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The evening world., 1901-03-19
A DECE|YER
BEYOND GRAVE.
Murray Halls Will Pro-
vides for Headstone
for Wife"

Murray u Hal n" ~"man. M
tended 70 Keep 40 The deception beyond
the gray" m" most 'ixnihcant i'"m
IN her viii Nht This
~ GIVE \>D DE0I-E>TH All.
Wy PROPERTY TO ,MEI.D< 4.
49,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,. ,,.o,,..r M. AR
", -, ,,.
~
STONE OVEN THE ""\'F. or W.
WIFE. CELIA =. l.. nALi.."
Aiurrly Hal, VAS she woman who Cor
.thIr, wear. liy.l ~ man n ,hi- ,!,y
-, go
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new YORK CLUB SIGNS
Two MORE PLAYERS.
>rihn"h n"'i Foster send Their
Inntrnrt. Ia Secretary
KuOvylCs

secr.tary knowirs, % the N"a York
Baseball Gun. 'li- morning received, III"
signed contracts - S"lharh ana Foster
An even dozen of the clubs players nav.
signed Gp to date. nnh Manage Davi.
expects 10 have all his men in line by
IN" nadhs" Of \rrl. when the r!ayirg
season VIII begin
Scibach vii gather In the nIes and
has" tn. lin. ATS gu. IN eft field during
III. coming ..nson. ard Foster vii bc
used as general utility man
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Palmer probably a tr!n" IN. better con.
d!iioned Harms h.~ at ais antagonist
AZ the sound ~ tn" gong and deals abs
with such pcr-i.t-nFy hat ialm"r's ir-
isli MAJ looked FOR At any minute ltu'
ne rallied and retained his feet % IL
clos II the round
Thereafter tho American was mere
cautious and studied his op,Unen, thor.
oushly FOR the neat four rounds. u.ius
oniy Ms ANNOYING LETT jah on paimers
coun'"nuncr. much I" the lattcr's DIS
rE,>
loose. So nd Palmer. hut ne was sorry
for his effort Five jab- put IN. Briton
down 80 many times In the tire.
minutes, and when the bell sounded for
tn. end %, the round h. was a distress
Ing sight
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No External
Symptoms.

The blood may 10 In bad condi-
ton. yet with no external signs. no
s"in eruption or sores to indicate 1t.
The symptoms in such eases being 4
variable appetite. poor digestion. an
Understandable weakness and nervous
ness. loss o! flesh and a genera! run
down condition OF the system
clearly showing the blood has lost It's
nmtritive qualities. has become thin
and watery. II Is in Just such cases
that s. 5. s. has done some OF its
quickest and mos, effective work by
building up the blood and supplying
the elements lacking TO make It
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ls?+ol,l % me- Ev.nIns worId

XSnrtt
t,,,rrt,,up c,n, March 7. Is ia
,,nri.r m. b,,,.ti,,,nr nIlu.. weigh,
~ Sni,b t,,,,kIyr Yho ...u-..I d..
cf.io, over ,,c w,Ic,,. on "a fnul In
,ha ..,.y 3, .,,, ,,or,.. ,,.o me, Jimmy
I,,,,,., N, x,..,rt :, ~. Nutmeg A
:. az. ,t,h, ,rh w,. at.nu,,.n.a in
No.. ,,u,,n ,,,,,I 10 R.,.r.. Charley
Nb,,, a., ,,I,I,rr Carter had hrcn eau
,jnrcJ ,,fr. hc,ora
ri L.,, v,,,.l, -..,,i,.i ~ Garter
900, sr,n,, ,Iyh, hand
upi,.r-u. who landed Dangerously low
~ s1"n H. Handler received u he PLACID
his hands over he injured spot an" fol-
20 tn" floor rolling over In apparent
agony E"fer"" Whit" Jaw the blow
Delivered an.i iufnrld IN 'spni ~ Carter.
ana wIv,rs him To- HIS co-n"r. called
NnnoGur"' Joe Humphreys ana said
.-,,,,r., .s.. an , fnIl
carter. FIRST n'-H"" i'hrnti"".
$50 49,, ,t ~,
'"'' VIZ NV ~ IN '''''
mad "N"f los iEhi through fonl tao
Tics the spor,iny men ~ course frIt
.r, . 49, -, b,,,.
49,
vs.. En,ntrniIonhi
Al o'clock Matchmaker william
'" ~ ." i'''i ~ t'''''s ~
N" ring Th"N yer" Water nursp. o..
I.p~ton. IuI kiI Matthew's ~ Rockville
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Actress Ellie Fay, in
Mems Evening Dress,
Sat in a Box and
Cheered Her Coun-
tryman's Every e.
fort.

Teen ihrc. rnurds wrr" repci!t!ol ..
Palmer wis u punching bag ana the
gong was hi- savior In all hut, with all
tie pu,n;nellinE h" Mas subjected 10. he
displayed ;hc Snsncntss ~ fighting
roo-'cr lie visited IInrris's body noH
and then with effect. but at no time was
the American In distress
Palmer was revived wonderfully when
the tenth round began. and Harris wa.
apparently weak from his wicked on.
slnughts and di.mayed by his inability
10 stop nj. man II. fought 10 tn. finish
'0r points ana succeeded remarkably.
FOR. With his wicked LEFT lab. Ne beat
n" t.ngii.hman's face 10 n v"rt'able
pul..
Tn" latter was sorry looking sight
when he lOt the r,rg. bu, Harris didn't
hear u mark
sammy Kelly. the Naw York boxer.
and Artic S!mms. of Akron, O.. sec.
pndru Harms.
The evening world., 1901-03-19
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
In The MILITARY SHOW
Annual Tournament In Mndiann
square Gn rsIrm WIN Open
nrrl, ~.

On" week from Monday nigh, tho An
nial Military and Athletic Tournament
viii open M Madison Square Garden.
and for six nights and maunecs on
Wednesday ana SATURDAY there will he
soldiers. Enilors and athletes doing their
best to Hive an exhibition that the
Military Athletic League Will he proud
OF.
Each night there Will he a grand re-
view. with tho army. navy. National
Guard. Naval Militia and signal Corps
represented The first review. on Mon
day night. March -. will be for Vice.
President Roosevelt. and the second. on
Tuesday night. for Admiral Dewey.
The evening world., 1901-03-19
HAMILTON's NOSE BROKEN.
DOstOn OutNriIrr Injured While
Coaching Harvard.
lsV. I'D 70 rh. .,enlns Wa,la

7
BOSTON March l?.-Iiiilv Hamilton.
Ifns,un's fny"Ii,c "u,hcllar, II sad
.!gh, just now. The upper part of his
face Ii plas'er-l with strips Of cotton
cloth Saturday, while In the Harvard
cng-. training the college ball t"ss"rs.
h. N,s rtrick By ~ batied ball tina,
glanced on ,:sc hand ~ one "f tn.
pitchers. and broke lIamilion's nose.
The evening world., 1901-03-19
M'K!NLEY IN WASHINGTON.
PresI'ir"s aud His Part, Return.
from the Wcsf

a WASHINGTON. Mnrrh Ie-Pres!dcn,
Mckinley returned TO Washington ,hJ.
afternoon. in the Presidents party
were Mrs. Mckinney. Mrs. James Bar.
Der. widow Of ,Assis,arr payma.tcr lar
Der. u. $. A.. Mss Ida Barber. Seer.
fary George B. Cbrte'you DIR. y VI.
/. Rixey. the Presidents physician; Son.
Bographer Webster and number ,,
TtneesanesrE. hlt
81 The Prcslc,ent and Mrs. McKinley APP
ElpeaIod a tHHo satiguod.
There wefs nniy tho White House nj,
sf1ches. = squad of police and few
Ssrty riysds & I. & j 4
The evening world., 1901-03-19
UMPIRE CONNOLLY DESERTS

>n,,ouni irng"" OfncinI Jumps q"
\"rrirHn.
po-rpS Mas March u Th'mAs
II connolly matted To-day - the rresi-
DIN, OF the American l>asi. hi. &C.
rrp,anr" NJ a position ~ ump!r" lie
was National I"nsu. oinc.ai last year
The evening world., 1901-03-19
HARRIsoN's WILL READ.

iNDlA%hPol.lS March 1.-THE will
Of benjamin Harrison was read TO the
N, m.,,r. ~ the family yesterday by ex-
Attorney. G-n"rai W. II. II Miller. the
,y-l'r-Sidrut'~ lifelong friend.
Tn" w!! was written Dy Gen. Harsi-
son himself In ls9s jus, before he left
TO- Pnr.S to max" hi argument In the
case
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john, Lake . Pace Follower,


special to The Evening worl!,
FRESNO. Cal. March i?.--Youn< Johnny iAs.,
o. III. Harlem wh.sin.n. New York. Is develop
ing speed and ability back o! motor pA-. Lake
hss been In California Tor four m"n'hs preparing
for pace following.
The evening world., 1901-03-19
Gan. nnd rlnhrr,, ,.,ch.u.

BALTIMORE. Nd March ia t-en'y nv.
round match a, 49, pound, h.,sesa 10. Cans. o,
Baitnor-. and Martin Fi,her,J, o. Lowell. aa,
tten srranstd to take place April ] before Al
iisfford's club In this city. Cans. Al Usrsord
his manager. and Harry LyoEs viz sail :as Eng.
land on April Is.
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rh- m,"w rhn, Landed Low.

In IN" fourth and last round Handler
began witt right into Carriers Ston.-
ich 10th hen put rights I" the wind.
After an exchange Of .cf;s to the face.
Carter banged Handler on the JAN With
a Short r!ghi A. Handler backed away
toward his corner Carter rushed after
him nhi then struck the blow that;
IL nn.-i low and which resulted In him
being I..nnnlinctl.
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THIRD RACE.

cad Hazel c,.n" away AZ the nalt when
ready. ard Won a.. h. pleased: Eleanor
h1mtr! ti.,i nEi TAurl.s had no trou-
bio getting IL. place. :ki.imar wa. out
nm frs m IN. ~. n,r' He dropped INTO
third ;lAc. IN tn" at sixteenth. Sentry
was t. q all the way.
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n. Ions hlIl WIN could connuct ,hc son

n. Ions hlll wh,p could connuct the son
~ order.
io> ran second to- EthtG3rrt IN the
Metropolitan la Spring Nr Irn ot
hi> class may be- cleaned rom ne facs
ma; he is'ag n" famous Old MAY" Ing
VI Whitncy crack thr""-S"ar'pli XII
marnuck NJ k""n"- Nu'er Wir!ns
tu,. other who al" 1tnF'ni 10 he
M"trorOlitLu
The evening world., 1901-03-19

"'- declared III" winn"r
The ">i"r Event" Higgins.
After a Few minutes carter ana Hand
Ter entered IN" ring They w"r" intro
fucel 10 box tncntF rounds At catch
weights
Ton Carter was Installed ;tic .avoritc
IN tn" betting NJ odds of . to l. There
".fv few takcr- AZ 40 o'clock tn.
g" rang and the contest started. In
better -: the nghtlng. II" got IN many
sun 't.hand ids, Ia Handlers face
and r!Ght, 70 the Gody. while the N.a-
ark man landed u te. righi swings on
carter h'nd and ia" aud "a few hard
drives over his heart Jus, before the
bel rang carter nailed Handler with a
short night swing on his left ear which
drew the blood.
The second round was fun OF fast,
work Handler scored repeatedly on
Carter AMI more than he'd mis- own.
After carter had put his ic't into i;and-
l"rs stomach they ,iinc - 4 clinch,
After the br'nknway Handler put his
LETT into Ia" KIDS face and Il moment
later crossed hin on the JAZZ With his
right Carter was worked NJ now ana
landed u lc't jan In tiandlcr,> face. the
latter cnurt"r.nG vita HI. !"', on the
kils ear
Givr-nmd-TnLr Nnnir.
Carter again Jabbei Handler IN the
face. Ou; got a hard smash IN the head
In return Handler then sent in pretty
left uppcrCut To Carriers chin and f"l-
lowed the Dow with u straight LETT JAP
To III" lace. u rlgit 1, III" nose ana
another left 1" tn. kia.- Jaw. staxSer-
In. him carter looked tired ana tn.
crowd showed It's approval ot Handler
work
Carter Shot -tir left 10 Handlers
Chiu which sent MS head back IN cX-
c.Ihng- Of f..rc. rights to the h-ty fol-
lowed. aud Carter rushed and landed his
r.;lii over Handlers heart, IN" Newark
mau cpun,-rinc with eft swing I" the
kj'- Mind. AMI again caught Carter
OF: ;nr CHI. win = hard left uppcrcut a.
he he'll rang.
The men KEEP, up their fast nghtinS
IN III" third round Carter constantly
-.ni MS !cft "a Handlers face and Jaw
aud n.ed his lct, on she body. Handler
by THIS tim" mad sized Carter M APP
parcntly. AMI landed most 81 his right
swings on cart"r'~ Jaw and head, Thcs"
blows sccn'sI 10 weary Carter. and ne
seemed to los" the force behind hts
punches. When IN. bell rang both men
w"r. H;nt;nE ii"rr"ly. Handler having a
riff. the better pf v,
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strong and vigorous
Ny wife used
several bottles OF
S. s. $. rs n blood
purifier and to tone
up "A weak and
emaclntcd system,
with very marked
effect by way OF
Improvement I
We regard II a
8 cat tonic and
hlDDI v,IriNpr -
The evening world., 1901-03-19

Janpwos d Took the lead IN the nist
49, IN ana mad. u -huw ~ he. ned.
t'ol...ll. T", Gown ana ANS Wei IN.
iulSc IN ssImp!iS TItsh az the hehn
n IL. stretch. an: AIS Wei! got the
xo.st 81, Il, k.l'< Wei could have been
;hiri ri; for that
THIRD RACE,
uludtap m' th''rprsrods ani us seven
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The ngh, WAX u display OF science that
- !,rciy seer and ~ eNhin.tion III game
prss such as dominates tho spirits ~.
'nly a Few lighters. a Derby .ouli
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
,s,-,i.i 10 III. evening World

ls!-'laI 70 Iht ''thIhE WIND
RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS
March l,--Thr entries :or ,o-norro"'.
rnrns IL. ~ follnWa.
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BOXER BEAT PALMER
AND WON THE ENGLISH xTITLE.

when Harris LANDED q telling blow ON
Ills rciro.rn.l~i toe IN" sight NJ pl"oI
iidn't fsnz. her In III, ic,s; ana she was
as FAR from the fainiing point as was
her escort. whn. by IN. way. was sid
TO l.. OF the nobility,
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F. DUFF Princeton. Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
Dress Goods and Silks.

Some extreme bargains in the sea-
sons best fabrics, commencing Mon
day and for the week
S1.O0 Tailor Suitings for 49c-an I'M
usual snap. Fine all wool covered
usual snap. Fine all wool cover
suiting cloth, 52-inches wide, in the
correct modes, tans and gray, never
shown for less than 81 a Hn
yard, this week at .......A ~
50-inch heavy basket cloth, all pure
wool, black only, $1.00 EAo
value, at per yard. ...... OOG
Fancy wool waistings and mercerized
broche waistings, value is DE-
exceptional, at per yard 800. LOU
81 90 black BengaIine Silks Seek
traordinary offering of handsome
satin - figured, black Bengaline
silks, made by Cheney Bros, the
best makers of black silks, be
quick. they won't stay here long at
yard 39c, on
SIC Observation-Disclosures. WV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
DIVER FINDS CRACK IN
SECTION OF INTAKE PIPE

The last large leak in the intake
pipe, when uncovered yesterday by
the pumps used in the work of repair
ing it. was found to consist of a large
crack running lengthwise with the
section of the pipe in which it was
found. Diver Ram is now engaged
in placing bands around the pipe and
cal<ing the crack. If this does not
prove sufficient to withstand the
pressure of 20 pounds of air specified.
Il new section of pipe Will be ordered
and put in. With the mending of this
leak the chance for slough water to
gain entrance to the pipe in the or
binary course Of affairs will be re-
duced to practically nothing and the
city Will be furnished with water as
pure as the cham / of the river af-
fords. All minor leaks will be looked
after. however. and the job made per
feet before operations are ended.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
To EXPLORE AIasIxa.

Extensive explorations are about
to bc undertaken between the Arctic
Circle and the shores of the Nrictic
Ocean in Alaska. The exploring party
will start from Bergman. nearly one
thousand miles from Sitka. Alaska
is about as little known as the inter
Tor of Africa was. a few years ago.
\ specific remedy for the cure of
common ills was unknown until Hos
letters Stomach Bitters was first dis
For fifty years it has cured
all stomach and bowel complaints.
and today is the most celebrated
medicine in the world. The Bitters
will cure Indigestion, dyspepsia. con-
stipation. biliousness. headache, liver
and kidney troubles, and malaria,
fever and ague. Take no substitute.
The genuine must have our Private
Die Stamp over the neck of the
bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
To Better Service.
PERSONAL POINTS

f. p. Denkmann has gone east.
j. f. Montrose. of Peoria. is in the
| city.
Mrs. F. Il. Hefrner has gone to
Jacksonville onN visit.
Desk Sergeant Andrew Etzel left
for St. Louis on visit last night.
Mrs. F..M. Stubbleffeld left for
Beardstown this morning after .
visit with Mrs. II. NJ. Biddison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Carpenter. Of
Buffalo, y. Y, are visiting with their
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J..
Carpenter.
Mai. and Mrs. c. W. Hawes returned
this morning from their trip to the
Pacific coast. They have been gone
about two months.
Mrs. II. y. Willis ha~returned from
Galesburg, where she had been for
eight weeks during the illness and
death of her brother, c. r. Pomeroy.
Mrs. S. NJ. Rolf and little daughter,
Mary, departed this morning for
their home in Mayslick. Ky. after
visiting for the last month with Mrs.
J. +. Igan.
Ernest Seton Thompson, who lect-
ures at the theatre tonight. is regis
tered at the Harper house as Ernest
Thompson Seton, having recently
changed his name.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Murphy arrived
last night to remain in the city dur
ing the November Woodmen board
meeting. \. Il. Talbot and B. ID.
Smith arrived this morning.
p. F. Morgart. of Rock Island. and
William Harbaugh, of Geneseo. left
this morning for Quincy to attend
the state meeting of the u. V. L.,
which opened there today for Il )
days session.
Miss Ivy y. Morgan. of Peabody.
Kan, is making an extended visit
with the family of her brother.
George +. Morgan. Their cousin,
Miss Alice Stewart. Of Benton Har-
Dor. Mich. also arrived last evening
to spend Il few weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
A Smash in Millinery.

We won't say how we got it. The
simple fact that we have just receiv-
ed the goods and they are all fresh
and new. should suffice.
Children's Tam % Shanter Caps,
worth 75c. soc and 40c, be quick for
these at 25c, Zoe o.
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
y big lot OF 81 black. navy and cardi-
nal, Regatta and Catalac hats, all
trimmed. ready-tO-wear hats for
2gc dollar for Q0o
29c) observation-disclosures. 1890 L. y
6 dozen az red and navy, ready-to-
wear (trimmed) cascade 400
hrs a+ 400 .TEG
Twelve other rich bargains in the
lot equally as good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
Great Luck of an Fditor.

For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands
failed, writes Editor II. n. Lester, of
Syracuse, Kan, then L was wholly
cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve."
It's the worlds best for eruptions,
sores and all skin diseases. Only
CSC at Hartz & Ullemeyer's-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
Shoes.

Still the crowd comes-you can't
keep them away. Theresa big saw
ing on every pair of shoes you buy
here. For this week we mention
Ladies' fine Dongola shoes, heavy eX-
tension soles and military heels,
would be cheap at S2.75, q nA
this lot, per pair .... EIOO
Boys all solid Casco and Kangaroo
calf, school and work shoes with
heavy soles at S1.40, 40
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
General Adornment Of City.

But Mr.. jackson has not been CON
tent to permit these evidences of the
better natures of the people. that
have brought to the city both pleas
ure and fame. 10 be confined TO two
spots in the city. He has had in
mind for some time the adoption of
a scheme in which citizens generally
may participate for the adornment
and Identification of their residence
property, lawns and grounds. He
has mentioned his plan in casual
and informal way to- a large number
of citizens and all with whom he has
conversed have approved of the idea
and expressed 4 Willingness 10 CO.
operate with him in carrying it out.
The Argus is pleased to say that it
among others has been privileged to
join in the movement. So general
has been the encoura gemeu; that Mr..
Jackson has received that he has de
termined to adopt such measures as
will insure the formation of citi
zenS' association which shall have
for it's object the encouragement of
the Improvement of lawns and yards
and the development of Il system of
Horticulture i'm .Rock Island such as
Will give beauty and fragrance to
the environments of all dwellings.
where there is such desire, through
ont the CITY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12

{. N. Phelps, Forestdale, VT, says
his child was completely cured of Il
bad case of eczema by the use of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeits. 1t instantly relieves
piles. b. IL. Bieber and Hartz &c Ulle-
meyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
CAR HOUSE ORDERED
Tri-City Railway to Have $751;
600 Building on Fifth
Avenue.
DIMENSIONS OF 15oX8OO FEET
New Line TO South Rock Island
Under Considera-
ton.

y modern fireproof car house is
one of the improvements definitely
promised to this city next summer by
the Tri-City Railway company. Work
will begin on the building early i'm
the spring. II viii be located imme-
diatcly west of the present car barn
on Fifth avenue, will have ground
dimensions of $50 feet on the avenue
by 300 feet in depth ana will cost in
the neighborhood of So, 200. Steel
framework and tile roof viii be the
features. +. s. Hammatt, the COM
pany's architect. was instructed TO
at once begin the preparations of
plans at yesterdays meeting of the
board of directors held in Davenport.
Further Extensions Planned.
Other matters of Importance to the
people of the three cities. new and
improved equipment and track eX-
tension. were informally discussed
and laid over till the February meet
ing for action. The extension of the
line in this city viii include lines to
South Rock Island tapping the bluff
district and according transportation
facilities to the additions along the
southern limits of the city that are
being rapidly built up. The new
equipment Will include new and
larger cars and general Improvement
of present service.
To Better Service.
Of course there was only discussion
of the improvements named and they
may not all be realized during the
coming season, but there was gen
eral sentiment expressed in favor Of
making them as soon as possible. 1t
is the present intention of the com
pany, however, TO place existing lines
IN the best shape possible and better
present service to the utmost before
anything further.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
Plans of Wide Scope.

The plans under consideration have
n wide scope, and provide for the
calling to the aid of the association
of Il general committee of ladies, the
offering of prizes for the most ar
tistic and attractive premises, the Sc
curing and distribution of flower
seeds by means of an arrangement
that will bring them within the reach
of all, and in manner that no home
need fail TO contribute its part to the
beautifying of the city's appearances.
Il is likewise purposed to- have
number of public meetings during
the present winter which will be adj
dressed by those schooled in land
scape architecture and the art of
Horticulture while for the convenience
and aid of the people generally who
desire to cooperate in the movement
booklets will be prepared and issued.
Mr.. Jackson proposes TO enter heart
lily into the undertaking. and with the
cooperation of the public is sure to
succeed in making Rock Island a city
of beauty and joy not only to her
own inhabitants. but to all who
tarry within her gates
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
TO BEAUTIFYTH CITY
Movement for Systematic Inn
proVement Of Lawns and
House Surroundings.
AN ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED
Hon. William jackson Fatherine the
Undertaking Meetings
Proposed.

labor of love in which Hon. Will
liam Jackson has been quietly engag-
ed for some time is soon to be re-
warded by tangible results such as
all citizens with public spirit and
pride may participate in. Mr.. Jack
son Is one of those men who not only
delight in the beautiful in nature.
but who believe in showing by works
an outward appreciation of those
things that the Creator has contrib
uted for the adornment of the uni
verse. The labor that Mr.. Jackson
undertook and the wonderful accom-
plishments that attended his pains
taking endeavor in connection with
Spencer square earned for him the
gratitude of all classes of citizens
and associated his name for all time
with that lovely spot which is the
source of pride and pleasure of all.
1t was Mr.. jackson who conceived
the plans for the laying out of the
park, who as commissioner carried
those plans into realization and then
secured the various ornaments that
set IT off. At the same time he adopt
ed the initiative in the way of the
flower display that is seen there from
season to season. The public spirit
ed citizens down town who made
square likewise Il place of
beauty and recreation gained much
of their inspiration and encourage
ment from the system that Mr.. Jack
son was carrying out in the park in
the center of the city, and the result
was that both squares went forward
to completion sustained by an en-
thusiastic public sentiment. In the
same spirit have both been upheld
since
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
Hosiery.

Sharp bargains for this week
Ladies' and misses elastic ribbed
cashmere hose. usually Soc, but
not all sizes, take what there are
this week, at IT,
per pair Observation-Disclosures "
Infants 25c quality. cashmere hose
with silk heels and toes. a few
slight imperfections, choice, all
sizes, at fClo
per pair Observation-Disclosures. TX ~
81 dozen misses gray wool hose, sizes
G% to Sc, worth 25c, at fno
Il pair 125%c and ...IOC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-12
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