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8 THE ARGUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1902. The Wea.ther. Generally fair tonight and Sunday; slight change in temperature. J. M. SHERIER, Observer. . Temperature7 a. m. 71; at 3:30 p. m. 85. CITY CHAT. Zazaro, 5 cent cigar. Lawn swing's at Wilcher's. For insurance, E. J. Burns. Buy a Lome of Beidy Bros. For furnace work, If. T. Siemon. Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co. Tri-City Towel Supply company. Bead Dolly Bros. ad on this page. For real estate and insurance, E. J. Burns. Mid-summer bargains at Clemann & Salzmann's. Carrie Nation at the Watch Tower Sunday, free. Dr. David Jl. Ilawes, dentist, Illinois theatre building. Colfax and Waukesha mineral wa ter at B. Winter's. Full line of new davenports at Cle mann & Salzmann's. Comic opera at the Watch Tower Sundar afternoon and evening "Mi kado."' Concert and dance at Prospect park Saturday night, Aug. 2. Full Light Guard band. (let a dish of ioe cream at the lawn social at Xo. 2?01 Seventh avenue, Monday evening. Come and see that new line of li brary tables we have just received. Clemann & Salniann. John Spilger, furniture, carpets, rugs, etc., HiO.I Second avenue, oppo site the Illinois theatre. Attend the concert and dance Sat urday night at Prospect park. Jin lire Light Guard band. The Boston Ideal Opera company will sing "The Mikado" at the Watch Tower tomorrow evening. Boston Ideal Comic Opera company in "Mikado" at the Watch Tower Sun day afternoon and evening. "Mikado" at the Watch Tower Sun day afternoon and evening by Boston Ideal Comic Opera company. The Moline Light Guard band will give a concert and dance at Prospect park Saturday night, Aug. 2. Best photographs at the Blasklee studio. Extreme care in posing and finishing makes our work popular. Attend the Christian church lawn social at Virgil Warren's residence, 1017 Second avenue. Tuesday evening, A ug. 5. The street car company is. prepar ing to haul 10.0O0 people to the Watch Tower Sunday to hear Carrie Nation, of Kansas. Carrie Nation, of Kansas, will lec ture at the Watch Tower Sunday af ternoon and evening. Free to all Don't miss it. The depot "bus of Spencer & Trefz is out of the shops after a complete overhauling, resplendent in a bright coat of paint. Bemember that Spilger's prices are as low if not lower than those you find elsewhere. Give him a call at ICOj Second avenue. Uewey camp, 11. .. A., will give an ice cream sociable and dance at their hall Monday evening. Aug. 4. Admission, 13 cents. Gasoline and oil stoves, all styles. at low prices. $::.30 to $31, at the Drake J'liniiture & Carpet Co., S24-32S Brady street, Davenport. (Jo to the Tri-City Milk Depot, 304 Twentieth street, for ice cream in packages, milk, cream, butter, butter milk anil cottage cheese. The ladies of the (J. A. Jl. will give a lawn social Monday evening at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Herbert. No. 2Sul Seventh avenue. Ice cream and cake, 13 cents. Special low prices on all kinds of glassware. Call and see what you can buy for 13 cents at the Drake Furniture & Carpet Co., 324-328 Brady street. Davenport. Take a pleasant trip on the river tomorrow on the steamer City of Hudson and barge to 'Andalusia. Leaves at 12 o'clock, returns at 5. 23 cents round trip. For anything in the line of furni ture, carpets, rugs, etc., go to Cle mann & Salzmann's. They are going to make the month of August the biggest in the history of their estab- Prepared under GERMAN LAWS, Is Excellent for COLDS, GOUT, Rheumatism, Backache, etc. DR. R1CHTER S World-Renowned "ANCHOR" PfilM EXPELLER. wnat one paystciaq out pi many icunc M r N.uu Ynrb And 12 1897 Or. RichterVAJtCHOR PAIN EXPELLER'is especially avail able in all Rheumatic and 4. it fill' fills all expectations. claimed lor ir ,3 lyiician to th Clholc Protectory' ! 25c aawt 60c mil draff it or tbroagn i F.Ad. Blehter Co.,215 Pearl 8t, Now lorfc 3S HIGHEST AWARDS., . Recommended by promtnent fh i J iieians, wnoit'Oia una it'iau nv qji J , i n trr,r lishment by making It to the purchas ers interest to do their trading now. Big bargains in all departments. The marriage of Ausin Goddard, of Milan, and Miss Lolo Donaway, of Sears, took place in Justice McFar- lane's court late this afternoon. Refrigerators, ice boxes and Light ning ice cream freezers at 10 per cent discount for one week at the Drake Furniture & Carpet Co., 324-328 Brady street, Davenport. Hammocks to go at cost price. Bur one and keep cool during the lio, months of August, 79 cents. 89 cents. $1.15, $1.4S and $2, at the Drake Fur niture & Carpet Co., 324-32H Brady street, Davenport. H. Kinsley Mack, who early in the week was operated upon for appen dicitis, was reported today to be making such progress toward recov ery that his physicians considered him practically out of danger. The republican senatorial commit tee of this district met yesterday at Keithsubrg to outline a plan of cam paign, the representatives of this county were I. S. McCabe and Ralph Haverstick. of this city, and V. A. Meese, of Moline. John Spilger is now settled in his new quarters at 1(503 Second avenue, opposite the Illinois theatre, where furniture buyers will find a large and complete line of goods at prices that can't be equalled elsewhere. It will pay you to give him a call. In addition to the band concert, vaudeville shows, moving pictures, il lustrated songs, etc., Carrie Nation, the smasher from Kansas, will give free lecture at the AVateh Tower Sunday afternoon and evening. Sun day will be a big day at the Tower. Miss Maud Montgomery is having some kodak souvenir postal cards srotten out. Thev are attractively il lustrated with views from the pretty spots famous in Indian legends and in the more modern stories of white men in which this vicinity abounds. Kramer $: Co., the printers, are in stalling a new Campbell press. It is a four-roller affair with a capacity 38 by 30 inches, and is intended for half tone and other line work. The new machine is being installed by Mr. Sinnott, the company's traveling agent. The sale of tickets for the concerts to be given by Fllery's lioyal Italian band at Schuetzen park Aug. 19-20, is now open at Fluke's, 31 1 Brady street, Davenport. Everyone purchasing seats in advance will be given a re served seat free of charge. Price of tickets. 50 cents." ".-"":?' Miss KlizaJUeth; MeytCyesterday af ternoon entertained the F. I". X. club at her home in South Itock Island. The first and second prizes were awarded, in accordance with the rules of the organization, to Miss F.thel Cameron and Miss Kthel Fry, respectively. The Bock Island cadets are to give a benefit social at Memorial hall Thursday evening, Aug. 7. Ice cream and cake will be served. The boys are working hard to secure enough money to insure the success of their undertaking, so everyone ought to go and help them along. A very pleasant as well as profit able social was that held by the Christian Kndeavor society of the First Methodist church last evening on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .J. K. Spencer, on Twentieth street. A large mimlier turned out to partake of the delicious refresh ments dispensed by the young ladies. NEWS OF RIVER. StatUmt Height. Hd ia. feet .1 t 3 1 2.t 4 I 38 4 n 3 4 4 H 3.8 C.8 1 'flange. 24 hour feet -0.1 -0.3 -0 I -0.2 -0 2 -0.1 -41 3 -0.3 OS -0.8 Datmtr Line feet St. Paul 14 KeU Wing 14 Heeds Lauding 13 La Crosse 13 Prairie tlu Chien H Dubuque 15 Ue Claire 10 Davenport la Des Moines Kaitd Keokuk 1ft St. Louis 30 Omaha 18 Kansas City 21 The Winona was in and out Dubuque and Hennepin were down and the Hennepin went north. The W. J. Young departed for Burling ton. The stage of water was 4.83 at (5 a. m. and 4.80 at noon. The tempera ture at noon was S3. 10.2 110 00 - 1 The McCABE'S Great Spm-lals for Tonlrbt. Sewing and porch rockers, (59e. Men's Boston garters, 5c. All silk Xo. CO taffeta ribbons, 12yc. Fringed tapestry stand covers, 19c. Salted peanuts, per lb., 10c. Little (Jents' canvas oxfords,-29c. Latlies double sole 15e hose, 9c. Bordered changeable silk umbrel las. $1.19. Fine $2 hammocks, .95 cents. 23 cent soap, per box, 9 cents. Toenniges orchestra. Just Look t Her. Whence came that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion. smiling face. She looks good, feels good. Here's her secret. She uses Dr. King's Xew Life Pills. Result all organs active,, digestion good, no headaches, no chance for "blues." Try them yourself. Only 23 at Hart. & I'llemeyer's. Saloon Notice, .Fish lunch at Henry Dasso's place. 1301 Fourth avenue, tonight. Charles Block will serve turtle soup tonight at 918 Xinth avenue. Turtle soup at Art Hill's place, Xinth street and Fifth avenue, to night. Free show next door. TREATED SAME AS OTHER ALIENS Immigration of Porto Iticaus and Filipinos is Restricted. Washington, Aug. 2. Commissioner General Sargeant, of the immigration bureau, with the approval of Secre tary Shaw, has issued a circular pro hibiting the coming to the United States of residents and natives of iorto Jiico and Philippines except af ter the same examination as is en forced against other alien immi grants. Carrie Nation at the Watch Tower Sunday The Xew York Tribune of Sept. 30 says: "The Loop-the-I.oop. the Flip Flap, the Jolly Ka.zle Dazzle, and all the other vertigo producing machines on Coney Island could not compete last night with Carrie Nation, the Kansas "joint" smasher. Mrs. Nation was speaking on the island, and in stead of smashing whisky bottles she smashed all records as an attraction for the people. Her name acted like magic on the crowd, and it surged into the grounds almost faster than the tickets could be collected." Ice Cream. Place your order with is and get the purest and. richest ice cream in the tri-cities. 'Phone West 1241. Tri- City Milk & Butter company. Bock Island. 9 ) it GENTLEMEN Do you want to save 50 cents on a pair of slioes This is our plan: ALL $3 MEN'S SHOES for S2.50 ALL $4 MEN'S SHOES for $3.50 ' Why do this? As our Davenport store has men's shoes only, of which we make a specialty, at S2.50 and $3.50, we intend and will give the advantage to our customers at our Roclc Island store of the choice and price of a "specialty shoe house," which means 50 cents saved on all shoes at $2.50 and $3.50. DOLLY BR.OS., Foot Fitters. 307 Twentieth Street . MEN'S SHOES, 208 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA. 2ZSC TOT Heat your home with one of our Hot Air Furnaces The Most Powerf vil. The Most Durable. The Most Economical. Estimates on heating and ventilating fur nished. All work done by practical and ex perienced mechanics at DAVID DON'S 'Phone 1045. 1615-1617 Second Avenue. DO YOU KNOW That we always have one of the largest displays of fruits ami vegetables to leseenin the city? And they are fresh and crisp too. Look over this list ami older your Sunday dinner: Vegetables. Celery. Green Corn. Tomatoes. Cucumbers. Radishes. , Parsley. Head Lettuce, Soup Bunches. Kftc I'lant, Lieaf L.ettuce.Turuii1". Cauliflower. WaxJleans, Carrots, Beets. . Ureeu Onions. Ureeil Heaus. Fruits. Pine Apples Currants K a Uun ami Cooking; Apple Plums K.tnanas Oranften Cherries Peaches Mueterries Watermelons MUMktuelons " Poultry a.nd Fish. Dressed Chickens. Fresh Fish Dressed Spring Chickens HESS BROS. 1620 Second Ave. Phone 1031. 2 We Are Opening up some new things in Shirts Mohair, Silk ami Linen. Just the thing for this hot weather. Come and see s we'll be glad and say Lloyds IS THE PLACE HAItrEU HOUSE LLOCK. Yes, we make Shirts. 8 . t I VI t ii .i-i ii MAKING HIM LOOK PLEASANT Is easy enough, for when he opens his package of laundry work, after being sent home from the American laundry, the man who loves faultless linen and upi-to-datn laundrying al wy wreathes bis face la stLlle. Dur ing warm weataer ou' methods of laiinarytnK iintn ana colored fchlrt, -u wblte ves'a no. aliowa lis If la be O lengih of time they keep fresh and lean. Q American Steam Laundry 5 I Twelfth 8t , Fifth Ae. Phone 1230 .. o 0 s 0 o O" 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (CEAIL . CUT 0 0 0 0 Si VY NOW! JULY IS SUPPOSED to be A: PULL. MONTH- Not so in this store. In fact July is one of our busiest months. This is the month when everybody looks M. & Kward for bargains, and are never disappointed. Our special sale this year has been no exception to the rule; closing out seasonable goods in season and getting in shape for. fall trade. To accomplish this we must make low, VERY LOW PRICES, so low you cannot resist the force of our bargains even though you want to. STRAW HATS AT HALF PRICE NECKWEAR AT HALF PRICE 20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON UNDER WEAR 10, 20, 30 PER CENT REDUCTION ON PANTS OUTING SUITS REDUCED 15 to 50 PER CENT BOYS' PANTS GREATLY REDUCED YOU WILL LOSE HONEY IF YOU FAIL TO ATTEND THIS SALE. NO PLACE LIKE o FOR CLOTHING BARGAINS k b vk y : ' TV" a oooooooooc-ooesoeose Subscribe for the Annis.