Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-30
CITY CHAT.
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Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
For reliable fire insurance call on E.
j. Burns.
Jackets at sS.42, worth up to g..
McCabe's.
Hynes sells Andrea's. Andraes
never disappoint
Exceptional parasol sale. See Nc
Cabe's adj, page five.
Plenty of nice fresh Strawberries at
Hess Bros. tomorrow.
All grades of fine cut glass, at low
prices. Young & McCombs.
Cut glass water bottles, worth e.. 90,
at $l.25. Young Il McCombs.
Nice fresh strawberries at Hess
Brss'. tomorrow. Phone 1881.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hurst are
spending a few days in Chicago.
Chatillion lawn strips, 5 cents a
yard. Note the hours-McCabe's adj.
Osteopathy. DR.. o. Z. McFadon
Mitchell & Lynde building, forenoons.
Nicholas Lapark, of Davenport,
aged 60 years, hung himself yester-
day.
Cut glass water tumblers. worth
1926 per set, for $50, at Young &
McCombs'.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by i. j. Burns.
Tonight, grand pool contest at the
Gem billiard parlor, 30j Twentieth
street. All are invited.
See McCabe's ad for specials this
week on dre.S goods and silks; waist
dress goods, linens, jackets. etc.
James McIIenry. a well known col
ored character of Davenport, aged 60,
dropped dead yesterday morning.
Beautiful cut glass makes the finest
wedding gifts. Large assortment, at
all prices, at Young IL McCombs'.
Mrs. j. b. Stemmer, of Elgin, and
formerly of this city, and nephew,
Charles Pease, of Savanna, are visiting
in the city.
j. M. Colligan and Edward Dowar.
of THE ARGUS, left Saturday night over
the c., Il. Il q. for Omaha to spend
Memorial day and see the TRANSMITS.
sissippi exposition.
Three houses were sold bv +. II.
Guyer last week. Several others can
be bought at attractive figures for in.
vestors. The monthly installment
proposition beats paying rent.
Mary Henninger, girl employed a,
Miller's hotel, Davenport, took NOR
phine with suicidal intent, but the
drug failed to operate, and the young
woman lives to repent of her folly.
Friends in Rock Island of Franz
Haverstick will be- interested in know
ing that he went out with the Chi.
cago Naval Reserves Saturday. Ralph
Haverstick went to Chicago to see his
brother off.
A new time card went into effect on
the G.. Is. Il q. yesterday. The only
change on the Rock Island and ST
Louis division is in the arrival of tn,
Beardstown accommodation, at l1:5s
n m instead nf II. 40
Lieut.. Clement A. +. Flagler, sor
of Gen. ID. W. Flagler, has been nom
mated for promotion to the rank Of
majO by President Mckinley. and tn,
nomination is likely to he confirmed
He is with the corps of engineers OF
the United States army.
Ed Chandler, of South Rock Island
while riding a horse in pastur,
south of Ninth avepue, between
Twelfth and Fifteenth streets. was
thrown off and had his collar bone
broken. DR.. G. +. Barth was sum
moned and reduced the fracture.
The summer season at Black Hawk
Watch Tower was formally opened
yesterday, when large numbers OF
people visited the popular resort. The
features were all particularly attrac-
tive, thousands again going out today
when the various events were re.
peated as they will be tonight.
The Sheridan club has completed /;
ball club and signiiied its acceptanc,
of the Stag clubs recent challenge
setting the game for next Sunday. tn,
proceeds to be for the benefit Of tn,
Rock Island baseball organization
The team is composed of Oscar
Schmidt or W. Griffin. catcher; Ed
Dolly. pitcher; NJ. Corken. first base
Bob Aud, second base; F. Kelly, third
base; Ed Corken, short stop; I. F. Ii
Velle. left field; Cleo Mccormick. cen.
ter field. and Michael II. Sexton. right
field. Should the challenge not b,
accepted, the NJ. W. A. offices ar