Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-28
quickly. they won't last long at thi
price-DoIly Bros,

quickly. they won't last long at this
price-DoIly Bros.
C. C. Newberg. who now operates
the Tower slide, has boats to rent
above the dam a mile east of the
Tower for all wishing to enjoy the
pleasure Of boating on the canal.
The Moline Rock river bridge over
the Hennepin canal case must now
be settled by the city attorney. of
that city. and the secretary Of war
direct, in the light Of recent develop
ments.
The remains of John Arthur, the
Swear old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stenburg. 1912 Thirtieth street, who
died Saturday of membraneous
Group, were taken to Chicago this
morning for interment.
President F. W. Merrell, Of the
Rock Island district of the Epworth
league, has issued the itinerary for
the Epworthians going to Chatta-
nooga to attend the second interna-
tional conference June 27-3O.
To hear the busy hum of the trim
ming machine. and the bundles of
papers sent out to every part of the
city, you would think Sutcliffe was
giving paper away. Remember you
can this week purchase any grade of
wall paper in stock at SO per cent
discount.
Bruther Paulsen was assessed s.
and costs by Magistrate Schroeder
yesterday afternoon for becoming
too we'll organized for navigation and
decency about his mothers home,
and failing to produce the necessary
wherewith was sent to the stone pile
| to work it out.
Hon. and Mrs. Ben T. Cable left
the city last night en- route east and
will sail from New York early in
June, expecting to be abroad six
months or a year. Mrs. Cable and
children will visit in St. Louis and
Lexington before her departure,
joining MIR. Cable in New York.
A team belonging to James Mont
gomery of Edgington became fright
ened at motor car on Second ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon, turned a
double somersault, bringing up in a
heap on the pavement. The horses
were with di 'iculty extricated and
put On their feet. No damage was
done.
Farmer" Martin Burns, the
champion wrestler of the world, and
Duncan Mcmillan, champion of Scot
land, will contest for a purse of $500
at the Grand opera house. Des
Moines. Saturday evening, June l..
The match will be catch-as-catch-can
best three in five falls, no holds
| barred.
Congressman George W. Prince, of
Galesburg. accompanied by NJ. o.
Williamson, county clerk of Knox
county. arrived in the city this
morning. MIR. Prince spoke at Au-
gustana college this afternoon and
he delivers the address of the day at
the county soldiers monument Mem
orial day.
The rush for wall paper at SUIT
cliffe's was something tremendous
yesterday. Never in the history of
Rock Island has their been such an
offer made to the people of this vi
cinity to purcase goods at so per
cent less than the usual price. 1t is
done to make some alterations, and
the goods must go at half price. AL
new and beautiful designs and pat
terms at that.
Maj. c. W. Halves and wife, oil
Fulton. are in the city. Maj. Halves
is the efficient head clerk of the NJ
W. A., and his record as such has
made him one, of those people OF
whom Rock Island feels proud when.
ever he is referred to. The remark
able growth of the order and its ex
cellent standing and financial condi-
ton are due very greatly to Maj
Hawes' painstaking work, his in
dustry and his devotion to the order:
interests.
The great wall paper sale at George
SATELLITES, which has astonished the
people the past week for the remark
ably low prices for beautiful good:
direct from the worlds largest fac
tories, will be continued for another
week in order to give one and all ar
opportunity to supply themselve
with real bargain in the wall paper
line. Remember Sutcliffe mean
business and all wall paper goes TO
another week at discount of so PEE
cent. Where on earth can you bea