Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-06
CITY CHAT.

For real estate, Z. j. Burns.
Guns at 1909 Second avenue.
1909 Second avenue the place.
Patee Crest bicycles at Spencer's.
List your property with Reidy Bros
Young & McCombs' for graduation
presents.
Wash goods remnants at half price.
McCabe's ad.
If you want your property sold list
it with Hull & Co.
Ribbon Juror at McCabe's. See
new ad, page five.
Buy box of fine cigars at the Har-
per house cigar stand.
Out go the last of the bicycles at
factory cost. McCabe's.
Finger bowls 10 cents instead of 25
cents. See McCabe's ad.
Ladies gold watches IS %, war
ranted. Young & McCombs.
New lot of fancy lace curtains Just
received. Young & McCOmbs.
DIR. Stanley fits glasses at Volt
mann's all this week. Test free.
Mems oxfords at So and So 80 at
the Leader, opposite the Harper house
Anheuser-Busch bottled beer. A.
ID. Huesing, sole agent. Phone 1888.
Union-made shoes for union men at
the Leader, opposite the Harper house
Fancy lace edge handkerchiefs from
5 cents to 81. 30 each at Young IL Nc
Combs.
Ribbons worth up to 95 cents, to-
morrow and till sold, % cents a yard.
McCabe's.
Genuine heavy cut glass tumblers
usually 1915 a dozen, II cents each
at McCabe's.
Fancy parasols and fans. suitable
for graduating presents can be had
at low prices. Young & McCombs.
Fred Tubbs and Walter Hodg6on
left last evening for Omaha in charge
of Detective Dummy, of that city.
Oxfords in tan and black and patent
leather for men and women at the
Leader, opposite the Harper house.
The Nethersole 81. shoe for wo-
men. Every pair guaranteed. The
Leader. opposite the Harper house.
The finest line of domestic and Key
West cigars in the city at the Harper
house cigar stand. A specially made
of box trade.
Tickets for the commencement ex-
ercises Friday evening, June 8. on
sale at Bleuer's jewelry store Thurs
day and Friday.
Grand steamer excursion by Drillers'
union, Moline, on Wiuona and barge,
Sunday June 10. Tickets rs cents,
children 80 cents.
E. NJ. Wilcox, after a residence of
q years in the Sixth ward, has sold |
into the Third ward.
Pocahontas Council No will give |
an ice cream social and dance at Carse |
hall Wednesday evening, June 8. All |
are invited. Tickets Is cents.
Take your yellow backed Star,
Horse Shoe. Spear Head. etc tobacco |
tags to Fred w. Sauerman and get 90 |
cents per hundred cash for them.
Special tomorrow: Croquet sets |
55 cents; large size ovens 81 % and |
hammocks with pillow and two
stretchers IS cents at Eckhart's
August Won Dorman was acquitted
today of the charge of breach of the
peace by Magistrate Stafford. Au-
gust Saelens was the complainant.
The city clerks office will be open
this evening and tomorrow evening
from to Q o'clock for the accommo-
dation of those desiring to pay their
water rents.
The executive committee of the
Rock Island Christian Young Peoples
union will hold a meeting at the Y.
NJ. G. A. building tomorrow evening
at s O'Clock.
The boat found floating in the Syl-
van water Monday has been claimed
by Charles Schultz. of Davenport.
and all stories as to tragic circum-
stances are termed by him canards.
1t is definitely announced the Boer
peace ENJOYS will spend next Sunday
n Davenport, reaching that city at
':27 in the morning. There will be
public de nonstration in their
lonor. Many from II ok Island will
participate.
A gang of laborers has begun lay
ng the steel rails for the bridge con-
ecting Rock Island with the arsenal
The piers are in place, and it is ex-
'ected that by July l. the cars will
'e running over the entire system on u
he island.
Aid. Charles Heideman was thrown
rom his wagon on Fourth avenue
nd Fifteenth street this afternoon by II
is horse, which had become uuman-
geable. and narrowly escaped being I
urt. The horse was afterward cap
ured. el
The promenade concert by Strasser's ?
rchestra under the auspices OF
be Rock Island Club occurs to
10 rrow night at the Watch Toweri
IN. An excellent concert program c.
ill be rendered. after which there a,
Till be dancing. 81
The REGULAR summer concerts are y