Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-29

ha summoned by the death of a rela-
tive
Charles Hustled of Murray. Iowa. a
farm laborer. was killed on the Bur
lington near Galesburg Thursday
night
No use trying to beat brakes prices
on anything in housefurnishings for
they have them all beat 324-32S Brady
street, Davenport
Report your changes to Stones city
directory, Office northeast corner Sec
ond avenue and Eighteenth street, OF
call up old phone $50 l.
brakes sewing machine department
| is very popular these days They have
the sewing machines that sell. 324-
32S Brady street, Davenport.
If YOU want lace curtains. go straight
TO brakes and buy them for just one
half what you would pay elsewhere
| 324-328 Brady street, Davenport
The automatic refrigerator not only
saves ice bills. bur it preserves the
food better too. All sizes and prices
at Clemann & Salzmann's. sole agents.
Make no mistake, but buy furniture.
carpets, rugs. etc. where you get the
goods. and prices will give complete
satisfaction. The big store, Clemann
& Salzmann.
The socialist party will have May
day celebration Tuesday, May 2, at 8
p. m. at Claus Groth hall, Davenport.
A. NJ. Simmons. of Chicago. will de-
liver lecture.
This afternoon at the Ninth street
track the members of the various
classes of the high school are contest
ing in the interclass track and field
meet. There is spirited rivalry.
brakes carpet and curtain depart
ment is the busiest place in town just
now. The people are finding out where
TO go for bargains. Suppose you try
us. 324328 Brady street, Davenport.
A store which has unequalled facil-
tiles for giving greater values in fur
niture. carpets. rugs, stoves. etc. is
the big store, Clemann & Salzmann's.
headquarters for everything in that
line. See them before buying.
Miss Grace Long, 1886 Thirtieth ave.
nue.. last evening entertained a com
pany of about p of her friends at her
home The evening was pleasantly
spent with games and music. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
Frank Campana & Co. has a carload
of very large, fancy bananas. Is cents
a dozen or two dozen for % cents; 9th
er very nice ones for 10 cents a dozen;
also good ones for cents a dozen; 70
cents and up for a bunch. 1914 Sec
ond avenue.
Oliver p Bassett has sold out his
interest in the Sterling Gazette and
retires from the paper as editor to
take a position with a manufacturing
company at Rock Falls. He is succeed
ed by Ed S. Hoover lately with the
Belvidere Northwestern.
Miss LeonoTa Witherspoon has been |
assigned to the principalship duties |
for the remainder of the school term |
at the Irving building. taking the place |
made vacant by the death of Miss !
Sarah Ann Kirkpatrick. Miss Wither- |
spoon will continue TO teach her sew |
enth grade. and a substitute will be
called to instruct the class that Miss |
Kirkpatrick had charge of
The Daughters Of Isabella are to give |
a card party and dance at the Moline |
Club rooms, Third avenue and Six |
teenth street. Moline, next Tuesday ev-
ening. the proceeds to go into the fund |
that the daughters have established for |
affording relief to the needy poor of |
the city. Cinch and euchre will be |
n ypH from m nfnlDal- h.
sic will be by Ogden's orchestra.
Arthur z. ireland. organizer for the
American Federation of Labor. who is
known in Rock Island on account of |
his having worked here, has been sen
fenced to six months in Jail at Win
fed. Kans.. for an assault on J. b.
Harrity. a non-union laborer at Arkan-
sas City Kans. A motion for a new
trial was overruled and he took an APP
peal This is the second time ireland |
has been given a jail sentence on the
same charge during the last few
months.
The clerk of the court before which
DR.. A. II. McCandless was tried for
siandering W. b. Mcintyre. and III
which the defendant was found guilty.
but the damages of $4,000 assessed
u the plaintiff. has given out the fol-
lowing appeal: Mr.. Mcintyre is
greatly depressed over the findings of
the jury. and solicits the aid Of all his
friends. and the public in paying the
verdict Any donations of money, pro
duce. old clothes. worn ont shoes. an
cient hats. etc. will be thankfully ac-
cepted by Mr.. Mcintyre in his Office