Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-10
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y. t.bdliey are IN tnlCaSO.
Charles q. Rainey. of St. Paul, is in
city on short visit to friends.
R. P Wait and family of Reynolds
are spending the day in Rock Island.
Don't miss this opportunity of securing
So magazine free for year-the Bos.
ton.
Special ale of mems shoes at S1.i9 to
morrow, Saturday only at NJ. s. K.
If you want cheaper grade N. Il K.
have them, but their $l19 sale of mems
shoes are dsndies.
Henry Deisenroth serves free lunch
Saturday evening at his saloon. Eighth
street and Fifth avenue.
Henry Deisenroth serves free lunch
Saturday evening at his saloon on Eighth
street and Fifth avenue.
We have cheaper grades of mems shoes
than those We have placed on sale at
81 l9-for tomorrow-M. 6 K.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Rock Island High school will be
held this evening at Harper's theatre.
When are you going to have special
sale on mems shoesT Tomorrow-all
day Saturday-at S1.19-M 6 <.
The concert at Hinchers garden BY
Prof, Otto's military band last night was
largely attended and was very enjoy-
able affair
so worth of shoes bought OF us en-
titles you to subscription for one year to
Good Form. regular 50 monthly m aga,
zlne--Tne Boston.
Burglars and sneak thieves have be-
come so bold in their operations in Dav-
export that hey have commenced to do
business in broad daylight at midday.
The graduates desire that no flowers be
sent to the opera house tonight, but if
there are any to be presented. they be
sent 10 the homes of those so honored.
William Cation, Rock Islands expert
billiardist, reached home from Chicago
last night. He goes to Paris with
Schafer, sailing one week from tomor-
row
T. B. Davis and wife have gone east ON
an extended trip, including Boston, Balti
more, Washington, New York and Mon
treal, returning home by the way of the
lakes
Get ticket and have your purchas es
puncheG-and when you have purchased
SO, we will send you-free-for one
year 81 morthly msgazine-ssmple on
display-The Boston.
Alter tomorrow the price of those
mems shoes VI & X have placed on sale
at Sl.l9 will be S1.50-we positively be-
lieve these shoes to be equal to the best
So shoe on Second avenue
If the mems shoes we have placed on
sale for tomorrow at S1.19 in lace and
congress are not better than those otaer
dealers ask $50 for bring them back
q ID get your money-M. s. K
Mayor William McConochie returned
from Minneapolis last night and reports
tina: when he LETT, the convention city was
| full of enthusiasm, but that it was impos-
sible a. that time to determine who was in
highest favor.
! The summer operi season which has
| been talked of so much toe last few
weeks begins next Monday, June 10. at
the Burtis. The opening opera is ''Dor>
othy" 1t will be well to telephone in
time to secure seats.
a movement is again on foot by the
clothing and shoe clerks of the city to
bring about early and Sunday clothing
A number of merchants have signifed
their willingness to adopt it and in all
probability the movement will be a sue.
cess.
Reed, the wonderful blindfold checker
player, gave al exhibition of his playing
four different games against four d. fer
eDt persons, ii one time, at Alderman
Evans barber shop last night. Mr..
Reed is being urged to give an exhibition
al Harper's theatre.
Deputy Collector Bostock is in re
ceipt of letter from The commissioner
OF internal revenue stating that money
for all special taxes must be in Peoria by
July l, the close Of the fiscal year. Spec
ial tax payers will please call on Depu'y
Bostock or Deputy Gait and pay their
taxes as soon as possible.
L V. Eckhsrt yesterday secur ed pract-
ically all the frontage necessary for the
requirement OF the right of way for the
extension of the Elm street syndicate
line along. Fourteenth avenue to Thirty
eighth street. 1t now only remains for
the council to grant the ordinance at the
proper time and there is no reason tn no.