Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-08

i 50 HCDD nOuT AL nafmS I05IauIdut.
D, you want to sell? List property |
with A. Rush & Co., room 6, Buford
block.
OIL and gasoline stoves. Every
ssove guaranteed. Young & Nc
Combs.
Millinery that is pleasing both to
the eye ard pocketbock. Young & |
McCombs.
Special low prices in lewelry this
week. See east window. Young q
McCombs.
Cabs at your service by leaving or
ders at the Crown restaurant or tele-
Iphoning 1904.
You should see that swell display
of millinery at Miss Byrnes', at the
lowest prices.
Crescent, Stearns, World and SYRIA
cuse bicycles: all the best makes at
David Don's.
Bicycles, bicycles. bicycles: The
best bicycles and lowest prices in the
city at David Don's.
Good seats still on sale at so cents
each for the Katharine Ridgeway COM
pany Tuesday evening.
The finest display of high class
millinery in the three cities at the
lowest prices at Miss Byrnes'.
Ladies' fancy imported umbrellas
in fashionable colors, at Lambert's,
successor to Stewart. the halter.
| The Tri- City Sprinkler company
began operations this after room with
the electric and wagon sprinklers.
| Spring millinery, correct in style
and material, and at the right prices,
at the Brandenburg millinery store.
The regular monthly meeting of
, the Rock Island Club will be held to-
morrow evening at the club house.
For real estate and reliable insur-
, ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
, 15, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
The Peoria road today planked its
coal track at the foot of Nineteenth
street to provide a crossing to the
/, levee warehouse.
Ben T. Carmichael, of Davenport,
I is recovering from the gunshot wound
5 inflicted by himself last Friday in the
Elks' lodge room.
j. c. Fox, aged %, weight 1Se
pounds, and height feet inches,
;, has been signed for second basemar
by the Davenport ball team.
The Mothers club meets tomorro "
e afternoon at 4 o'clock at Lincoln
q school. The subject, "Self Govern
ment," will be discussed by Mrs. II
), IL. Chase and Mrs. G. L. Williams.
l. 1t makes no difference what price
g are quoted on wall paper, Sutcliffe''
n prices are SIS to so per cent cheape'
and this doesn't mean Just on tn
cheap grade of papers, but the entir
a. stock.
is j. A. johnson, who has been serv
s. ing as index clerk, a temporary posi-
lie ton, has been appointed to succee'
lie G. A. johnson, police magistrate
st elect. as recorder at the Rock ISLAM
circuit clerks Office.
Plans are being prepared by Georg
p. Stauduhar for a residence to b
erected this summer by p. II. kell
on Fifth avenue and Twenty-nint
street. The cost, when completed
will be about 81 600.
Katherine Ridgeway was in De
Moines four consecutive SEES sons. n
other recommendation is needed
Hear her Tuesday evening, Y. M. {
A. course.
II The remodeled First Congregations
church, of Moline. was rededicate
Yesterday, Rev. John H. Barrow
president of Oberlin college, deliver
ing the address. The improvement
cost $4,000.
Harrison WEIGH today started {
his initial trip as knight of the girl
taking the route of G. w. Cash fl
Henry Darts Sons, Mr.. Cash havin
retired for short time on account I
i'll health.
A number of the colored Masons
this city, in command of Grand Con
mander H. Z. Burris, went to Poor
yesterday to attend Easter servic
for the order.
William Mcfarland was arrests
Oh. last night for ill-treating his wifi
lsh who lives in the Hurst block {
Twentieth street. He will be given
& hearing tomorrow morning.
All sorts of prices are given on WIS
wp paper, but nothing is said about Il
better grades, and Sutcliffe says
&c is in the business to tell you rig
here he is going to make you 80 to
=, per cent lower prices than any 9th
% dealer in the city.
A test will be given Tuesday, Q
e'' inst, at p. M. near the ferry Ian
ing, showing the power of {
led Phoenix Dry Powder Fire Exit
Iguisher" This new compound col
at mands the attention of practical M
of business, all property holder
at manufacturers, ETC., for it's eflicienc
ECONOMY and simplicity.
ear Never in the history of the mil
merry business of the tri-cities has t
ind volume OF TRACE In any one estaoAis
ment reached the proportions 8
tanned last week at the Brandenbu
millinery store. The crowds OF
l2iaa wbo r3rohaeod fhair Easter ha