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The daily sentinel., 1903-07-28
How Its Done.

A farmer had whole lot of black
currants on hand. He resided short
distance from the city. He did. not
know how to dispose of them. A
friend who had had some experience
in adverti sing suggested that he palce
an advertisement in The Sentinel. He
did SO. afterwards placing another ad !
vertisement in another paper. Last
night the gentleman came into this
office and said, 81 shall never again
be a disbeliever in advertising. We
wanted to have those curl ants picked
on the share or any old way to get
rid of them. We placed a sign up at
the farm gate. but we sold no currents.
The advertisement was placed in your
paper and we sold all we could gather
and many postals reached us from per-
sons we could not supply. They al
in The Sentinel.
This farmer has become q convert to
a means whereby he can dispose of
his excess fruit if he has any on hand
Now, il no one wanted black currents.
he would have had no replies from
his advertisement. But that would
not have proven that the advertise
ment was of no account or that the
people did not see the ad. However.
had the farmer received no replies, he
would never again have believed in
advertising. w. A. Kennedy was
made convert last fall ON the apple
proposition. Advertising does pay.
always will pay. if you have what
the people want and sell it for tho
right price.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-28
Indians VS.. Palisades.

The Indian boys crossed bats with
palisade nine last Saturday on the
alters grounds and met defeat for
the first time this season, by the fol-
lowing score, Indian school 6, Pali-
sades IL.
One of the fine features of the game
was the phenominal pitching on both
sides. A return game will be plaeyd
at the Indian school some time dur
ing the coming week. A spectator
was heard to remark that it was a
shame that bail team with as good
players as has Palisades. would toler-
ate would be players that can not play
clean game but still resort to dirty
tricks that were Gu stomary before base
ball became a scientific game. An
Indian boy was heard to ask how that
big first baseman could have heart
trouble i'm his leg.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-28
A Fine Fighting Machine.

Bar Harbor, Me-. July 26.-The
United States Battlesiip Kearsarge
arrived at Bar Harbor at 5 :42 p. M.
and dropped anchor in the upper har-
Dor at 6:13 All day the shore path
had been thronged with people anxi-
ously watching the eastern horizon
for the first glimpse of the famous
ship, but it was not until 8 O'Clock
that her immense hull appeared OF
of the mist in the east. Coming full
speed the ship entered the harbor and
passed the other ships of the squadron
at anchor, then proceeding to the up
per harbor. where the battleship Illir.
ois, with Admiral Barker on board.
was anchored. After the usual form
ality the representative of the Associ-
ated Press was received on board and
was the first to greet Captain Hemp
hill, who expressed surprise that their
trip should be of interest to others
outside of the navy department. He
said:
''We left the Needles at 20 p. m.
ON Friday, July II, and Mount Desert
Rock at l2 80 today covering the dis
tance of 1900 miles in nine days,
fourteen hours, an average speed of
13 :I6 miles an hour The highest
speed attained was little over fifteen
knots an hour and the slowest was ten.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-28

A. P. Ballard, of Westwater. Utah
is in the city today. Mr.. Ballard
formerly was engaged in the book and
stationery business in this city. He
is now successfully engaged in tn,
hotel aud sheep raisi ig business. Hi,
many friends were glad TO see him
again today.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-28

Miss Lou Currier has accepted a
position with the firm of Carnahan
g. vanHoolebeke, as stenographer. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

All new and clean goods. The new
clothiers, Gustafson d Hayes.
Attend the masquerade ball given by
the Woodmen of South Rock Island at
their han Saturday night. Dec. - Ad-
mission, gents so cents, ladies~10 cents.
Remember the dance of the Iro-
quois club tomorrow night at the Mo-
line Industrial halls: $50 given in
prizes. Gentlemen, so cents; ladies,
% cents.
Yesterday was the birthday anniver-
sary of F. \. Graves, chief of the GER
tificate department at the Woodmen
head office As a remembrance of the
occasion the clerks of his department
presented him a handsome clock.
Kurth q Hanson have opened the
old Black Diamond coal office, 1906
First avenue, and are now prepared
to fill all orders for winter. Leave
orders at 1906 First avenue or 1881
Twelfth avenue Old phone west 1345
The ladies in charge of the supper
for the benefit of the Visitation Sis
ters tomorrow evening have arranged
special table for clerks in order
that prompt service may be given to
those who are engaged in the retail
establishments.
The Mems Fellowship club of the
Trinity Episcop2l church met Wednes-
day evening at the rectory. Several
new members were voted in, bring
ing the number belonging to eighteen.
An effort will be made to give club
supper some time in January.
The Davenport library board last
night accepted an invitation to at
tend the opening of the new Rock
Island library building next Tuesday.
The Davenport board has decided to
dedicate the new Carnegie library in
that city next april and to invite
Judge John F. Dillon, of New York,
former Davenporter, to deliver the
principal address on that occasion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

authors; just the thing for holiday
gifts, at Young q McCombs'.
NJ. & X. have placed on sale grand
| line of overcOats at SO and $12.
Use H. Tremann's Sons kettle rem
dered leaf lard. Always the best.
Nice, fresh dressed turkeys, chick
ems, ducks and geese at Schroeder's.
Watches, jewelry, toys and china
ware being sold at cost at BrooIman's.
Watches. jewelry. toys and china
ware being sold at cost at Brookman's.
Watches. jewelry, toys and china
ware being sold at cost at Brookman's.
Watches, jewelry, toys and china
ware being sold at cost at Brookman's.
Watches, jewelry, toys and china
ware being sold at cost at BrOokman'
Special cut prices on cloaks and
suits Saturday at Young & McCombs'.
NJ. & X. have fine line of domet
flannel night robes at so cents and ST..
Any amount of mems arctics 9s
cents at Lage-Waters Shoe company.
Good coal, coal, coal, at Mueller
Lumber companys. Both telephones.
For tin and furnace work, see H. T
Siemon, 1926 Fourth avenue, union 2S3.
Free cooking school at Young & Nc
Combs Saturday evening from to
$50.
DR.. p. F. Purdue, 1716h Second ave
nue.. Old phone at office and resi-
dence.
Tonight at j. Ramser's, sterling sill
yer thimble IS cents. One to a Gus
toner.
Mems and boys sweaters in all col
ors and at all prices at GustafsOn d
Hayes.
Now Is the time to buy holiday
goodS' TOYS JeWelrN' etc, az AouhS ~
McOo
Fine fancy box stationery, extra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

elry has ever been sold in Rock Isl
and county.
Overcoats for men, SO to $35. Som
liners & LaVelle.
New styles in mems stiff and soft
hats. Sommers & LaVelle.
Mems duchess trousers, all wool
$3.50. Sommers q LaNelle.
Nice display of fresh fruits and veg
etables at Harris & Gauley's.
Boys overcoats. all new styles, al
$3.50 to SIS. Sommers & LaVelle.
Mems heavy all wool trousers, a
bargain. at 81. Sommers q LaNelle.
Be sure and read Finne's red letter
sale ad on page four. 1t will interest
you.
Gentlemen's high grade tailoring at
the Rosenfield Tailoring company
opposite the postOffice.
Gentlemen's high grade tailoring at
the Rosenfield Tailoring company,
opposite the pOstotfice.
a new daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. }. COlligan-
| $40 Forty-second street.
Come and select some suitable
Christmas present for him. We have
| it. Gustafson d Hayes.
Now is the time to have your jars
filled with h. Tremann's Sons pure
kettle rendered leaf lard.
Lage-Waters have added to their
shoe store first class shoemaker,
! brought here from Chicago.
Never has there been such a fine ar
ray of Christmas presents as are
shown at Young u McCombs'.
Every pair of misses and children's
shoes must be gone by Jan. l. Pay
| you to see the prices. Adams.
Suits and overcoats at $15, the great
est value ever offered in this section.
Are you with us? The London.
Don't forget that the G. & II. special
suits and overcOats leads them all.
! Sold only by Gustafson & Hayes.
All kinds of coal at all times. Tri-
City Transfer & Fuel company, 215
Twentieth street. Prompt delivery.
We teach YOU how to make delicious
| angel food with only eight eggs at the
free cooking school. Young d Nc
! Combs.
Fresh tomatoes, watercress. mush-
rooms green onions cucumbers. head
| lettuce and cauIifower at Hess Bros.
| tomorrow.
The great jewelry close out of the
| Fred Woltmann stock begins tomOr-
row morning at o'clock at the Volt
mann store.
Joseph Noss. Of Rock Island. and
Miss Philippine Fisher. of Davenport
were married by Justice II. NJ. Schri-
! yer at his office last night.
! Dressed chickens. ducks and geese,
pork tenderloins. spare ribs. oysters
celery. and all kinds of choice cuts OF
meats at SCHNEIDER Bros.
Fancy shirts, fancy ties and muf-
fers in all colors, prices and shapes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
THE WEATHER
CITY CHAT.

NJ. d X. for trousers.
lazaro. Union cigar.
NJ. & K for footwear.
NJ d X. for low prices.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
NJ. & X. for overcoats.
NJ. q X. for duck coats.
NJ. d X. for good goods.
NJ & X for boys clothing.
For insurance, f. j. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Plenty Of rabbits at Hess Bros.
Tomatoes 71s cents at Week.-Mrs..
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Flour $1.1O per sack at Weckers.
For bus, baggage, express. call Robb's.
See Adams window for holiday slip
pers.
For real estate and insurance, E. j.
Burns.
Pure sweet apple cider at Kusch-
Inann's.
Kuschmann's.
Leaf lard and pork tenderloins at II.
Tremann's Sons.
Dressed ducks and chickens at H.
Tremann's Sons.
Good quality of shoes at Lage-Na-
tiers Shoe company.
Pointer" brand tomatoes re cents
per can at Weckel's.
Mantel clocks, beautiful, new de-
signs, at j. Ramser's.
\ son was born last night to Mr..
and Mrs. Max Zeffren.
Lots Of pretty things for Christmas
at Gustafson & Hayes.
Mems holiday slippers IS cents at
Louie's shoe department.
Mems holiday slippers IS cents at
Louie's shoe department.
for 50 cents. Millinery depart
ment. Young d McCombs.
Exceptional values in misses and
chiIdren's shoes at Adams.
Watches and diamonds at j. Ram
scr's. We save you money.
All kinds of coal for sale at the
Rock Island Lumber company.
Dressed chickens, turkeys, ducks and
geese at Hess Bros. tomorrow.
Choice lot of literature by popular
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
POINTERS IN XMAS GLOVES
At Bennett's. the Old Reliable Furrier an,

AT Benefits. the Old Reliable Furrier and
Glover.
Our genuine English walking gloves
for ladies. So: marked $1.5O.
Our genuine Russian silk lined 81
glove for $50.
Our ladies white kid gloves, $1.75
grade for S1.25.
Our ladies' black $l.75 glove for
$125
Our English walking glove. $1.5o,
fer ST.
Our genuine Mocha Silk lined So glove
for $3.50.
Our genuine unlined Mocha S1.15
glove for $1.25.
Ladies' 1928 kid glove for 95 cents
This sale will he for one day only
Saturday, Dec. -. These goods are
new and made for the Christmas
! trade. No gloves fitted or exchanged
during this sale. BENNETT.
! The old reliable glover and furrier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11
ROCK ISLANDERS INA
WRECK AT KANSAS CITY

The Rock Island passenger train.
No. II. from the west, due here at
$40 m. was three hours late this
morning. the cause being due to a
wreck at Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs James O'Connor. OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

1907 Fourth avenue. who were return
ing from trip to the south, were
passengers on the train.
The fireman, whose home is at Kan
sas City. was the only person injured.
he having his arm broken and the
thumb and three fingers of his right
hand cut off.
The engine and mail car were both
damaged. but after another en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

CINE was substituted, the train came
on through, arriving at the time stat
ed above.
The Rock Islands fast mail. due
here from Chicago at 6:55. was three
hours late this morning. The cause
assigned was the inability of the en-
gine to keep enough steam to main
tain the speed required TO make the
schedule time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-11

ne SeCTeT OF our success IS NOT
due to the mere fact that C1othe men, women
and children liberal credit plan. Neither
are the moderate prices quote goods
entirely responsible for it. 1t is surprise which
! agtates the minds of many small concerns in
every city where stores established.
Many have tried to initiate and we're doomed
to failure. Others bound to meet with the
same experience. We simply hold the key to the
situation. We the only Credit Clothing Firm
in existanCe that makes the clothing sell.
We the only Credit Clothing House that sells
) good clothing exclusively and our store is the
only place where standard qualities offered
at low prices. No matter if you purchase
penSive or inexpensive garment you rests as
Sured that the sterling value is there every
time The facts which and friends should be
? That clOthe every honest and
correctly and comfortably the easiest
there convenience trade with A little
knowledge, little intelligent comparison and little
! Judgment will convince that the people trade
where they the best goods for the least
and the for perfect fit, and that is why
! busy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

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ahd bisek Grapes ~ shirts ibi
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Fountain ig
told drinks N aii kinds ies efeam
siib crushed fruits eoniaeiloBsflss.
aio ~ " iioimea restaurant and
iae efeam paflof Cfoam supplied M
quantities 1871
Wanted iHovsfy iown bfipbf bog
ain NJ suman ii0ma soff SALARY
land si0 Westig fssas pubiishinp
Co. Mart tesss i69
J " Robinson, manager i1f me
Hhawnse Mercantile 60 NJ Hhaw
nee utla haa been spending several
lays M iho me eiiy
WIN iipby and W w. Winter
have returned from Marlin who're
ihby secured me contract fofanaw
national banh building
rev O. q. Mlehls leh yesterday
iof landefa county accompanied by
Wiley Helley o. viii reside NJ
ilandafa WIN hls brother
ffoah broad and cakos llgbt. clean
and wholesome supplied IN any
quantity by iho fosas bakery Mrs.
Oiiu ilUohmo pfopfIelfess. il5ii
NJ and Mfa Vs. u powem af
Rived from Navaaoia Sunday 10
mako their home in nryan NJ.
Powers gill be- Win the 1ll midi.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

rart. N.h STAY 1o niue river
u.. .IfI. mr ihIHf.eIt hours n
Ia f...fr n.N.. fIo.. fhe high waief
m... .I I.. IHr Voter ia running
o... .ur.. iII Tn. .HIih an1 west
f'I.H .Ia GOOD UI flnm ihe main PART ~
town fn COMO f.H..H HHre.Y more
tNHn mHi. Hf HIHa.H 8n b. fetn Tho
sI..iI NHH UHni his shut on end
the tI.0r.uI.a rHnI h1a stopped $50.
tar h.UHr H.HI.i ths nra boxes The
uufl.H.ion 0UI Union Pacific Yards
afe HHIeI The enfHer Nrre taken
nnf .| ih. ROUND H0Ha. Friday HIrht
TH. burlington rHH.na.r station 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02
SIXTEEN DROWNED


NFHNW w 'HNH"'"'fNNf HH'HHf.
Memphis MaY 10 aIsfeaH negroes
fampoalnr teo families NJ cotton pIan.
aNaH hands were drowned ln me
Mlaass.pri river near pepn Point
ffiy mIIss north W ihls city They
lsn Ch.ier plantation afisf iafk in
ieo aklns Tha waves from a passing
vessel npffe1 nall boats and 200
hands save ons went down iad WIN
nai escaped by clluaInr 10 an orr Ne
Haa washed Hsh0fe and reported the
calamity t1 ur Chllra prominent
physician. uh0 brought ihe news 20
Memphis
f0Ii0rl1r Iaa iisf NJ me dead ssvon
NJ whose bodies hHta been recovered
ff 81 nnuniiffa nHharlb R0uHtfee
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hrfil n0uHdirea Infant nnundifee An
drew n0HHitfDe and wife Lewis
George Scot CHmm curtis 00riN
James iHd Little Nn0fe infant Moore
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Glm desif0ted y siflBg N MINI
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Reliance,
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tsi we're in iDND Beaisfdag.
Mr. pasebai BIigfd N Marshall D
here visiting relatives
Tgm iilsts is here from slm0nign
F0n Bend county
/ q. a Glenn WIS., here from si0n
riiY Ysst fda1
Jobb Folder returned from NAYS
cute yesterday
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Local WetOS


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Houston yesterday
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~ visited iisafna yesterday
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NJ and NJ q A. n Robinson
vent ~ ilHnisFilia Sunday night
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iyaai riafia a Fountains iW
Miss i.gHlss ramsf0u N GALVESTON
b. ibs guest N Ne ! Allen Myers
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abd renovation iof iha coming sea
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sfa visiting ~ aud Nn Chas rat
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can naaulY noufat Clarke a fouu
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Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02
Me1's ODfDffcrs

w. want fDHf afDffff ifada f0f
jHns aud eah make h ~ y0Hf Inter.
ssi ~ glfs nsa " dags trial CLARKE
A Fountain. Ne
bl n " Cummings Wa here
nom iieafna yesterday o. reports
ihs prohibition question boo and
predicts ihai Robertson county will
NJ ~ jnnee
charlie Nlehols ~ Madlsonvllls
arrived Sunday from Galveston.
whsfs he hes jusi graduated NJ phaf
macy 49, waa met here Ny he
fsthsf y " Nlehois
Nn Walter Meiysf and children
fstnfned ~ Rogers Prairie yesief
day after q Welt ~ ~ and Mrs. fofn
Hsafey fhsy we're accompanied
by W. claude Hsafey
mo Eagle has received me f1lloW
Ingi me president and faculty ~
ihe University ~ fsKaa requests iho
honor NJ your presence ~ thn aHef.
elsoa NJ tha tesntlalh commence
mont Juno YEN ~ iUth ip0J Austin,
foxaa
rev and Mfs v H. Hhotllos wont
l0 marlin yesterday from which
place Mf Ahotilea goes ~ George.
town 10 attend n theological summer
school of course NJ lectures Ny some
NJ ihe most eminent theologlana in
ihla country
"a Tally haa % new carriage and
has established r. bach stand in front
NJ lbo Exchange shaving paflof with
telephone call station phone 80.
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Tuesday evening juno % Asp.0uIld
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yesterday Nr Mc0f.For bas just
recovered from r. two weeks illnosa.
uo reports a. wolf attended PRAYER
mU0f.nH nul SUNDAY school hHld.
regularly at Mlntof springs Mr
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