Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-18

play the opening game in q billiard
tournament.
| Dancing school at Roche's hall
every Wednesday. Gentlemen %
cents Ladies free.
| Alfred Benin, one of the American
soldiers recently wounded in Manila,
is Davenport boy.
Spend your money for Anti-Wash-
board soap and you will receive both
principal and interest.
The new Crescent bridge will be in
sPected for formal acceptance from
the contractors Monday
Buy home manufactured goods and
build up your town. Anti-Wash board
soap is by long odds the best.
New spring styles in women shoes
in tan and black. Rock Island union
made. Hurst Cuts the Price.
If those parties do not pay, see
Eastman, 1712 Second avenue. Office
open till 9 p. m. Phone 1882.
The Sth Illinois volunteer infantry,
cOlored, in which Rock Island has
members, reached Chicago today.
G. +. Warehan was arrested for dis
orderly conduct at the Rock Island
passenger depot yesterday afternoon.
See the new spring styles in wom
ems Rock Island union made shoes,
81 % to $3.50. Hurst Cuts the Price.
Hand made fancy broken mixed
candy. fresh goods. 5 cents per pound
this evening at Young * McCombs'.
Some great bargains in pianos that
have been used n little. They must
90 before April l. See them at Bowl
by's.
New spring STYLES in women's shoes |
from $1.25 10 $3.50. Rock Island |
union made. Hurst, He Cuts the |
Price.
For a limited time the Peoples |
Power company will sell lump coke at |
81 per ton, and crushed coke at $40, |
at the works.
There has never been better line |
of carpets shown than Clemann & SalZ-
mann are showing now, and prices |
have never been so low.
Organs at cost from now until April |
/: now is your chance for n bargain,
from So to $50: 75 cents per week
will pay for one at Bowlby's.
Don't have your piano ruined by an
incompetent tuner. Bowlby has two
first-class old experienced workmen.
All work warranted. Prices reason
able.
Mrs. Kohn, who recently served a
Jail sentence here for fraud, is re-
ported to have been arrested in New
York for being implicated in $780,
600 job.
can place money in amounts of
800, 5000, $500. $500. 81. 600 and up
in an investment that will pay to 8
per cent. Apply to f. j. Burns,
room II, Mitchell * Lynde building.
Ell" ard Pennington, 424 Eleventh
street, had the fourth and fifth fingers
Of his right hand badly lacerated
Thursday by being caught in saw at
the Rock Island Sash & Door works.
DIR. De Silva attended him.
Two train loads of soldiers destined
for the Philippines will pass through
the city tonight over the Rock Island
road. The soldiers come from New
York, and Will sail from San Fran
cisco. The first train is scheduled to
reach here between 8 and Z o'clock.
Mrs. Tcwkesbury has returned from
the east and in a few DAYS will an
nounce her annual spring opening of
Her stock is replete with
all the latest novelties and choice
models from the finest artists in Paris
and New York, also with her original
designs. Everything will be strictly
up to date.
Hynes' bicycle store has been bright
ened and touched up in manner that
makes it more inviting than ever. A
large assortment of 80 wheels are
being shown and at prices that are
bound TO rivct your attention if you
call. The usual line of sundries will
be handled at fair prices, and all kinds
Of repairing will he looked after in
thorough manner.
The will of the late William Kerns,
Of Moline. was probated in the county
court yesterday. The testator be-
1ueaths his entire estate TO his widow.
Mrs. Beulah Kerns. for whom the
property is to be held in trust by her
TWO sons. Simon A. and c. 5. Kerns.
who are to share the property equally
after her demise The will was
Drawn May Il, 1892.
Edward Miller is recovering nicely
rom the injuries he received in the
,utting affray on Fifth avenue the
)ther night. Mr.. Miller states that
ne was an innocent victim, and did
not participate in the argument that
ed to the fight. He says he was
eaving the Rock Island depot for
nome, when he was struck and
shocked down and stabbed. by whom.
ne does not know