Rock Island Argus., 1898-05-10
The Weather We May Have
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Today's temperature a.
J n. SHERIER, Observer
CITY CHAT.

Smoke Kinship 5-cent cigar.
Flags at Young & McCombs'.
The best potted plants at Eckhart's.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Floorshine at Young & McCombs'
Good print wrappers 80 cents. Nc
Cabe Bros.
First communion suits. Sommers
Il La Velle.
Money to loan in any amount.
Reidy Bros.
ANY size screen doors for As cents
at Eckhart's.
Plenty of nice eating apples at Hess
Bros. Phone 1881.
Eberhart's music house headquar-
tiers for sheet music.
Wall paper cleaner Is cents at
Young & McCombs'.
Buy your screen doors and window
screens at Eckhart's.
New parasoIs. not 81. 25 but 70 cents.
McCabe's May festival.
Mackintoshes and umbrellas at cost
at Young & McCombs'.
Mackintoshes, two cape, s. garments
$2.97. McCabe's May festival.
Rodman Rifle and Admiral Dewey
buttons at Young & McCombs'.
II. S. Cable, II. Il. Sudlow, and NJ.
A. Patterson are in Peoria today.
A complete line of black and blue
boys suits. Sommers a. La Velle.
Dollar fifty fancy figured muslin ruff
fed curtains 81 cents. McCabe's.
Strawberries, Strawberries, plenty
of fresh Strawberries at Hess Bros.
Wax beans, green peas, spinach, as
paragus, lettuce and radishes at
Longs.
Federal Labor union No. 7O51
meets tonight at Industrial Home at
So'clock.
Twelve cents each for mems %
cents teck and bow ties. McCabe's S
May festival.
John Crubaugh gave dinner to a
party of friends yesterday in honor OF
his I'D birthday.
Brookman has a nice line of ladies'
and gents gold watches which will be
sold at very reasonable prices.
McCabe's May festival sale this
week. Five stores full of bargains.
Be on hand for your share.
The venerable Hugh Warnock is
very i'll at his home in the lower end
of town, and his life is despaired Of
Handsome parlor lamps, complete
with globe and chimney, would be
cheap at 81, May festival price, $1.25
McCabe Bros.
Explore the store. The prices aren t
all in the papers. You'll find it pays
to visit the May festival sale this
week. McCabe Bros.
Rev. j. II. Cannon and j. r. Shields
are spending few days at Dubuque
visiting Tom Breheny. who is at
tending st. Joseph's college there.
+. j. Burns gladdened the hearts
of his friends up town today on his
first appearance since his recent Sc
we're illness with pleuro-pneumonia.
X. II. Balding, of Paola, Kas.,
one of the most prominent Woodmen
in the Sunflower state, is in the city
on business at the head Office of the
NJ. W. A.
Ed Wagner, Leonard Titterington,
Henry Lamp, Jr., Bert Sears, T. j.
Lailerty, Nicholas Keleman and Bud
Fider left last night for Springfield to
join Company A.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Rice and Mrs. /. NJ.
Loebenstein entertained the chorus of
the Amateur Musical club at the lat
ter's home on Nineteenth street yes
teriay afternoon.
The 1-month-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. McQuade. 1918 Fourth ave-
nue., died at o'clock this morning.
The funeral will be held from the
home at 2 p. m. tomorrow.
Price Bros, Of the Boston shoe
store, with characteristic enterprise.
are giving to customers handsome
atlas combining cabinet war informa-
tion with each S3 worth of shoes.
John Volk left last night for Excel.
sior Springs, Mo-, having received a
telegram To the effect that the hotel
at which Mrs. Volk and daughter.
May, were stopping, had burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Knox. Mrs. +.
+. Hemenway, Mrs James Maslin,
Misses Clara Hampton. Tillie Rinck.
Anna Rufsnider and &. l.. Mitchell
and j. W. Herbert, John Rinck, j. b.
Lidders and Paul Cleland are attend
ing the state encampments of the