Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-20
best published, THE ARGUS is now

disposing OF at Is cents number:
Ladies', misses and children's,
mems. boys and youths shoes all in
cluded in the 81 sale at Dolly Bros.
Mems $3.50 grade Of silk shirts
dropped to g. IS; 81 grade to $3.50
broken sizes-at Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's.
Richard +. Pearce, Molinc's oldest
citizen, who celebrated his 95th birth
day June Is last. died Wednesday
night.
Moore 4 Livingstonc's dramatic
organization opens weeks engage
ment at Harper's theatre next Mon
day night.
Thankful for small favors and
large ones in proportion is the popu-
lar expression concerning this morn
ing's rain.
DIR. and Mrs. f. Nj. Sala left this
morning for visit at st. Paul and
the lakes, returning in fortnight
via Wisconsin.
Ladies, don't miss this opportunity
to get fine sailor hat for little
money. Everything goes for 81 at
Lloyd Il Stewards.
Take look in Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's east window for samples of their
soc laundried boys shirt waists. For
mer price 75c to 81.
The floral wreath contributed at
the funeral of George +. Downes yes
terday was the tribute of Rebecca
lodge IS, l. o. .. +.
For tomorrow morning. picnic
in straw hats-new goods. Be on
hand. Simon & Mosenfelder always
make shopping interesting.
Claire Commons, recently city ed
itor of the Burlington Evening Jour
nal. is in the three cities and made
The Argus a. fraternal call today.
OXf0rsls 69c and up-the higher
you go the more we take off. We're
overstocked and they have got to go.
Call and be convinced. The Boston.
Try us for Oxfords. Everybody
goes away highly pleased with the
bargains in OXfords and summer
footwear. They must go! The Bos-
ton.
Don't fail to attend the river ex-
cursion next Monday night for the
benefit of Trinity rectory. Tickets,
so cents; children under II years. %
cents.
Misses and children's tan shoes
and Oxfords are away down now,
and you will find bargains in this
line that you will appreciate. The
Boston.
The Y. p. excursion will give free
dancing on the barge. and music by
a full brass band. Come one. come
all and have good time. For full
particulars see large bills.
For the opening night of Moore Il
Iivingstone's Dramatic company at
Harpcr's theatre. each lady when ac-
companied by one holding paid ad-
mission ticket will be admitted free.
The Y. 2. club will give an excur-
sion from Rock Island to Burlington
Saturday, July p. Boat leaves
Rock Island at s p. N. Round trip
as cents. Refreshments served on
the boat.
Lieut.. Charles Keller, formerly Of
Montgomery, Ala, has been assigned
to duty in Rock Island, under Mai.
Mackenzie. in work connected with
the Improvement of the upper Mis-
sissippi.
William NeviDs returned this
morning from Waterloo, Iowa, where
he and IL. l.. Wheelan are complet-
ing n contract for paving. Mr.. New
ins will spend a few days in Rock
Island with his family.
The Davenport club excursion will
take place this evening. The boat
will leave the foot of Brady street.
Davenport, at s o'clock, come to Rock
Island. then return to Davenport.
Sigma! service says no rain.
Charles I. Kindt leaves tomorrow
morning for Cincinnati to complete
arrangements for the production of
the great spectacular attraction.
"Americus," ut Twin-City Ball park
the week commencing Aug. IS.
a general quarrel attracted quite
n crowd to the corner of Fifteenth
! street and Fourth avenue last even
ing about Z O'Clock. In conse-
quence of the affair number. OF
dark eyes" are floating around to.
Z day.
Moline is to have a new industry
, in the way OF a carriage factory, four
4 experts having arrived from Massa
chusetts and have leased the old
= Moline house on Seventeenth street
= and Second avenue, that city, fol
that purpose.
G Young & McCombs' have received
, from Chicago one Of the most at
tractive and artistic delivery wagon.
every brought to Rock Island. 1t i.
: covered, painted pure white with
gilt letters, and is withal a very citi
fed looking outfit.
The contract for the erection of an
|. Episcopal church at Ottumwa ha.