Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-21
CITY CHAT.


Leaf lard at Gilmore's,
Dolly Bros. doll dav.
For insurance, z. j. Burns.
For real estate, E. j. Burns.
Boys fine shoes at Dolly Bros.
Galaxy flour. Horton is agent.
We buy real estate Reidy Bros.
Ralston health flour at Horizons.
Phone Eberhart for piano tuning.
We sell real estate. Reidy Bros.
Carpet sweepers at Summers & Co.'S.
Gold dust 3 cents package at Hor-
toms.
Water coolers, porcelain lined, at
Summers & Co.'S.
Dolls slipper free at Dolly Bros
Saturday. See adj.
Peerless ice cream freezers cheap at
Summers & Co.'S.
Currants and gooseterries by the
bushel at Horizons.
Choice bargains in children's hats
at Miss Kate Byrncs'.
Don't forget the bargains in milli-
merry at Miss Kate Byrnes'.
Mems shoes in tan or black 81 at
Hurst S. He cuts the price
Fine millinery at cost tor the next
so days at Miss Kate Byrnes'.
See the Boston store adj. on page L.
Bargains in millinery. Read it.
Mems tan shoes with vesting or kid
tops at 81. Hurst, he cuts the price.
Examine the bargains in houses
advertised by +. II. Guyer on page 4.
Rock Island union made shoes from
s1.S5 to $3.50 at Hurst's. He cuts
the price.
Ladies, do not buy until you have
seen the Rock Island union made
shoes at 81. Hurst, he cuts the price.
Rock Island union made ladies'
shoes in black or tan, vesting or kid
tep, at 81. Hurst, he cuts the price.
The United Presbyterian church has
planned for an excursion to Clinton
next Tuesday on the steamer City of
WinOna.
The rain of last evening caused the
pOstponement of the lawn sociablc at
the residence of +. Il. McKown until
Friday evening.
NJ. T. Free has extended his time
on reduced rates for first-class cabinet
photographs to July l, giving a choice
of two sittings ut Ga a dozen. 1907
Second avenue.
The second promenade concert by
Albert Petersen's orchestra will be
given at the Watch Tower Inn tomor-
row evening. q. Rawson Wade, bar
itone soloist, will sing.
William Longs house on Thirty
first street, in South Park, was struck
by lightning during Tuesday after
moons storm and a large hole was
torn in the roof entailing damage of
$25.
Enjoy the refreshing ride, the
charming music and singing and the
delightful dance at the Watch Tower
tomorrow night. Peterssn's orches-
ira, assisted by q. Rawson Wade,
baritone.
Lightning struck the Scott county
court house in Davenport yesterday
afternoon. knocked out corner of
tower on the old Presbyterian church,
and killed horse in pasture in the
west end of the town.
To parties having money to invest
800, $50, 5000, $3.50, $500 to $500
and up-can place same in an invest
ment absolutely secured and paying
per cent. Apply to f. j. Burns, room
II, Mitchell x Lynde building.
\ special train on the Peoria
brought in an excursion of $50 people
from Galva, Wyoming and Toulon
this morning. The visitors took a
trip on the river to LeClaire on the
steamers W. j. Young and Pilot.
Can you use a long covered hack or
2-horse express wagon? For cash
or on time. If so, see Eastman, 1712l
Second avenue. Both are at Stuhr's
wagon shop on Third avenue, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
Mrs. b. c. CLINE. of Chicago, and
Mrs. ID. Damn, of Davenport, wish to
express their gratitude to neighbors
and friends for their kindly assistance
rendered during the illness and death
of their fIther, the late George Stodd,
of this city.
j. d. Collier is learning to master a
street railway motor. If he succeeds
as well as he did in running the fire
department, of which he was the
efficient chief for several years, he will
be one of the finest among the Tri-
City company's army of motoneers.
Harry Stengel. son of Gustav Ster-
gel, has opened plumbing establish
ment ut 1904 First avenue. The
Young man has made an exhaustive
study of the trade, having been grad