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8 THE ABGUS, 3To:SJTAY, JANUABY 11, 1904. THE WEATHER Threatening1 weather, with probably snow tonight and Tuesday; no decided change in temperature. J. .M. SHEKIER, Observer. Temperattire At 7 a. ra. 25; at 2:30 p. m. SO. ORKKX ABOVE THE KEIJ. She llii!h-I bi-iwiyT h the mistletoe Av cnorse Oi vvint aheal: It fille-J nie li;irt wid joy to ice The L'rane alcne the rt-l. CITY CHAT. Zazaro. Union c-ig-ar. Clearii: (-ale at Lloyd's. For insurance, K. J. Hums. Buy a home of Kei.ly IJros. Tri-City Towel .S!:j,p;y company. For bus, baggage. express. vail Ilobb'e. For real estate and insurance, E. J. Burns. St. I'aul l 'jje. N. 1T. K. I'.. meets 1 .nn rrvv evening. All ivimis of e. ;.i K i- :iU- at tile Jloek Islaml l.miilx r eolii Jian v . Cniiln are rusliintr to the I.-;-.der s-hoe store for U:i ri'a i m- in shoe. Now fir eeniiilie -iioe bargains. Head McCal e'- a I on pape cipht. lit mil coal, eoai, coal, at Mueller Lumber company's. Both telephones. For tin and furnace wurk. si e II. T ieiiion, Fourth aenue. union 'Z'i'.i. Clearing vale of two-piart irranile coiTee pots. "1 cent-, at Bart!ctt Bros. 'I'lione Speiyer V Tn-f for firt class express, transfer or "bus service. Kterytliiny in the l.rjnVr slme stiiek must The l.;iL'e- a t its Shoe eom- pnny. Attruil t ! ch.-ili out -aIe of the Lea 'er : hoe stuck. La !re-Va tcrs Shoe com pa uy . If ou like Mrs. Austin's famous buckwheat flour, won't ou kinil.'y tell your friends how delieiou- it is? Mr. and Mis. .lacob Laurence, lull Thin! atcuue. are the hapy parent -of a lj-iii.iiinl irirl in rn this moriiinir. ;;!; pairs nf !:r!ic.- shoes (ri he placed on i-alc tonioirow at '.s -.nts. 7'. cents ami .Ml int pei- pair at the Leader r h(.e store. Lane-Waters Shoe coni pa in . Mrs. Austin's buckwheat is the real 1hin? rhes you 'in nine old Imck-vvlii-nt fl.lior. Be sure and tret the P'liniiK'. pair s if ladies liocs' to he placed on sale tomorrow at '.e cents. 7'.' cents and .".ii cuts per pair at the l.ca.'ci shoe store. Lage-Waier.s Shoe com pany. There will lie a meeting of the board of directors f the Noonday Best at 4 oVIock tomorrow at the Best rooms. To make room for the new spring stock of ;ni!!inery we wi'I jrive a "Teat red net ion on all winter hats at Mrs. I). I a Frcnz's. Attend the two weeks clearing sale of hats at Mrs. La Fren's millinery. !.';:: Third avenue. Come earlv and jrvt a roo I selection. Dr. I'. F. Purdue. 1710', Second ave nue. Old "phone at office, both 'phones at residence. Hours, 9 to 12 a. in., and 2 to 7, and 7 to 8 p. m. Attend the fourth annua! mask ball L'i'.ii: by the B'ow Shop boys at Ar mory ha!! .Ian. 1L Admission, jrents Vi cents. ladie 2j cents. The fifth annual meeting of the I'nion Mission assieiat ion will be held at the home on Aiken street in South Bock Islam! this evening at 7:T;(. Col. Henry Wattersoii's subject in his lecture at the Illinois Thursday eveninir will be "Society." a theme nt on 'which lie ha.; set the cast araf. MfiG pairs, of ladies" shoes to be placed on sale tomorrow; at 0s cents. 7f cents and 5u cents per pair at the Leader shoe s-tore. Laire-Waters Shoe com pany. Judo;. Barmenter at his office in the court house Saturday afternoon offi ciate.'! at the marriage of Orra Wells and .Miss (L-rtruue Davis, both of Jt- tuniwa. Iowa. .'! pairs of ladies' shes to be placed on sale tomorrow at (is cents. T'.t cents and ."u cents per pair at the Leader sin e store. Lime-Wilt er Slit e com pa ny. The Yankee (Viisu! Opera comjiany. which p!:ivs here tonight, iirrived in the city on a special train from Chi c:yn over the I'urlinirtoii ro:nl at ::::0 o'clock this afternoon. Prices for the Wattersi n lecture at the Illinois theatre Thursday cveniny will be :.'.", .'.() an ! 7." i-ents and Box seats, $1..V. On sale tomorrow nmri:-iii- at the Illinois Smoker. Probably tiie lat opportunity Kock lIan,l will have to sec and hear Col. Henry Watterson. the famous editor of th" l.oni-vi'le Courier-.Ii iirnnl. at the IKin-ds Thiirs !ay evening. A el'eck for .fl.UMo in payment if the -ei t iiieiite he'd by lie late Walter .! hiisi n in Ihe 1'i at ci lia! Tribunes ha I een ft ceivcii by li's family from the supreii !l:c- in I'ock l-!;.iid. '.U'if piiirs of ladies shoes to I. c placed on sale tomorrow at '.is cents. T'.i cents and ."II ents pct- pair at the Leader sh -e store. Laye-W ii t ers Shoe com pii ny. N'i:t necessary to buy "odds and end-." '"misfits" or "any old thinjr" to tret ueniiihe !n;i'- bargain. The prices quoted in McCabe's ad on pajre eight are on nice, new, fresh s-hoes ic up-to-minnte styles. n; pairs of ladies shoes to be placed on sale tomorrow at i's cents. 7i cents and ."U cents per pair at the Leader shoe store. Laee-Wafers Slue com pany. The annual meeting1 of the member ship of the Bock Island Club will be held at the clubhouse tomorrow even ing. Annual reports of officers will lie presented and other important bus iness transacted. Seats for Hon. Henry Wat terson's lecture on "Society" under Tri-City Press Club auspices, ou sale Tuesday mornir.r, Jan. l- at the Illinois Smok er in Bock Island. Fluke's in Daven port, and I'nion News depot. Moline. The meetings of the pa.-t week have proved so successful the congregation of Central Presbyterian church has voted to continue them the present week, when a sermon will be delivered each evening by the pastor. Dr. Wil liam Torrance. The public is fully convinced that the right place to buy shoes is at Mc Cabe's. and the crowds that will at ten:l the big 3)-day shoe sale, begin ning tomorrow, will fully demonstrate this fact. Be on hand early for your share of the bargains. Fred Clark, an employe of Williams, White : Co.. in Moline. while walking across the upper deck on the Bock Island bridtre to his room in Daven ! rt. lost his balance at the north eirTl i f the bridge and fell to the lower deck earlv ycsten'aw morning. He was badly shaken up. but it is be lieved will rec iver. is believed will recover. Women's . kid shoes $1. men's Jn to shoes 1.0'.i. misses" 1..() to $A shoes !'.. cents, children's .?L-" 1 $L.-0 shoes S7 cents. little gents $l."".i and $l.::s shoes at half price. '.! cents are some of the genuine shoe bargains at McCabe's f.r the next ::) days, begin ning tomorrow. Be prompt. Lyman B. S perry entertained a small but a ppreciat ive audience at the V. M. C. A.. Saturday evening, with his lecture on th" beauties of the northwest. Owir.g to the breaking of the steteopticon apparatus a portion of th" lecture was omitted. At the men's meeting at the V. M. C. A. Sun day afternoon Mr. S perry gave an in Iciestiiig talk to a large audience. His subject was "Male and Female." The McKinley syndicate, which has proposed to build an interurban from Peoria to this city, showed far-sightedness in mapping out two routes. Calcsbutg has become excited over the prospects that Ihe line will be l.ui't via Kewanee and is preparing to offer inducements to have it come via the southern ri lite. Kewanee. on the other hand, will in all likelihoo I see tit tn olVer more liberal terms than it has Cone to the Kewanee. Cambridge & Geneseo company. A good business, move on the part of the Milwaukee and Burlington roads would be the establishment of ticket offices in the business district of the city, after the plan of the Lock Island. While the depot of neither line is so fiir remote from the heart of the city as to ecasion any serious complaint on the part of patrons, still it is off the main street, where people, stran gers in particular, expect to find all the railroad ticket offices in a line, as they are in most of the larger cities. It might prove esjeeia!ly advantage ous to the Milwaukee in view of the opening1 of its Chicago-Kansas City service. H. ALLENDORF ARRESTED HERE ON SERIOUS CHARGE Harry Aliendorf. a salesman em ployed by Young Kr MeCombs'. was ar rested Saturday night on telegraphic instructions from the authorities of Waterloo, Iowa, where he is accused of implication in burning of stores. L. C. Willing, proprietor of a de partment store at Waterloo, arrested Saturday night just sis lie was about to touch a match to his stock of goods to collect the !?.".000 insurance upon if. confessed to having set tire to his stores three times previously, and told the officers that Aliendorf was his ally. Aliendorf was formerly in business in Waterloo, but protests that he is innocent of the charge made against Ii I id by Willing. Aliendorf re sides in Davenport, where he has a wife and two children. DENTIST NO "DOCTOR" IN FRENCH CAPITAL Presumptions American Violates Rule and lias a Fine to Pay. Paris. Jan. 11. Because a dentist named Duboudiez. who is practicing here under a Philadelphia diploma, ia dicatetl his calling by the simple title of "Doctor" on his sign he has been condemn d to pay a tine and damages amounting to !f'27 as a result of an ac tion brought against him by the r::ris Society of Surgeon Dentists. The society alleges that the sign de ceived persons as to the real dinraeter of his calling, and that DuIhhicIiw. did not make known the foreign origin of his diploma. Dr. Dubotu-hez has carried the case to a higher court. LAST CHANCE Fonnd a Care for Indicentlon. "I used Chamberlhin's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and find that they suit inv case better than any dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried, and I have used many different remedies. 1 am nearly ill years of iige and have suffered a great deal from indigestion. I can cat almost anything1 I want to now." (ieorgeW. Kmory, Hock Mills, Ala. For sale by all druggists. When bilious try a dose of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver, Tablets and realize for once how quickly a first class, up-to-date medicine will correct the disorder. For sale by all druggists. Pneumonia nil I. irlppe. Coughs cured quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar. Befiie substitutes. All ili-utrgists. It's funny why people cat pies and pickles at midnight lunches and ex pect a f:iir complexion. No wonder they have to take I lollist er's Hooky Mountain Tea to bring back the bloom of youth. :;." cents. T. H. Thomas phu rmacy. 3 Always Get the Best when buying wiliest or liquors. There is always one place that is better than any other, and that place is Simon Lewis" retail liquor department. Whenever you are in ssecd of any liquors, either for table use or medicinal purposes, you'll make no mis take by making y our purchases at SIMON LEWIS' RETAIL LIQUOR STORE. Market Square, or. Seventeenth Street and Third Avenu. lsaa'sisrlsa!aJa j To See the Crowns of the Rulers of the I nless you go to the world's fair this summer. F.xhibited all this week. You are cordially invited to come and bring the children. The cut prices during1 our .January clearing sale have loosened up the tightness of the money market, ami the wiiv the crowds are buying shows their appreciation of the low prices. , Note ii few of the extraordinary bargains: .in per cent discount on millinery. ::: per cent discount on leather g" m ids. '.V.I percent discount on toys. Two shirt, waists for the price of one. It") men's fancy dress shirts for ::7c. u per cent discount on crockery . '2i t per cent discount on jewelry. Children's cotton fleeced lined shirts and drawers, sizes IS to '24. former price worth up to V'-". special each lie. Sizes Mii to :;o. formerly up to i!.ie. special each X!lc. Ladies. kid mil tens, fur top, value, sale price SHe. ( i.'i Iv a nized iron coal pails. ;;ue val ues, for l'.io. Three-quart blue enamel preserving kettle. Tile value, for "Ic. Yr.; tv M'COM l!S" Tuesday's Specials. 4 I A Bank Account x Promotes Credit, establishes responsi- Inlity and. results in security. It is your Z Best Friend. Start one today. sf PER. CENT paid on deposits in ; : AVomlerfnl Nerve Is displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. Hut there's no need for it. Bueklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best salve on earth for piles, too; "2." cents, at Hartz it I'll. "liicy er's drup store. I the Savings department of the ROCK ISLAND. ILL. MYRON T. HERRICK MADE GOVERNOR OF BUCKEYE STATE Columbus. Ohio. Jan. II. Col. My ron T. Ilerrick was inaugurated gov ernor today. His iitnu.'iiral address was devoted entirely to state affairs. HAS A NOVEL DISTINCTION Itasca I VIr Want a Kaise of the IViiul I; 'prsonutc hii lovvii ilauke r. P.utiingtou, Yt.. .Ian. 11. Joseph II. Marshall, of New York, who olv t. lined a position as salesman in a local linu by rppresenting himself jis presi dent of a national bank at Atlantic, la., was found guilty in the superior court of obtaining money tinder false? pretenses, the tinn having advanced him Sl'OO for expenses. Marshall, the actual president of the Iowii bank, testified that he had Ix-en iniliersonatcd by some person fifteen times during the past three years. Sen touce will be pronounced later. HELD TO GRAND JURY FOR VIOLATING REVENUE LAWS Chicago. .Ian. Il.-Cnited States t oeiniissioiicr A. I). Salmon was today held to the federal grand jury on t ho charge of violating the I'nited States internal revenue law in Ihe Columbus hi bora t orics. l':ilr of Accident Orville Snyder, a young farmer liv ing near Kewanee, vvas fatally hurl in a peculiar lit. inner while driving on the streets of thai iiy Saturday. The king bolt of his buggy broke aui the forward part of the vehicle dropped to the ground. The horse began kick ing and struck tin- driver on the head, fract tiring his skull. John Praot and Mi-s Cora Petty, young people living near tion, were struck by a . oil h vv e-l er n train at that place Friday night while crossing the tracks in a buggy and both were hurl, the voting woman seriously. To McCabe's for Shoes all the time, but especi ally now. UAI ET3 v 5) nock ISLAND, ILL THIRD AVENUE THROUGH TO SECOND Every bargain here listed bids you "be cat i j1 The public is fully convinced that the right place to buy Shoes is at McCabe's. To get genuine bargans in shoes it is not necessary to buy "odds and ends," "misfits" or "any old thing." New nice Fresh Shoes, up-to-the-minute styles, fresh from the factories can be had at McCabe's for the next 30 days, beginning Tuesday a. m. Jan. 12th, at following prices: WOMEN'S SHOES 78 pairs women's 2.00 kid Shoes, heavy or light soles, military 1 heels, take this lot quick at UV Women's 3.00 vclour calf 1 QJ welt shoes 60 pairs at - 1 1 Women's oil tanned kangaroo calf heavv soles, worth 1.75, this 1 1 Q lot for 1.1 ) notice - - l Women's fine kid shoes, flexible soles, common sense styles 1 always 2.00, for M) clays here 15 dozen (180 pairs) fine dongola kid, winter weight shoes, hand welts, 3.00 to 3.75 values the 180 ? 10 pairs at 2.10, while they last Women's heavy kid shoes, all solid leather, grab quick, 95c Of not a larcre lot - Ow THIRD AYENUETHROUGH-TO SECOND L fr3 A MISSES CHILDREN Heavy dongola kid shoes, flexible oak soles, usually 1.08 and 1.50 12 dozen (14-1 pairs) while Of they last - - - - Children's hand welt box calf shoes usually 2.00, 2.18 and 2.38, all at 1.50 all, all, all, 1.50 1 CA look at these - - - vJ Children's colored kid shoes, button or lace, flexible oak soles, worth 69c, 89c and 1.00 take any of Sr them at 50c yes, at - OUC Children's best oil tanned kangaroo calf shoes, heavy soles, lace or button, always 1.25 and 1.50 5 doz. (60 pairs) pick quick at - O I W WOMEN'S HEAVY BUCKLE ARCTICS Women's heavy buckle (7 C arctics while they last - WOMEN'S EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS Women's embroidered velvet f slippers, with leather soles - JU' MEN'S SHOES Men's line vici kid and velour calf welt shoes, 184 pairs, 3.50 and 3.00 shoes remember, all hand welt and the price 2.15. You can't grab these quick enough as they are strictly high-grade and worth to 0 C 3.50 for - - IO Men's colt skin, vici kid and satin calf shoes, always 2.25 and 2.00 120 pairs of these, while they 1 AH last, at just even 1.47, only Men's all solid leather shoes, lace and congress, calf skin work shoes while they last at 89c RQr a pair - - jsk Men's heavy buckle arctics at 85c a pair. You know what they O are worth - - - OOV MEN'S SHOES Men's box calf shoes, satin calf and dongola kid shoes, heavy double or single soles, 5 styles, all the 3.00, 2.75 and 2.50 kinds during this sale your pick of what you want 1 at 1.69 a pair - " - - BOYS', YOUTHS' AND LITTLE GENT'S SHOES Boys', Youths' and Little Gent's calf skin shoes, hea-y soles, worth up to 1.50 and 1.68, several kinds, 203 pairs, take your pick of them 1 1 C at 1.15, only - - - One lot Little Gent's 1.25 and 1.38 shoes, at just exactly half fQp price - - - yjsy' THIRD AYEftUETHROUGHTO SECOND