Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-11
CITY CHAT.
Stearns' bicycles.


Hats. Sommers & La velle.
Safes for sale cheap at Fiebig's.
Tho best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Bicycle suits. Sommers & La
Vellc.
The Delmonico for your Sunday
dinner.
Shirts, shirts, shirts. Sommers &
La velle.
House numbers at Fiebig's. the
locksmith.
e. +. Case left for Ottawa this
afternoon.
Words Of wisdom: Smoke the Sen
ator cigar.
Boys overalls IS cents. Sommers
a La vellc.
Like sunshine after rain-the
smoke Of the Senator cigar.
There is talk OF organizing q local
branch Of the Ballington Booth vol
unteers.
A barber shop that advertises it.
self at 1928 Second avenue. Louis
Schmidt.
Standard electrical goods at bot.
tom prices at Fiebig's; large stock to
select from.
Mrs. Mary Blackburn leaves this
evening for n business trip to st.
Louis aud Chicago.
Get the your dinner at the Del
monico tomorrow. All the delica-
cics served in the last style.
Largest line Of parlor furniture
ever shown here at Clcmann 4 Salz-
mann's. Prices are the lowest.
Mrs. William Arnold went to Gen.
csco this morning to attend the fun
eral OF an aunt who died there.
Handsome new spring patterns in
carpets and n fresh, bright line Of
mattings at Clemann & Salzmann's.
James Mott, OF this city, has been
bound over to the grand jury at Keo-
kuk for infringement on the Iowa
liquor laws.
Carpets. Carpets. Carpets. The
largest line ever shown in this vicin-
i,y is now being shown at Clemann
x Salzmann's.
Collector William Baker SAYS there
il yet delinquency Of $49.765.O9 in
Rock Islands taxes, &1l6.726 81 hay
ing been collected.
Only n limited number OF portraits
will be given away; they will not last
CD days. Come early il you want to
get in on a good thing.
Judge Glenn was unable to reach
Rock Island today. So Judge Pleas
ants al journed the circuit court un-
til next Saturday morning.
Members OF g. j. Dempsey Forum
6 last evening enjoyed musical
entertainment at their hall. Refresh
ments were afterwards served.
The Columbia Opera company's
engagement ut Harper's theatre
April 23, - and 25 will DO one OF
the greatest musical events Of the
season.
Rev. q. II. Gerberding. ID. D.. OF
the Lutheran Theological seminary.
Chicago. will preach in the Grace
Lutheran church at l0:45 tomorrow
morning.
It's THE Argos want column that
makes people satisfied when they ad-
vertise. II you believe it. tell your
neighbors; il you don't, try it and
satisfy yourself.
Conductors and motormcn Of the
Tri-City Railway company on this
side OF the river will soon appear
in new suits Of natty blue. Fifty
outfits have been ordered.
Cline & Wright's attachment pro-
cecdings against Fred Hitler were
dismissed yesterday afternoon in
Justice Yields court. The defend
ant agreed to pay the claim.
Charles Fiebig has concluded to
decline the offer to accept the wes-
tern management of the Mosler-
Bthman Safe company with office in
Chicago and will remain true to Rock
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X. Iglehart's little
sou. Clarence Raymond. was laid to
rest in Chippiannock yesterday after.
noon. when services were held nj
the home. Rev. W. 5. Marquis off.
ciaiin-.
The ladies Of the First Methods,
church had dime social at the home
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Coync. i27 Nine.
tecnth street. yesterday afternoon.
About eighty ladies attended. A nice
program was carried out.
Max Stahl has resigned as super.
intendent OF the Rock Island Brewing
company to accept like position
with the keely Brewing company o.
Chicago. II. =. Gutsch. Of Wiscon.
sin. will take Mr.. S,ahl's place.
The Edison Phonograph concer,
drew good sized audience to asso.
citation hall last evening. 1t was a
great treat. the voices of the re
nowned singers and the playing o.