Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-08
CITY CHAT.

Jet your Dlke menOeO AT McCoDe e.
Mems tan shoes in all styles at Ad-
ans
Misses and children's tan shoes at
Adams.
Garden hose at McCabe's, Z cents
per foot.
Special sale at Young & MoCombs'
Thursday.
Wall paper !, 2, 3. and cents a
roll at Taylor's.
Adams can show you a beautiful
line of Oxfords.
Outing parties at the Watch Tower
are all the rage.
The regular picnic season has be-
gun at the Tower.
The "Collarette" low shoes for la
dies, only at Adams.
Plenty of good eating potatoes for
sale cheap at Nissen's.
Ladies' sailors at Stewards hat
store. Call and see them.
Give Adams call IL you wish to
see the latest in footwear.
Nissen is still selling blue grass
seed at Is cents per pound.
Wall paper 10 cents a roll, others
ask 20 cents for same. at Taylor's.
Good solid pineapples only Is
cents each at Nissen's South Park
grocery.
Nissen has still a few good Early
Ohio seed potatoes, which he will
sell very cheap.
Woodbury's facial soap at half
price at the Harper House pharmacy
-25 cents bar.
Splendid line of hot-weather dress
goods at McCabe's. See his open
letter-fifth page.
The league season opens tomorrow,
the home team playing three games
here with Clinton.
DIR. J. w. Scott, of Springfield, Sec
rotary of the state board of health,
and wife, are in the city.
Good solid strawberries only 10
cents per quart at Nissen's South
Park grocery this evening.
From 6 to 9 o'clock this evening
Long will sell strawberries for 123
cents a box while they last.
House slippers 4S cents q pair
you never saw their equals cents
a pair-bargains-The Boston.
Oxfords IS cents pair-all sizes.
patent tip, all solid. Economical
buyers had better visit the Boston.
Special sale on day clocks at Nc
Cabe's jewelry department tomor-
row. See his open letter-fifth page.
Just received at Nissen's South
Park grocery large supply of fancy
dairy butter and strictly fresh eggs.
Toe slippers 4s cents pair-grab
'em quick. They won't last always.
Remember, 4S cents a pair-The Bos-
ton.
The building committee will have
a meeting tomorrow afternoon. when
Architect Gum will be here with his
plans.
NJ. j. Higgins was summoned to
Chicago yesterday by the informa-
ton announcing his fathers serious
illness.
j. Alex Montgomery, who left the
city year ago, arrived this morn
ing from Chicago on a visit to his
family.
Hon. Tom Marshall. mayor of
Keithsburg. and one of the crack
shots of the country, was in the city
last evening.
Brakeman Lampkin fell from c.,
b. l. q. passenger train at Bushnell
yesterday, and sustained a painful
bruise in his right leg.
Another invoice of ladies' sailors
Ladies. this is your chance to get a
nice stylish sailor, all colors.
The colored Page Fence Giants ar
rived last evening in their special
car from Clinton. and gave a bicycle
parade this afternoon before the
game.
j. +. Montrose returned from Chi
cago this morning. He brings en-
cou-aging news OF Mrs. d. H. Lou
derback, although she is not yet out
of danger.
The champion Arab performers
with the Montana Widest West are
a strange lot. They would sooner
starve than touch food prepared by
a Christian, and never taste wine or
ardent spirits.
Elmer Gutekuuds. Swear old son
of John Gutekunds. residing on
Thirty-sixth street and Fourteenth
avenue. fell this morning in the yard
at his home. and broke his cellar
bone. DR.. f. Nj. Sala attended him.
The residence of Rev. H. c. Mar
shall. on Thirteenth street, was
ransacked about o'clock this
this morning and several articles OF
Awarded
Highest Honofs-World'S Fair.