Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-26
CITY CHAT.
Pay your water rent.

Slippers for graduation ut Adams.
White slippers and oxfords at
Adams.
Oxfords, a large assortment at
Adams.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv-
ers. Cralle Il Co.
Patent leather strap slippers can
be found at Adams.
Buy your screen doors and window
screens at Eckhart's.
Merchants lunch from 9 to IL
every morning at The Club.
The "Auror." is u very new style
in slippers. Adams for them.
Midsummer millinery exhibit at
McCabe's Wednesday aud Thursday.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Crslle & Co.'S. livery.
Midsummer millinery exhibit at
McCabe's Wednesday and Thursday.
Camp 60, NJ. w. A.. will initiate
50 new candidates tomorrow night.
Midsummer millinery exhibit at
McCabc's Wednesday and Thursday.
Eckhart's. headquarters for ham.
mocks. croquet sets snd fishing
tackle.
Plenty OF choice homegrown
straw berries at X. kuschmann's this
evening.
New wheels arriving every day at
David Don's. Attend the bicycle
sale this week.
Silk umbrellas with natural ham
dies. 81 cents and up at Mcintyre
Reck Cos.
Keep in front by riding one Of
those up-to-date bicycles. See them
Mt David Don's bicycle sale all this
week.
Ladies' 4-ply linen white collars
and cuffs in full assortment at Nc
Intyre-Reck Cos.
Two young men from Davenport
had narrow escape from drowning
while pleasure riding near the, lower
island yesterday afternoon.
Newest things in ladies' lawns for
shirt waists at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Have you seen the new PersiaRs?
Nothing but bargains at Mcintyre
Reck Cos. silk salc-$l silks cut to
81! cents. $3.50 silks 9s cents. etc.
Company +. Of Moline. elected
Frank Clendenin, son of Gen. Will
Ham Clendenin. captain last evening
aud Marvin Lamb second lieutenant.
Everyone is preparing to attend the
opening OF the Watch Tower, Satur-
day-Decoration day-and Sunday
following. A great bill Of special at
fractions.
j. w. Gotta is here in his special
car explaining the workings Of the
new air brake. which the Burlington
system has adopted, to its trainmen
in Rock Island.
DIR. James s. York, of Des Moines,
well known medical specialist, con-
nected with the Copeland & Mclean
Medical institute Of that city, was q
visitor in Rock Island yesterday.
Mrs. William Jackson and little
grandson returned this morning from
visit to Milwaukee. Owing to the
washouts the the return Journey was
long. roundabout and tedious one.
William Jackson received a tele-
gram this afternoon which stated
Tat Judge Shaw would not render q
decision in the head camp removal
case until next Monday at Morrison.
Among the other places visited by
yesterdays cyclone was Mt. Clemens.
Mich. where Mr.. and Mrs. John Cru
baugh and Mrs. Charles McTiugb, OF
this city. are now soiourning. Hap
PLY they all escaped.
The Bridge and Terminal COM
pany made another invasion on the
ground of the x. |. & r. at the foot
Of Seventh street yesterday after
noon. but again found the Peoria
ground well preserved.
Charles +. Luthy, the man who
claims to be manufacturing the
highest priced wheel on the market,
tarricd in the city awhile today on
his return to Peoria from the north.
The name Of his bike is the Luthy.
The factory is at Peoria.
Edward Henry is home for a visit
after a several months stay in the
Squaw mountain, near Cripple
Creek, Col, where he has q claim Of
some fourteen acres. which he says
he has every reason to believe con.
iains goodly amount Of the yellow
metal.
John Hynes is back In Rock Island
= again after spending five years in the
west in the interest of the Daxon
Manufacturing company. He has
identified himself with the bicycle
repairing establishment Of Hynes &
Hynes. with whom he will remain
during the summer.
Col. e. W. Durham left this morn
ing for Springfield. whence he &C.
companies Gov. Altgcld and his