Daily Leader from Davenport, Iowa • Page 7

-J I 4 I I 1 TUESDAY, 17, 1903. THE' DAVENPORT DAILY LEADER 7 41 IT TVT iWl I ivien 5 arm Underwear 4 Medium and Heavy Weights, Cot- tori, Wool ami 50c up to $3.75. Gloves and Mittens Wool Knit in- black arid 25c to $2.00. Silk Wool Knit Fleece and Fur Lined in Kid Mocha and Buckskin. 50c The kind they enjoy wearing, because the taste and habits of boys were studied in the of these garments.

i Wm, Joeiis Cash Hatter, 314 B'rady St. Boys Reefers and Overcoats $1.50 to $12. Overcoats for the Older Brothers $4,50 to $20.00. Overcoats for Men $5 to $45. Dunlap Hats Manhattan Shirts CITY IN 'BRIEF Items About People you KnoW THE WEATHER I.ocnl ior Davenport an.

I and tarian Evening i upon the "Tho Duty of iho Ci'izi'ii tli' 1 Baliot." C. P. a i hns resumed his post- i i as i i t-ar conducior on tho Kock island road ai'tor a i vacation. K. LV-nuinonT of lW' r.rbltro avenue, N.

v. inter with i I TV cr Try Volz. tho Tailor, Brady St. Ewert Rioluqr's Express. Phone Merchants 4 Trsf.

Co. Phone Tri'Ctty Towel Supply Co. 407 Brady, Express Transfer Co. storage. .3.

H. Biederbecke, systematic your sewing machines at Rlchtcr The Panitorium cleans the best. 317 Bratly street. 5S1. Order hard coal from Claussen.

Phone 136, Fifth ana Dcsota. Don you want artistic prior- tic.lcots? Call on Clint 1 Harrison. Coi. O. Watson Fronr-h has 1 upon a business i 0, tto.sch has Ml for Chicago A Ohio, anU niiuT Anu'riea pon tho Camp.

Royal Koi Abhors of will a dancln party at iutll on of 1. Tht- Otm Club ha? issued iuvitat.ions for a big shoot, to bo hold at T.ho- EUlridco Turner Hall Thanks- y. "Little ttmus." the boat a i up iho for lower Mis- isslnpi trade, tor flay. Ainuv a i of WfKi lias to Clinton, i some time visit- who.ro she wi ins: friemls. Custav a i i or' an 'U iiv- ore tho Oes Moines I'M a i a Ciiy.

s. H. A. and or of Albany, NViv Y(U-k, are suosts ar The ladies of St. Martha's "Society of Mary's church will a card party tomorrow evening at the School hall, corner of Sixth and Fiilraorc streets.

The Trades and assembly met last evening at L.ahrmanu's hall and discussed a numbor of questions of interest, including the Chicago street car strike. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cable.

have been advised of the birth of a granddaughter, the child of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Wing of West Newton. a Boston.

M. .7. Williams. W. R.

Welsh. John Egan. M. McGrath and N. Golden of Clinton were in Davenport Sunday attend the banquet the Knights of Columbus in Moliue.

Mrs. Brice R. Johnson entertained Hie members of the Monday Xighr Cinch club in a very pleasant manner last evening at her home, corner Thirteenth and'Grand avenue. On. Sunday Adolph Ruymanh.

member of the legal firm ot" Ruymann and Urymann ami one of the best young irien in the entire country, celebrated his 24th birthday anniversary. Yesterday morning tho horse attach- IQ the delivery wagon of John D. Htruve. became frightened and made a bold for liberty. The driver to the ground but escaped injury aside from a bruises.

Mrs. A. Biirdick has returned home from Alma, where she called by the serious illness and subse- 'jueni death of her eldest brother Wells "WilloT-s. a prominertt merchant and hanker of that place. Dr.

George Diiewig. for several years pQvernment meat inspector at this point, left lust evening for Cincinnati, whither he has been transferred. His place here will be filled temporarily by Dr. K. S.

Kelly of East St. Louis. At a meeting of Davenport Canton, No. T. Uniform Rank of Odd Fellows lasa evening, it was decided to support Rasmus Larson of Clinton for the office of Major of the Second iioii of Third regiment of Iowa A.

K. Drake and Charles T. i have returned iroui a duck i exp i i i river. Both sportsmen claim that they left, several flock? RULES ON STORAGE A AND. I Freight Reactions for the Two j- rf-- States of Vowa and I i i i Have Been Revised.

New" freight regulations will probably go into 'effect on the R. 1. P. Information comes from the company's offices llrat new rules are in for the Illinois and Iowa Car association district and will affect nearly all the roads in these states. TJie Biirlington road has published the following rules and the regulations of the other roads will probably-l)e the same: New i Rules.

The new freight rules on the Bur- inslon will go into force Dec. i. They are as follows: You, Can Do Better ri at the S. L. COMMITTEES WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE Those Who Will Attend at i in the Jahrmarket at Glaus Groth HalL The complete list of those who officiate at the Jahr-market at Clans Groth hall has been completed.

Below is the list people who will aid in the enterprise: Wheel of fortune Ben AVarnecko.) D. E. Bless, G. Koos. F.

Lemburg. Hans'Hanssen, H. Fritz Kock. E. Liindmann.

John G. Reauter. L. Weidner, C. Kohn.

A Little Money do A Lot Dressing f- 1 If you buy of us. 4. Hamburger booth LanfeUlt. E. Rule l--(a) Storage will 'DC charged when freight unloaded at railroad warehouses -or platforms is not removed fprty-eijsht house (two days) from first 7 a.

m. after freight is unloaded. Note. CD) Storage facilities i not ho furnished at railroad depots'ior any freight except at railroad company's convenience. (c) Under these regulations railroad companies do not waive the rule under which they decline to assume responsibility after the arrival of freight at their depots.

iKettlsen, N. D. Umlhorn, Henry burg. Candy and cigar stand--Mrs. "Weetz.

Nellie Weetz, Fanny Weetx. E. Lorenz and Christiana Albrecht, Shooting gallery--C. Krambeek. Mrs.

Krambeclc. Hans Niessen. F. and H. Koos.

Fishing pond--Mrs. W. BredfeHU. Knife ringing-- Clang RissmannAVm. Bredt'eldt.

Weinerwurst--Carl Xiebarth. Fritz Ziebarth. Raffling--Hans Koep, Wm. Keep. Rosa Arp.

M. SchuJz. Olga Rosthe. Aima Paustian, Selma Thiessen. Freda Rule Freight i not be-re- Thiessen.

Cora Guelk. Minnie Wilken. ceipted for at ireignt houses for for- wardin? unless accompanied by complete shipping- delivered at railroad i warehouses or platforms for shipment! Bartenders--Hugo Rohwecler. John Mabel Mamie Minnick. Nurburger booth--J.

Bostock, bert Restock. August Braack. and H. 3 v-r Buys 0 Gives Gets your choice of in fine Gas- simeres, Cheviots or Serge. Buys a fine Tailored OVERCOAT.

the par excellence of clothes, style and smartness, from our immense stock of SUITS and OVERCOATS. i you possession of the sweltest, best 'made garments on the market. SUITS and OVERCOATS. Try us before you buy. Silberstein 4 'Brothers 216-211 WEST SECOND STREET.

will be charged storajre if held more than the first 7 a. m. after delivery either to complete shipment of for forwardins: 1 To secure space railroads M'ehrens, John Hepner. Charles Geerdts. Ticket box Karl Fehrs.

August Claussen. Decoration-- F. Koch. F. Geen.lt?.

Ehlers. stand Mr. and Mrs. John rections. Rule rescrve the right to send freight to public -warehouses owner's a Scheef, Mesdames "Warnke, the expiration of fonyoiqht hours Koos.

Henry Lemhurg. ter be ins unloaded. Miller Electric Co. Rule storage charges accru- Jahrrnarket paper Henry TVesen- in freight houses shall be assessed i Ticket sellers--Mesdames "vv'm. Sass.

and collected by respective Hepner, Marakick. panies who make (leliveries to con-! Misses Mary Gilbert Lena Hepner. signees or public warehouse. i Freda Hepner. -Martha Kettlsen.

Adel Rule Carload freight unload-! Heuek. Vroni Kroeger. Stella Paasch. ed at, depots will U- subject to A a Schenke. above rules, saine as loss than carload freight.

i There wore 130 arrests by the po- Freight upon which the free Mice of Otturmva during the month 01 rime has expired while on delivery October. S4 of which were for Intox- track, and which is subsequently sent ication. 19 for keeping disorderly to warehouses or platforms shall be houses, and the remainder for various subject-to storage charges immediate- upon beinjj -unioadtd at arehotise or nlati'ornis, Benevolent Physicians Are the X-Ray Rule freight is Specialists--They Give Three Months' Services Free to AM I a i Who Call Before Dec. 1. 105 Main Street.

Davenport, Iowa Dynamos and Motors All kinds of Electrical Repairs. Armatures Rewound and Co.mmuta- tors Office 'Phone 8731. Residence Phor.e- 7104. them and that their friends cannot charge cleanhau oui entire fields and streams. Concerning ihe conducting of Durd hotel at AJgona by A.

Crans held in railroad warvhouso-? or on pla 1 form? iu excess of froo time, charge i bo for at the rate of per UK; per day. Any fraction; 1 part of iM'U'i will as ion. anti a fraciional pare ol" hours Bears the Thff Kind You Have-Always The object of this grand offer is io prove to the sick and ailing citizens of Davenport and vicinity that of a a and formerl of i be A miuiimm'. cents per day i be made on each have the grandest, simplest and most 1 successful method of restoring vitalitv aiift s5ti ot i i i i i v. Courier of that says: of freigbi of loss ihan 1 -fc d-T -1 a TM 4 i I I i i Crans and son are to entertain a large crowd at i noxt Sunday at the Duniall.

They aro curing- diseases that is known to the scientific world. Wo want the true merits of suc- a ta make a ri of civini; (Mtnu i each Sunday i extended i of fan 1 It irf i ti make iliis a on of the management as an inducement for traveling iron TO remain here over Sunday and for iheir to meet around the tables social enjoyment i i relishin.u i a before t.h^m. 4 1 Unio who call case you before Dec. 1. Should incurable we will frankly and advise vou atrainst Col.

H. NnUir.fr is 1 of i I a Chi- visnors to Chicago on 1 1 i'H. K- H. i i i and or aro i i f-w days in i c-apo. Miss a Hanson of Wnshir visiting Harry Simnscm or" lU'nry Jnopor.

the livr-ry- of Mr. l.us!;*.s street. C. Lui-'lc. Urowu wifo left ihis niorn- sout.h.

where thoy i i tor tho benotU of fo Mr. a Mrs, Foisom has romrned Iier borne in Chillicotho, UK. al'tor being a guest at tho home of Mrs. 11. B.

Hrowu street. a leit this i on a i to Park. Iowa. The Duvonport Shooting ns liold animal inrlcy fhooi. next Sunday at Schuo.t7.cn park, Mr.

and H. S. Hepburn hnvo loft, for New York points, where they will make an extended visit. Mrs. H.

0 and JRtU- a of 741 Pc i rry stn-ct havo irono to Chi- for ii visit with friends. C. Irish of Iowa City is iu the city, a guest at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. C. IT.

Preston. 7---Claims--The manager is authorised TO entertain and a claims for of charges eoilociod spending your money for useless treat- muic-r r.he^r niles. and all claims nt should ho direct to i A ot you wno have boon taking i paid bills attached, claim- medicines and treatments i have e-vorv roason to boUove that i a in each case a i upon 1 i b( absolutely cured a what refund i requosiod. I 7' rouiro -a somewlmt longer loss, carloaa freight is I akcs nor you from rar thwo rules applv bc tree ot if your i make these dinners popular. 'We We are anxious to show our new line of Fine Stationery io the women who are particular about.

such things. For social correspondence you will find these papers unexcelled; they are beautiful in texture and we have a great range of colors and styles to choose from. Remind us to show them to you when you are in. HARRISON PHARMACY. L.

P. CARSTENS, PROP. 312 Brady Street. 4 4 0 4 Special Land Excursions requires tin- same as if freight had boon un- there is Will to Uio new lamis of Giver I loaded. In time, Sundays ll bo 11 vrhen Cur f5 Tho object ni this i i DEEDS RECORDED County.

a a and of greai Southwest, in November and Decomb-or. via ihe Frisco System. Are vou looking for rich and fertile and Ic.cal holidays will be excepie cour TO become rapidly and personally Xona Miller aud husband to Kate Uber. Nov. 10.

s. s. 4 i I A 4 '1 I A A 4 5 i i a i a Nonh? Thoy produce us Guild 01 ihe church a i a an tashioned tally pull in the church parlors noxt Friday evening. Tbe preliminary tmvar.l organ a Jewish social club have boon Mr. and Mrs.

K- Koberts of Rockford, 111., who have been visiting Davenport have returned homo. Speeueiu well known citixen of the German war or 1S4S. celebrated his 7ith birthday anniversary yesterday. Thomas, a well known color- man. was stricken with apoplexy on Harrison street yesterday afternoon.

Carey M. Jones, the well known stock salesman and auctioneer, left last evening for Kansas City on business. George Alentlorf- has started for his home in Ontario. Canada, after a visit with his brother, Harry AUendorf or' this city, On next Sunday evening Louis Block will deliver an address before the TJni- at Harms hotel this evening. So far trace has been discovered of Mam- Thordsen.

the man who suddenly disappeared several days ago and is supposed to have, drowned hini- farming- lands in Southwest which you can buy for i'rnm one-fourth to one-tenth tho cost of lands of the East much nce io tetter your condition and acid a liberal amount to pocket book. For full particulars and special railroad rates apply at once to R. S. -rn i i a i iw a i acquainted i tho sick and lieing s. it.

lot. 11, block no conditions will anv Clairo's Third i i AH diesis motS tt cha whatever be made for any ser- Anna Marie Hoffman i fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Le is on each box 25c.

and the first, meeting will be i on. becrotarv Frisco System The Golden Uod coal is sold at 5 per will make no clinkers and make ashes than any other coal on the market. Sold by the 15. Frahm Harrison Si. rendered for three months to all who call before Dec: 1st.

The doctors treat all forms of dls- case and deformities and guarantee a cure in every-oase they undertake. Male and female weakness, catarrh and catarrhal deafness, also variro- cele, rupture, goitre, cancer, all skin migration Bureau. St. Louis, Mo. WILL GIVE CARD IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE A WANT PARTY AND SOCIAL reached i city this morning of the safe arrival at Gibraltar of Miss Paddio Ross.

Mrs. Ixwise Stibolt and Dora Hansscn. nil from Davon- Chronic Diseases and Surgery X-Ray. AND A APPLIANCES Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs; Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder. DISEASES OF WOMEN.

Consultation' free confidential. Ors. Kriiehl Mierley 110 East Third St. Office in A. R.

Davenport. Both 'phones 62G. FOR TURKEY DAY a nicely papered dining room will make tho surroundings more cheerful. Our new goods for next spring are now coming iu. In case you would like a "Grille" for any opening your house we earnestly; advise to order same at once you wish to have it for Christmas.

Clias. Naetkel Sons Paint House, 405-407 W. 2nd. Ar a PART1C ECIATE RACTER Overcoats Trouse Wm Date Ta iloring Popul Prices St. Martha's Society of St.

Mary's Church Will Entertain in Their Usual Pleasant Manner. diseases and all disease of the rectum are positively cured by their new treatment. If you cannot call send a full description of your case to the X-Ray Doctors. 4S. 50 51, Mitchell L.yncle Building; Rock Island.

Hours 9 m. to 5 p. rn. Evenings 7 to S. Sundays 9 to 11 m.

A card party and social will be giv-i en Wednesday night at St. Mary's i school hall, corner Sixth and Fill more! streets, the young ladies of St.J Martha's society and the event promises to be largely attended. The young ladies of this well known recognized as royal entertainers and their social events are among the most enjoyable of the sea- sou. A good time is assured to all who attend and the school hall will doubtedly be tilled upon the occasion. Prizes will be awarded to the winners and during the course of the evening refreshments will be served.

The Kind You Havs Always to Dora Liu-dors, Nov. 14. 1103. StiOO. l-'J.

e. 1-2, lots and io block Motie's addition. Edna Morris and husband to Oav- enpnrt Maltinir Nov. 10.. U03, part, 2 S.

1-4. s. 1-4, P. o. 1-4 o.

H. Snider and wife to George A. Ward, Nov. 14. 1903.

$3,300. lot f. block o. Shaw's Second addition. Francis H.

Griggs and wife to City of Davenport. July 1, $2.500. part w. n. w.

57-7S-S. Eight acres more or less. A. Tredick and wife, to A. C.

Brandt, Nov. lt. 1903. $3.500. Lor 5.

block 132. LoClaire's Thirteenth addition. OIRECTB oar CHA-VIRERSJJV BLJRT1S A Tuesday. November 17. Musical Hit of the Year, Fred E.

Wright's S-pactacuIar Production. BEAUTY DOCTOR." Musical Extravaganza by C. Herbert Kerr and Howard Shelley. I ioc to $1.00. BURTIS OPERA-HOUSE, Wednesday, November 18, Joseph C.

Logan Presents Mr. Clay Clement And an Star Cast In His Idyllic comedy, "THE I I I 25c, 50c, 75c 51.00. Seat Sale Monday at Fluke's. BURTIS OPERA HOUSE, Thursday, Nov. 19.

Nellie McHenry In a Magnificent Revival of Bret Hart's "M' LISS" i Sierras). I 2:, 35c. 50c. 75c. Seat Sale Tuesday at Fluke's.

The Tf you want your chimney and stove pipes kept clean, buy the Golden Rod soft coal at J. B. Frahm 304 Harrison Street. At Armory Hall Saturday night, Nov. 21st.

Opening oC the National Roller Polo League championship season, Peoria vs. Davenport. Game called at Is one of the secrets of onr success in business. Excellence not alone in the quality of the ri oods used but also in Workmanship i Fall 'and "Winter Suitings embrace all ihe -weaves. They are the very best, new, nobby and pleasing.

Come in 'j and see us for artistic tailoring. IT PAYS TO A I IN THE A A LLEY ADMISSION 25 Cts. 118 E. Third Davenport 4 DeVore Ladies' Tailoring Co. 209.

West Second Street. The above company are ready to do all kinds of. fancy dressmaking -with the greatest accuracy and i most exquisite taste. DEVORE.LAD1ESV TAILORING Successors to Treffer Tailoring Old 'Phone 851. I OPERA HOUSE.

Friday. November 20. Something- English Melo-Dramatic Musical Corned Novelty. A I DOROTHYS Fourth in England. First This Country.

I 50c, 75c $1.00. Merchants nation Bureau n- UiiU City directory revised Records are kept of people movin arriving or leaving Davenport. Credit reports and correct addresses furnished on application. A OF THE BERGMAN COLLECTION AGENCY. 207 and 209 Brady Street m-rr TT 1- WHEN IU CHICAGO Stop at i Norti Bmthm floors.

Fine new rooms. Meals a-Ia-Carte at all.boors. OF ALL KIKM. Turkish, Rossian, Shower, Plunee, etc. The finest swimminffT)ool in the world.

Turkish Bath and 1.Q. Most inerp-ensiTo first class hotel in Chicago. in heart of the city. Booklet on application. Mow Northern Bmthm Ho 14 Ouincy Near I 1 i i 1 1 4.