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THE ABGHJS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMB.EB 13, 1100. Weather W. Hay n.ve. Fair cool. tcniiht -d Kridaj: continued J. M . Sbebjb, Observer. M; at 8 30 Temperature at pm.ru a m. CITY CHAT. Younjr cents, quarts 4 .i cents. Young See Dolly's ad, page 5. Fresh fish at Hess BroVi The American Girl fehocs. Fresh fish at Schroeder's. The American Girl Shoes. Bay a home of Reidy Bros. For insurance E. J. Barns. See the American Girl shoes. Try the American Girl shoes. For real estate, E. J. Barns. New dill pickles at Morton's. Fail etyles now In. Dolly Bros. Dressrd chickens at Schroeder's. Ask for Rock Inland Girl cigars. Heavy sole shei at Dully Bros.' Knox and Stetson hats Lloyd's. Call for La I'lor de K. T.. D. 10 cents List yoar property wiflfEeidy. Bros The American Girl shoe is a beauty The American Hirl shoes are reliable. Wall paper at low prices at & McConibs'. If you want your property sold list it wun null & Co. Buy your cooks and beaters at Yonng & McCombs'. O -der your fish at Hoss Bros.' to morrow. I'hone 1031. We can now suit you in fall wii'Iin ery. Young & McCombs. KnaiDeld beauty pins, o cents per nozen at louog sc AlcUomos . White fish, trout and catfish at Hess Bros.' tomorrow. I'bone 1031. Plenty of peaches, pears and Dam son plums for canning at Horton's. Thirty-five cent merchants' lunch at noon hour at Harms' restaurant. Anheuser-Busch bottled beer. A. D. Huesing, sole agent. Phone 1388. Lidies, note the change of ad of the Modern shoe store. It will pay you. Tie ball for Windsor tie. 25-cent ki"l. Friday, 15 cents, at Young & McCombs'. Tint fruit jars 3 cents, one-half gallon cc McCombs. One hundred freight cars in addi tion to three uew engines have bpen ordered by the I)., K. I. & N W. road. Forty-five tickets to JosIIu were sold this morning at tbe Burlington depot. The board of supervisor went in a body. For a nobby and up-to-date line of skirts and j-ickots see Young & Mc Combs' line befum making your pur chase. If you need any wiring or cleetrio work of any kind don't fail to call on FieWg & Kobb and get prices. All work is first-class. N. E (JSson. cf Ishpeming. Mich , ha? taken a position as prescription clerk af. J. M Keim's drug store cn Thirty-eighth street. Tbe trolley wire at Second avenue and Twelfth street wai down yester day afternoon and street car traffic was tied up for about half an heur. Before biting a livery rig come and look over our outfits. We can please the most fastidious. Half a hundred vehicles to choose from. Crallc & Co. Have your watch cleaned and re paired at Brrokmao's, tbe Twentieth street jeweler, as all work is guaran teed and nothing but first-clasn work manship is done. Tbe American Girl shoes are tbe lest shoes made for f 2.60. All styles, nil sizes all widths and all the same price $2 50 at the Modern shoe stoic. 1705 Second avenue. I'asscnccr train No. 12, due hero on tbe Rock (Maud at 5 a. ru , was thtee hour late this morning, having Wea delayed In making connections by a wreck near Kansas City. C T. Henderson, who Is a factor in the spreading of the fame of Lewis' single binder cigar?, was a Rock Isl and visitor yterday, returning to his home in I'eoria last night. Minnie Patting, 12-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Patting, fractured an arm iu a fall yesterday afternoon near her home on Fourth avenue and Twenty-fourth street. The ladies of the First M. E church! will give a coffee tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at tbe residence of Mrs. G. W. fish. 921 Twentieth street. Come and bring your friends. William Filter it Co. have in their fall gcods iu farcy suitings and nobby trous-ers. Some of tbe hne.-t goods ever shown in the city. Their prices are low and workmanship high. Call and see them before selecting else where. 32 Twentieth street. By request, the Augustana Conser vatory of Music will form closes in sight singing, car training and dicta tion in Toiteu's ill u sic studio, above the music store. All those interested in music iu all its branches are in vited to meet Prof. Peterson and Mrs. Lund Monday at 4:30 p. m. and also 8 p. ru. Tbo dismantliug of tbe electric light towers has progressed only to the point of the icaioval of one of the number distributed abaut the city. Some of the towers have been stripped unvil in some cases only two lights are iu operation, giving but a small frac tion of the illumination they are sup posed to furnish. If tbe towers arc to be banished let the council have the work done properly. If they are to stand they should be equipped to do tbe service they were erected t pcr- half-way bui- form. Let thtre be no iness about it. The dispatches from Texas have as yet failed to bring any definite infor mation concerning Alta Lorn a. iu which Rock Island is particularly in terested, from the fact that a number of former residents of this city are residents of that place. The telegrams say that the town was completely wrecked and several people killed. bat the names of the victims are cot given. Simon Goldberg, of tbe Peoples laun dry has added to hisadvantagesforfirst class laundry work a machine uch as Is used by the big city laundries, and which is for domestic laundry work. By means of this machine collars are given a natural fini'h and made to Iook as good as new, having none of the artificial gloss that so often stamps poor laundry work. The Peoples laundry, it should bo remem bered, is located on east Seventeenth btret-t, in the rear of Mitchell & Lvnde's building. Do not forget the location and dou t negiect to call James Fuller, tbe eccentric old man who was mobbed at Erie Saturday, Aug. 4, by some two hundred indig nant citizens of tbe place, is now in the Watertown asylum, having been taken to Morrison and au inquiry Into bis mental condition resulting in a verdict that he was insane. It will be remembered that the mob un nercifully lashed Fuller, who Is C6 years of age, with rawhide wh'ps. after bavin? bound him to a tree, taller had been accused of beatlDg his daughter for attending a public dance. and also for having struck and choked his wife for defending the daughter THE DUDLEY BUCK RECITAL. Try one of those Cotton Felt Mattresses. ONLY $8.50. TRADE IS COMING OUR WAY FAST. Your Friends and Neighbors are Taking Advantage of These Low Prices. WHY NOT YOU? . Try one of those Cotton Felt Mattresses. ONLY 18.50 65c large wood seat chairs at SOC $4 white enamel iron beds 3.00 $27 leather easy chairs, all hair 21.00 $7.50 handsome mahogany parlor cabinet 6.00 $10 golden oak, polished, bookcase, glass front 5.00 $5 solid oak extension tables, six feet long. 3.75 15c China mat- tings llc $6.75 fancy corner chairs, polished. $8 fancy roman chair, birch rnahog- ' anized . , 3.25 4.75 65c all wool carpet at 50C $2.75 fine lace cur tains 2.25 $6.50 mahogany polished music cabinet, enclosed, at 5.00 $10 velour couch tufted spring edge, 32 inches wide, six foot four inches long 8.00 $6 handsome tapestry cur- " tains 4,75 The promptings of economy should ead your steps here Everything is marked at a price that will make you realize what opportunities there are HERE to make your money go a long ways. The only place to buy FURNITURE AND CARPETS in the Tri-Citie3 is at HOLBRpOK'S.' Never before have we been able to offer FURNITURE at this time of the year at these prices. Do not be deceived. These prices are not exaggerated in the least. w. s. HOLBROOK 103 to 107 East Second Street, Davenport. f ress Opinions From Near toil Far Cod earning the Eminent Tenor. Considerable interest is being mani fested by those who appreciate good music iu the lecti.re song recital to be iriven bv Dudley Buck, Jr., at Augus tana college Friday cveningSept 14. Mr. Buck need no introduction to the ublic, but the following, a few of the llatteriog notices he has received, will be of interest: Dudlev Buck, Jr., as Faust, de. serves hif,h credit. His voice is a fine one. and beautifully trained. lie sang all bis music with the greatest care and was loudly applauded for the Salve diuiora. " London Telegraph, ilarcb 2b, 1S5. He has a mellow tenor voioe. of naturally high range, and be sang with eae and artistic finish. London Kagle, Dec. , 138. Tbe lecture song recital by Dudley Buck, Jr., assisted bv Miss Grace Ames, was given iu tbe Auditorium asl evening. It was a musical treat, nd undoubtedly the highest in class f the entertainment season. Cedar lapid Republican, May Hi. 1900. Of Mr. Buck as a singer little need s said, for bis reputation is already made on two continents. Not only did be 1 ve up to it but ho augmented it as far as Divenport Is concerned. Miss A 'lies' voice Is remarkablv true. acd in the difficult passages are these qualities especially noticeable. Dra matic power is also a feature of her singing Daverport Republican, May 25f. 1U00. oooooooooooocooooooooooooo TIPS FOR TRAVELERS. 00000000000000000000000008 Through. wUlo vestibule chair cars with smoking compartment between Rock Island and Chicago via the D. R. I. & N W. railroad and the C & N. W. railroad. The quickest and best lino. Fc particulars inquire at city ticket oillce. laOJ becond avenue, or passenger station foot of Twentieth etrect. On Sept. IS. tic C. R. I. & V. rail road will sell round trip tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs or Putblo. at rate ot f 23 I'o. gooa tor return up to Oct. 31. Also on tbe above dale, home seekers tickets will be on sale to a number of points in the north, vest and southwest at the rate of one faro p'us $2 for the round trip. In addition to regular trains a special for Colorado points will leave Rock Island at 3:10 p. ra. A Delicious Morsel Can brhad at any time from our line ot fruit and vegetables. Read below. VEGETABLES, Wax Beans, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Beet. SweeiPotatoes.Cairots, Celery. Watermelons, Musk Melons, Green Corn. Spinach. FRUITS. Oranges. Peaches. OvBier plant. f lant. Parsley. Cauliflower, Squash. Crab Apples, A ppies. Calif ornla FlumsSugar Pears, Kananas, Concord, Malaza and TokaCirapes. Plumbs, by the peak. POULTRY. Sprlnu Chickens Dressed to Order, Dressed Cmokens, Dretsed. Turkeys, Ducks. HESS BROS. 1830 Seeond Ave. Phone 1031. YOUR FALL HAT IS HER E! WHEN FOR IT. YOU ARE READY We Have a Full Line of Watches, A President!! March for Hryaa. Music is to be a feature of tbe pres ent political campaign, as it has been of other campaigns in the past. Among the tirst in the held this year. in that narticulr line, is George L. Siemonn. x vouue composer, of Balti more, who has written "Siemonn's Presidential March," which has been dedicated to William J. Brvan. The march will be published by the Capi tol Publishing company, of Washing ton, and is expected to figure in tbe democratic demonstrations all ovtrl the country. Grand View. One of the grandest views in Illi nois is from the windows of the day coaches out cf Moiine east. The in sane asylum at Watertown rises like Windsor castle in old England, upon the ri Igc of a noble down. The great Mississippi, looking more like a sea than a river, frames the view to the westward. Hills, verdne-crowned. reaches of forest, glimpses of rapid waten racing, and high over ad. against the sky line, the great, grav castle of wrecked lives, broods and broods. Geneeo News. Watches of all sizes and all prices, and we make a spec ialty of carrying fine railroad watches and cordially invite the public to call and ex amine tbe line. Fine Line of Diamonds. We always carry the finest line of diamonds and are al ways pleased to show our stock. Call and see our line of jewelry. J. RAMSER, Manufacturing Jeweler and Op tician. Opposite Harper house. 'Fbone 4093. Allen Halverson. ot v est l'rauie, Wis., savs: "People come 10 mile to buy Foley's Kidney Cure;" while J A. Spero. of Helmer, lnd., says: "It is tbe medical wonder of the age. For sale by all druggists. Ciirls, if vou wish to be a June bride with red lips, laughing eyes, a lovely complexion, take Rocky Moan tain Tea thi month. 35 cents. Ask your druggist. A Tip Is a Good Thing if Taken in the Right Way. The tip we wish to give to smokers is, that we carry tbe largest stock of cigars, tobacco and all kinds of smokers' supplies of any body in the three cities. WE CARRY nothing but the best 5 and 10c cigars and a trial of one of our cigars will con vince you. Drop in and try one. Palace Cigar Store, 1705 Second Arena. Bixonoira ntvocm. 1 It shall be any fashionable shape you say. It shall not cost more than $3 if you want the best hat made; nor more than $2 50 if you want the second best. If you pre-N fer an Alpine, all the stylish shapes and shades are here at 97c, $1 50, 2 to $3. Do you pay for the inside of a hat or the outside? Here Is a Five Dollar Derby and One Look Alike, Feel Alike. for Three Can't Tell Dollars. Both Them Apart. Inside the five dollar Derby is a label bearing the name of some manufacturer. It costs you just two dollars for that label Will you pay it? If you love your hatter -better than you love yourself go to him for your new fall hat and pay his price, but if 50c to two dollars saved is any , object to you, come to us. A fine line of Alpines from 97c to three dollars. The Best Line of Derby sin Town at $1.50 to $3. v-J-Ts, - g - : t . ft'- ""CI y " l-'&? jpv' '.v'i ' VtiL.- j'l '-"Zm TWO BIG STORES. ONE TINY LITTLE PRICE. L 1"