Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-03

| ZONE anu ENJOY yourselves mOnua
evening. Aug. 6. at the German vii
Iage at Turner hall. Singing. gooG
music and dance given by the Rocl
Island maennerchor.
Go to Prospect park Sunday. Fin
performance of free entertainment
IColored jubilee singers and dancing
banjo. mandolin and guitar playing
All free afternoon and evening.
The bazar and sociable conducted
by the ladies of st. Joseph's church
Second avenue and Fourteenth street
is largely attended and cannot fail Of
success. 1t will close tomorrow night
Saturday.
A bill for a divorce was filed in Cir
cult Clerk CANDLES Office today by
which Gustaf Nelson, of Moline. seeks
to secure release from bondage with
Alma Nelson on the ground of viola
ton of the marriage contract.
We have done business here too
long and our reputation is too much
at stake that we cannot afford to dis
appoint you. Our IS go suit sale will
be all it implies. so and $3.50
values. Simon & Mosenfelder.
See the moving pictures at the
Watch Tower every night next week,
including the battle of San Juan hill,
the rough riders chareg at Ell Caney,
great naval battle at Santiago harbor.
etc. All free. Don't miss it.
The retail clerks desire the public
to be reminded of the fact that next
Sunday is the day set for the closing
of all stores in Rock Island and Dav-
export that have entered into the
agreement.
Special for tomorrow-handle cups
and saucers % cents a set; fancy
wash bowl and pitcher 60 cents; large
palm leaf fans l cent; 10 sheets of
tanglefoot 10 cents, and galvanized
pals, 10-quart, Is cents at Eckhart's.
Only a few bicycle bargains left at
Spencer's. Call and see them before
they are all gone. $50 chsinless for
$33; 500 cushion frame for $42; S35
chain wheels, &. & j. tires. $26; $50
chain wheels. $40; $25 chain wheels.
$l7; all high grade.
We have a mum Der of broken lots of
suits, excellent patterns and good
quality. which we are closing out at
81 IS, So 50 and 1913. but our IS. 80
suit for Saturday only are the ones
we would call your attention to. ST.
mon & Mosenfelder.
Policemen have been instructed by
Chief Miller TO keep tab on persons
using the sprinkler on their lawns be-
yond the hours prescribed by the city
which are 6 to 8 a. N.
and 6 to p. III. The penalty is the
off of the water.
Special for Saturday-our best
$3.50 and $40 suits for $3.50 Re
mem Der these are not $15 garments
for the above price. as sensational adj
vertisers would make believe. but are
strictly what they are advertised to
be. Simon & Mosenfelder.
The sunshine of the countenance
of John Il. Arthurs, the theatre can
vassef, seems to broaden with the sun
shine from heaven. He says the good |
work goes merrily on and if the en-
of the public continues
a little while longer, he will breathe |
easier.
Through, wide vestibule chair cars
with smoking compartment between
Rock Island and Chicago via the D.,
r. /. & n w. railroad and the c. &
n. w. railroad. The quickest and
best line. For particulars inquire at
city ticket office, 1903 Second avenue,
or passenger station foot of Twentieth |
street.
Whether you are interested or not.
we invite everyone to come and in
spect the suits we have placed on sale
for Saturday at $3.50. None worth
less than $40. Most of which are our
regular good value $12 so suits. ST.
mon Il Mosenfelder
The Clear Lake excursion train from
on the c., NJ. g St. p
railway. Sunday morning, Aug. 5.
will be held at Davenport until after
the arrival of the c., r l. & 2. train |
that leaves Rock Island at 3 o'clock a. |
m. Passengers wishing berths in |
sleepers on the Clear Lake train should |
reserve them at once.
j. A. White arrived at his home in |
Aledo last Friday from Cuba with a
Cuban bride. whom ne married July |
Is. He left the same evening for San
Francisco. where he is to sail for
leaving his young wife with |
his parents in Aledo. MIR. White was
a soldier in the Spanish-American
war, but upon being mustered out
was given position in the subsist-
ence department Of the government.
and was continued in service in San
.iago, remaining there until the 18th
IF last month. when he received or
iers for transfer to Manila. During
MS stay in Santiago he met and won
! fair Spanish lady, the daughter of
one of the wealthy families. Her
name was Miss Marie Gomez. They
lad planned TO be married in Septem-
ter but when White was ordered to
Manila it frustrated all their arrange.
nent. so they decided that the care
nony be performed Immediately.
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