Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-25
The weather We May Have =
Generally fair tonight and ThursdaI
Today's temperature II.
JIM SHERIER, Observer.
CITY CHAT.

Eberhart tunes pianos.
Strawberries at Longs.
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Use l.. b. Strayer's aerated milk.
F. W. Young. of Beardstown, is in
the city.
For reliable fire insurance call on +.
j. Burns.
For your summer underwear go to
Young & McCombs'.
Special sale of lace curtains at
Young & McCombs'.
Be sure and read the big ad Of
Young & McCombs'.
Special sale of sun umbrellas at
Young & McCombs'.
A big shipment of penny paper just
arrived at SATELLITES.
Mems 80 cents and 81 shoes at
Dolly Bros. this evening.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts Of
the city by f. j. Burns.
Tonight, grand pool contest at the
Gem billiard parlor, 3O5 Twentieth
street. All are invited.
Remember that Miss Byrnes is pay
ing special attention to children's hats
and ladies fine dress hats.
Over I, 700 men are now employed
at Rock Island arsenal, and more or
less work is being done in six differ
ent shops.
1t will pay you not to miss out at
the big sale this week. All orders
this week will be hung for 10 cents
per roll by Sutcliffe.
Miss Tillie Lynn will lead this even
ing's meeting at the Christian mis-
sion chapel on Seventh avenue and
Twenty-ninth street,
George Herbert, the comedian who
delighted the amusement lovers at the
Watch Tower two seasons, is spend
ing the day in the city.
Come and place your order this
week and get the price of paper and
hanging ut Second avenue and Fiji
teenth street. Sutcliffe.
The Rock Island factory shoes are
made by process which makes them
easy on the feet from the start. They
don't require any breaking in.
Nothing better than good book as
gift for school or college graduates.
You will have no trouble to get what
will please you at Champions.
Mrs. Sam o. Digger, of Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. c. W. Negus. Mrs.
Digger was formerly Miss Cora Gay
ford, of this city, and has many
friends here.
Beautifully bound presentation
books, suitable for school and college
graduates, an unusually fine line for
this seasons trade at K. Champion Il
Co.'S. book store.
Capt. Curtis McD. Townsend, the
new engineer in charge of the river
improvement corps in Rock Island.
arrived last night and this morning
WYNN Nhai Sc vi ehC oiuCc.
The Rock Island factory shoes are
made by process which makes them
easy on the feet from the start They
don't require any breaking in.
The ladies of the Broadway church
expect to give strawberry sOciable
including supper, Thursday evening,
June 2. Strawberry short cake will
be feature of the evening. Supper
35 cents.
Friends in the city will be panied
to learn of the death of Miss Rosa
Grady at her home in Davenport this
morning, aged "a years. The funeral
occurs from Sacred Heart cathedral
Friday morning.
II you are looking for snap. now
is the time to go and get it. Sutcliffe
is going to let you have paper for one
week cheaper than you can get white
wash, and will hang same for 10 cents
per roll. Sutcliffe.
Col. French. Capt. Corliss. Capt. Col
Inns, Capt. johnson, Capt. Glendie and
several other Salvation Army leaders
will attend and participate in the
special services at the Broadway Pres
byterian church this evening.
There is going to he great time
down on the corner of Second avenue
and Fifteenth street. Starting today
and continuing all the week one-third
of. All paper and all orders given
this week will be hanged for 10 cents
per roll. Sutcliffe.
Ladies who have been paying $3.50
and u n pair for their shoes, will find
more style and just as much comfort
in the Rock Island factory line of