Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George Carden VEL
coined a daughter into their home on
Ninth street yesterday.
Cucumbers, wax beans, green pea :
and beans, and plenty of home grown
vegetables at Horizons.
Don't be alarmed at the reports YOU
hear, but come and hear the report of
one Of BrOokman s new alarm clocks.
BE sure and call ut Passig Bros :
ana get prices on groceries. vegeta-
bles and fruits before buying else
where
Tomorrow You can buy 10 bars of
Santa Claus soap, Anti-Washboard or
Golden Crown soap for % cents at
Beecher's.
What do You think of this? The IA
nous Eldridge bicycle. 81 model, will
be sold at $50; only % at this price.
at Lloyd's.
We have the best line of children's
shoes made (Budd's make: they are
dressy and wear well. Fourth avenue
shoe store.
Mrs. A. Gingles and family wish to
express their gratitude to friends and
neighbors who showed them SYM
patty in their late affection
Everything is sold at cost at Hans
gems. Must be closed out bv June |
You can save money if YOU are in
need of anything in the grocery line.
Julius II. Calsen. of Moline. and
Miss Augusta Fritz. of Moline. were
married yesterday by Rev. c. A.
Mennicke, of the German Lutheran
church.
You will miss the chance of life
time if you fail to make your wall pa
per selections at once at SATELLITES.
His prices tell the story. Call and
see for yourself.
For good shoe at 81 a pair in black
or brown. vesting top. in ladies' or
gents; call at the Fourth avenue
shoe store and you will save AT least
90 cents on pair.
The Rock Island Turner society will
give grand opening entertainment
and ball at Turner hall Sunday even
ing, May IL. Admission. adults, %
cents; children 10 cents.
Try our $3.50 shoe in ladies' or
gents. They are the best to he had
for the money. We have them in all
styles: every pair warranted to be
solid. Fourth avenue shoe store.
j. b. ladders, of this city, was hon
ored at Streator yesterday by being
elected 4 delegate to the national en-
campment of the Sons of Veterans
to be held at Omaha in September
Where o where is there another
store in the three cities that carries
such an enormous stock of wall paper
as at SATELLITES? Corner Second av-
enue and Fifteenth street, opposite
court house.
c. +. Smith. of Grcenville' Pa. has
arrived in Rock Island with view to
making the city his home. Mr..
Smith is skilled and up-to-date pho
tographer, and has arranged to open
a studio in Star block, opposite the
Harper house.
Grams big war atlas showing all
fighting territory. l6 pages of maps
and six pages of valuable statistics;
Just what you want to follow: the
movements of our naval squadrons
and armies in the field. For sale by
K. Champion & Co.
Mrs. George w. Marvin. $40
Seventh street, is recovering from
desperate illness caused by the eating
of poisonous ham Wednesday evening.
The other members of the family who
partook of the meat escaped. The
pet cat died after eating some of the
meat.
Leslie Van Drelzen and Robert
Brown, pair of Peoria youths. who
left their homes a few DAYS ago to
help fight the Spaniards, were cor
rallied at the r. |. Il 2. depot last
evening by Officer RYAN. Today thew
were taken home by Peoria deputy
sheriff.
Sutcliffe does not want Won to take
his word for it, but it is fact. never
less. that his stock is the best. the
selections the largest and the prices
the lowest. You will be convinced
by one visit to his big exclusive wall
paper house on Second avenue. oppo-
site the court house.
The Rock Island has arranged for
one more excursion to Des Moines
Sunday. affording the last opportu-
nifty to visit Camp Mckinley prior to
the departure of the BOYS for the
front. The train leaves at 6 O'Clock
Sunday morning. the fare being So 30
for the round trip.
First of the season. grand evening
excursion Saturday evening. Nav IA.
1898, on the City of Winona and
barge. Benefit of Augustana college.
Music by A. 5. c. band and Mendels-
sohn Male chorus. Boat leaves Rock
Island 1880 p. IN. Tickets 20 and 81
cents nj Harper house pharmacy.