Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-04
CITY CHAT.


Straw hats at Goldsmith's.
Base ball shoes-M. & KS.
New 10-cent music at Taylor's.
New stock of busters at Taylor's.
Summer underwear at Goldsmith's
See that cheap wall paper at Tay-
lor's.
Have you seen the "Jewel'' gas
stoves?
The nobbiest of all nobby tan shoes
at NJ. & KS.
Straw hats worth 81 for so cents at
Goldsmith's.
Save money by buying your spring
suit at Goldsmith's.
The Good Morning" coffee pot is
only sold by Allen, Myers & Co.
You can save money by getting
paper and border at TaylOr's.
Painters gasoline torches at whole
sale prices at Allen, Myers & Co.
Negligee shirts. stylish patterns
from % cents to 81, at Col dsmith's.
You can buy a neat looking. good
wearing suit from 81. 15 to "a at Gold
smiths.
The finest house furnishing goods
in Rock Island are at Allen, Meyers
& Co.'S.
Deputy Collector Lamont's re-
ceipts for the week amount to
$4s6.1O.
They talk out loud-those $3.50
suits at NJ. & K's.-of course they are
worth all of SIS.
And they are not the printed sati-
suits at NJ. & KS.
James j. LaVelle has returned
from Louisville, where he attended
his mothers funeral.
nj. & X. can show you a line of
gentlemen's Wei kid and tan shoes
that you'll not find elsewhere.
Wall paper 2, 3, 4 and cents q
roll. Border l cent a yard, other
dealers ask double, at Taylor's.
Mrs. Timothy Murphy entertained
her tri-city friends at her Thirtieth
street home yesterday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick c. Denk-
mann sail for Europe on the Tea
tonic May 90 on an extended tour.
The engagement of Charles Skin
ner and Miss Mabel Cady, of Moline,
is announced, the wedding to occur
June 4.
Are you ready for change?
You'll find the right kind of under
wear at NJ. Il K's.-the prices are
right, too.
Charles A. Talburt, of Davenport,
was sent over to st. Anthopy's hos
pital this afternoon. He is said to be
suffering with typhoid fever.
Charles Youngberg's nameis added
to the list of probable police APP
pointees to be made by Mayor Knox
at next Monday nights council meet
ing.
DIR. J. b. Murphy, the eminent Chi
cago physician. well known here, was
yesterday chosen president OF the
National Association of Railway Sur
geons.
To st. Louis-ThroIgh coach
leaves Rock Island daily Except Sun
day) on Il. I. & F.. sos 4. m. train
passing through Peoria. Springfield,
Litchiield, etc.
The Rock Island delegates to the
grand lodge, A. o. U. W.. which
meets at Springfield next week, have
decided to use the Peoria route. GO
ing on the las train Monday after
noon.
Laurette Ellen. the 5-weeks' old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Myers, 22l3 Third avenue, died this
morning at 7:15. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock.
Bcveridge's Montana Widest West.
to be seen in Rock Island next Thurs
day, exclusively controls more gen.
uine wild Indians than the total
number of people with any wild
West" show.
The s.Shirk" refrigerator took six
premiums at the Worlds Fair. The
buyer takes no risk. as every one
is guaranteed perfect. They are A l
and the price is way down. See
Allen. Myers & Co.
For the state encampment OF the
G. A. K. at Clinton May 20. the
steamer Verne Swain will sell round
trip tickets for one fare, good to re-
turn on or before May 10. G. La
mont 4 Son, agents.
The remains of the late Mrs.
Kappes, wife of Charles r. Kappes
were removed from Chicago and bur.
led this morning in the family lot OF
her father. Charles NJ. Osborn, al
Chippiannock cemetery.
Additional saloon license renewals
have been secured by Otto Patting