Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-12

besting some of the best marksmen In
the country i
Gasoline. stoves. refrigerators and
blue flame oil stoves The largest
line and lowest prices in the city at
David Don's-
For a limited time the Peoples
Power company will sell lump coke at
81 per ton, and crushed coke ut 81. 40.
at the works
The Rock Island and Moline Odd
Fellow lodges are to attend district
convention of the order to he held at
Davenport April &c.
Every Wednesday and Thursday Of
April, photos of babies Gin arms) at
half price at Smiths, opposite Harper
house. Second avenue.
Two first-class old experienced
tuners employed at Bowlby's. If you
want your piano properly tuned leave
orders or telephone Bowlby's.
10000 packages garden and flower
seeds. northern grown and every
package warranted, two packages for
5 cents. Young & McCombs.
Crescent sky high bicycles. Lead
ing everything. Don't buy the COM
mon grade. David Don will have an
other large shipment tomorrow.
Nine different makes of pianos to
select from. Largest stock, lowest
prices, easiest terms, at the old relia-
BILE music house of d. Roy Bowlby.
Shoes and slippers worn by Mrs.
Tom Thumb and a pair of baby shoes
so years old are on display at Dolly
Bros. all this week. Call and see
them.
The largest and most complete line
of mems headwear. in the tri-cities, at
Stewards. Call and see the new
things. It's a pleasure to show them,
ut Stewards. the halter.
Clinton and return any time during
the season of 1899 for the return to
US of $50 Anti-Wash board soap wrap
pers. Begin to save them now. War
mock & Ralston.
You can get shoes anywhere for
81 80. But there's nothing in town
that has the snap and style of the
Rock Island Shoe company's new line
of 81. so ladies' shoes.
G. F. Kittering and j. &C. McElhinney
and family desire to thank neighbors
and friends for kindness and svmpa-
thy shown them during the illness
and burial of their loved one
Make every purchase count. A
purchase of Rock Island soap of any
brand counts three times: Once for
good work, once for premiums and
once for the good of our town.
That new line of women's black
vesting top shoes is really worth
81. %. but Hurst, he cuts the price to
$1.S5. Made by Rock Island Shoe
, company. and the wear guaranteed.
The hearing in the circuit court
of the amended bill of Capt. j. NJ.
Beardsley for an injunction against
the Terminal Company has been again
postponed. A date will he set later on.
w. w. Bowlby returned from a
three days trip to Clinton. where he
sold five new scale Kimbali pianos.
The Clinton citizens and musicians
appreciate a good piano, as the sales
will show over 80 sold there since last
July.
There was an enjoyable dancing
party ut Krell & Math hall last even
; Ing: II was arranged by n committee
composed of Max Ochs, Ferd Levy.
Julius Rosenlield. Never Loeb and
Abe Rothschild. Bleuer's furnished
music
Nina Battari, aged 8, residing on
Twenty-second street and Third ave-
nue. had the distinction today of be-
| ing the first patient to ride in the new
am bulance. She was taken to st.
Anthony's hospital. The child has
typhoid.
A woman's shoe in fine black kid,
: in widths from AA to f, at 81 pair,
made by the Rock Island Shoe COM
pany. Union stamp on every pair.
1 You paw $3.50 elsewhere for goods
that don't wear as well. Hurst. he
cuts the price
Frank p. Blair was before the Mo-
line Business Mems association last
night with blue prints of the proposed
route of the Terminal company in
that CITY, Mr.. Blair said today he
would have dirt flying in Moline in
the near future.
S. S. Hull has opened n real estate
and insurance Office in room 80, Mitch
Tell & Lynde building, and has the
agency, for limited time, of 80 pieces
of real estate in all parts of the two
towns. which must be sold at once.
Call for bargains
| Assessor J. r. Johnston has APP
pointed Peter Schlemmer as one of
his assistants to succeed Otto Huck-
staedt, who is to take his old position
as bookkeeper at the Peoples National
bank May 1, James Peetz. the present
bookkeeper, having resigned
Remarkable Rescue.
! Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld.