brother whom he had not heard. from
for over 80 years. The letter was
accompanied BY a photograph.
While John Chase. son of DR.. n. II.
Chase, ~as riding his wheel on Sew
enteenth street today, he was attacked
and bitten by bull dog said to be-
long TO horse trader named Peetz.
The same dog has bitten others OF
late.
Constable J.. V. Eckhart this after
noon received a telegram from A.
ID: Farmer & Son Type Founding COM
pany requesting him to post notices
changing the date of sale of the para
phernalia of the Rock Island Republi-
can from Nov. 5 to Nov II.
The Tri-City Ministerial union will
hold its next regular meeting at the
Y. NJ c. A. chapel next Monday at 9
p. m. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected" A colIoquim on the
subject What are Your Plans for the
Winter" will be opened by Rev. w.
II. Blancke, of Davenport.
Unheard-of fur values at Young &
McCombs'. We have purchased from
one of New York's most prominent
manufacturers of fine furs $50 hand
some fur scarfs and collarettes in
electric seal, martin, sable. chinehilla,
mink and conew, which we will sell
at one third the regular price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

William Walker was in Geneseo to
day.
&. ii. German was in Coal Valley
today.
Mrs. F. IL. Fullmer went to Peoria
this morning.
W. Dresser returned from St.
Louis this morning.
Mrs NJ. Peterson has gone on a
months visit to Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Liken and Miss Alice
Otto. of Geneseo. were in Rock Island
today
A. De Soland leaves tomorrow for a
six weeks visit to California. During
his absence Mrs. De Soland will visit
in the east.
The Misses Mary and Sarah Dart
entertained a party OF about 20
friends at their home on Twenty-tirst
street last evening.
Drs. j. r. Hollow bush, G.. C.. Car
ter. Carl Bernhardi and &. l.. Eyster
went to Chicago today to attend q
banquet given in honor of DIR. Chris
tian Fenger's Goth birthday at the
Auditorium. Physicians from all over
the northwest will be present.
The following appears in Wednes-
days Galesburg KepublicanRegister:
"Ct aries NJ. Foley, of Pittsburg.
Pa, and Miss Ora Archer, of Rock
Island, were united.in marriage this
morning at IL o'clock by Rev. c. ii.
White, at his home. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Donna Ruby, q
sister of the BRIDE"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
Chronic Rheumatism Cured.

DR.. II. b. Hettinger, Indianapolis,
Ind. says: For several months
after spraining my ankle Twas sewers
" afflicted with rheumatism. / finally
tried Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheu-
matism, and in four days could walk
without my cane; two bottles cured
me sound and we'll. / take great
pleasure in recommending the Mys-
tic Cure to all who are afflicted with
Sold by Otto Grotjan,
1901 Second avenue, Rock Island;
6ustave Schlegtl & Son, 220 West
Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
Johnny Receives roothplek.

Deputy County Clerk Johnny Rinck
has been presented with an elegant
tootbpick to use in rolling that pea
nut up Twentieth street hill after
election Johnny is now figuring
with a band on rates for the occasion.
A drum corps would be cheaper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
stockhoIders' Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Peoples Power company
will be held at the general offices OF
the company, No. leo Seventeenth
street, Rock Island. Ill, on Friday.
Nov. 23, 1900, at $50 O'Clock p. M.
for the purpose of clecting directors
for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing. s. ). DAVIS. Secretary.O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
BOHART IN PRISON,
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Ira BOhart filed bill for di-
vorce today in Circuit Clerk Gam ble's
cfli:e. She was married to John Be-
hart in this city in 1888 and the bill
alleges that the latter is now serving
2-years' term for manslaughter in
the Missouri penitentiary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03
Saloon Notices.

The Atlantic saloon has arranged to
receive election returns Tuesday
nipht.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-03

WEATHER WE MAY HAVE
Fair tonight and SURddy,.
cOOIer Sunday.
j. VI. SEfERIER, Observer.
Temperature at Z q. M. 4G,
at $50 p. m. 81.