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THE ATVOUS. MONDAY, JULY 24, 11905. 8 WINE'S GUESTS Bankers cf Eight Counties Wi!l Meet for Organization. INVITATION TO IOWA MEN Will Explain Their Plan of District Associations Will Be Follow ed by Illinois Men. An organization of the bankers of a district including Rock Island, Mer cer, Henderson, Warren, Knox, Henry. Uureau and Whiteside counties will le effected in Moline Aug. 9. The men conducting financial institutions in these counties have been extended an invitation by tue People's Saving Hank & Trust company, of Moline, for this purpoKi-. in Iowa tlitre Is the state association and the district aso- iatlon, and 'he proposition ii to fol low out the district plan in ihi.-s section of the Eta e lnlt- lunn llfn. To assist in carrying this plan into fffd the executive oflk-era of the II ! r.-jio state assuciuiion will he invited. :is will also I. II. McKec, of Mediapo- HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW MOVING PICTURES AT Watch Tower Park A Trip Around New York. Puss in Boots. Interrupted Flirtation. Nat Kisses Bride, and a fine lot of comic. COME AND SEE THEM. H. E. Krell, Both 'phones. Manager. lis, Iowa, president of the Iowa state association, and Henry M. Carpenter, of Monticello, Iowa, president of the district known as group No. 12. in which Davenport is located. The Iowa men will explain their mode of opera tion to the Illinois bankers. ri f Day. When the bankers arrive in Moline there will be a business meeting at 11 o'clock in the morning, and In the after noon there will be a trip up the river in the Markatana. C. H. Deere's house boa!. A banquet at the House-in-the-Woods at Campbell's island will con clude the session. COOL HEAD SAVES LIVES ON THE RIVER Three Davanporters Overturned While Riding the Waves in Skiff. Emil Kretschmer, Tony Maser and Harry Hennings. three Davenporters. were precipitated into the Mississippi by the overturning- of their skiff while riding the waesof the St. Paul, which paseed East Davenport about noon yes terday. When the boat overturned. Maser clung to the bottom, but Hen nings was carried- away and was in im iuiiifUt danger of drowning. Kretsch mer, who is an expert swimmer, went after the latter ami brought him back to the boat and then getting an oar he got upon the bottom of the boat and paddled it to shore. ACCIDENT CAUSES DEATH A. H. Einfeldt, Railroad Brakeman, Expires in Davenport. The death of A. II. Einfeldt. the brakeman who was bo severely injured in the accident in the Davenport yards of the Rock Island last Wednesday, oc curred Saturday evening at St. Luke's hospital, where he was removed after the accident. Mr. Einft-ldt, while mak ing a coupling, slipi'd and fell under the moving wheels. He was dragged about fifteen feet, and his hip and ab domen badly injured. Blood poisoning resulted. Mr. Einfeldt was single and about '.',? years of age. He has a broth er living in Hock Island, and the fu neral will be held In this city. His old home was in Chicago. Don't Miss trie Fine Excursion to CLINTON, IOWA, On the Fast Steamer, COLUMBIA TUESDAY, JULY 25, Leaving Rock Island at 8:45 a. m. FARE 50c. LAMONT, Agt. PEGIQL JHILLIflEHf THIS IS THE TIME OF YEAR WHEN IT IS DIFFI CULT TO FIND JUST THE HAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. WE HAVE JUST AS COMPETENT HELP NOW AS IN THE BUSY SEASON. AND WE ARE IN A POSI TION TO MAKE YOU JUSTAS SMART HATS WITH OUT EFFORT ON YOUR PART AS IN THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON. BRANDENBURG MILLINERY STORE, Corner of Twentieth Street and Fourth Avenue. Out of Date Plumbing is Un If your plumbing is of due, the member of household are constan heiih. Defective plu: germ-bearing sewer gas the atmosphere an. breathed by the occupants, Let us examine the condition of your plumbing, correct defective piping and install the best sanitary fixtures made. namely t&udr' Bths and One-piece Lavatories. Our illustrated booklet "Modern Home Plumbing" tent free upon application. CITANXON & DUFF A JU TVetl Sreatcmlk Strsoc, healthy mmm VCv H our y risking their J I bing generates Wi s which pollute iSj j cannot help but be ) m DRINK A LUXURY And a Dangerous Luxury, Says Volney B. Cashing AT THE METHODIST CHURCH Says Country Could Afford to Give Li quor Men $1,240,000,000 Per Year Fight Against Traffic. "The best that can be said for an alcoholic drink is that it is a luxury, and that it is a dangerous luxury." said Volney B. Cushing. in his temperance address last evening at the First M. E. church. He said that while alcohol is useful as a medicine, it is not neces sary as a beverage, and that the num ber of homes ruined, and the amount of money wasted on drink, qualify the statement that alcohol is a dangerous luxury. He held that the liquor bus iness is as unnecessary as the use of alcohol is, and declared that the liquor traffic decreases the demand for the necessities of life. Kijcbt on Traffic. -We could afford to give $1,240,000 000 a year spent in liquor to the saloon men, and let them keep their commod ity, and still we would be uetter off in the end," said the speaker. In speaking of the cure for the liquor traffic, he held that the public must ar ray itself against it, and as earnestly against the public men who perpetuate the saloon by granting it license. He dwelt at some length on the effect of the saloon business on other legiti mate business. He classified waste as one of the greatest causes of industrial depression, and pointed out that the saloon business causes a waste of over a billion dollars yearly. He spoke at some length on the need of an earnest fight against the saloon. not only by those in the church, but by everyone interested In the right de velopment of the nation's industries. "The reasons why good citizens should oppose the saloon are legion," said the speaker. He was introduced by Rev. W. S. Marquis, pastor of Broadway Presby terian church. THE WEATHER- enrrally fair tonlKbt nad Tuenday. Rnlnn have hern Rcnrrnl In tltr lower MImmImIppI valley, vrith a torrential downpour of 7.10 Inchrn at Shmepnii, nl a fall of 2.46 Inrkm at Mobile. I.licht niiua have alxo fallen nlonjc tlte raatrrn Kwkj' mountain olope. In the Ohio val ley, and In the middle Atlantic ntntea. Generally fair weather prevail In the upper MlMHlanlppI valley. Relatively cool weather prevailw throuKhout the northern atatea eaat of the Rocky mountain, with moderate temperature in Mouthern section. North Dakota la cooleMt with a mini mum of 42 dejrreea at Devil's lake. An area of blah pressure extends from Kansas northward to Manitoba, with the crest at Devil's lake. Areas of low pressure are loon ted over Ontario, the Columbia basin, and southwestern Arlsona. ('. K. KAt I.1IABKR, Acting Observer. Temperature at 7 a. m.. 37 j at 3:30 p. in.. 70. CITY CHAT. Insure with McKee. Zlbla lighted delighted. Zazaro is there, call for it. Buy a home of Reidy Bros. Tri-CIty Towel Supply company. For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's. For bus or express. Spencer & Trefz. All sizes of white oxfords. Dolly Bros. Ice cream and ice cream soda at Peterson's, 1314 Third avenue. W. H. Siemon will do your tin work; 1427 Sixth avenue. New 'phone 6746. One week more at 50 cents on the dollar; slaughter sale, patent medi cines. Pru-rl-ta store, 1913 Second av enue. Excursion to Cljjrton on the fast and safe steamer Columbia, Tuesday, July 25. Leaves at 8.:jJ0.a. m., only 50 cents round trip. Don't forget the moonlight excursion on steamer Columbia, given by Canton Star No. 8. I. O. O. P., Monday even ing, July 24. Remember the excursion to Clinton is on the steamer Columbia Tuesday, July 23, at 8:30 a. m., only 50 cents round trip. Don't forget the moonlight excursion on steamer Columbia, given by Canton Star No. 8, I. O. O. P.. Monday even lug. July 24. Aug. 30 has been set as the date or the appearance of Ringling Bros.' show in this city. In a few days the post ers will begin to apptar. The fast steamer Columbia will run an excursion to Clinton Tuesday. July 25, leaving at 8:30 a. m., returning at 7 p. m. Only 50 cents round trip. Traffic on the Burlington and Mil waukee roads was delayed this morn ing by the derailing of an engine near the north end of Rock Island bridge. Expert manicuring, shampooing and thorough treatment of the hair and scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 73C Sev enteenth street. Old phone, west 59. The j .ry in the case of Henry V. Maurer vs. Fred J. Cooper in county court returned a verdict Saturday find ing the issues for the defendant. The Base Ball ISLAND CITY PARK RocK. Island Cedar Rapids Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Game called at 3:45 suit was to recover $500 alleged to be duo on a field of corn. Friends of Mrs. Ida Yohe will be pleased to learn that she is able to be out again, although not strong enough to attend the family reunion given at Pickering, Mo., as a celebration of the C7th wedding anniversary of her grand parents' marriage. Prof. Jacob C. Miller, who has been at Urbana. while completing his spe cial course in manual training at the University of Illinois, has returned home, accompanied by his family. Prof. Miller is instructor in manual training in the Rock Island high school. We can supply you with garden hose, first class goods at prices ranging from 8 cents to 18 cents per foot. No competition goods. See our garden hose before purchasing elsewhere. Channon & Dufva, 112 West Seven teenth street. Licensed to Wed. John Flanagan Rock Island Hannah L. Bollman Rock Island MUSIC AT L0NGVIEW NEXT Band Will Give Excellent Program To morrow Evening. Following is the program for the band concert at Long View park tomor row evening: March Gilmore's Triumphal. .Brooke Overture Lustspiel Kerler Bela Spanish Waltz Espanita Rosey Selection The Sho Gun Lueders Serenade Solo for cornet. . .Schubert Mr. Hugo Toll. Selection The Army Chaplain Millockei Characteristic Guard Mout.Eilenberg Musical comedy The Prince of Pil- sen Lueders March Parnassus Laurendeau CERTIFICATE AND HONORS Received by Miss Nicotine Zedeler of Rock Island. Miss Nicoline Florentine Zedeler ot this city, has received a teachers' cer tificate for violin, from the Chicago Musical college, from which she re cently graduated. Miss Zedeler is a gifted young violinist, whom many in this city have had the pleasure of hearing. She received the Ed win A. Potter diamond medal, the highest honors of the school. Former President Dead. Caracs, July 24. Rojas Paul, form er president of Venezuela, is dead. Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten Years of Suffering. "I wish to say a few words In praise of Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," says Mrs. Mattie Burge, of Martinsville, Va. "I suffered from chronic diarrhoea for ten years and during that time tried various med icines without obtaining any relief. Last summer one of my children was taken with cholera morbus, and I pro cured a bottle of this remedy. Only two doses were required to give her entire relief. I then decided to try the medicine myself, and did not use all of one bottle before I was well and I have never since been troubled with that complaint. One cannot say too much in favor of that wopderful medi cine." This remedy is for sale by all leading druggists. Safeguard the Children. Notwithstanding all that is done by boards of health and charitably In clined persons, the death rate among children is very high during the hot weather of the summer months In the large cities. There is not probably one case of bowel complaint in a hun dred, however, that could not be cured by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, For 6ale by all leading druggist. ?017 Perfect In quality. Moderate In price. im $1.33 BLACK TAFFETA 97o Special purchase of Swiss TafTetas. fine rich black, yard wide, worth XI. 38 yd., while 97c Ai I r3 VJlZhci A M H II I THIRD AVENUE THROUGH TO SECOND ("VlMfr Consultation and fVM examined free of charge by Dr. Myers. OptK-.nl Dept.. 2nd floor. Second Avenue Store. A Week of Sensational Wash Goods Selling 10c, 15c, 18c. 25c, 38c and 50c Imported and Domestic Wash Goods of all Hinds; your choice of all, at, per yard 10c 5C Commencing Monday at 9 O'clocK THIS SALE occurs about this time every year. It is looked forward to by hundreds, it is probably th greatest bar gaiu event in wash goods selling in the three cities. . Weaves and colors of all varieties of wash fabrics are included in this extraordinary sale. Embroidered Swisses. Cotton and SilK Ginghams, Mercerized Zephyrs. E.m- broidered Scotch Ginghams, Dotted Batistes. French Organdies, Mousaeline de Soie, etc., etc., etc. all on three great bargain tables, at per yard, 10c, 7ic and Shirt Waists THIS week will be punctuat ed with bargains in this section. Many lots are small, but are cheap aud well worth hustling down town for fancy rtrtpe Shirt Waist a. ni 4Sc ones at LC White lawn Shirt Waists, with em-r-roldery tnsertlon. q 66t- ones Ojq White Waists. iretty styles, trimmed tvlt faRottlnir. embrol.Vrv r rr lace. $1.00 onen DiC Handsome White Waist, very few of a kind, but a large number of wyles. Oet your alze and you git p bargain at VOC 5c Corset Cover E.mbroideries 25c, 38c O 4Sc ON'K hundred ics. now I'orsot Cover Kmbrokierle. w:th b-:i.l. ins and val. luo insert uk. nil dainty new stylos, wortli uj to 9So on sale Mondav and till sold at. yard. 4S-. S8e and JC Old Bleach, All Linen Towels for 25c WARRANTED to wear, bleached in the old way on grass, sprinkled vvithpure water until full bleached Theae Towels, hemstitched, size 20x40, never Bold for leas than 35c each for one week" wo make the very special price of, QC each JC Hammocks SOME prices in this section that will prove attractive. Ilere is one Hammocks, fancy weaves, full or three-quarter color.. spreader and cross bar tC Other special-, value Ham mocks at 9 80: and 86c Hammock and Porch Pillows NOTHING nicer on the porch these summer days than lots of pretty pillows We have a new lot of dainty em brordered. cotton and Persian Stripe Tapestry Slips. ft at only ,JG For Sum mer Reading OUR book department is well stocked with summer reading at nominal prices The most popular novels by Mary Jane Holmes. Mrs Southworth and others In pretty cloth bind- OC Ings at only . 4JC Among; the bargains of the season are the handsome AQ $1.08 Books at VC The publishers' price is $1.50, our price is $1.08. We offer these to prompt buy- IO ers at tuL1 It is the buying power of this big store that did the trick. Every book is new direct from first hands. The list embraces: The Fortunes of Flfi Gordon Keith firewater's Millions The Grey CloaK The Gentleman from Indiana Raffles The Call of the Wild Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son The SKy Pilot Etc., Etc., Etc. . It is an excellent opportun ity to secure the best summer reading and at the same time replenish the library. ., Indian Tents Cheap AIAj the Iudian teuts we have left go on sale Mon day at 0 o'clock Hows and Arrows. Moccasins. In dian Suits, War Clubs, etc.. all cut down In price far quick sale. House furnishings STEEL. Table Knives and Ki.rUa. Cccobola handles, set of six tach, our price. 47f per set I V Good White Mottil T: , Spoons, 10c dozen, each 11 4-quart 25c Enameled Stew 10r Kettles, t price L Patty Tins. 1 new designs It A good time to buy Liuwn Mowers only a few left. f t Q'T $2 97, $2.75 and See our new Una of Ourman China Chocolate Sets. Biscuit Jars, Chop riatea. Salads. Spoon Trays. Terry Sets and Sugars and Creams. Just pluced on sale at most attractive prices. Kruit Jars and , Canning Supplies ar goln? fast. Hotter buy now. Indigestion Cured. There is no case of indigestion, dys pepsia or stomach trouble that will not yield to the digestive and strength ening influence of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy takes the strain off the stomach by digesting what you eat and allowing it to rest until . it grows strong again. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure affords quick and permanent re lief from indigestion and all stomach troubles, builds up the system and so purifies that disease can not attack and gain a foothold as when in a weak ened cendition. Sold by all droggists. CONTRACTING AND BUILDING. FRANK A. FREDERICKS. Bchrelner Shop, 1121 Fourth Avenue. JBlas promptly Come. WU law tad screea doors m special ty. Satisfaction raaraatece. Rea Meace, 415 Elereata street. Ola pkoae west 834. How About That Vacation?! Saved nearly enough to take that trip you planned and now you're thinking of giving it up. Your wife had her heart set on going, too, and it will b a disappointment. If it's only a question of money, we can help you out. Rath er embarrassing to be away from horn and have to tele graph for money, especially when you don't know just who to telegraph to. Start with enough. We'll loan it to you on your furniture, piano, horses, wagons or other per sonal property and leave the property In your possession. Pay us something each month and you'll never miss It. Reasonable terms, entirely private and you get the money just as soon as you need it. Glad to give you full informa tion and quote you rates. FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY. Mitchell & Lynde Block. Room 38. Offlc hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. and Saturday vanlnja. " ohona West 514. New Telephone 6011. I..I..I..I..I..I..I.4.4..H..I..I, i -i-M-M. I I I I I I I I I I I-H- aiassM sBBsssBBSSBasasasssssasaasssBassasssssa SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ARGUS. Illllll H'H'-H-'M"!"H 1 I"H -I-H-MM 1 t H"H-l"M-M-i YOU DON'T NEED CASH TO FURNISH A HOZViE HERE. Four Hooms FurnisKed All Complete For S98. ON EASY PAYMENTS OF $10 DOWN. BALANCE MAY BE PAID IN EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY 4 PAYMENTS. GOODS DELIVERED WHEN FIRST PAYMENT IS MADE. READ Trlfe Ulbl uuuua YOU GET: FOR THE PARLOR. 16 YDS. WOOL INGRAIN CARPET 1 HANDSOME TUFTED COUCH 1 LARGE PARLOR TABLE 1 PAIR RICH LACE CURTAINS 1 FANCY CARVED ROCKER 1 LARGE PARLOR LAMP 1 FINE PARLOR PICTURE 2 FANCY WINDOW SHADES 2 BRASS CURTAIN POLES 1 BRASS PARLOR CLOCK FOR THE DINING ROOM 1 9x9 COTTAGE INGRAIN RUG 1 FANCY OAK DINING TABLE 4 FANCY DINING ROOM CHAIRS 1 SET FINE DECORATED DISHES 2 DARK GREEN WINDOW SHADES FOR THE BED ROOM 1 9x12 REVERSIBLE INGRAIN RUG 1 FANCY IRON OR WOOD BED 1 FINE SWELL TOP DRESSER 1 FANCY BENT ARM COMMODE 1 HANDSOME CHAMBER SET 1 LARGE DOUBLE MATTRESS 1 PR. FINE WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS 2 FULL SIZE FEATHER PILLOWS 1 BED ROOM FANCY PICTURE 1 PR. FINE LACE CURTAINS iTOR THE KITCHEN. 1 LARGE NO. 8 COOK 8TOVE 1 FINE KITCHEN TABLE 2 LARGE KITCHEN CHAIRS 1 GLASS KITCHEN LAMP 1 GREEN WINDOW SHADE THIS OFFER IS GOOD IN THE TRINITIES AND SCOTT COUNTY. SUNSHINE OUTFITTERS, H I I I I H':-M"M I I'M WTTV 113 Ea.st Second Street, Davenport. Iowa. tttttWKWtW'I H"H'