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c THE ABGTJS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1900, i WEATHtR WE MAY HAV 1 Partly cloudy and proba bly threatening tonight and Tuesday: but little change in temperature. J. M. SHEMER, Obtercer. Temperature at 7 a. m. 17, at 3:30 p. m. JO. CITY CHAT. Pol At Mitsch'a. Albums at MitschV. Carvers at Wilcher'a. Air rifies at Wilcher'a. Holiday goods at Lloyd's. Boy a borne of Reldy Bros. For Insurance . J. Bona. For real estate, E. J Bnrna. Ask for Rock Island Girl cigar. Misa Byrnes for fine millinery. Nice Xmas trees at Hess Bros'. Dressed poultry at Schroeder's." Llat yoar property with Reidy Bros. Call for La Flor de E. T. D., 10 cents. All toys at low prices at Mitsch'a. Choice dressed poultry at Schroe der's. All toys must be sold this evening at Eckhart'a. Summers & Woodin'a is the place to buy your skates. ' If you want vour property aold list It with Hull & Co. Open until noon tomorrow, Xmas. Stewart, the hatter. Skates at cost while they last. Summer fc Woodin'a. Toys, toys, all toys mst be sold this evening at Eckhart's." A Hue select lino of smoking jackets jowns and night robes at Lloyd's. If you want to buy or"sell real es tate, consult Goldsmith & McKee. Thirty-five cent merchants lunch at noon hour at Harms' restaurant. Splendid assortment of pipes for hol iday presents at the Palace cigar store. Albert Ii. Brady, formerly of DavJ enport, died yesterday in Rome, Italy. Buy a Universal food chopper. Thfy are the best. At J. W. Stew art's. Choice line of misses' and children's hats going at your own price. Miss Bjrces. Bracelets of all kinds and designs at cost at Fred Bleuer's, the up-to-date jeweler. F. W. Goulder has returned from Cedar Rapids, where he completed a roofing contract. If you have any prents to select yet don't fail to visit F. J. Dickmau & Co.'s jewelry store. Clearing sale from now until the first of the year everything at very low prices at Miss Byrnes'. . x Buy him one of those French briar pipes at the Palace cigar store and he will surely spend a merry Christmas. A grounded electric light wire had the elTect yesterday of causing an un comfortable buzz on the telephone lines. Plenty of fresh dressed turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese at Hess Bros', this evening and tomorrow morning. La Gornita, the newest and best all-Havana cigars "in beautiful Christmas packages, at the Palace cigar store. The stage of water at the Reck Is land bridge was 2 20 at 5 a. m., andj 2.35 at noon. The temperature at noon was 19. Carl Clough, messenger for the Pos tal Telegraph company, today made hi9 appearance in a natty regulation blue uniform. j Mrs. Conr.id Schneider was removed j from her home on Fourth avenue to. St. Anthony's hospital in the ambu lance jesterday. The junior class at the Y. M. C. A. will give a free athletic exhibition at the gymnasium Saturday afternoon, beginning at ;J o'clock. Reduced prices on family groups in all sizes during the holidays at C. E. Smith's studio. ormeaite ilarnnr ! Lnncbln of the ii r i house. Telephone 4372. I .,- J - with the choicest Havana cigars for' is exhamted. call or address C. F. Gaetjer, 717 Seventeenth street. Standard brands of high class cigar packed ii hoTHay packages, an al most unlimited assortment to select from, at the Palace cigar store. A boy or girl cannot be better pleated than ry receiving a psir of Barney & Berry's skates. Cheap wnile they last, at J- . btewart s. JLost all high prices on our purses and are now selling the finest grades at the lowest prices at Jr red Bleuer'a the up-to-date jeweler, 1708 Second avenue. The bed and mattress left bv the late Louise Oberdorfer to St. Anth ony'a hospital have been delivered and the Bisters are deeply grateful for tne same. v The fire department extinguished a email blaze iu the basenent of T. A Murphy's residence on Elm street yesterday morning. The damage was very aiignt. A Chriatmrf merrily spent and money well invested if he is drawing the fragrant Havana from one of those meerschaum pipes from the Palace cigar store. If in doubt of what to buy for Xmas presents, a call at our store will lift the burden, as we have presents for young and old. Fred Bleuer, the up-to-date jeweler. George Stocker, who recently an derwent an operation for cancer, was Saturday discharged from St. An thony's hospital and removed to his home on Seventh avenue. Four young bloods engaged in sanguinary encounter on filth ave nue. in the neighborhood of lour teenth street, Saturday nigLt. borne of them came off the worse for wear, Have still a good selection of cut glass, being sold at cost. We handle only the finest grade on the market the Hawkes." Fred Bleuer, the up- to-date jeweler, i4V9 becond avenue Beniamin Butts, a prisoner at the county jail charged with petty lar ceny, pleaded guilty before Judge Adams today and was released upon an agreement bv relatives to pay the costs. Henry Crumblinda, Charles Op- dyke, John Kend 11 and -xackee' Robineon were working on a scaffold 12 feet from the ground at Hillsdale Saturday, when the structure gave way and threwthe men to the ground Kendall had his arm broken and the other? were hurt internally. John Buckley, a farmer living near Hillsdale, had one of his ears torn on in a serious runaway Saturday. His tettn took fright atd he was dragged quite a distance. When he was found he was unconscious and suffering from bruises and lacerations over the body. Mr. Buckley is near 75 years of age. Marion liowman, 40 years old, was arrested in D-tvenport Saturday even ing for having stolen 6-year-old rel lie Adams of Bloomington. While the man did not expect a 125.000 rc ward for the return of the child, be had been courting her widowed mother and may have thought to gain her affection in this way. Charles Hansgep has decided to again embarfc in the tlour and feed business, in addition to the coal trade. in his admirable location, east of Twentieth street and facing the new Burlington depot grounds. Mr. Hans gen's wide experience in this line cou pled with bis popularity insures the success of-his new venture. INVITATION TO McKINLEY. to Act Trl-Clty Boiloeu Asaoclatlons Thursday Might. - Committees from the Rock Island Club and Retail Merchants1 associa tion, the Davenport liusiness Men s association and the Moline Business Men's association are to meet at the Hotel Sommers, Moline, Thursday evening next to formulate an invita tion to President McKinley to visit the three cities and Kock Island arse nal during his western trip next spring. ANOTHER TORPEDO BOAT. Destroyer MeDcnoagb. at East Brslntrc. East Braintree, Mass., Dec. 24 I The torpedo boat destroyer McDon- iiuuua v ma a i luc i aiaiv uiir&r store. . l t- - . . . , ' j the Fore Iron company today, amid Bengston block. I . . , , ,, J,J . .. . ringing of bells and blowing of whis- The finest selection of rings in the te9. Mrs. Lucv Charlotte McDjn city can be seen in our store at prices 'oaga Rede, of Philadelphia, christ within reach of all. Ired Bleuer, the ened the vessel with champagne. Dozens of brands of nickel c'gais packed in from 12 to 15 in a package for Christmas presents at the Palace cigar store. Bengston block. The finest and largest assortment cf watches and diamonds in the city at Fred Bleuer'a, the up-to-date jeweler, 1706 Second aveuue. Stewart, the hatter, .wishes you a merry Xmas and a happy and pros perous New Year, and many tnanra for the liberal patronage. Anyone wishing wood in stove lengths by the load before the supply WHY COUGH Dr. Bull's Cough fcyrup cures Cough or Cold at once Conquers Croup, Wboopinsr-Coupti and Measle-Couh without JiiiL All mothers praise it. Doctors prescribe it for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia and Consumption. Quick, sore results. jvior. n cents. Rffue the dealer's substitute. SB COUCH SYRUP Always cures when others fall. gy. Boil s puis carcCeostlpartioa. 50 pills IOC Oa the River. . The steamer Climax passed down the river today. Travel over the bridge yesterday: Foot, south, 1.008; north. 1,007; teams, south, 723; north. 723; street cars, south. 210; north. 212. K I piny Rctaros. Chicago. Dec. 24 C&ief of Police Kipley returned to Chicago early to day. He said bis return was hastened by the illness of Captain Colleran, chief cf dt-tectives. "The fact that various accusations have been made against me since my departure about two wteks ago has nothing to do with my return." said the chief. "-I am here and rtady f jr the grand jury any time that b;dy wants to see me. I have been on my vecation and enjoved the rest." Ofmrrfmnn PiSnnn nnrf Ofinnnrn S ul ID UJuu QUUCD tfM ullUUulu 1 - Men's Slippers 50c, 65c, 90c, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Ladle ' Border Slippers 6qc to "y$c. Ladies' Strap Slippers for evening wear $1 to$3. Patent Leather and Patent Kid Shoes in very large variety $2.48, $5 1 -.v. SVii.v iw.V.J. Special. if :T:JKfS criP go - if $248 for Ladies' Patent Leather, Cloth Top, Dress Shoe on new style last. All widths, equal of any $3.50 shoe in the city. THE' BOSTON pi PRICE BROS. & CO., Props. New Location One Door West of Young & McCombs. Gold Crown Dental Parlors. Extracting Teeth Positively Painless cur Specialty. . I had four teeth extracted positively painless. I ebeerfullv recommend to the public that the doctor's anaesthetic la perfectly harmless -lor elderly people ai well the young. T. O. Feits. M. D I had six teeth extracted without taln. The doctor Is yerv careful in his ex tractor. I recommend him highly. C. tv. Donald. 107 Fourth avenue. Don't hurt a bit. I had 15 teeth extracted absolutely without pain. Mrs. W. H. Wise. Fourteenth street. I had eight teeth crowned with gold and five gold tilling. All work was abso lutely painless Miss Agnes Bergendabl, 550 Twenty-sixth stieet. At one sitting I had 17 teeth extracted painlessly. My gums were not sore at all Mrs. Martin Jacobson. 46it Seventh avenue. My face was badry swollen from an ulcerated tooth. They extraoted the tooth without pain. Charles Carlson. Sir? Third street and Flf th avenue. BEST RED RUBBER MATE 5(5.00 BRIDGE WORK PER TOOTH 5.00 BEST GOLD ' CROWNS $2.50 and up GOLD FILLING $1.00 nl P SILVER FILLING 50c PAINLESS EXTRACTING SOC Teeth Extracted Free When Plates are Ordered. Consultation Free. Examination and Office Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. Gold Crown Dental Parlors, Corner Seventeenth Street and Third Avenue. Selecting Your Christmas Dinner Made easy by reading our list below. Give us a call. Your erdcr will receive prompt attention. VEGETABLES. lA Wax Beans, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Beet. S w eetPota toes. Carrots, Celery, Oyster prtaW Parsley, Bgg plant, Spinach, Squash Cauliflower, Lettuce, Radishes, Brussels sprout. Endive. Green bean. Soup bunches. Leek. Asparagus. Fresh Mint, Water Cress. FRUITS, Oranges, Crab apples. Grape Fruit, Apples, Bananas, Coucord, Malaga. Grapes. Catawba Grapes. POULTRY, Dressed Turkejs. Dressed Chick ens Dressed Ducks, Drensed Geese, Wild Ducks, Quail, Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Oyste rs. Clams. HESS BROS. 62 0 Second Are. 'PhonVicfel SENSIBLE HOLIDAY CROWD Christmas Gifts of Lasting Qualities. Watches. Diamonds. Brooches. Ring. Watch Chains. Chain Bracelets. Fobs. Lorgnetto Chains. Stick Pins. Cigar Cases. Cigarette Cases. Watch Safes. Pocket Books. Bill Books. Umbrellas, ladies' & gentlemen's Sterling Silver Ware. Cut Glass. Ebony Back Mirrors & Brushes. Toilet sets in larsre assortments and many oiner articles too numerous to i mention. There is nothing too good ; A lor our patrons, we sen you tne best goods at lowest prices, uaii early, call often. Throngs of happy men, Happy when they come, All want useful gifts for brother or sweetheart, mas dollars and cents women, boys and girls, happier when they leave, father, for husband, son, They come because Christ command more than any where else. Our complete line of Holiday Goods are on display and we have extra salesmen to as- our customers in making their selection from sist Our Christmas Spread. J. RAMSER, Manufacturing Jeweler and Op tician, opposite Harper house. 'Fbone 40S. Sloon Notices. Lnt S?le lunch at Louis Englin's tomorrow. Fifteenth street and Fourth avenue. Licensed t Wed. Dc! O' 'oaRei' Josi'n M Vaccic Schneider "Di 'jCi'.t I .u:s E. Sefven. Kaibss City. Mo.-j ftil lUWUIlli ....L,)OCS,UVl r"-ank J Weicuo M.. -outh OMne Vin Sarah May Mdler South Mtlne I d vard Robsrc Kitted Moline Visi Adelaide Marie Cart-on...... Watertowa FOR THAT CHRISTMAS SUIT Call at our store and look at our Iioe of winter suit ing. From our large line it is an easy matter to select gods for your Christmas Suit. Prices Guaranteed. Workman ship and Style Unequaled Anywhere. MEN'S OVERCOATS MEN'S SUITS BOYS' OVERCOATS BOYS' SUITS CHILDREN'S REEFERS CHILDREN'S SUITS VESTEE SUITS PLUSH CAPS FINE KERSEY CAPS UMBRELLAS PUFF TIES FOUR-IN-HAND SMOKING JACKETS OXFORD MUFFLERS WAY MUFFLETS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS NIGHT ROBES KID SILK LINED G LOVES MOCHA JACKETS FANCY VESTS CARDIGAN JACKETS JERSEY JACKETS MEN'S SWEATERS BOY'S SWEATERS FINE FANCY HOSIERY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS PATENT LEATHER TRUNKS MEN'S SLIPPERS IN STYLE Sole Agents tor the Celebrated ' B.a P. V $4.00 U ' fi trace ZiiMiMlMttM Burt & Packard Men's Shoes. J. B. ZMMEB THE TAILOR. 1823 Second Ave, Bock Island. ( "J'' J ' ' ' - 2 TW O BI TORE ONE T'NV liXTI E PKirK. t