Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11
CITY CHAT.

New 1O-cent music at Taylor's.
Fancy berries at Weckel & Passig's.
Get YOUR bike mended at McCabe's.
Tomatoes and cucumbers al
Weckel & Passig's.
Frank INLAND. of Kansas City. is
visiting in the city.
DR.. J. E. Hawthorne left last even
ing for Fon du Lac, Wis.
Fancy strawberries in any guam
tity at Weckel & Passig's.
Wall paper, 5 cents roll; border.
1 cent a yard. at Taylor's.
A. W. Elliott, of Edgington. called
at TIE ARGUS Office today.
Signs and awnings-Alters Sign
company, 3lS Seventeeth street.
The Alaska refrigerators can only
be found at Baker & Housman's.
Paper 5 cents a roll, others get 10
cents for not as good, at Taylor's.
Band concert at the Watch Tower
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Try Alters Sign company for a
new awning, 31S Seventeenth street.
Baker & Housman are agents for
Rock Island for Mesury mixed paints.
Hear the concert at the Watch
Tower tomorrow. Cars every 10
minutes.
Don't fail to get some of that wall
paper SO good, and yet so cheap, at
Taylor's.
Monday and Tuesday only, ladies'
Oxfords. tan or black, so cents at
Dolly Bros.
If YOU are interested in refrigera-
tors, read Allen. Myers & Cos. adv.
in this issue.
Maj. J. NJ. Beardsley went to Mad
ison, Wis, yesterday afternoon on
legal business.
Special sale on ladies' Oxfords and
slippers. so cents. Monday and Tues
day at Dolly Bros.
Just for fun, ladies' Oxfords and
slippers so cents Monday and Tues.
day at Dolly Bros.
Take delightful moonlight ride
TO. the Watch Tower and see the new
improvements and illuminations.
The regular meeting of the Y. w.
G. L. U. will be held at the home of
Miss Tillie Simmon Monday evening
at 1880.
About 50 members of Trio and
Rock Island lodges, A. +. {; A. NJ,
paid fraternal visit to Eureka lodge
at Milan last evening.
There is likely to be little shak-
ing up of the fire department to-
night, and the substitution of politi-
clans for some Of the present iiremen.
T.. b. McKown and wife leave
shortly for Pittsburg to attend the
general assembI v of the U. 2. church +,
to which Mr.. McKown is delegate.
Miss Alice c. Peterson died yester-
day afternoon at the home of her
father, Andrew Peterson, 4i25 Sixth
avenue, of consumption, aged p
years.
Bicycle bells at McCabe's; search
light lanterns, pants guards, toe
clips, single tube Duplex whistles,
Develine whistles, 10 cents, and n
DIR. A. G.. Larson. of San Francisco,
magnetic healer and platform test
medium, will lecture and give tests
tomorrow evening ut $50 in G.. A.
X. hall, 1903 Second avenue. Ad.
mission free.
To introduce our new Coulon Up
right Cabinet Grand piano, we will
sell it at the price of manufacture,
this one only. Elegant walnut case,
and fine quality of tone. Call ut
once at Taylor's piano repair rooms,
1925 Second avenue.
John Boro. who it is claimed bare
ly escaped scalp removal at the
hands of the Beveridge Indians. was
..out of sight" all day yesterday,
showing up at his familiar place OF
business after shutdown. He will be
hard to find the next time redskins
visit Rock Island.
During the past week Allen. Myers
& Co. have shipped their celebrated
Shirk refrigerators to number OF
different points in Rock Island, Hen
ry and Mercer counties. This, in
addition to heavy local trade, has
kept them on the jump. Good goods
and low prices always tell.
The directors of the Rock Island
Industrial Home association have
made the necessary arrangement:
for the issue of bonds to release the
Indebtedness and complete the build
ing of the Home association. L. II
Thomas has been elected trustee
and an excellent selection is thu
made.
Rev. DR.. Mason. an eloquent col
ored orator, will speak at the FRS
Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing en- "A Black Mans Plea for Hi
Race He comes in the interest o
the southern educational work. II