Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-31
TOWN TALK.

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If you have lots or land for sale list
them with Eastman & Co., 17149
Second avenue.
Riverview lots, 40xlS0 feet on
Twenty-ninth street, for sale by E. H.
Guyer for $500.
Grand hat opening at the toggery
shop. Call and see the new Dunlap
and Lambert hats.
Fifty per cent. discount on spring
papers at the Modern wall paper
house, $50 Twentieth street.
Band concert at Prospect park Sun
day afternoon and evening; also Jug
Cling and tumbliDg act-all free.
Browns business college opens next
Tuesday. Enroll Monday and be
ready to start right in at the begin
ming.
w. Frank UT has gone to Chicago
60 take charge of Division No. l in
that city for the international Core
spondence Schools.
Look, look, look, take long look
| Grating. Corner Twentieth street
and Fourth avenue.
The ladies of the African Methodist
church entertained at a Grecian tea
! at the church, Thirteenth street and
Fifth avenue, last evening.
Everybody int res. ed in typewrit-
ing invited to see two of the most
| skillfuI touch operators in the
country at Browns business college
Monday, Sept. 2.
Go to the Watch Tower for a good
time Monday, Labor day. Bring
your baskets and spend the day in
the woods. Concert and dancing af-
ternoon and evening.
If you want to buy business, ho-
tel, restaurant, laundry or other class
of business, SEQ Eastman IL Co. for
some choice investment of the kind,
17l43 Second avenue.
Both Miss Reichardt and Master
Middendorf have been demonstrating
at the Pan-American exposition. See
them at Browns business college
Monday, Sept. 2, from 10 q. M. till 5
p. m.
If you are paying house rent call on
Eastman, Godfrey d Co. and let them
show you house that can be bought
on the monthly payment plan. They
have one at $1,000 and several at
81, 200.
The Chase-Lister company opens
the season at Harper's theatre tomor-
row evening, presenting 1.-The Man of
Mystery" The company remains for
two nights. Wicked London" is
Mondays bill.
Miss Marion Reichardt and Master
Charles Middendorf, two expert
touch typewriters at Browns bust
ness college, Monday, Sept. ?, from
10 a. m. till 8 p m. See their won
derful exhibition of skill.
A delightful outing. the excursion
to Clinton Labor day under the auspi-
ces of the young people of the Swedish
Lutheran church. Tickets IS cents.
Boat leaves Davenport at o'clock
and Rock Island at 7:10.
| Mayor Knox desires that members
of the city council bear in mind the
fact that an invitation to be present
in the parade Labor day has been ac-
cepted and it is the duty of all who
can possibly do so to turn out on that
occasion.
The poultry yards, complete mod
ern broiler and residence on an acre
of ground, in Campbell's addition on
elm street, built last winter by Frank
Berry, has been sold by his widow TO
G. Nj. Yeaman, c., r. L. & p. rail-
road man for IS 500. Sale was made
by Eastman, Godfrey d Co., IVA!
Second avenue.
Davenport is showing its character
istic grasping disposition in connec-
ton with the proposed Moline subur-
ban electric car line. The Iowa town
is seeking to have the line built across
the tail race, across the government
island and into Davenport, cutting
out Rock Island. 1t would be too bad
if we could have a a car line that Dav-
export did not have a hand in.
Representing a condition of normal
vitality and growth by 100, Crop Cor
respondent Thomas Campbell in his
monthly report to the department OF
agriculture estimates the comparative
condition Aug. 81 of corn at so per
cent; potatoes, 40; apples. %; grapes,
rs, and peaches 100. The condition
of stock hogs is placed at so per cent
and the number on hand compared
with last year 80 per cent.
Anofh.r "a ch,r Uuvaneed