Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
CITY CHAT.

See Adams new id.
Fay your water rent.
Water The Angus want ads.
Order carriages Of Cralle 4 Co.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Ben White hss gone to Milwaukee.
Spring lamb at H. Tremann's
Sos.
Fred Keator has gone to Genevs
Lake, Wis.
Spring and old chickens II H. TIE.
MAINS Sons.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv.
ere. Crslle & Co.
"Mothers Friend" waist, 25 cents.
Sommers & La Velle.
Real the new story on second page.
"rhe Weldon Estate."
The bes, results at the lowest rates
The ARGUS want ads.
Order your roasts for Sunday din.
ner at n. Trcmanu's Sons.
The half-price sale continues at
Adams on ladies' Oxfords.
Sug,r-curei hams cents per
pound AZ Il. Tremann's Sons.
Shirts. see the hummer for so
cents, nj Sommers & Lavelle's.
Watch Hess Bros. ad for good
thiogs TO- your Sunday dinner.
Sup,. j. b. Cable. OF the Milwaukee
road, was in the city last night.
The Twiu-Ci,y band plays In Spen-
Ger Square next Friday evening.
Time aud money save by buying
your clothiug.of Sommers & La velle.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Cralle & Co.'S. livery.
Big reduction in bicycle suits and
extra pants. Sommers & La Velle.
GAS buys the IS ladies' tan lace
shoes today and tomorrow at Adams.
Judge and Mrs. G. A Castleman,
Of 81. Louis. are visiting in the city.
Adams tE4s sale Of tan shoes for
today and tomorrow. Don't miss it.
Sugar-cured and picnic hams 6
cents per pound at II. Tremsnn's
Sons.
The fine s. tan lace shoes for ladies
today and tomorrow for $2.48 at
Adams.
A Davenport fruit dealer found q
good sized tarantula in q bunch OF
bananas.
Fresh eggs. three dozen for rs
cents, tomorrow only, at G. w. Hor-
tons grocery.
Prices lower than ever at the
Fourth Avenue Shoe store. 1901
Fourth avenue.
Egg plant, celery, tomatoes, cauli-
flower. green and wax beans and green
peas at Longs.
"Ato"-fifty the price OF those
black shevist and light colored suits.
Sommcrs & La velle.
Black and red raspberries. goose
berries. cherries, blackberries and
straw berries ut oong's.
Gooseberries, cherries, raspberries,
blackberries and strawberries at c.
w. Horizons tomorrow.
Miss Frances Head left for Chicago
yesterday for months sojourn with
her aunt. Mrs. l.. Lacky.
u. p. Sala. Jr., of Bloomington,
Wis. Is visiting his brother, Health
Commissioner +. NJ. .Sala.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Blakesley and
family have gone to their summer
cottage Mt Geneva Lake, Wis.
The first chapter OF our new story
The Weldon Estate" appears in
this issao on second page. Read It.
The preliminary hearing OF w. J.
Simms. charged with forgery, has
been continued until Monday after.
noon.
Mrs. Annette II. Guyer and Mrs..
G. l.. Walker and Mrs. J. 4. Kimball
are sojourning at the Dakota Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Martha Root is here from
Herman, Neb.. on tho sad mission of
attending the funeral Of her brother,
John Perry.
Mrs. ID. LeFranze has opened .
new millinery store at 1924 Third
avenue. A bright new stock and
competent trimmers.
Looking for a mother? Haven't
found her yet. We are looking for
one we csnno: suit in boys clothes.
Sommers Il La velle.
Ladies' Oxfords, all styles, from Is
cents up; children's tan bow slippers
30 cents. They are the. best made.
Fourth Avenue Shoe store.
Tho funeral OF the late John Perry
will be held Mt 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. from the home Of George
Perry. sic Fifteenth street.
As usual Quincy is beginning to
funk in the Western Baseball associa.
tion and the franchise is for eale. It
has been offered to Davenport.
Mrs. Ed Kemmcrer. Of Grinnell,
Iowa, and Miss Frances Dixon, Of
Awarded
Highest Honors- Worlds Pair,
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