Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-14
The weather We May Have
Showers and probably thunderstorms
tonight and Sunday.
Todsy's temperature So.
N. SHERIER, Observer.
CITY CHAT.

Base ball tomorrow.
Taylor stock must 60.
Blank books. Taylor stock.
Remember the name-Kinship.
Dolls, dolls, dolls. Taylor stock.
French tissue cent. Taylor stock.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Pictures half price. Taylor stock.
Mouldings half price. Taylor stock.
Peoria VS. Rock Island at the ball
park tomorrow.
Miss Fife Barge, who has been very
III. is convalescing.
Ebsrbart's music house headquar-
tiers for sheet music.
Sheet music, cents; can have all
you want. Taylor stock.
Picture hooks. wire nails, cord
and screw eyes. Taylor stock.
No matter what article, price or
place, the two big NJ. & X. stores will
do better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Marvin and
daughter, Of Pratt, Kas., are visiting
In the citys
Attend the grand entertainment
and ball Sunday evening at Turner
hall, May Is.
At the ball park tomorrow the war
news will be posted on The ARGUS
bulletin board.
The war news will be posted on
The ARGUS bulletin board ut the ball
park tomorrow.
No matter what article, price or
place, the two big NJ. & X. stores will
save you money.
Keep cool and look at that new
wrinkle in refrigerators at our store.
Clemann & Salzmann.
Bed room suits that will bring sweet
dreams at Clemann & Salzmann's. A
new and pretty line.
Tonight, grand pool contest at the
Gem Billiard Parlor, 3O5 Twentieth
street. All are invited.
Mrs. Dennis Coleman and children
expect to leave soon to spend the sum-
mer at Lake Minnetonka.
Go and see the game between Rock
Island and Peoria tomorrow. A rat.
Ting good game is promised.
A. j. Taylor, of the Rock Island
Lumber company, returned home
from st. Louis this morning.
Assistant Supt. Eads, of the fire,
delivery service Of the postofiice, pait
Rock Island visit yesterday.
More children's novelties at the tw,
big M. Il X. stores than all the cloth
ing stores in the three cities combine,
can show.
More children's novelties at the tw,
big M. & X. stores than all the cloth
ing stores in the three cities combine,
can show.
More children's novelties ut the tw,
big M. L. X. stores than all the cloth
ing stores in the three cities combine'
can show.
The rush will soon be on for thos
swell baby buggies at Clemann & Salz
MAINS. Come Mt once and max
your selection.
Mrs. Nellie Kahlke, who has bee
In the hospital at Chicago for severa
weeks for medical treatment, is ey
pected home shortly.
Private q. +. Jensen, of Compan
A. is home from Camp Tanner on
36-hours' furlough. owing to the SCI
ious illness Of his sister.
Rev. +. G. Houck has given up tn
pastorate of Emanuel Baptist church
He Is ut present in Reynolds, bu
leaves soon for the east.
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. L. W. Grafton
mother, has returned to her home i
Iowa after several weeks pleasar
visit with her daughter.
s. j. Woodin, superintendent of tn
Baptist Sunday school, entertained tn
teachers and officers Of the school yer
pleasantly Friday evening.
Fred Parker returned home to s.
Louis today, having been called her
by the serious illness Of his mothe
who is much improved now.
Eddie Mayall, of Peoria, has secure
position for the summer on til
island, and will make his home wit
5. j. Woodin on First avenue.
The excursion that was to have o.
CURED this evening under the au
pices Of Augustana college has bee
postponed until next saturday.
Don't pay rent, bid on houses Al
Forty-fourth street. and 44S Fort,
eighth street, to be sold at actio