Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15

80 cents, take your pick % cents, at
Sommers & LaVelle's-
A lot Of mems patent colt oxfords,
regular $3.50 values for Saturday, per
pair 81 Lage-Waters'.
Double oven four-hole case stoves,
els each. Connections made free.
| Peoples Power company
Henry Ladder, of New York City,
will give an address on socialism on
Market square this evening
y great line of mems shoes selling
at 81 less than their regular price at
Lage-Waters' shoe cOmpany's.
An inquiry into the sanity of Albert
| Benson, of Moline, is being held In
the county court this afternoon.
Fancy pineapples 10 cents apiece,
| your last opportunity this season TO
buy at this price at Passig Bros.
Mems 80 cent negligee shirts 29
cents: women's 10 cent sleeveless
vests 7 cents. Saturday at McCabes.
The great Sioux reservation in
| South Dakota is open to hOmesteaders.
File through L. S. Griggs, Pierre. S. d.
Attend the concert and picnic given
| by the Rock Island Maennerchor next
Sunday afternoon and evening at HUI
| ber's garden.
Miss Emma Peterson was the only
witness who testified in the War; trial
at Cambridge today. There were no
new developments.
Attend the dance given by the West
End football team at Watch Tower
inn tonight. Admission, % cents; la
dies free. Good music.
The sacrifice sale at Young & Nc
Combs still continues with unusual
interest. which shows that the trading
public appreciate bargains.
Mrs. lima Camp, of Ottumwa, Iowa,
was married to John Boeson, OF
Omaha. Neb., last evening at the court
house by Judge E. L. Parmenter.
DR. p. F. Purdue has moved his of
fee and residence to 41112 Twentieth
street. He will be pleased to promptly
attend calls day or night. Both
phones.
The city council held a special meet
ing this afternoon to inspect the
ITwenty-ninth street paving, recently
completed by the Tri-City Construction
company.
Mrs John Mccall, the South Rock
Island smallpox patient, yesterday af
tcrnoon was removed to the city quar-
antinc hospital in the southwest part
of town.
Best patent" and chronic disease
medicines in the world. Two bottles.
boxes or packages of the same kind
for the price of one at the Pru-ri-ta
store 1913 Second avenue. over 100
kinds TO select from.
Teros & Coliopulos Will open anoth-
er first class shining parlor Saturday
mornin,s at 1905 Second avenue. Bill
lizards. pool and cigars of all kinds
Shine. ladies and gentlemen, only five
cents. Give us a trial.
\ largely attended social was given
last evening by the congregation of
Sacred Heart church. II took place
ON the lawn at the church parsonage.
Dancing followed in the school hall.
BlCuCr's orchestra furnished music.
The picnic to be given the Goth OF
this month at Galesburg by the Gales
burg Tribunal will be attended by the
Young ladies' drill team of Home tri-
bunal No. 1. of this city. The mem
bcrs of the team from here Will give
drill.
Charles Smith. while drunk. threat
ened to clean out the Maucker house
on Fourth avenue yesterday after
noon. Before he had done any dam
age ne was placed under arrest. This
morning he was fined $40 and costs in
the police court on a charge of disOr-
DERBY conduct.
The democrats of Davenport are
preparing for a ratification OF the nom
ination of Parker and Davis to be held
tomorrow night on Main street in front
OF the Democrat Office. Congressman
Wade will be the principal speaker of
1.-THE evening. Prominent local speakers
will also participate in the program.
Music will be furnished by band Of
50 pieces.
Davenport competitors Will not par
tiCipate IN the billiard match at the
Central billiard hall this evening in
which representatives of the three cit
les were TO have taken part. There
will be a match, however, between
Weston and Rose. OF this city. and
Eastman and Owens of Moline. and the
winners viii play the Davenport men
probably some time next week.