Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-04

est Specldlty com 'dbieS. AZ mar pei
theatre tonight.
Silk selling hereabouts ali turned
topsy turvy this week at MeCabe's.
1t is reported former Rock Island
er has won $50. 600 in Mexican lot
terry.
d. you want to sell? List property
with A. Rush & Co., room q, Buford
block.
Second growth hard wood for fur
naces. heaters and cook stoves at Nc
Kown's.
The stage of water at the Rock Is
land bridge at 6 a. m. was $40, and
stationary.
Revival services are to continue
during the week at the First Metho-
dist church.
The Marlin Rifle club held turkey
shoot at the Elm street range Satur-
day afternoon.
A wonderful display of matchless
silk bargains and most active trad
| ing at McCabe's.
The Holden Comedy company
closed an engagement at Harper's
theatre last night.
P. j. Pitts, of st. Louis, is in the
city for the purpose of organizing
class in physical culture.
Don't miss the Royal Tyroleans to-
night in Y. M. c. A course. Some
fine novelties of the old world.
The Royal Tyroleans. who appear
tonight at Harper's theatre. are reg
istered at the Rock Island house.
Your share of the silks at McCabe's
up to $1.75 values at As. SO, 80 and
SO cents. Bargains sure enough.
Tri-city Jewish young people are
to have an inaugural" dancing
party at the Harper house tonight.
Prof. George d. Eerron, of Chicago,
lectures at Turner hall tonight on
Socialism" Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. Mamie French was removed
from St. Anthony's hospital to her
home, 1014 Eighth avenue, yesterday.
There's magic in the priests.
50, SO and 90 cents for silks worth
St75. Read what McCabe's say
about it.
the Loom" and Masonville muslins 81
cents per yard at 8 o'clock each day at
McCabe's.
Room Is, Mitchell & Lynde build
ing, is the place for bargains in real
estate. Hull & Hemenway. Tele-
phone 1904.
John O'Conuor was taken sick at
IGiven's saloon today and was taken
to his home, $40 Fourteenth street, in
the ambulance.
For real estate and reliable insur-
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
IPhone 1904.
| No developments are reported today
in the smallpox situation at the Pc
lterson home on Second street, in Mo-
lime. The place is still in quarantine.
II. ID. Mack WAS in Riverside, ILL.,,
Yesterday to attend the funeral of A.
iJ. Cross, who was for so years con.
tracing agent for the Burlington
road.
On account of the recent fire. SUIT
: cliffe's wall paper store will be closed
, for week or ten days in order to as.
} certain the loss and arrange stock fol
} business.
The layout of silks at McCabe's al
$50 this morning was a wonder il
: Iquantity as well as values. ReaC
their ad carefully, and if wise you'll
act promptly.
Fay Halves Camp 2S1, r. N. A.
! will give a social and dance in Carse''
hall Tuesday evening. March 5. AID
mission Is cents. All friends of tn,
order invited.
William j Zeis, former member
i Iof the city council from the Firs
ward, announces his candidacy fol
the republican nomination for town
ship collector.
II McCabe's great cash silk purchase
lenables them to sell lot of choic,
fancy waist silks, foulards ant
ltaffetas, of 75-cent and 81 values, a
As cents per yard.
The Moline High school team wa
: defeated at basketball Saturday even
ing by the Augustana Academies. TIL
lgame was played in the college gym
nasium. The score was IA to z.
Leonard p. Hart and children wis
to return their sincere thanks to a.
Those who assisted them during tn
illness and at the death of their be
loved wife and mother, and especialI
for the floral tributes.
Henry Dresser aud Louis Ihri
have formed partnership in the ban
Der business at 1901 Seventh avenue
in Dressen's new shop, where the
will welcome old friends and man
new ones. Nothing but frst-clas
,. work done.
3. Among the rare instruments use
r. by the Royal Tyroleans arc the mour
]. tain harp. aluminium gong bells, tubs
b phone, Hungarian cymbalor, Alpir
violins, the gigrilla, crystal crchestr
and flower sticks. Harper's theatl
II tonight. Admission so cents. Lot
of good seats.