Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

gers of the hand. Meinke's home is
in Davenport.
Three good square meals and n
lunch saved by taking the chespeit,
best and quickest route. TIE Bur-
ington fOr SPrirg ield tomorrow
morning.
John Wiese, employed at MsNevia
& Gsnsert's candy f.ctory, got the
first finger of his right hand mashed
by barrel OF sugar dropping on it
yesterday.
We invite the public to come and
examine our fall stock and our work.
manship and you will surely be meas
ured for a suit by Filter & Co., 1913
Twentieth street.
Ladies' shoe sale; $3.50 and $3
shoes fer 81 So pate mt leather, vel
our. calf and kid. in heavy and light
soles, width "A to +; sizes from q
To 8. Dolly Bros.
Exclusive millinery opening next
Tuesday and Wednesday. You are
cordially invited. Ottesen, ex-
c'us;ve millinery, 222 West Second
street, Davenport.
It's about time that big chunk of
coal was moved out of Mars ct square.
where it has been serving as al ed
vertisement since Labor Cay. L. is
no longer u curiosity.
A letter received from Charles Nc
Hugh and party. who are travelling TO
Peoria by water on the Mary Me,
states that they expect to arrive at
that place tomorrow evening.
We are now located in our new
building at 1916 Third avenue. and
have q complete stock of gas aud
electric chandeliers and electric SUI
plies. Call and see us Rock Island
Electric Construction company.
Phone 1880.
Miss Young will open the dancip g
season at Industrial Home Monday
evening, Oct. z. by beginning q
series of dancing parties each sue
ceeding week on Monday evenings
Music by OGden's orchestra; dancing
from $50 to II.
Nothing will knock out Jack Frost
30 completely as Indiana block oil
Pocahontas coal. They ignite quick
| ly. do not clinker and are cheap fol
present orders. Z B. McKown sell:
his coal. Corner fifteenth street and
First avenue. Phone 119S
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Van SAINT
former residents of this city, are eel
ebrating the 10Th anniversary of theil
marriage at their home in LeClaire
Iowa, today. There are present five
children of the aged couple, Including
IGOv. Sam Van SAINT, of Minnesota
besides numerous grandchildren
IGov l.. 81. Shaw, of Iowa, is one o.
the guests at the celebration.
The Diamond 10 line will have {
new hull built for the st. Paul thi
winter and when she comes out ii
the spring she will resembi tn,
q aincy. as she will have a long texa
and her hull will be almost the same
dimensions of the Quincy. Work OF
the Dubuque is now going on rapidly
ICaPt. Killeen has decided not to max
q side wheel boat out of her.
Corn in Rock I.land county is s.
Ipsr cent of normal according to th
report of Crop Correspondent Thoma
Campbell. The average yield of oat
per acre is IS bushels anu the qualit
% per cent. The average yield pc
acre of rye is 20 bushels and tn
Equality 100 per cent. The conditio
of Irish potatoes is 35 per cent c
normal add apples Is per cent.
A complimentary entertainment TO
members and their ladies is to b
2 given tomorrow evening at the Rec
Island Club. the program 10 be ful
: nished by Giffen's Orchestra enter
tanners, an organization that has wo
( quite reputation for itself in tn
pact few years Features of the eI
q tertainment will be Helen G. Bics
e Iimpersonator, and Signor GiosciC
} harpist. The program begins at
o'clock
9 Although a month ago it was freel
! predicted by those interested in SCI
ling the projected pillow trust e
Through. that Oct. 1 would see tn
American Plow company firml
J launched and doing business. nothin
final is ct heard of he fate of the con
bine. 1t is certainly not doing bus
lness. and in the minds of many thel
. still exists a large and persisteI
=, doubt that it ever will get on its fee
. It has been so long forming that
3. has lost momentum and good DEF
p of local enthusiasm