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THE ARCrTJS, SATURDAY, JANUABY 23, 1904- THE WEATHER Fair tonight and Sunday; colder tonighr J. M.'SHERIEK, Observer. Temperature At 7 a. m. 2; at 2:20 p. m. .". CITY CHAT. Zazaro. Union cig-ar. I.eaf lard at fiilmore.-. For insurance, K. J. Burns. I5uy a home of Hcidy Hros. Kabbils. rabbits. ;it IIos lin.s'. Tri-Citj- Towel Supply company. For bus, baggage. express. call Ilobb's. For real estate and insurance, E. J. Burns. Lead tin spceial hour sale- for next wc-k in McCabe"- :ii. Opening (!;iv for l'.t'tl wash fabrics at McCal.c'- Tuc-dn. At l'i a. in. the ta,T i f water was i.'.iO and at noon f,.s."j. All kinds of coai for s-ale at tlie Kock Island Lumber company. Molilay Mi Ca he's in-jin their )in underwear sale. lit a I larirc ad. For tin and furnace work, see II. T Fimon, 1520 Fourth avenn. union 2S3. (ood cna!, coal. coal, at Mueller Lumber eoinpa ny's. Both telephones. 'Phone Spencer & Trefz for first class express, transfer or 'bus service lon't forget, plea.se. Mrs. Austin's pancake Hour, best of all. At grocers. Attend the clo-iny out sale of the Leader. La ye-Waters Shoe company. Attend the l i nir out sale of the Leader. Lage-Waters Shoe company.. Attend the closing out sale of the! Leader. Lage-Waters Shoe company. The great closing out sale is now in fid! b!a-t. I.age Water- Sh'i company. The grf,at c!eiTir out -ale is now in f ill blast. Lage-Water- Sine- company. The great closing out sale is now in fid! bla-t. Lage-Waters Shoe company. Plenty of dre-.-ed turk-ys. chickens :-.. , : t II !' o-. 'V- en'mr. ! ;m ; e: i - p; 1 :. ; ' li . x mii (I i pl.t at ! he .". erv el.i Tailoring company. If fin tire of buckwheat, try Mrs. Austin's famous pancake Hour. Made from the great food cereals. louglas shoes, ft. $::..V and $'! grades. $!'.. Lage-Waters Shoe com pany, closing out the Leader stock. Miss Alma Kor-berg u;is -urpri-ed at lier home on Thinl street la.-t even ing by a company of of her young friends. The eening was spent with SK R m ft 1 Vs, These skirts are worth talking about. They include all the latest styles. Newest materials and best workmanship. They are not a lot of skirts gotten N) up especially for a sale, but our stock. It will pay you 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SILK DRESS SKIRTS THE BEE HIVE 114-116 W. SECOND ST. E DON'T MISS OUR CLOAK SALE games and music, after which refresh ments were served. Douglas shoes. $4. .....U and $.1 grades. $l.-'.K Lage-Waters Shoe com pany, closing out the Leader stock. Cheapest to the best suit cases and tiaveling bags at the Trunk Factorv, i'.rady street. I.'axeiiport. Iowa. Douglas shoes. -4. ."0 and $1 grades. $1.M. I.age-Waters Shoe com pany, clo-ing out the Leader stock. Joiiif!as shois. .. "o and L' fades. Lage-Waters Shoe Com pany, elo.-iiig out the Leader stock. Dr. I. F. Purdue, lTH'.i Second ave nue. Old 'phone at oftice, both "phones St residence. Honrs. j to 12 a. m., and 2 to and 7 to S p. m. The Kot k Island Krnnkeinerein will give a grand ma- uerade ball at Tur ner hall Saturday evening. .Ian. 'S.:. Tickels. cent.-. Telephone your order for hickory shop wood to the Mutual Wheel com pany. Moliue. Delivered to any ad dress in Bock Island for per load. Clemar.n fc Salmann".- biir rug a;u! carpet department is completely fill ed a::d neser before hae such quali ties been otTered at the prices. (iie them a call. Clt-maiui A- Salmaun are receiving new gi ods daily. It is well woj-tli your while in look oer their enor mous stock of furniture, carpet-, rugs. stoes. etc.. before buying el-e-w here. Orders placed nearly six months ago., before the a Uance in cotton.-, eiiibn itleries anil laces, make possible the low prices in McCabc's muslin un-i!"iwt-ar sale. Head ad. Sale begins Monday. If. H. TretTer, the latlies merclia !i t tailor, has changed his location from Davenport to Hock Island. lie has rented quarters at ::)' Twentieth street and will be opened for business M nday. Investigation of the affairs of the ate F.. I!. Met utcheon. of Holsteiii, i I: e l in the discovery that I:'- ' i Mi'g i-.i tie - as insolvent. .- i. . .". I - i i-:i.-..tMi) and the ,-.( J a). (ne ht ndred thoiis ; i! ' .' of the fends of the Mod- .t; Woodmen society were on de-! i . - -i. : ? ! - ; ::!t 's secured. II-.. . e i : .- . . i: , 'i-rallv high I ! : !'.-. ': r. I la- c ..: .i .. ' ' llg the I'l'S . 1.4 n in tin' nuner I end of the I'ni.nl;,'. Il was feared that the i e weald i", out and form a 'gorge at the government dam. (Irecn river is fr-e i f ice. The siid.ien change in the temperature wiil obviate all ilan ger. The tax books for the county will deliverel to the various township collectors next week. The county clerk's force is working night and da to finish ihe work of extending A When the Bee Hive says they are selling $2.98, $3.98 and $4.50 t. .... ..$2.48 $5 and $6.98 . . . $3.98 Skirts for $7.50 and $9 . . $4.98 Skirts for $10 and $12.98 CP Q0 Skirts for . . . 5Di0 You can wager anything you have on earth that that's just what you will get. You have no doubt tried special sales before. But Have You Ever Tried The Bee Hive's ffi Special Sales? 1 include every skirt in to investigate this sale. DAVENPORT the taxe. but has cccoimtered unex pected delays, and for this reason the work of collection will be confined to a much shorter time than heretofore. Henry Haa. of Black Hawk. wa in the city today and claimed a wager made with O. L. Bruner, the Taylor Bi.Tge stock buyer. The latter had backed his judgment that hogs would not be as high in January as in No vember to the extent of a hat. but just to demonstrate that he is no "welcher," he doubled on the price of the skypiocc when he paid up loday. BR AXEMAN IS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN FALL FROM CAR Frank Brown, of this city, a brake man for the Burlington, fell off a car at ICarstow this afternoon jinil was quit e seriously injured. He w as brought to the city on a train arriving here at 4:.':u. the ambulance removing him to St. Anthony's hospital. SEVFNTEEN INDICTMENTS FOR KANSAS CITY B00DL1NO Kansas City. Kan.. .Liu. 'Si. The grand jury which for the past month has been investig iting charges i" bund ling in Kansas City. Kan., in eoiinec tiou with tin board of education in the .'iiiiioint ment of teachers and the awarding of school contracts, and the city ottlcia Is in the protection ot gamb ling a ml joints or illicit saloons, has practically finished its w-ark ami it is said has decided to return sevtiiteen Indictments. PLEADS A FORMER TRIAL Albert, u Hoodie Suspect in the Grand Kapitln Sm an.lul. Wuiit To Ke Ilia miHttefl. (.'land Bapids. Mich.. Jan. :5. When the trial of (Jerrit II. Albers, charged with perjury in his former trial for conspiracy in the Luke Michi gan water deal, was calletl In the su perior court Attorney Walker, for the defense, asked leave to withdraw the pro forma plea of not guilty, and to enter a pica of res adjudicata. He made an oral statement, alleging that the alleged, facts in this case were reaily passed uikuj by a jury in the former trial, and declared to be not true. On that ground he contended that his client should be dismissed and not be placed twice in jeopardy for the same alleged offense. Ihe court gave permission to tile this statement iu writing, and a pica of not guilty was ordered to be entered. The defense's contention was left for future con sideration. Work was tlun begun at securing a Jury. Lx-Aldermaii James O. Mcf'ool, who pleaded guilty to a charge of bribery, appeared in Judge Newnham's private oflice and made a complete statement of his connection with the water deaL It is expected that all who haye pjeiul-J ed guilty will be sentenced together at fcuuie future date. UL0GD SPOTS ON THE PILLOW Help tt: fix tlie Crime of lite I toiler of It Y.iuiif; Woman on t'er Sueet lieurl. Hammond. Itnl.. .lan.'li.'!. New and sensational evidence was introduced in the sttuid trial of Truman Beam, charged with choking to death his sweetheart Martha Lawrence, near Valparaiso, last April. Sheriff Lacount and Marshal Billings, who were not witnesses at the tit st trial, testified to finding blood spots on the pillow and wall. J. W. Simons testiried that while Pi jail he henrd Beam say that he forirot about rolling up a rug cov ered with blood and placing it under his bed downstairs. When the parents told Ii'.ni of it Thanksgiving diy he shook like a leaf, remarking that he could te easily convicted if that was fauiul. Beam also said there was blood on his knee, but it was not known, as his clothes were not examined. At the previous trial no evidence as to blood could be obtained and this fact helped to cause a disagreement of the jury. T A ijii-tr;Ai-i4- UltHfrvfiU London. Jan. 'S. The third nnni-versj-.ry of tt:e ij-ath ot ouecn Victoria was oliscrved. There was tlie usual memorial service at I'rogniore. which was attended by the kiag and Queen Ahx.indifa Mid other nieinlx-rs of the roy:-!l family. The anniversary of the king's acctssion to ihe throne wan marked by salutes at the naval and military stations ami the dressing of the warships. What Full It Here? New York. Jan. ."..Chairman fJary, of the 1'nited States Steel Corporation, said: "The publications concerning damage to g.-ols belonging to the Shel by Steel Tube company located at Shelby. O.. are greatly exaggerated. The total h.s d-. not exceed SUo.itnn." Dispatches from Sheiby estimated the losses at S::.!oo.iih. and lat.T at less than half that amouat. Ire-Itonnd V-l ISplntftrd. Milwaukee. Jan. 2.".. The ice field which blocked navigation on the west shore of Lake Michigan for forty-eight hours has been driven out into the lake by a shifting of the wind, and all vessels which were locked in the blockade between Milwaukee and Kenosha have been released. No Korr Wtn-st tor Mllirjukn. Milwaukee. Jan. Si. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. I'aul railroad has issue! a notice that owin t a large accumulation at Milwaukee uo grain will lie accepted by that road to Mil waukee public elevators until furtLcr notice. Salo-t Notk-. A 1 "t-n linked beans lunch at Joe Parker's torijrht. 1 CHILD'S 60c NIGHTGOWNS 35c CORSET COVERS 5c CHILD'S lc DRAWERS Sr. NIGHT GOWNS 29c 1 Each day all day, Child's Muslin At 9 o'clock each morning this week Each day ell day, child's extra good At 10 o'clock each .morning .this Night Gownes, trimmed with muslin Corset Covers, round or low Muslin Drawers, finished withtucks, week, 50 good Muslin Night Gowns, ruffles, 60c ones "2 Cr necks, 100 each morning, j all ages up to 5 years, Or cluster tucks, Ofi- for UuC each OC 18c ones for "C at .-VC NIGHT GOWNS Gowns, cluster tucking AH n and inserting - - Tt I C Gowns, embroidery or CHr lace trimmed - . - OUL Gowns with hemstitched and embroidered ruffles or with hemstitched tucked yoke and embroidery inserting or trim med with Battenberg lace, very new, some of them worth 1.00, this sale 75c, 68c ()2C Fine long cloth, muslin and cambric gowns with all-over yokes and fronts of hemstitch ed ruffles and embroidery these are . 1.25 values QEjQ A choice collection of long cloth and cambric gowns in new. dn.intv stvles. trimmer! with beautiful laces and em broideries, priced expressly for this sale at 1.94, 1 'IP 1.48 and - . ImLO NEW STYLE CHEMISE Chemise in very dainty effects, made of lawn, nain sook or cambric, beautifully trimmed in laces, embroideries and ribbons. Skirt Chemise, knee or (f ankle length, begin at 1UU NeW Corset Cover and Skirt Chemise combination, sensible and handsome gar- A O ment. ud from - - I sTtO Regular Chemise as low as 25c CHILDREN AND INFANTS WELL PROVIDED FOR IN THIS SALE Children's Drawers of fine muslin, cluster tucks, worked button 1 Ar holes, up from . liw Children's white Skirts, umbrella style with hem stitched ruffles 35c DRAWERS Drawers with hemstitched cambric ruffles Drawers at 25c, cambric or muslin bodies, fine lawn flounces, lace trimmed or hemstitched, OC a dozen or more styles at . . vv Others at 34c. 39c. 45c. 50c. 69c and 75c that you wiil recognize at once as bargain values. EXTRA SIZE GARMENTS Ladies wearing extra size Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers and Petticoats, will find at this sale the garments they want at prices they wish to pay. LADIES' WHITE SHIR.T WAISTS Exquisite styles for early spring wear are included in ibis sale. Imparled fancy Vestings, Madras cloths, Basket weaves. Jacquard patterns and other novelties at very low prices. prices at . . 1.25, 1.62, 1.87, 2.35 OVER 700 STYLES OF UNDERWEAR. 200 STYLES OF CORSET COVERS. 180 STYLES OF GOWNS. 160 STYLES OF DRAWERS. 44 STYLES OF CHEMISE. 128 STVLE5 OF SKIRTS, IN THIS GREAT SALE i 1 - EVERYBODY CAN BE AT THE HOTELS. At tin- Harper I!. M. MeFlurh. ( lii csiirti; H. Dui'lterirer, .IitMet : M. KI!ei V. .1. Murray. ( liieatrn; M. ('. Oppen lieimer. im-iitnat i'; A. J'. Meirtl. ( lii--a-r: W. !!. Yi!!i;nTit.n. A. .1. Hmip, F. Wyiitan. New Ynrk; I". CalHy. St. l.itui-; A. II. DavN. Duhiifpie; il. I). Spillmaii. New Yt.rk: II. (;. I'lischmer. St. !.niii: A. It. Trimbt!!. Minneapo lis; V. II. Thomas. CliK-a-ro; K. I'.at-tenber-. Chicago; W. H. Vyth New York: If. Y. Cross. IUanistown; Wil liam Kilp.it rick. Dixon; .1. (I. Mount, (i. ('. Smith. St. i.oui: r. M. Dan's. C hieairo; N. K. Irinan. lluslinel'; F. W. Drake, ( hieairo; F. V. Moseley, (linton. Iowa: A. C. l:!oot?r ml, Au rora; C. II. Kent. Koek Island; K. l'arker. ( etl.nr Ilapitls; II. ('. Weisner. F. .1orel. Chicago; M. D. i:enfie'i!. Moiine; X. .1. French. Davenport; Y. Y. Xeuhall. Kansas City: A. Fred ericks. W. 1,'cis. M. I;. Mc(ienchan. ("hicar: X. Saiiiiiieis. Ottawa; i. Dai.-. Cl.icap-o; Mrs. H. Ileisenberir. St. I.oui; D. I. McCarthy. Heard.--towu. At the Uarrr.- (Kurt -pt-an) Fr.tl J. J-'trt-ny. Diou. Im.; Mani.iiiL', Toledo. Ot.io; A. C. Hurt. Memphis Tcnn.: A. '. Sti:i,'o r, Aurora. 111.: L. IJowan. Chicago; Ituis .1. Niiiler, Cin cinnati; M. .1. Luther, A. H. Crowley, THIRD AVENUE THROUGH TO SECOND uslin Underwear '04 H INTERESTING SALE ALWAYS 'T'ABLE after table of bewitching daintiness are these snowy piles of Muslin Underwear, generously made in full sizes, careful workmanship by skilled labor, and priced positively lower than ever. Our orders, placed nearly six months ago, before the great advance in cottons, embroideries and laces, make pos sible these low prices while present stocks last and suggest the wisdom of laying in your season's supply now. SALE BEGINS MONDAY, JAN. 25. 1904 Children's Night Gowns, all sizes, up to 7p 12 years . . O V Child's short Op Dresses tk'd yoke Jj 35c CORSET Infant's long Slips only nainsook 25c Each day, all day, ladies' fine cambric Corset Cov ers, tun ,rrencn iront, 35c ones for .... LADIES' At 2 o'clock each after noon this week, 50 pairs ladies' Muslin Drawers, nicely tucked. jr at each . . . 45c DRAWERS 25c Each day, all day, ladies' cambric Drawers, finish ed with hemstitching and embroidery, 45c kind for $1.00 PETTICOATS 50c At 3 o'clock each after noon this week, ladies' handsome Muslin Petti coats, with deep cambric flounce, insertion and edgi of torchon lace, dol lar values for SUITED. w Chicajro: V. M. Dauirlierty, I'oria; .1. C. Tropji. Meiidota; M. F. (iibney. Ce.lar llapitls; 1,'obert Stockman. 1 ii licet on. Iowa; ( '. A. I Saw den. New York; A. I., (iiishinan. !.tii- il U. Ky.; I.. .1. H-adle. St. Louis; M. A. Crier. Jacksonville. III.: II. Weston. Herbert L. Flint. Xew V rk: A. C. Mi:r'. Clcteland. Ohio; Sam J. Stm-kson. Chicairo: I.. H. Oarlick. New York: John J. Lilies. Fulton. III.: H. A. I'.Iis-. S. V. (irinies. Clih-apn: I'. J. Lucy, Cleveland. Ohio; M. J. Powers. ( hi cair: . W. Allenstine. Cincinnati: C. J. Wilson and wife. Minneapolis; J. T. Lembert. L nisiille. Ky.: D. I. 'lice. ( hicafro; D. C. Daley. Ottismwa: H. C. Co by. Denver. Col.; L. A. I'.iintly. Chi'-airti; I.otiis 'I'enseher. Jr.. I. W. Ilorniann. St. Lii-: K. Kaufmann. New York: A. F. Meirs. Milwaukee; I. (iray am! wife. Deincr. Ci 1.; V. J. F.ailly, Chicairo. At the l.'ock I-Iand-W. L. Hlack. Hampton: X. Mink. C hieairo: A. L. No dine. Michigan City.Ind.: A. Fredrick-. Chicat'o; ,. Aiil'u. Detrtit; J. K. Mc Oill. ( hicay. . K.lwar ! McDonald. Chi cnjro; Car!le Ha!!. Clsiea'o; XV. IL Hrock. Newton. I .v.a; V.. II. IlnLn it. Victor. I"a: I'. XV. D It -. ( hi (;i:'u; J. S. Fri!ve!. hie.tir't; J. M. IVinlrtTtMi. Chtcu-i: .la:. it-.- Mi" ton. St. I.ui-; O. L. I'.'ck. Kock l-!ai.(i; James j. (ji-rey, ht. Louis; J. K. Xajfe ociasLANDJLL JUST IN 1904 WASH FABRICS Tuesday, Jan. 26th will be opening day for our complete spring stock of white and colored wash goods, cotton shirt waist suit materials in medium and heavy weights. Every woman delights in these first views of new fabrics. "We will show the correct materials from the wash goods centers of Europe and our domestic manufacturers. COVERS 19c GINGHAMS FOR 1904 3000 yards fine domestic dress Ginghams in hun dreds of new' designsT a 19c regular 12Kc Gingham; per yd. At 12 l-2c 200 pieces of choice dress Ging hams, all the latest de signs, same qualities sold last season at 11 18c yard, all at 1-2 At 25c yard 100 pieces handsome French and Scotch Ginghams and Madras cloths, worth up to 40c, all at, OCr yard - . ZiOL Best Galatea cloths in new dots and X. I DRAWERS 15c . 25c stripes, yard rTuesda.v Morning at 9 O'clock 50c to 65c Fa.ncy Silk Mulls 25c a. Yard. On Tuesday morning we offer this fortunate purchase of Fancy Silk Mulls the very new est designs for 1904 Persian and lace stripe effects in gun metal, champaigne, cadet pink and blue shades. There are just 1000 yards we bought them cheap because they were sample pieces used at the mill for display. Every piece absolute- ICA OCo )CP 50c S ly perfect, yard SAN FELICE, A 5-cent Ciga.r manufactured for gentlemen of good taste A Our Scv.n Felice ciar is aar:inti l to iitaiii the choicest Havana tiller and wo will ivo fhosum of SI, 000 to any pfii-soii proving that it does not contain trie highest Kia.de Havana t iller. We Lesxd. Others Follow. " at THE ARCADE. J P. SEXTON. Proprietor. Ever. thln in 1H16 SKCOXD AVE. an-! wife. Omaha: L. Hrown and wife. Chicago: IC. Hardctt and wife, Omaha; Harry Oritliln. Chi'ayo; (ifirze F. lU-tiniMii. Monlre::!, Cana'Ta: 1'.. W. Klemirifr. Ca'.;!ri(Tj."e; W. II. Cury, Carbon ( !i:f: liar!f Kiii.-ey. Chi'-ao; A. J. Ciei-r. N'. w Orlean-: U . L. Uith erill. Cht-a:i; Jotm Jiurlev. liutTah). X". Y.; I'almer Kvllojrjr and if, De WHITE PETTICOATS Petticoats with hemstitched flounces tucked and . .50c Petticoats with lace and em broidery ruffles, panels of lace inserting, clusters of tucks, etc., very fine garments and QQsr special values at - . Ov Handsome fluffy lace and em broidery trimmed Petticoats of extra quality cambric, worth up to 2.00, in this sale 1 1.65, 1.44 and - . - 10 White Petticoats in large variety of higher prices, or iginal in style and priced specially low for this sale. COR.SET COVER.S Covers with tucked fronts 10c Covers, full French fronts 15c Covr-s 25c About 40 styles, with lace and inserting, fine tucked front with embroidery, with hemstitched ruffles, etc., a great variety, some worth almost double, 7C choice for . . LO Corset Covers with pretty lace and embroidery trim- Q- ming, 50c, 45c and Covers, very tastefully made of fine materials and trimmings much below value, (J n at 75c, 68c and . UC Ask to see the elaborate 1.25 Corset Covers QCr on sale at . . Uv SHIRT WAIST SUITINGS To meet the popular dc man,d for Shirt "Waist Suits we offer 100 pieces latest cotton suitings in fancy Nub cloths, Crepe Nouveau, Irish Linens, fancy Voile, Panama cloth, many weaves that would sell readily for 38c to 45c, all inOC one lot, yd. 25c, &J French Muslins, Persian Lawns and India Lin ens, dainty white good3 for dresses and waists, exquisite materials, at per yard, 75c, 64c, 58c, 48c, 38c, 32c, 25c, 18c, 12!-2C. 10c 10c IU JkJKjj 6Jvj .Smoker's Supplies. Old -Phone Wes, 1281. troit, Mich.; D. Wine, Verti, K::lona, Iowa. A-irora; Kit lurn Hlv- N't I IH ttll.l The I.. !':;.- of t)ie Maee:: !;-- of the Vtr!d wiil f'r.f a progressive tincli part, at the Maccal.ee"-- hall Moii .'ay eveniiii'. IJefre.-huierit.- wiil be serv ed and prize g'iten.