Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30

Buy your fireworks at HartZ q
UlIemeyer's-a new goods. Bottom
prices.
A large assortment of fresh vege-
tables of all kinds IT Hess Bros this
evening.
Absolutely unapproachable millin-
cry bargains next week at McCabe's.
Read ad carefully.
Justice Cramer this afternoon fined
Jacob Kohn s. and costs for assault
ing Benedict Miller.
The largest line OF the best fire.
crackers and fireworks at the lowest
prices at Trefz Co.'S.
Hats worth up to $2 for 25 cents
next week at McCsbe's. Some worth
up to IS for so cents.
The heavens will be ablaze on the
night of July at the Watch Tower.
Grand display of fireworks.
High grade bicycles and low prices
go hand in hand. Spencer's is the
place-1709 Second avenue.
Low prices bears on our competi-
tors minds-buy q wheel of Lloyd.
You know the high grade kind.
The Nethersole $250 shoe for
women. Rock Island union made. at
the Leader opposite the Harper.
Big bill of attractions at Prospect
park July 4. Petersen's band. Free
dancing afternoon and evening.
Aquantity limit on those % cent
pure linen handkerchiefs for 10 cents
at 3 o'clock each day at McCabe's.
The finest line of domestic and Key
West cigars in the city at the Harper
house cigar stand. A specially made
of box trade.
Nothing Ike the best when you
come to footwear. and whatever you
buy at the Leader shoe store you can
depend on for wear.
Bowlby has just received new and
complete line of Columbia graphs-
phones and q large assortment of new
lup-to-date records.
For fixtures, fans, bells and all kinds
of electric goods. go to the Rock ISL
| and Electric Construction company,
119 Eighteenth street.
| You figure on everything under the
sun. but keep on paying rent. Hadn't
you better figure on a home pur-
chased through S. S. Hull & Co.'S
agency?
A grab sale in McCabe's domestic
department beginning Monday. A
grab at 10 o'clock. another good grab
st $50 and an extra grab again at
o'clock.
w. A. Meese. of Moline, has been
appointed by Gov. Tanner a trustee
OF the Northern Illinois Normal
school. to succeed G. II. Deere, of Mo-
line, resigned.
We will not promise to give YOU
photograph of our real estate, but can
save you money in the substantial
article. if you will call at room 81.
NJ. & l.. building.
Excursion. July 4. on the new
stea mer Henrietta and barge. TO Mus
catine. leaves Rock leland $50 a. M.
returns IL p. m. Fare so cents round
trip. Good music and refreshments.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Klink-
hammer will be held from the resi-
dence of ID. Kracke, POI Eighth
avenue. at s o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, with services at $50 at the Ger
man Lutheran church.
Examine the New Vive" magazine
plate cameras. in two different sizes,
at Bowlby's. An improved plate
dropping device and other improve
ments which place the New Vive"
above all others. At Bowlby's-
G II. Stall is canvassing the city
in the interest of HarVey's latest
book on Money, Trusts and Imperi-
alism," work that contains many
valuable hints at this particular time,
on the eve of presidential campaign.
The Rock Island Club directors last
night made SamuelAlschuler and Rich
ard Yates, candidates for governors;
and Congressman G. W. Prince, honora-
ry mem bers of their organization, ex-
tending similar courtesies to a num-
Der of others to whom the club felt
particularly friendly.
There will be a meeting of the
Mission kindergarten association.
Monday. at 10 =. M. at the residence
of Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Fifth axenue
and Twenty-seventh street. 1t is fhe
first meeting of the year and a large
attendance is desired. Every lady
interested in the work for children of
the poor and unfort innate is invited
TO attend and become a mem Der.
Prof. R G. Young leaves tonight
for Butte, Mont. where he has &C
cepted the uperintendency Of the
pu bite schools, having left matters here
in apple pie order for his successor.
Mr. Young will be followed by the
best wishes as well as the regrets of
his many friends. He has made an
excellent superintendent of schools
and is socially one of the best men
on earth. Mrs. Young will join her
husband later.
Misfortune seems ( o follow the the !
atre promoter. John Arthurs, who |
was TO have conducted the seat sale |
here. is still laid up by sickness at
Green Bay. Wis, while q. H. John
ston himself is now confined to his |
home in St. Louis. and John Eberson, |
who was taken i'll a day or two after