Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-27

WucTt w.
H. H. Harrison is much better to.
day, and is again able to be at his
desk at the Coal Valley Mining corn.
pany's Office.
Ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, rad
ishes. lettuce, onions, asparagus,
soup punches, spinach and rhubarh
at Buncher's.
Run down to Peoria on the excur-
sion Sunday. Enjoy pleasant trip
and see our boys in their first game
with league club.
DO your shouting, boys: NJ. & X.
are prepared to meet you and go you
one better in shoes as well as cloth
ing and furnishings.
Everybody knows we give the best
values in town. Our S9.99 mems
suits are as good rs any other dealer
sells for $15-the London.
How in the world can you sell
them at this price," are daily ex-
pressions from customers buying ST.
mon & Mosenfelder's $40 suits.
Only at the NJ. & h. can you find
the protected pocket thin summer
coats and vests. A novelty and a
practical one at that. See them.
The excursion to Peoria next Sun
day promises to attract large num-
Der of people and it will bc an event
which will be generally enjoyed.
The return of Mrs. Fisk is compli-
mentary to Rock Island as well as to
herself. An eminent artist will sing
but once to an appreciative audience.
All ready are the new STYLES in
straw hats-the choicest lot of mems
nobby straws from % cents to 81, on
Second avenue, can be seen at Nj.
IL KS.
One OF the last attractions of the
dramatic season will be ..Our Bows
Tuesday. May /. Reserved seat sale
the usual place Saturday evening, mt
Z p. III.
Come to the MAY Dav sociable ut
the NJ. +. church Tuesday evening.
May /. An excellent program will
he given. Refreshments will be
served.
When Simon & Mosenfelder adver-
tise anything you can depend upon
getting bargain. For today and to-
morrow mems jean pants at 40 cents,
worth 81.
The family of the late Charles
Witt desire TO express their graft
tude to all who extended their kind
ness and sympathy in their late be-
reavemcnt.
To introduce their new stock of
underwear NJ. " X. will place on sale
from 9 to 10 Saturday a. m. line ut
Toe. just a good rs is being adver-
tised at lgc.
We're always busy when other
houses are doing nothing. Why?
Because we sell goods ut the right
price. See our mems suits for So 80.
The London.
a pleasing comedy intermingled
with catchy music and late songs
will delight the audience ut the
Schnell clubs production of Our
Boys" May /.
The NJ. " X. have just received
their entire new stock of summer
coats and vests. See the protected
pockets and the extra finish car
ments Nj. X X. are showing this sea-
son.
Look all over town, see what other
houses have in suits for S15. then
come to us and we will give you as
good a one for $9.99 You know we
are underselling everybody-the
London.
While others were yelling them
selves hoarse on the old chestnut
knee pants-M. & X. were undersell-
ING the advertised price. as they
always do, and have plenty of am
munition left for more.
Fred Hitler has. through his at
torneys, jackson n Hurst. hled a bill
OF damages against the Rock Island
road for $4,000 for the loss of all the
fingers of his right hand, while in
the employ OF the road.
Deputy Grand Lecturer Allen of the
Masonic fraternity of the state lee
tured this afternoon at Masonic
temple. and this evening he will con-
fer the third degree of Masonry on
two candidates at the temple.
Mrs. Fisk always creates favor
able impression by her beauty of
voice, her intelligence and her style.
The most critical audience will re-
ceive her warmest appliance. Don't
fail to hear her at Harper's theatre
April 80.
a large black horse owned by Dim
ock n Gould OF Moline. fell at the
corner of Twcnty-third street and
Fourth avenue this morning and
broke the wagon shafts. The horse
was scratched up little, but no
other damage resulted.
News has reached Rock Island from
Port Byron announcing the death OF
W. II. Swinglcy yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. SwingIey was about o5 years of
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