Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-17
CITY CHAT.

street.
See NJ. & KS. combination suits fol
the little lads.
NJ. OK. have the nobby stock OF
children's suits.
Strawberries. Pincapples and pic.
plant ut Hess Bros.
Good, nice. clean and cheap store
room at 1922 Second avenue.
Cucumbers. tomatoes. asparagus
and new bcets at Hess Bros.
Money to loan on real estate secur.
ity. Apply at Jackson 4 Hurst's.
Spring ovcrcoats, underwear and
straw hats now ready at NJ. X KS.
Inspect NJ. & ~. stock of sprinr
overcoats, straw hats and underwear.
A superb line OF spring overcoats.
underwear and straw hats at NJ. &
KS.
Ten per cent discount Wednesday
and Thursday at Mclntyre-Reck
company's.
For n spring or summer suit. 20 to
Emig. the tailor. He will be sure 10
please you.
Augustaua talent will entertain
you Thursday evening at the Meth
odist church.
Now is good time to take out n
scholarship at the Rock Island Bust
ness university.
A small iron safe for sale cheap at
1922 Second avenue. j. W. Jones
Second hand store.
Will pay cash for some good Sec
ond-hand clothing. j. W. Jones.
1922 Second avenue.
Ten per cent discount on all goods
bought during the opening days at
Mclntire-Reck company.
General Ticket and Passenger
Agent X. Stock house. of the Il. | Il
T.. went TO Chicago last evening.
Buy your spring goods Wednesday
and Thursday from McIntvrc-Rech
company and have 10 per cent deduc-
ted from the bill.
Tomorrow and Thursday. opening
days, Mclntyre-Beck company will
deduct 10 per cent from the bottom
of each bill! purchased.
Maj. Quincy Mcneil saws he pro-
poses to stay in Rock Island and that
his first duty will DC to publish a
complete county directory.
Billy Trefz, who recently came ont
with his wagon handsomely repaint-
ed, decorated his horse with an ele-
CANT new harness this morning.
Emig, the tailor, has just received
n fine line of imported and domestic
spring woolens. Call and see his
line before You order elsewhere.
The Rock Island Buggy company
delivered to Charles Oswald orc of
the handsomest buggies ever built in
the city, and Charley is justly proud
o! it.
Spend your money where it goes
farthest. Mclntyrc-Rcck company
will deduct 10 per cent from each
bill bought during their opening
days-Wcdnesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mr-. Albert Fudc. of 1917
Fourth avenue. mourn the loss OF one
OF their twin sons. Raymond. aged ,
years, 10 months and II DAYS, hav-
ing died yesterday morning. The
funeral occurred this afternoon.
The active and associate members
OF the Amateur Musical club. who
have not received the tickets for
which they subscribed for the Madam
Fisk concert will please notify either
Mrs. j. X. Kimball or Mr.. J. A.
Bishop.
II you are going to paper this
spring call on Lerch IL Grcvc. They
carry fine assortment of wall paper.
and will furnish samples on applica-
ton. They can do your work cheaper
than anybody. Call and see them at
500 Eighteenth street.
The will of the late J. W. stewart
bequeaths thrre-ffths Of his property
to his daughter. Mrs. A. Il. Bright
man. OF this city. and the remaining
two-thirds to his son. Edwin. Of Ke-
vance. Mrs. Brightman is appoint
cd executrix without bond.
Kingsbury's have taken greater
care than ever before in their selec-
tion of etchings, photographers and
water colors, and have arranged to
make an exhibit tomorrow. All
lovers Of art will he pleased to see
the display. 1t is for Wednesday
only.
DIR. Coffee, with his assistant, will
be Mt the Harper house all this week.
He is curing ut least 30 deaf people
n day, not counting the blind. the
cross-cyed, and others afflicted with
eve. ear. nose and throat troubles.
He will have time to examine every
one this week.
Madam Hutchinson reveals the