Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-05

Long. Tickets for the round trip o..
Agent. T. S. DunninE.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will give . cake. pie
and Boston baked beans sale at David
Don's store tomorrow.
Last evenings building social at
Armory hall. given by the Christian
church. was well patronized and q
success in all respects.
Col. G. w. Durham. of Gov. Alt.
geld's staff. took part in the corner.
stone laying ceremonies at the new
hospital at Peoria yesterday.
Welt sole. extension edge, dark tan
Oxfords. One Of the swellest things
shown this season for summer wear.
We have them. The Boston.
$7.37 for an all wool suit that no
other house can sell for less than
$12 to $l5. You know us. We under
sell every body. The London.
Washable suits at half price; So
cent suits Ieddced to rs cents, 81
suits reduced to SO cents, $1.6O suits
reduced to IS cents. NJ. & X.
Something new. A very handsome
tan Oxford. needle toe and welt sole,
extension edge. A very swell thing
for summer wear. The Boston.
Is buys the best bicycle suit in
Rock Island. All our bike suits
have the self-supporting pants.
Suits ars'worth $3.50, sale price Is.
The London.
Davenport thinks it has q case Of
small pox. The patient is q man
named Louis Farris. who has been in
that city for several days. He has
been taken to the county pest house.
Ladies': Get pair OF the Peaslee
shoes. home factory make. They
are all the rage. The Fourth avenue
has them in black and chocolate, lace
or button. Ask for the Peaslee
shoes. They are the best.
We want you to zee our $7.S7 suits,
that's the reason we are hammering
away at this time. It's the only true
values in the suit line in Rock ISL
and. Only e7.S7 for an all wool,
first-class made suit. The London.
Is the warm enough to make YOU
put on summer underwear II SO,
20 to Stewards, the halter, where
you are sure to get the best, and it
costs you no more than cheaper goods
elsewhere. The best 5O-cent gar
ment in the market. Stewart, the
halter.
William Willhoeft, an employe Of
the Rock Island Lumber & Manu-
featuring company. had the fingers
Of his left hand badly lacerated by a
saw. The second finger was am
putated at the second joint by Drs.
Barth and Hollowbush and then the
patient was taken to his home in
Davenport.
Mary Burrell (colored) was granted
divorce from David NJ. Burrell bv
Judge Bigelow in the circuit court
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Burrell
said her better half was an habitual
drunkard. They have been married
about four years. Burrell 10 the
erstwhile Twentieth street razor
wielder and tamale manufactures.
Special reduced rates to Buffalo
and return via the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern railway July 5
and 6. Extreme return limit Sept.
/. Stop at Chautauqua on return
trip il desired. A splendid opportu.
nifty to visit Niagara Falls. Circu-
lars giving full information will be
sent on application to M. S. Giles. T.
p. A., Chicago, or c. X. WILDER, A.
q. p. A., Chicago.
w. ID. Wiman, OF Moline, has re.
ceived . telegram announcing the
death Of his brother. Frank, at Staten
Island. N. Y. Mr.. Wiman left on
the noon train YESTERDAY for
that place. His brother was
about IS years OF age. The
cause OF death WIS not stated in
the telegram and no further particu-
lars were given. He was in Moline
at the time Of Mr.. Wiman's wedding
and acted as one of the ushers.
Davenport mourns the loss of one
Of its most influential citizens and q
former school superintendent and
postmaster, James n. De Almond,
who passed away at his home in
that city yesterday afternoon at 1
O'Clock. Mr.. De Almond recently
returned from q western health seek
ing trip. but it did him no good, and
his end was not at all unexpected.
He had lived in Davenport since
1864. being native of Pennsylvania,
where he was born in 1916.