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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

;, James NJ. Doten and wife to John W. Ham
Silian J. Knowles to Charles F. Nelson: lot
p, block 1, Hignan, Ridgway & Co.'s addi-
Anna Y Z Sym to stanslaw Kodak: part lot
lots II and e. fa ock w to hs aSn
addition to St. Anthony, $145.
o e 1 bde 81 Wes to Sae
ond division, 5000.
Minnesota Debsnture company, to Edward 3.
lots addsio to
o H. S"ast 2o Tfs Ss0Fss ha
Elmer E; Talbert and wife to Mary Gan1ey
part lot H. b see6 e. Allan Andersons Sec
7s agfsps sseo%S addt'o1 $780, ,s "'tA
block s. Williams VILLAS to ad 5iS9e 2stsraad lot
Anthony B. Ware and wife to Nina May Tres
f sa'1 1 9es d. a II and II block
49, hf F ad t2 Gas 3 lot
4 and 5, block 2 Fair Ground addition, 500. '0'O
:, Eugene y, " Wheeler a and d,, wife to Carrie
Francis Wcodling to Emma s. ,Goetzenberger;
Talbert; lot Il, block bloch q Allan & Anderson's
Bjeck; lot s, William Campbelrs addition to
Camden Place, $700. HI.
Howard A. Butterfeld and wife to Leslie T.
Woodward; lot 20. block 10, Forest Heights,
81. 600. -..-- H. :
Bradley Estate company to Richard Bradley;
part of lot 6, block 8, Town Of Minneapolis,
$500.
Mary R. Brown to Harriet Huntington Short.
man; lot 80, block 5, G. P. Jones' addition,
1926.
Mike Borck and wife to John N. Heinen; in
section %. township 120, range %, 81 900.
James NJ. Doten and wife to Joseph A. Ham
ilton; In section q, township 49, range q,
So, 400. =
Abbie A. Doten and husband to Anton Mikel-
son; in section Fl, township 119, range d. $175.
Henry L. Demeritt and wife to Abraham Ziml-
! norman; lot 4. block s, Cobb's addition, $500
Congregational Church of Excelsior ct al. to
range %, 1912.
Ten minor Deeds $3.50.
Total, thirty -seven deeds $22.o47.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-08
HE SAW EUROPE
WITH ARTIST EYE
w. g. WHITNEY GOES TO REST
AND REMAINS TO LOOK.
Architect Spends Four Months Abroad
and Returns with Dissertation on
European Buildings Preferred the
Art of Venice and Florence-Germ
Cathedrals Show Ravages Of War.

Altho he stayed abroad four months
to get away from shop. and shop talk,
William Charming Whitney, the archi-
tect, unconsclously looked with an ar
chitect s eyes and from the standpoint
Of an artist. Yet this ability to look
at things as a specialist added zest
rather than detracted from enjoyment
Of the trip, and Mr.. Whitney has re-
turned refreshed.
We went from London to Warwick,
and to Kenilworth and Stratford and
Oxford,' he said. "Oxford is a very
interesting place indeed. Most Of the
old buildings are built of extremely
soft sandstone, which is disintegrating,
and exaggerates the effect Of great age.
the town hall is quaint and Warwick
is especially interesting on this &C
count. Dover is characteristic old
town, with it's remains Of old Norman
architecture, and a cathedral interest,"
ing Tor its, architecture as well as for
| its associations s.
The meanderings Of the party took
island of Marker and Brussels and Am
sterdam. Brussels Mr.. Whitney de-
scribes as a quaint, picturesque old
town, in which the people obser>s old
customs. From an artistic standpoint
Amsterdam is memorable, with its old
| fashioned architecture and it's build
ings with gableends to the street, and
the Dutch canals and the innumerable
| windmills. o..
Forest, furnished type of the archi
tectural styles Of the middle ages sim
liar to the half-timber and Gothic
styles which mark Nuremberg. "That
section of Germany along the
| Rhine.' said Mr.. Whitney, "is most
CHARACTERISTIC Of the type Of early Ger
man work. It was the scene of the best
movement of German art and the build
ings have the best samples of painting
and decorating.' t..
From Germany the Whitney. party
was off for Lucerne and thru the St.
Gothard tunnel to Italy. "Apparent-
ly,' he said, "most Of the cathedrals
north of the Alps have been thru diff
ferent strifes, combats and wars until
they have been denuded Of their in
terror decorations. In Italy evidently
they have not abused the cathedrals in
the different wars as in the north.'
an instance Of this respect which has
contributed to artistic worth. The
buildings there impress one as being
! the first complete ones to be seen in
| Europe in that they are decorated in
| side as well as out. Pisa cathedral is
| finished inside with alternate layers OF
gray and white marble and it's origina
mural paintings and decorations are
intact. :tt y. IS
"Italy for an artist,' said Mr.. Whit
ney, els delight from one end to the
other. One is always tempted to &c
in and investigate fortified towns ani
castellated monasteries.15 Some of the
monasteries are practically small for
titled towns in themselves, reminding
one of the strenuous times in which thu
people lived when they were built.
EFlorence and Venice are the culmi
nation of the artistic interest in Eu
rope. The art Of Florence is native tt
it's soil. The art Of Rome was the ar
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$1,000 for modern house with four beautiful east 'front.'
$4,000 handles leaving No.
36 Humboldt ~ blocks overlooking Fore
plumbing WELL cisn
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SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS

o9-aess Nolst ssth and s@th Size
ST. sS4 On ss AZ ss1ss 5ss and @ " West
front lot 50 st NE between 10th and 2d avs NE
them. All belong to eastern parties
es of Sydney and Malcolm avs Sc Prospect Park
@ 1fSn @ % s "7 between 9th and Sth 't'
"as you s A. n from PIN
5S1s @ bss' ns s
East 2 s9s s s a Erie 'n'
g.: oc from s e State sH t bf~s 18th and 10th " 441SS feet
$3.50 Garfield between seth and 18th SITS
Ss f f!sn5 s s. @ % SD and $50 "
lots Oakland between 3sth and asth
lot between Mt Curve and Doug
SE sS{ @ between goth
Cor isz ay's s sss st.
$4,000 i fs;eSs
lot 9v 5S and 5Sth st
D. s Hs ts1 a and s st. nssnso feet. Easy
Largest piece of downtown property for the price in the city See us
fine rs a ts 6ns and m Sss East
the tract property by selling
Back from Lake Harriet part s thoroughly
%
6s,sss5 a1ss sa ss
fine large bathfoo; mnte g1ates everything complete
Ss 55:. f;s:p.es Park
R s for @ o S a f f fs ass n;
M and intends making SALE See Immediately y: and
5ss s?a
and SD third lot north of SD All and paid
S em S Of e leash 5dae%s tel
az 100 vide by M feet e EVE ] owl owner
THORPE BROS. s H%2S%s
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I abour Realty Go.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS,
y RENTALS, INSURANCE.
40 First Avenue South.

$1,300-50x135, on Lowry Hill proper,
with all street improvements and adj
Joining lots that are selling for twice
this amount and adjoining very fine
home. In our opinion it is one of the
biggest bargains in this city.
O-5ox12s, in the vicinity of
Franklin and Nicollet, with one of
the best houses in the city, contains
about IL rooms, finished in select
hardwoods, with fine hardwood floors
throughout; the best open plumbing,
combination heat, fine decorations,
gas fixtures and window shade fine
" fitted pantry, also butler 8 pantry,
toilet on first floor, beautiful hard
wood panel work and superior house
in every respect, with full basement
divided with brick partitions;
screens, storm SASH stone walks, all
street improvements, fine trees, etc.
$20o-Nice lot on First avenue 8, be-
tween 37th and 3Sth SITS, with city
water. '''''.'
965O-45x12s First avenue S, in the vi
entity of 9th st, with all street i'm
provements paid for.
s,ooo-5ox129, in the vicinity Of Hen
nepin and 25th St, with thoroughly
up-to-date house containing ten
rooms and finished third floor; beauti
full hardwood finish and floors. three
mantels, sideboard, bookcases, bev-
elled plate mirrors, seats, gas fixtures,
and high panel work in the library,
very finely decorated; full base
ment with an $500 hot water heating
plant, laundry, servant g toilet, etc.
The grounds are fenced, there is an
automobile house, all street improve
ments in addition, this house is
most completely furnished, the furn-
of valuable lace curtains, most ex.
pensive rugs, cut glass, silver, and
everything that goes to make up a
model home; would sell without the
furnishings, if desired.
S1,ooo-Four fine lots, near Minnehaha
and 35th avenue S, with nice little
homo in nice condition, with barn and
chickenhouse; it will pay you to in
vestigate; it is cheap.
81, 250-45xl2S, between Hennepin and
Lyndale, inside of 9th St, with a
thoroughly well-built home; it is en-
wood floors. You want to see it; easy
terms.
$295-4ox167, facing east on Pillsbury
f., avenue, between ooIn anu DIN oIS'
10 Exchange-Two lots, 48x165 each,
on Blaisdeu avenue, near Oath st; we
will give someone a great big bar
gain, either for cash on the easiest
q. terms, or will take as payment above
the mortgage, a cheap lot or most
anything that we can use.. They are
in the choicest section Of the city.
q You should look them up.
S35O-4Ox12S, perfect lot on Column
bus avenue near Lake St, with city
water, stone. walk and gas; good
terms if desired.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Charles Dahlgren. se1s Pleasant avenue, fran.
A. j. Mullen, a245 Pleasant avenue; fran,
dwelling, $4,000.
Five minor permits, 81, 425.
Total seven permits, 81, S25
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-08

A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like we'll
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize
the circulation, remove nervousness
and give strength and rest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-08
World's Fair Excursion.

Low rates over Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railroad regular trains with
fine equipment, run direct to the gates
Of the fair in 18 hours. Tickets at 424
Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-08
M. e.;ona 1ool harai NO,

NY friend, look here! you know
how weak and nervous your wife is,
and you know that Carter's Iron Pills
will relieve her, now why not be fair
about it and buy her boxs
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LOTS

1876 Franklin av r., between 22d
and 2213 avs S, lot 44x8o; sewer,
water and stone walk. It is very
@ cheap. Corner lot also. sz
S25O--Quincy st N E, between 23d
@ and oath ayes; fine large lot, 4Ox
100; stone walk $50 cash, $40 a
month.
S325-Aldrich av s, between 33d and
34th SITS, east front lot, 4oS12S;
fine location. 8i
$35O-Dupont av S, between 43d and
44th SITS; very fine. lot, 42x134; city
water; opposite beautiful Lynn
hurst. .1.-.
S36O-Grand av, between 18th and
goth SITS; lot has sewer, water, gas
-. and stone walk. Biggest snap on
the avenue. =
S160O-Lakes Place and 25th st; fine
double corner, 100x155; city water.
d Best bargain in Lake Of the Isles
addition. ~. ~ q *. IS
$4,000 dupont av S, between Doug
las and Summit; finest lot on
Lowry, Hill for the money. Bet
ter investigate. r
S325-Bryant IS and 36th st; three
east front lots. They lie low, but
are dirt cheap. Easy terms.
$3OO-Elliot av, between 2Sth and
goth SITS; fine lot with sewer, wa
ter, gas and stone walk. Easy
terms. Look this up at once.
HOUSES
S65O-No. 1914 N 18th st, neat cot
tage house of 5 rooms, renting for
ST.. It is a bargain and can be had
on easy terms.
$275O Nos. 2529 and 2531, 18th av
S; double house of 8 rooms each
side, modern except heat, and in
fine shape. Rents for $32. Will
make irst-class investment; lot
lot 42x127.
S335O-For new 7-room, all modern
residence on 10th av S, near 18th
st; part cash. Two lots if desired.
S22OO-No. 80, 9th av Sc, house Of
rooms, modern; barn; lot 4Oxllo.
only one-half block to Interurban
car line. Very easy terms.
S14OO-No. 2943, goth av s; new z
room house, we'll arranged and STU
ated on a large lot, 4Sxl57. Only
two blocks to Minnehaha car line.
Easy terms.
Call or Write for Catalog Of Bargains.
D. G. Bell lnv'st Go.
Ill S Fourth Street.
s. | u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22

Neal; W. L. Battles, Peoria; f. \. Ire
tand, Wurtemberg; G. II. Schmid. Min
neapoliS: j. ID. Brown. Ottumwa; Il.
r. Smith; II. d. Tisdale. Chicago; f.
NJ Littel. St. Louis.
vt Hotel Harms, (European)- IS.
Young. New York; Louis Winehet,
Chicago; \. IL. Kagy. Jack Donnelly.
George \. Norton. Jessie BARTLETT
Davis and maid, :. SimmonSon. Miss
Madge leasing and maid. Miss Hess.
Miss Mabel Reed, Charles Airline. f. Il.
Wallace. W. Vase. II. ThieI. Miss Holt,
Miss Lotus. T. F. English, Miss Vary,
Miss Mitchell. the Francis Wilson COM
panv; s. p. Holmes. Chicago; ID. c.
Harris. Il. G.. Craig. DeS Moines, j. I.
Lunbert. Peoria: NJ j. Madison. Chi
cago; +. l.. Brown. j. +. Sullivan,
Boston; :. !. Carr, Chicago; F. c. Har-
ris, W. j. Baxter. Miss Virginia Flood,
George Mortimer. Katherine Evans.
George Elmore, Harry Lavine, New
York: !: f. Marion, Chicago; =. J.
RugeI, Cleveland; J. McLoy, Margaret
Rene. New York; y. {. Morgan, d. r.
Davies, :. f. Booth. !. E. Ward, Miss
Golfer. Miss Adams,f Miss Cleveland,
hduAat ON NistiA. H. -. tiAAAtA- -Ai7T
Frontier. Miss s Egan. Miss l.. Egan.
Miss Van Ness. Helen Chester, +. i.
Adams, G. V. Dree. the Francis Wilson
company: G. W. Lyons. New York;
w. Otis Spear. Philadelphia: f. NJ.
Sweet, Chicago; {. y. kuch. Canton.
Ohio: Charles p. Swift. Chicago;
James Blair. New York; F. /. Jones'
Cleveland. Ohio G. Il. Edwards, New
York; Il. ii. Seelhotf, st. Louis; f.. l..
McFern. +. j. Sampson, T. !. VIII
Hams. Chicago; y. {. Atherton, Pitts
burg; f. q. Bailey, New York; +. V.
Tiffany; 5. J. Tannhaeuser. Detroit:
f. l.. Matthews, Cinciunati: y. Il.
Macdonald. Chicago; y. NJ. Dolan,
Chicago: George G. Ingodsbv, Chica-
go; II. O. Spear, Philadelphia; Il. J.
Winthrope. Chicago; l.. j. Myers, Chi
cago; w. c. Williams. Chicago; f. s.
Humphrey. Dixon. H.; Richard Mil
Ter. Boston; s. J. Sneed. Chicago; y.
+. Burrows. Cincinnati: L. V. Gordon.
New York; \. c. Marrow. L. !. Sidney.
ID. b. Marion. Chicago; 5. J. Weaver,
Burlington; ID. ID. Gregory, Chicago;
J. {. Evans. New York; NJ. y. Bron-
son, Philadelphia.
At the Rock Island-J. \. Slocum.
Quincy; Il. b. KiIgore. st. Louis; II.
w Cross. BeardstoWn; ID. {. Daniel
son, Leland; John s. Salisbury. Omaha;
L. Il. Strong, Seneca; w. 5. Peterson.
Decatur; Fred Johnson. Cambridge;
p. j. Farrelly. +. +. Law. Chicago; \.
L. Nodine. Michigan City. Ind; G. =.
Nallette. John Styles, Chicago, C.. Il.
Galena, c. Elliott. Prince
ton; II. \. Briggs, Davenport: I. f.
Van SAINT. Kansas City; Frank \. Roll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22

house furnishings. get in on The
! ground floor at Summers. for the sale
/ NAV soon be. closed.
| Sra.iaI ,,,yo,,;ns :, sboe- Loco
Water shoe conDapv 1-oa S4c0nf
avenue
-, ,o,,u ,,a,.. Ea-tar ~,
F. ~, - 80 -, - m
s1it Won
Cb;,t-..- sh,a- ei -.
"a - - 80 - = p, ''e
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NJ and NJ pober. caaa,15 eoo
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,.;,L NJ y : ~, 81, ,rhin.aaat -.
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''.''e's no company ASS q
o-ber shoe eture in Rocl- island
,,;,,;....-.- ..-....-,.-
IT., 49, -
- .''-.. 50, - D - ''',,, L. -
-. -.
NV, ,rn.i, .,.;, -" 49, ~ -. u'
-. IN, d. -. -.
:, ~,
n o..,,,..',,- a.. IL. :, -.
- ,oh
- r. HtoC,,,.,.o.,, o.. a.. init
tomorrow evening. $40 Seats nov
an al. ,+ Y II 4 rav,. c.,d
s.,t- loft
a., -. min - -.
-. 49,. ..,i ,,,,.,,,.,i.
week. !. H.. c. Petersen's sons. Day-
cnport Iowa.
III. =. ,.,,,. ,,I....,, =. ,.. $780,,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22
AT THE HOTELS

At the Harper - y. II. c. Dallea
Chicago: W. W. Newhall. Kansas City;
:. Gurtine. Chicago: Francis Wilson
New York: +. f. Burns, St. Louis: Mr.
and Mrs. W. ID. Mann, New York;
James kunz. western Iowa: NJ. p. Ro-
SenficlG. Moline: H. G.. Giberson. Al
ton; l.. j. Lungini. Chicago; r. j
Wolfe, Watertown, Ind; {. +. Nc
Elroy. Ottumwa; Thomas Arnold
Rock Island; Ed Shilling. St. Louis
H. G.. Flynn. Alton. H.; NJ. \. Quincy.
ST. Louis; Robert Rice, Galesburg; ~
Il. Miller and wife. Washington. Iowa ;
}. Il. Robin. New York; j. Hastan,
Chicago; {. j. Koontz. Beardstown:
ID. l.. Casper, New York; {. II. Norce,
Battle Greek: W. Custer. f. III. Schles-
enger, New York; {. +. Taylor. Oma-
ha; {. II. Eldridge. 4. Claussen, Frank
Ewoldt. Miss Maude Day, Davenport;
CIV. Seymour. New York: W. X. Trim
BILE, Princeton. H.; II. ID. Page, Peo-
ria; William Kelley, Savanna; j. X.
Carlisle and wife. New York; L. S.
Harrison, Z. j. CASTOR, Chicago; j. G..
Porter, Boston; Howard j. Clark,
Des Moines; !. Il. Frason. j. r. Man
ion, New York; +. h. Orn. Chicago;
II. G. Craig. Des Moiues; Harry MiIls.
Chicago; W. \. Card. Beardstown; j.
Darling, Chicago; w. s. Hopkins, Phil
adelphia; L. d. Parker. Cedar Rapids:
+. j. Burnham. Cincinnati; j. II. Hew-
EFT. Dubuque; j. T. Walker. Kansas
City. Mo; :. {. Clifford. Rock Island;
Philip III. Farley, New York; Warner
Sweenk, Boston; II. ID. Ramsay, Nor
rison; !. Il. Tompkins, Peoria; c. L.
Turner. New York; G.. w. Stuck, Peo-
ria; w. l.. Hope. Chicago: II. Denber-
ger, Chicago; +. {. Shinn. New York;
j. \. Sherwood. Chicago; J. Brown,
Milwaukee; {. y. Blowers, Chicago;
i. y. Berry, Beardstown; y. W. Craw-
ford. Rock Island; J. G. Cook, Rock
Island; +. G.. Johnson, Beardstown;
Il. c. Wigton, Philadelphia; Dan Nc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22

ed TO pay a fine of S25 and costs. In
default OF the cash he was sent 10
Jail
The tax books of Cordova township
have been returned by the collector
] ". {. Heavy. The total taX.charged
was $. ss2.4O: collected. S6.7s9.91; de-
linquent. 81. O92. 40; collectors commits
sion. $135.79.
Exact copies of the latest American
and Partisan creations in millinery on
sale and display at our spring open
ing Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. J. H. {. Petersen's Sons, Dav-
export, Iowa.
Mrs. La Frenz viii have her annual
millinery opening Thursday and Fri
day Of this week when she will show
| the latest and daintiest designs in new
spring millinery. See her display be
fore looking elsewhere.
The betrothal of Miss Rosa FrankcI
and David Zefren. two well-known
Young people of this city. has been
announced by the parents Of the for
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. =. FrankeI. of 212f
Third avenue.
John Noss. the well known Rock Isl
and wrestler who was pupil Of Far
ner Burns. goes to Rockford tomor-
row night to wrestle with Hialmar
Lundin. known Ia fame as the ''Swed-
ISL strong man."
Attend the coIored cantata. Bel
shazZar's Feast" given for the benefit
Of Mckinley Baptist church at the y.
VI. {. \. auditorium Thursday even
II
Admission. - cents.
Calvin C'Jupe'O Beecham. the col
ored shoe sinner at the Harper house.
who Monday morning assaulted Man
ager Charles McHugh at the Harper.
was bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of 5000 by Magistrate G. \.
johnson, at the police station this
morning. He went to Jail.
Gen. William Long, commander of
the Christian Warriors. the religious
band with headquarters at 21O4
Fourth avenue, states that his follow
ing has no connection with members
OF the Christian Volunteer Warriors.
ana that the latter have no right 10
solicit assistance for his cause.
W. {. Tctten. the music dealer. was
narrowly missed by the fall of the
50o-pound electric sign which was be
ing down from in front of his place of
business on Second avenue yesterday
afternoon. The rope by which it was
being lowered broke. y new sign viii
be put in place bearing 200 incandes-
cent lights.
VI midnight last night the time for
Z no fiIiuo Of tho N for.
and township officers ended. In addi-
ton to the regular democratic, re-
publican and socialist tickets there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22

are fled the Looney ticket and two
Independent candidates for aldermen.
Sam Il. DaXon. put on by Looney in
the First ward. and William Ferkel,
the former policeman. who goes on
independent Of party in the Second
ward.
Miss Helen Gould gave a reception
yesterday at her home in New York
which was attended by nearly 100 sol
diers. members of the army branch of
the y NJ. c. y. and by many friends
of the organization. On the reception
mmittee were Mrs. +. y. Darlington
of Governors Island. and formerly of
Rock Island representing Mrs. Cor
bin: Mrs. Russell Sage. Mrs. Lucien o.
Warner. Mrs Harvey f. Fisk and Miss
Gould
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22

and, hurry *. Hill and Harry Buchau-
an, Millionaire Tramp company:
James /. Cary, George b. Knapp. Du-
buque; ID. Schlenter, st. Louis; l.. {.
Dunlap, Peoria; Albert Fetter, La
Crosse; \. Dunsmore, Chicago; l.. {.
Crate, o. l.. Peek. city: William Il.
Walters. Milan; ID. II. IIuntoon. Belle
vue, Iowa; f. J. CrosseH. NJ. Il. Didon-
age, NJ. w. Smith. Chicago; J. w.
johnson, New York; II. b. Haines, X.
l.. BAN. Chicago; w o. Williamson,
Chicago; c. Wright, Chicago; L. T..
Craig. Rock Island; w. Roy Bryant,
Normal; Gus Palmer, Chicago; w. Il.
Carey, Carbon Cliff; j. \. Hutchinson.
Orion; Thomas Kalahar, Charlton.
Iowa; George j. Risto, Chicago; II. w.
Cross. Beardstown; George b. Morri-
son. Batavia; G. Haberand, Minneap-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22
CITY CHAT.

Racycles at Hynes'.
Zazaro. Union cigar.
Hynes repairs wheels.
Crown wheels at Hyncs'.
Crown BICYCLES at HyHes'.
For insurance, L. J. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Kcrier Bros. your carpet cleaners.
For bus. baggage. express. call Eobb's
Have your wheel cleaned at Hynes'.
Spencer & Trcfz for bus or express.
Go to Laee-Waters ror shoe bar
gains.
For real estate and insurance. Z. J.
Burns.
Have coaster brake put on At
Hynes'.
Great values in muslin underwear at
Young d McCombs'.
The big muslin underwear sale at
Young d McCombs'.
The stage # water was 500 at a.
III. and 1920 at noon.
Nice new wall paper only , cents a
roll at Lerch Grevc's.
Carpet cleaners. Rock Island Rug
company. both phones.
The closing out sale at Summers
will not last much longer.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Pctersen's, 1914 Third avenue.
The 10th annual underwear sale Is
now on at Young * McCombs'.
Lage-Watcrs is the name Of the best
shoe store; 1903 Second avenue.
Only cents roll for wall paper at
Lcrch Greye's. POOP Fourth avenue.
For tin and furnace work. see Ii. T.
Siemon, 1926 Fourth avenue, union 2S3.
Trinity guild will meet with Mrs. G.
{. Carter tomorrow afternoon at 80.
Lagc-NNaters are selling shoes cheap.
getting ready for their grand opening.
John r. McCutcheon. the newspaper
cartoonist, at the illinois tomorrow
evening.
II you are thinking cf buying a
stove. range or anything in the line of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight, increasing
cloudinesS Wednesday; no de-
cided change in temperature.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature at z a. m. 81;
at 2:3O p. m. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22
Notice.

Beginning April ! the ice dealers of
Rock Island will sell ice coupon books
for cash only. All coupon books not
paid for in 10 days after issue will be
taken up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22

oils; Frank \. Van Holm. Galesburg;
G. p. Darth. Minneapolis; =. h. Allen,
Rock Island; II. +. Bruballer. Buffalo
Prairie; y. w. Kciso, Rock Island; II.
Reid. What Cheer iowa; W. Il. Birncy,
Des Moines; f. \. Hinl>ston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-22
Saloon Notice.

Free oN-taiI soup. George c. Wits
sample room, Wednesday evening.
street and Fourth ave-
nue..