Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-17
want an administrator appointed for

want An administrators appointed for
him.
We have made extra preparations
for the rush tomorrow. and will do
that 10 possible to care for ouf
customers with less delay than was
necessary this afternoon. AcCabe
Bros.
The Carse machine in the Sixth
ward must be pretty smooth affair.
It makss no difference to it whether
It has the votes or not-as long %
Charlie 6earle has charge OF the
lever.
No change Of cars between Rock
Island and st. Paul, Omaha, Kansas
City. Denver, Colorado Springs.
Pueblo or Fort Worth. via the '.Rock
Island Route" Quickest time and
best train service.
Remember the smallest discount
Simon & Mosenfelder make 10 rs per
cent on new goods. All odds and
ends, small lots and goods over ono
year old from $50 to 80 per cent re-
duetion 10 made.
Hilma j.. 6-months-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lundblum,
$40 Eleventh avenue. died 1t s
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon st 2 O'Clock. -. r.. :
Call early and make s'yonr ssiec.
lions in wall paper. "fifst come,
first served. is Observation-Disclosures.
All prices. al kinds and Sll oolors;
come and pick from the largest stock
Of goods In thssthree cities. . z
Tho grand fire sale Of CHAMPION 4
Co.'s will be opened Saturday morn.
ing. An opportunity to gu things
at cut and slash prices. Be on hand
and get your share ofithe offerings.
Remember Saturday morning.
Shell and shot could not have
played greater havoc with Simon &
Mosenfelder's suit aud pant stock
than last weeks selling. But, 10,
every line is- again complete, and
when one lot Il sold . better one 10
put in its place. I
The Union should make q deter
mined effort to rejuvinate the civic
federation. In order that such des-
perate characters ss G. j. Searle' and
William AcConochie might be
checked in their mad desire to steal
the republican party.
The McIntyre-Reck bankrupt sale
WAS resumed again at 1850 this after
noon, and buster than ever. People
were let Into, the store by detach-
ments during the afternoon as fast
as they could be cared for, and the
waits were made as short as could be
managed.
---tFAerush for portraits still contin.
ues at McCabe Bros, and the artist
10 hard at work in the window turn
ing out some excellent work. One
coupon and 30 cents pays for . two
thirds life size crayon bust. Coupons
are given with SO cents worth Of
goods at the store.
At this big and slaughtering wall
paper sale at SATELLITES, opposite the
new court house on Second avenue,
there will be some people wanting to
buy only for speculative purposes
and therefore the limit has been set
at $40 worth Of goods to each GUS
t1mer. giving al . chance to get .
part Of the bargains now being Of
fered at Sutcliffe's.
The books returned to the city
CLERKS Office show the registration Of
yesterday to have been: First ward,
$50; Second ward, first precinct, $50;
second precinct. &c. Third ward,
first precinct, 500; second precinct,
1913. Fourth ward, first precinct,
4S0. Fifth ward. first precinct, $40.
Sixth ward. go. Seventh ward.
second precinct. 4SS.
Miss Selma Hanbloom and G. A
lyon, two very popular sale speople
formerly with Mc1ntyre-Reck, have
accepted positions with Harmed &
Won Maur, of the Boston store, Dav.
port. They will be pleased to see
and serve all their old friends 1T
their new place Of employment. If
any wish either Miss Hanbloom or Mr..
Lyon to serve them throughout the
store, Just male mention Of the fact.
Remember the place. opposite the
new court house. Sutclife has the
only complete line of all grades of
wall paper kept in the west, and 10
making prices that will make them
move. We quote you . few of the
prices that are being made: Papers
that were 5 cents. now 2 cents; that
we're 2 cents. now 8 cents; that wore
cents. now 4 cents; that were 10
cents, now 8 cents; that we're so
cents, now Is cents. And 90 on
through the entire stock of goods 1t
Sutclife's.
/ VIII Give 4 600 Reonl> u,a.a.