Rock Island Argus., 1900-08-14
CITY cAAT.

Adams sale. See ad.
F cad the NJ. &. K. ad. and profit b.
it.
Meet me at the NJ. & X. bargain
counters.
If you want your property sold lis'
II with Hull & Co.
ANY So child's suit s1.95 at the II.
& b. reduction sale.
W. l.. Douglas union made shoes at
The Leader, opposite the Harper.
Thirtv-five cent merchants lunch
at noon hour at Harms restaurant.
Anheuser-Busch bottled beer. A.
d. Huesing. sole agent. Phone 1888
The quality of NJ. & X. clothing Is
never reduced, though the prices are
less.
Bryan and Stevenson Anti-Impe per
ialistic C ub meeting tonight at Tur-
ner hall.
Go to Prospect park for cool ride
tonight and see the moving pictures.
Free.
An important meeting of the Bryan
and Stevenson uAnti-Imperialistic club
this evening.
There's no end to NJ. & X. bargains;
that is why there is no place like the
NJ. & X. for clothing.
The regular monthly mem bership
meeting OF the Rock Island Club will
be held this evening.
Mems oxfOrds-$5 quality. 81 so;
50 quality. 81; $1.50 quality, 81. NJ.
& X, bargain giVers.
Those 81 95 mems suits NJ. & K.
are showing are worth double; its the
tiny little price that does it,
John ID. Kramer. of Coal Valley.
was pronounced insane by a jury IN
the county court yesterday.
Low prices bears on our competi-
tors minds-buy wheel of Lloyd.
You know tue high grade kind.
Mems suits, should say we are
strictly in it. See those + ) suits At
1926. NJ. & X bargain sale.
The BRYAN and Stevenson Anti-Im- |
perialistic club meets tonight at Tdr-
mel hail.
All mem bers of the Rock Island na-
val militia will please meet at the
Armory hall tonight for special bust
ness.
This will be the last week for |
Simon Il Mosenfelder's IS 80 suit sale. |
None after the 18th for less than $40 |
to $3.50.
Last call-your last opportunity for |
snaps in hght-wearing apparel at |
feather weight prices at the Nj. & h.
reduction sale.
If you need any wiring or electric |
work of any kind don't fail to call en- |
Fiebig & Robb and get prices. All
work is first-class.
Don't fail to attend the Broadway |
excursion down the river on the
Winona and barge tonight A de-
lightful time is assured.
Don't stay in town these hot nights.
Take cool ride to Prospect park and |
see the moving pictures. Every |
night this week. Free.
This is the night of the excursion |
bv the Broadway young people. Be |
AZ the foot of Nineteenth street at s |
o'clock to get on the Winona or barge. |
Go to any other house in the three |
cities and you will find the identical |
suits $40 $l2 so and SIS so Simon & |
Mosenfe.der have placed on sale at
IS 20.
Just the kind of weather for one of |
those electric fans that Fiebig & Robb |
are selling. They are the most sue
cessful fans that have ever been put on |
the market.
Nothing in the three cities for less |
than 80 to $lS SO TO comptre with |
our IS 80 suit sale" Simon & Mes
enfelder.
The moving war and comic picture :
will be on exhibition every night this |
week at Prospect park. Free. Take
a cool ride to the park and see the
moving pictures.
Don't overlook Simon & Mos enfield |
er's $S go suit sale. Your money re-
funded if you can purchase the san
class of suits elsewhere for less than
$40 to $1S 80.
The Tri-City Chess club II ct last
evening at its rooms in this city.
Though the attendance was not large
the time was very pleasantly spent.
Another meeting will be held next
Monday night,
1t was Max Kuehl and not George
Holtz who was removed from St. An
thongs hospital to his boarding house
at coo Second avenue. yesterday af-
ternoon, after having recovered from
the effects of an operation.
Moonlight excursion given by the
young ladies of St Msry's church on
the steamer City of Wiaona and
barge Wednesday evening, Aug Is.
Good music. Tickets 25 cents. Boat
leaves at 7:S0 sharp from foot of
Nineteenth street.
J. Sherman Mickle. of New York
City. a mandolin player and singer. is
in the city and for the next two weeks
will be with the Salvation Army.
Mr. Mickle is 8 graduate Of the New
ton Conservatory of Music in New