Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-16

church.
The harness shop of Niels Nelson
in Moline. was damaged by fire this
morning.
Creamery butter 224 cents and dairy
butter 20 cents per pound Al Rach'
mans, 1908 Sc sond avenue.
Children's dresses and women:
dressing sacques at sharp bargain
prices. Read McCabe's ad on page D
Patent leather, welt. button, OF
turn lace included in the s. so En-
press line for ladies. Only at Adams
Men should try Adams Emperor
$3.50 shoe, the ideal of perfection,
and there are 50 many styles TO select
from.
Refrigerators that save your ice
and preserve your food-the Leonard
cleanable. Examine them at David
Dons.
Union made shoes for union men;
the stamp of the union workers on
every pair, at the Leader. opposite
Harper.
Rumor has it the independent tele-
phone movement is to he revived /;
that another Richmond has entered
the field.
The finest line of domestic and Key
West cigars in the city at the Harper
house cigar stand. A specially made
of box trade.
David Don received another ship
ment of Crescent bicycles this morn
ing. 1t will pay you to see them if
yol want a wheel.
Bicycles. Bicycles. Bicycles. Cres-
cent sky high bicycles. Americas
leading wheel. The best bicycles at
the lowest prices in the city at David
Don's.
The latest hot weather dispellers,
desk, ceiling and exhaust fans, we've
got 'em. Gas and electric fixtures.
Rock Islaod Electric Construction
company.
The annual rally of the Junior Mis-
sionary societies of the three cities
was held last night at the United
PRESBYTERIAN church in this city. A
Ii terary program was carried out.
The young people of the German
Lutheran church will give a supper
and entertainment Wednesday even
ing. May 10. Supper 5 to 8 p m.
Entertainment S to 10. Tickets 25
cents.
No mistake about the Empress
s3. so shoe for ladies, being the lead
ing shoe for the price Then you
have such alarge assortment to select
from. Let Adams fit you out to a
pair.
The wholesale cigar firm of Nor
rison " Dolly was today dissolved |
by mutual consent. the latter pur-
chasing the interest of his partner. |
He will continue the business under
his own name. Edward L. Dolly.
Arthur Stargardt and Jacob Hartz,
he victims of yesterdays live wire
accidents. are reported to be doing
licoly- The indications now favor
he recovery of Stargardt, although
lie i still in serious condition.
Chief of Police Miller today filed
petition in the county court for
rearing as 20 the dependency of Her
nan Achtermann. the incendiary, and
3 to whether he should be sent to an
school. The hearing will
'tNuI lOllOIIOW dlltIUOOu- |
Parties in search of desirable build
ng lots in one of the choice locations
f the city will find it to their inter-
II To read the want column on an
Their page. The lots are in McEn-
rvs add ton. f. j. Burns, room II,
iitchen x Lynde building, is agent
or them.
The management of the Monmouth
eball team has cancelled all games
ranged for the season. The reason
iven is that the club has been play
~ losing ball and its supporters Will
OF stand for it. Augustana college
Fam was rocked for a game with
lOnmouth next Saturday.
The Moline Dispatch says X. j.
IcDonald, the street fair promoter,
very i'll at the home of Mr.. and
Irs. Charles Peal, of 1717 Second
venue. He is in such precaAous
that the gTavest fears are
ltertained as 10 the outcome. He
adj been staying at the Hotel Wind
)r until last week Saturday, and has
cen considered very i'll for several
eeks.
Turner hall summer garden will he
oened this evening for the ser
IN Bleuer's full orchestra will .
snder an excellent program, Incl
entail to which there will be German
nglish songs by NJ. Geisler. the well
nown baritone. The garden, which
one of the coolest resorts in the
ty. has been improved. making it
9TH an attractive and pleasant spot
} visit during these summer even
Igs.