Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-01
antee satisfactory pictures. Gallery
opposite Harper house.

antee satisfactory pictures. Gallery
oppOsite Harper house.
You will regret it if you don't &C
to the sheriff sale of the Goldsmith
stock. Prices talk for themselves.
Only few days more.
Frank Schaffer will give a grand
opening lunch at the Club saloon, III
Eighteenth street. tomorrow even.
ing. Everybody invited.
The tenth annual picnic of the Co
lumbia club occurs at Huber's garden
July 4. There will be abundant op
Portunities for amusement.
Don't worry over that hot cook
stove, but go to Summers & Co. and
get one of those gasoline or Blue
Flame oil stoves and keep cool.
The Rock Island factorv's tan kid
shoes selling for 81 this week present
a graceful appearance on the foot.
They wear like iron. c. A. Hurst,
agent.
Mrs. A. f. Townsend, deputy or
ganizer of the Fraternal Tribunes. is
doing successful work for the order
in this vicinity, having just secured
6S members in Port Byron.
The Christian mission Sunday
school is arranging to hold Children s
day exercises the last Sunday in this
month, it being the 10th anniversary
Of their having building of their
own.
For good fire escape, 90 to the
Rock Island Architectural Iron
Works and Brass Foundry, corner
Second avenue and Twenty-third
street. at tri-city power house. You
save money.
You will be glad YOU sat at Smith s
gallery for your photos when you ge,
them. We have come to stav, SO
why leave the city when as good can
be had here? Rooms opposite the
Harper house.
Owing to the extreme heat, this
afternoon mantinee of the Gentry
dog and pony show was abandoned
but one will be given positively to.
morrow. There will be performances
tonight and tomorrow night.
Jack DAILY. of Chicago, and Reddy
Brennan, of Buffalo, N. Y. are to en-.
gage in a 20-round boxing contest al
1875 pounds for a 800 bet and two.
thirds of the gate receipts at Claus
Groth hall, Davenport, the evening OF
July 9.
The family of Mrs. Martha Geisler
desire to publicly acknowledge the
many acts of kindness shown them by
friends and neighbors in their recent
affection, and particularly do they
wish to thank the Daughters of Re.
becca.
The c., NJ. & St. P. railway will
sell excursion tickets at reduced rates
from all stations on its line to points
within 200 miles. Tickets on sale
July 2, 3 and 4, good to return until
! July 5. For particulars apply to any
ticket agent.
There will be patriotic union ser.
vice at the Central Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. Rev. T.W
Grafton will make the principal ad.
dress. There will be a printed pro.
gram so that all can participate in
the service.
Special for Saturday: Mems and
boys straw hats, worth 80 to IS cents
your choice for % cents. Bows q
cent for ID cents. Children's straw
sailors and tams, worth so to "a
cents, choice % cents. SATURDAY.
only, at Stewards, the halter.
There is comfort in a crash suit
this weather. Stewart, the halter,
has choice line in all sizes. Also q
handsome line of negligee shirts, light
weight summer underwear in al
qualities, summer neckwear and ligh,
weight suspenders to suit every body
Stewart, the halter.
Sam White, who represents Ores.
cent bicycles in Illinois, will be in the
city tomorrow. Mr.. White is known
to most of the old wheelmen of the
city. He wishes to meet all his old
friends as well as all new riders al
/ David Don's store tomorrow after.
noon and evening.
Assessors j. b. Clark, of Bowling
c. S. Hunt, Port Byron; George Bur.
goyne, Andalusia; F. A. Anderson,
South Moline: Andrew O'Brien, Hamp.
ton; George Wainwright, Yuma, and
Charles Titterington, Edgington, have
turned their books over to County
Clerk Kohler.