Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-30

William Stelck to the grand jury in
500 bonds for alleged criminal as
| sault
Half the pains of life are caused by
ill-ftting shoes. Try the Rock Island
perfect fitting $3.50 shoe. opposite
Harper house.
You may as well select your top
! oveI e rat now while the assortment is
comPlete. Prices s.. $3.50. $40, $l2
to SIS. II. & K
Don't experiment with your eyes.
Consult DIR. Lagrange and have the
satisfaction of knowing that your
glasses are right.
Maj. and Mrs. Alfred Harms. of
Chicago. are to conduct an auction
sale of children" at the local Salvation
Army barracks tonight.
The elegant passenger depot con-
structed by the C, r. 1. & z. and Z.
/. & P. railways at Peoria was thro xn
open to the public today.
Muslin underwear selling at Nc
Cabe's going on briskly Saturday at
2:30 o'clock. 200 pairs children's
muslin drawers cents pair.
Our spring stock is now complete
and 1t is the brightest, cleanest, best
made stock ever shown in Rock ISL
and. Suits 81 to $25. Fhe London.
One day more of the big carpet
bargains at McCabe's. Get your or
ders placed Saturday and save
enough to do the housekeeping. An
mex, Eighteenth street.
Hats, Hats. Whose got the hats?
The London, of course We show
two hats to any other clothier's one,
and all new styles. Prices lower than
the lowest. You know US. The Lon
don.
Dr. LaGrange's wide experience as
an instructor. as well as a practition-
er in optics, enables him to correct
many cases in which ordinary optic
ians fail. Consultation free at BieueI's
Saturday.
All members of the different local
branches of the Anti-Cigaret league.
also the officers of the Temperance
federation, are requested by the Sec
rotary TO meet at the NJ. +. church
Sunday at o'clock for important bus
mess.
We are displaying a full line of the
machines at our new office, 325 Twen-
tieth street. We also carry the beat
quality of oil and needles for all kinds
of machines. The Singer Manufacture
ing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and fam
lily, of Milan. went to Aledo this morn
ing to attend the funeral of their
Miss Nina Miller, whose
body was found in the river at Fort
Iowa. The funeral occurred
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Noble lodge No. 1. A. o. L. W.. has
changed its place of meeting. Krell |
& Maths hall has been secured for the
future meeting place. The meeting
nights have been changed from the |
second and fourth Mondays to the |
first and third Mondays.
The benefit ball given at Turner |
b all last night by a number of young |
men from the west end of the city. the |
proceeds of which were used TO pro- |
cure an invalid's chair for Thomas |
Coltman. deformed shoemaker, was |
a success. Willie aud Earl Kay did !
pretty cake walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weyerhau-
ser and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wey-
erhauser are expected in the city |
tonight. and the funeral of Mrs. j. p. |
WeyeI b auser will be held tomorrow
morning from the residence of Mr.. |
and Mrs. S. S. Davis on Twenty-third |
street. The service will be private. |
M. & KS new spring stock is the |
banner stock in this vicinity. AL |
though woolens have advanced, sew
eral lucky deals enables them to offer |
some exceptional bargains in mems |
and boys suits. They are showing a |
fine line of mems all-wool suits at |
$6, s735, $7.75. IS 90 and $40. NJ.
& X.
THE ARGUS published a portion of |
the registration returns yesterday.
giving all that had been received at |
the city clerks office till noon. The |
returns are all in now. and show:
First ward. precinct 1, 325; precinct |
2. 500. Second wa d, precinct 1, 3S9. |
precinct 2, 500. Third ward. precinct |
/. S95; precinct 2. $40. Fourth ward,
precinct 1, 4SS; precinct 2, 312. Fifth |
ward. precinct l, 544; precinct 2, 240.
Sixth ward. precinct l, AS; precinct
.. 33S. Seventh ward, precinct l,
i19; precinct 2, 544.