Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13

TO Jail.
Wall broken lots enough for
one or two rooms at your own price
Adams Wall Paper company.
The c.. B & Q locsl freight to
Clinton has been changed, leaving
here evenings instead of mornings.
Fresh eggs direct from the farm.
Also great quantities of butter at
Mau ,ker &c Toms, to be sold cheap |
Ed Havenhill, who has been living |
in q room over Cradles livery barn, |
was taken to the county infirmary to-
day.
Douglas patent kid shoes for men
at So so. are the best in the city. The
Leader. sole agent, opposite Harper
house.
r. Champion & Co. attend to your
wants promptly in paper hanging.
Call or notify promptly by wire or
postal.
If you are in need of furniture and
carpets see John Spilger's new and
handsome line at 1902 and 1904 Third
avenue.
| Attend the lawn mower sale this
week at David Don's. Guaranteed
mowers 81 80, 81. 81 25-plsnty for
Everybody.
Wall paper-biggest line, lowest
prices. Clearance sale all this week
at Adams Wall Paper company's.
| Maucker & Tom received nearly
500 pounds of fresh butter Saturday
Must be sold at IL cents per pound.
| A Berndt, accused of the murder
Of Ed Thode. was held to the grand
Jury without bonds at Davenport
Saturday.
J For real estate and reliable insur
4nce call on Hull & Hemenway. room
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele
phone 1904.
Wall Paper-biggest line. lowest
prices. Clearance sale all this week
st Adams Wall Paper company's.
The Douglas shoes are rnion made
and every pair guaranteed from IS to
81. The Leader. sole agent, opposite
, Harper house.
:, The city council meets in adjourned
session tenight, when Mayor Knox is
expected to announce several more
appointments.
: The business mems class of the Y
e NJ c. A. and the Woodmen regular
team play ball at o'clock this after.
noon at the Twelfth street park.
II Wall paper--broken lots enough
for one or two rooms at your own
price. Adams Wall Paper company
The w. J Young yesterday bsgar
making Sunday trips to Muscatine
going down at the usual time in tn
afternoon and returning this morning
Miss Cora Wadsworth has resigueC
as bookkeepel at F. J. Maths ard re
! turned to her former position a
assistant to Court Reporter Blake
more.
The young ladies' society of tn
German Lutheran church. on TWEEN
tieth street. will serve coffee and ic
cream Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, May Is.
The ordinance against peddlin
without license is being strictly en-
forced. and one can see perambulai
ing merchants at almost any hour i
the day at the police station waitini
to take out license.
The monthly meeting of the Reta
Merchants association is to be hel
s. tonight. Action will be taken II
s. questing the Rock Island road TO pre-
ID vide a passenger service that wi
bring people to the city from point
u as far east as Bureau. arriving heI
about $3.50 in the morning and depar
, ing about 4:30 in the afternoon.
Architect F. Borgolte is preparin
oz plans of residences to be erected duI
ing the summer by James McElro
, and Aid. l.. V. Eckhart. The forms
Au is to build on 1wenty-third street an
Seventh avenue a 2-story house ths
os will cost q, OC0. Aid. Eckhart's ne
bone will be on Eleventh street an
es Ninth avenue and will cost 81, 600.
The Stephens family, of Moline, h'
its purchased a lot in Riverside upo
g. u hich will be erected $25. 0(
Id mausoleum. 1t is located Just east
tc. the vaults on the newer area an
he &C mmands a splendid view of the va
A. ley. 1t comprises $500 square fee
being so feet square. This summ'
handsome and stately mausoleu
20 of marbel will be erected and the r
mains of persons now deceased will
removed to it when completed Plal
ne are being drawn now. The fami
ar includes the families of GeorJ
Stephens, &. A. Stephens, G..
: Stephens, F. G. Allen, g. II. Huntot
ne and c. H. Lippincott.